Bronco Family Newsletter

Happy Sunday, Bronco Nation!

Ensuring a safe and secure learning environment for our students and staff is always our top priority. To enhance our campus safety protocols, we are making a slight adjustment to our morning door-locking schedule.

Key Changes:

• 8:40 AM Door Closure: All side and rear exterior doors will lock at 8:40 AM.

• Main Entrance Access: Students arriving after 8:40 AM may need to enter through the main front entrance. Staff will be positioned to hold the doors for students until 8:50 when available.

We recommend adjusting drop-off times by a few minutes to ensure students have plenty of time to enter before the secondary doors lock. The doors will remain locked for the duration of the day.

We appreciate your cooperation and partnership as we continue to keep our school community safe.

Warm regards,

Mr. Manley

• September 22nd: 6:00PM PTSA Meeting in the DLC
• September 23rd: 6:00PM in the PAC- Academic Excellence Awards Ceremony
• September 28th: 6:00PM in The Commons- Senior Parent Meeting
• October 1st: 5-9pm Freddy's Fundraiser for HOPE SQUAD

Meet in the DLC

It's time to get ready for our annual Go Gold game.

A "Go Gold" football game transforms Friday night lights into a bright, unified stand against pediatric cancer. Gold—the official ribbon color for childhood cancer awareness—accents our red and silver for an evening, but the heart of the game goes far deeper than gold socks, custom decals, or armbands.

The Night Represents children fighting cancer and their families. The game offers a night where they are not defined by hospital rooms, treatments, or statistics. This night they are honored guests and local heroes invited to feel the fierce, unconditional support of their entire town.

The atmosphere carries a quiet, beautiful weight. It holds space for memory—honoring the local children who lost their battles—while channeling collective energy into hope, raising critical funds for pediatric research, and pushing for better treatments.

For the players on the field, the game reshapes the meaning of sportsmanship. Wearing gold gives every tackle, pass, and touchdown a higher purpose, teaching young athletes the profound impact of using their platform to uplift others.

Underneath the stadium lights, a Go Gold game tells battling kids and their families one loud, echoing truth: you are seen, you are cherished, and you do not fight alone.

Students are able to purchase Go Gold Shirts on the listed days below during lunches.

Community members may purchase shirts during upcoming home games.

Get all of your GOLD ready for the game on September 25th!

Class picture day is coming soon- Mark your calendars for Sept. 29th!

All underclassmen will get their photos taken during their science class.

Photos will take place in the library.

Show your school spirit! Get your gear ready for these upcoming games!

Join us in the commons at 6:00PM on Monday September 28th.

We will cover

• key graduation requirements
• college readiness strategies
• upcoming event dates
• exciting plans for Project Celebration.

See you there!

Find ALL the things here!

- Request a VOE

- Submit an Absence

- Get a Transcript

- Add lunch Money

-and MUCH MORE

Keep this daily schedule handy!

To determine your lunch period, look at how periods 3, 4, and 5 are listed on your Skyward schedule:

• A Lunch (10:35 - 11:05): Look for "3A - 4 - 5" on your schedule. You eat lunch first, followed by 3rd, 4th, and 5th periods.

• B Lunch (11:30 - 12:00): Look for "3 - 4 - 5" (no letter suffix). You attend 3rd period first, eat lunch, and then go to 4th and 5th periods.

• C Lunch (12:25 - 12:55): Look for "3 - 4C - 5" (a "C" attached to 4th period). You go to 3rd and 4th periods, eat lunch, and then head to 5th period.

• D Lunch (1:20 - 1:50): Look for "3 - 4C - 5D" (contains both the "C" on 4th period and "D" on 5th period). You attend 3rd, 4th, and 5th periods before going to lunch at the end of the block.

All medications (scheduled AND as needed) must have a doctor's order and parents must drop off medications with nurse.