The Yellow Sheet
SAT, APR 18
• 6 pm — Spring Jazz Concert, Concert Hall
TUE, APR 21
• 6 pm — Spring Musicale 1, Concert Hall
WED, APR 22
Climate Action Day: Health, Wellness & Green Space
THU, APR 23
• 6 pm — Spring Musicale 2, Concert Hall
FRI, APR 24
• Marking Period # 2 Ends
TUE, APR 28
• 6 pm — Spring Gospel Choir
WED, APR 29
• 10:25am – 1:25pm — Senior Dues Cash Payments Accepted, Room 261
THU, APR 30
• 10:25am – 1:25pm — Senior Dues Cash Payments Accepted, Room 261
• 6:30pm — Spring Drama Festival #2, Little Flower Theater
FRI, MAY 1
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Begins
Jewish‑American Heritage Month Begins
• 6:30pm — Spring Drama Festival #2, Little Flower Theater
SAT, MAY 2
• 2pm — Spring Drama Festival #2, Little Flower Theater
• 6:30pm — Spring Drama Festival #2, Little Flower Theater
MON, MAY 4
Conference Schedule (Faculty)
National Star Wars Day – Dress‑Up Day
• 8am – 12pm — AP Testing (Morning): Biology
TUE, MAY 5
Cinco de Mayo
GUYS AND DOLLS Auditions Update
There is still time to sign up to Audition for GUYS AND DOLLS, which begin next week. Visit
The music for the Vocal Audition is available at laguardiahs.org/guysanddolls. Just like signing up for an audition, students must use their nycstudents.net Google account to access the introductory letter and the music.
We’re excited to tell you more about the trips we’re planning with EF Tours, our educational travel partner. Please be sure to register for this info session to learn more about this opportunity.
When students travel, they expand their knowledge of the world around them, discover more about themselves, and grow more confident. These skills are critical for creating the global citizens of tomorrow, and we would love to have your student join us on this adventure.
In this info session, we’ll talk about:
- How this opportunity will benefit students
- What we’ll see and do on our trips
- Everything that’s included in this experience
- How your child can earn academic credit
- How we’re keeping this safe and affordable
- How to enroll on this trip (before it fills up!) during EF’s risk-free enrollment period
The meeting will be held on Monday, May 4, at 7pm via Zoom. There are limited spots on this trip, so we would love to have you attend this meeting to learn more about this exciting opportunity! Due to high demand, please only use one account per family to join us for the info session as Zoom has a capacity of 300 and in previous years we ran out of space for everyone to attend the meeting. A follow up email will also go out to all who registered with the details regarding the information presented in the meeting.
A student may vote only for all school-wide positions, their grade level representative, and their studio representative. Any student who votes for any other position (e.g. not your studio or your year) will have the entire ballot deleted and their vote will not count.
TIMELINE:
March 28 - Application Opens
April 14 (8am) - Application Closes
April 20 - Candidates receive email confirming they can begin campaigning
April 20 - April 24- Campaign Period
April 22-24 - Voting Window. Voting Closes on April 24 at 3:00 PM
April 27 - Elected Officers Announced
April 29 - Interviews for appointed positions (after school)
May 1 - SGO Cabinet Announced
Four positions will be chosen through an interview process after students vote for the candidates. Students with the top 5 votes received will move on to a group interview and a project discussion in front of a panel consisting of teachers, students, and staff, who have knowledge relative to each position. Note: If there are 5 or fewer applicants, the top 3 will move on to the interviews. These positions are: Club Liaison, Environmental Advocate, Events Liaison, and Sports Representative. The students who move on to the interview will be given specific instructions for the interview and project once the top 5 votes per position are announced.
Celebrate culture, creativity, and community!
Do you sing, dance, act, play an instrument, write poetry, or have a unique talent to share? This is your moment to shine ✨
We’re looking for performers to be part of our AAPI Heritage Month Fiorello Friday(s) this May!
💡 Who can sign up?
- Students who identify as AAPI
- OR anyone who would like to perform a piece that highlights AAPI culture, stories, or experiences
🎶 All talents welcome! From traditional performances to modern acts—bring your voice, your story, your art.
📅 Sign up now and be part of a Fiorello Friday of celebration and representation!
👉 Don’t miss your chance to take the stage and celebrate AAPI heritage with us!
Google Form to sign up: https://forms.gle/Vd9jTVUwpJdcwyR26
Senior Dues and Caps & Gowns
Each Senior is responsible for contributing towards Senior Class Expenses. Senior Dues is made up of 2 general categories: 1) Cap & Gown Package, and 2) Graduation & Yearbook. (Prom is a separate expense and payment.) LaGuardia takes advantage of volume discounts; spreading expenses over the entire grade allows us to have the cost of Senior Dues the lowest price possible. This is why students may not pick & choose which expenses they want to pay -- this would increase the price for everyone.
Graduation & Yearbook: $200.00
Cap & Gown Package: $62.20
Seniors need to pay for Senior Dues and their Cap & Gown (if not paid through the Smooth website) using the Class of '26 Senior Dues Payment Form! NOTE: Caps & Gowns have been ordered for everyone, even if you did not pay for your on the Smooth website.
Class of '26 Senior Dues Payments Form (Credit Card)
Deadline: May 1, 2026
Cash/Money Order Payments Accepted: April 29 & 30, Room 261. (For people wishing to avoid the credit card processing convenience fee.). Lunch Periods ONLY.
Create Payment Schedule: Speak to Dr. Stricklin, Room 261
Financial Assistance Request: There are no automatic guarantees or entitlements that pay for Senior Dues; we assist as best we can only because of the generosity of our Parents Association. People who do not follow the May 1 deadline risk having our budget already distributed (meaning we spent the money.)
Parents should request assistance by completing the Senior Financial Assistance Google Form by May 1, 2026; be sure the form is completing from the parent account registered in NYCSA. For questions, please email Dr. Stricklin at mstricklin@schools.nyc.gov
If you emailed Stricklin before this week or spoken to another staff member; you must complete the Google Form May 1.
TDF is offering free TDF Memberships to all 2026 graduating seniors from New York City’s public and charter high schools.
Grad Gift Members get exclusive Broadway deals for just $22 per ticket! They also get access to general TDF Member offers that range from $11 for Off-Off Broadway shows to $62.50 for Broadway musicals.
Bonus: Those who join can enter a drawing to win up to two free tickets to CATS: The Jellicle Ball on Broadway on Tuesday, May 5, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. A celebration on the red steps in Times Square kicks off earlier in the evening.
Read about the fabulous folks producing this reimagining of CATS, including fashion stylist Law Roach, Wickedstar Cynthia Erivo and Grammy winner John Legend.
*Please have your OSIS number ready to submit as proof of eligibility.
It is, as you probably know, SCHOOL LIBRARY MONTH--the best month of the year! And April 19-25 is National Library Week! I'd love it if you could announce this for the next few days on the morning announcements.
Celebrate School Library Month in the LaGbrary! Recommend a book for our favorite book display, play library bingo for prizes, and tell the world why we love our school library.
Yellow Sheet: Post with graphics 🙂
Celebrate School Library Month in the LaGbrary! Recommend a book for our favorite book display, play library bingo for prizes, and tell the world why we love our school library.
2026 Library Scavenger Hunt (1).pdf
April 19-25 is National Library Week! This year's theme is FIND YOUR JOY! Submit a piece of creative work showing how YOU find your joy at the library for a chance to win a $150 VISA gift card.
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