Peek at the Week for the Pack

Looking Ahead:

Wolf Madness (Basketball Preview and Scrimmage)

• Tuesday, November 12th
• 6:00-8:00pm

Fall Play

• Play On (a play by Rick Abbott)
• Friday Evening (November 15th at 7:00pm)
• Saturday Matinee (November 16th at 2:00pm)
• Saturday Evening (November 16th at 7:00pm)

Swim

• Thursday, November 14th at 6:00pm
• Young Athletic Center, Norman

Pom

• OSSAA State Competition (at Moore High School)
• Time: TBD

Faculty Meeting

• Friday, November 15th
• 7:45am or 8:45am
• Media Center

Luncheon for National Merit and National Recognition Students

• Friday, November 15th
• During 4th Hour

School IDs are part of the student dress code. It is required that Students have their School IDs either visible on a lanyard or clip or attached to a backpack when moving around campus. Also, a School ID is required for a student to be able to purchase a lunch in the Cafeteria. School IDs are also required to be able to use a hall pass, check out a library book, or purchase items at the Financial Office or the sales windows for STUCO, DECA, FACS, and Unified Sports. Please help us by using your School ID each day at school.

Baseball hats, cowboy hats, wave caps, bandanas, stocking caps, and other headgear are not allowed as part of the daily dress code.

As it gets colder, please remember that while hoodies are okay to wear to school, the hood should not be worn in the hallways or classrooms. The hood part of the hoody covers up a student's ears and keeps a student with earbuds from being able to participate in learning. Classrooms are hoody, headgear, and earbud free zones.

It is a District Rule that cell phones are not allowed to be used during instructional time. A student should not be using a cell phone during class unless the teacher allows it as part of an instructional activity.

Each school day from 10:10-10:30 starting now up until spring break (except on days when there are special events/assemblies), we will have designated Advisory Time for our students.

Mondays and Fridays will be Priority Days for all Math Classes

Mondays and Fridays will be designated for Large Group/Activity Meetings (needing large spaces)

Tuesdays thru Thursdays will be designated for Academic Help in all Classes

Tuesdays thru Thursdays will be designated for Small Group/Officer Meetings (meeting in teacher classrooms and not needing a large space)

Tuesday will be a Priority Day for all English Classes

Wednesday will be a Priority Day for all Science Classes

Thursday will be a Priority Day for all Social Studies Classes

Students struggling in academic classes will need to miss their Group/Activity Meetings if they are on an Advisory List for academic reasons at that same time

Student-led academic tutoring will take place from 3:00-5:00pm on Wednesdays. Students may sign up for help by scanning the bar codes on the TV announcements at school or by following this link: https://forms.gle/nXvpVMnSQ35MezG26

Please sign up in advance so that we can arrange for a tutor to be available in that subject.

The Girl's and Boy's Basketball Programs will host a Team Preview and Scrimmage Night on Tuesday, November 12th from 6:00-8:00pm.

Please use the link below to join Sant Fe's official Facebook Page and stay updated on what is going on with the Wolves...

https://www.facebook.com/edmondsantafehighschool

Edmond Santa Fe is fortunate to have tremendous parent and community support for our school programs. Since the school opened, our Parents and Friends of Santa Fe (PFSF) has supported our school in a variety of ways. With changes to the Federal Healthy Foods Law a few years ago, our group was no longer allowed to sell Icees at lunch which caused the group to adjust and become a donation-based organization rather than a fund-raising organization. Support has continued for school beautification (plants and flowers), the food pantry (to help our students in need), and support for students and teachers (scholarships and teacher appreciation), but what we have found is that there is no longer a need for a booster club to make these things happen.

It is a good situation when our school can encourage parents and community friends to support specific Santa Fe Programs (Athletics, Fine Arts, Career Tech, Academics) rather than contributing to an umbrella organization. Our school at-large receives adequate financial resources from Edmond Schools to meet our daily needs. We want you to support the activities your students are most involved in.

Moving forward, PFSF will not serve as a school booster club but will instead become a group that seeks donations only a few times each year to continue to help in the same areas as before. This year, there will once again be a scholarship given by PFSF for the male and female Seniors chosen by the faculty as the PACK Award Winners. There will also be opportunities to help with campus beautification, the food pantry, and with teacher appreciation. Be looking for more information about how you can help support Santa Fe by making a donation as a Parent and Friend of Santa Fe.