-Friday Morning Prayer by Emanuel B.:
Lord God, thank you for the opportunity to dress up and have fun with friends as we eat, dance, and laugh this weekend at prom. Please keep us safe during this time of celebrating, and give us strength to avoid temptations for any activities that would harm our relationship with you.
-Hi Pioneers, this is Abby H. with the Environmental Health Club. Next week, we will be hosting a few events. First, Earth Day is right around the corner! Earth Day is about raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet and taking action to improve the environment. We all can make positive changes and do our part to help create a better future. So, on Monday, April 22, at 7 am, there will be a clean-up around campus. Treats will be provided to celebrate all that hard work. Also, on Tuesday, April 23, during WIN B, we will create May Day baskets and cards for the Sisters. We still need volunteers to write messages inside the cards. Please remember to sign up for Ms. Dan’s WIN B. And if you are new to the Environmental Health Club, feel free to participate. Both of these activities will count towards service credits. Thank you!
-This goes out to all Sophomores and Juniors. Are you interested in being a Role Model of the Pioneer Way? Do you want to help with Freshman orientation this Summer? Do you want to be a Link Leader next year? Applications are available today via email from me, Ms. Fandrich. They are due by May 3. If you have any questions, feel free to stop by the campus ministry!
-Seniors – Your senior retreat day is one week from today. Over the years, seniors have given great reviews for this day – mainly because the day provides fun, a chance to celebrate your class as a whole, and a chance to think about how you will start to say goodbye to this chapter of your life. The retreat is next Friday from 8:00 am-2:15 pm and you will meet at HM first and then be taking a bus to an offsite location. Parent permission is needed, so your parents will be receiving a link from Dr. Skinner today.