John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers

Our SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS

• Today, October 31, there will be a PEP Rally in the courtyard sponsored by the Class of 2019.  It will be a modified schedule, please check with your Homeroom teachers.  Lunch will be at 10:35 -11:35.
• Nov. 2 is holiday in observance of “All Souls Day”.
• Hey Islanders!!! Tonight is the last day to support the class of 2017 as they present the Revenge of Childhood Friends Haunted House.  Come by and watch your forgotten childhood characters come to life at Island Girl Power in Dededo.  The nightmares start at 6. Tickets are $5 in advance and $8 at the door.  You’ll wish you never forgot them…. and they’ll make sure you never will.  See any of your Senior Class Officers or purchase in Rm D115. 
• Nov. 3 is Parent Teacher Conference (PTC).  Parents and students are encouraged to meet the teachers anytime from 7-12.
• Last day to submit November activity proposal isNovember 7, 2016.  Any activity proposal received after the deadline will not be entertained as stated on the SOP three weeks prior to the activity to take place.  However, December activity proposal can be submitted after the deadline ofNovember 7, 2016.  Deadline to submit December activity proposal will beNovember 28, 2016.  Please plan accordingly to meet the deadline set on activity proposals.  Future activity proposal deadline for next year will be forthcoming and distributed during WAY meeting onNovember 7, 2016.
• Hafa Adai Islanders, please support the AFJROTC by buying a "Halloween Mystery Goody!" It's $4.00 a gram and all the profit will be donated to Make-A-Wish Foundation. See any Cadet Officer for more details. Thank You!
• Attention Islanders! Join the Junior Class on Friday, November 4, 2016, as they devote a whole night to gaming! Traditional board games & video games will be played from 4 to 8 PM in the Cafeteria. Tickets are $2 pre-bought & $3 at the door. Snacks & beverages will also be sold. Purchase tickets from any class officer or in room A208.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• Students who have lunch dropped off for them must have the food delivered NO LATER THAN 10:45. The students must come to the office only during lunch period to pick up their lunch. The office will no longer announce over the intercom for students to come get their lunches. Any unclaimed meals will be discarded at the end of the lunch period for food safety reasons. 
• Attention, Islanders! Are you struggling with English, math, science, or social studies? Well, NHS is offering lunchtime tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays.  Fliers are posted in the classrooms for more information. Ask your teachers for a pass. We hope to see you there!
• Attention Students:  Are you still looking for a way to obtain Service learning hours? Go to the Guam Service Learning Website to register as a JFKHS student? Find an activity that interests you and it can be applied to your service learning hours.
• Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus. Teachers – your assistance for enforcement is expected; call SSSO for assistance if needed. 
• "Count Me In," be counted every school day!  Compulsory Age: Guam Code Annotated, 17GCA, requires all students from age 5 through 15 years of age to attend school. Tardiness: Passing time between classes is 5 minutes. Report to your designated classroom on time!  Late Absence: 15 minutes or longer will be considered an absent by tardy even though the student is present in class. Three unexcused tardies convert to 1 unexcused absence.
• Be vigilant of your surroundings always!  Report any suspicious activity to your teachers, staff and administrators or call the Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP.
• JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  Again- this is on Fridays only! 

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• Students are you thinking about going to college? Chaminade of Honolulu college visit will be held on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 during lunch from 10:55am-11:55am at the Media Center.
• Attention all men, 18 years or older:  By law, you must register with Selective Service, even if you are from another country and not a U.S. citizen. Failure to register will disqualify you from federal student financial aid, job training benefits, and federal employment.  Register online at www.sss.gov or at your local post office.  You may also see Gina Santos in the Counseling Office.

• University of Guam's Educational Talent Search (ETS) college prep program is now accepting applications from eligible high school students from 9th to 12th grade. ETS offers academic tutoring, College & Career exploration activities, assistance with College Applications, Financial Aid and scholarship applications, College Entrance (SAT/ACT) Fee waivers, financial literacy and more. All services are FREE! For more information see Mr. Lujan in the counselling office.
• Attention Seniors: Coca-Cola Scholarships awards $1,000 to finalists and $20,000 to recipients.  Apply online atwww.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org.  Deadline is Today, October 31, 2016.
• Attention Seniors:  Check out the bulletin board outside of the Counseling Office for information on scholarships, colleges and universities, and career resources. 
• Attention Seniors:  APIASF Scholarships are available for $2,500 and more.  Pick up a brochure from your counselor or apply online atwww.apiasf.org.  Application opens in September and closes in January.

SPORTS UPDATES: - Please, support our Islanders!

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: Nov. 1 @ 5:30 p.m. JFK vs. Notre Dame at JFK; Nov. 4 @ 5:30: JFK vs. Academy at Academy; Nov. 5 @ 5:30 p/m. JFK vs. Okkodo at JFK.
• WRESTLING: Nov. 5: JFK vs. Guam High @ 2:00 p.m. at FD; JFK vs. Okkodo @ 3:30 at FD; JFK vs. FD @ 6:30 at FD
• BOYS’ SOCCER: Nov. 3 @ 4:15: JFK vs. GW at JFK; Nov. 7 @ 4:15: JFK vs. St. John at St. John

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers

Our SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS

• Nov. 8 is Election Day.  No classes on this day.  Please, vote if you are registered voter and exercise your right to choose your civil leaders!
• Congratulations to the newly selected National Honor Society (NHS) JFK Chapter members!  
• Last day to submit November activity proposal is today, November 7, 2016.  Any activity proposal received after the deadline will not be entertained as stated on the SOP three weeks prior to the activity to take place.  However, December activity proposal can be submitted after the deadline of November 7, 2016.  Deadline to submit December activity proposal will be November 28, 2016.  Please plan accordingly to meet the deadline set on activity proposals.  Future activity proposal deadline for next year will be forthcoming and distributed during WAY meeting on November 7, 2016.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• Students who have lunch dropped off for them must have the food delivered NO LATER THAN 10:45. The students must come to the office only during lunch period to pick up their lunch. The office will no longer announce over the intercom for students to come get their lunches. Any unclaimed meals will be discarded at the end of the lunch period for food safety reasons. 
• Attention, Islanders! Are you struggling with English, math, science, or social studies? Well, NHS is offering lunchtime tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays.  Fliers are posted in the classrooms for more information. Ask your teachers for a pass. We hope to see you there!
• Attention Students:  Are you still looking for a way to obtain Service learning hours? Go to the Guam Service Learning Website to register as a JFKHS student? Find an activity that interests you and it can be applied to your service learning hours.
• Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus. Teachers – your assistance for enforcement is expected; call SSSO for assistance if needed. 
• "Count Me In," be counted every school day!  Compulsory Age: Guam Code Annotated, 17GCA, requires all students from age 5 through 15 years of age to attend school. Tardiness: Passing time between classes is 5 minutes. Report to your designated classroom on time!  Late Absence: 15 minutes or longer will be considered an absent by tardy even though the student is present in class. Three unexcused tardies convert to 1 unexcused absence.
• Be vigilant of your surroundings always!  Report any suspicious activity to your teachers, staff and administrators or call the Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP.
• JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  Again- this is on Fridays only! 

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• The United States Marine Corpis sponsoring the Marines Pull Ups Competition on November 09, 2016.  The event will be held during lunch in the courtyard.  Prizes will be given away to those who are up to the challenge. : Perfect Pull-Ups  -  Marine Corps T-Shirt; 15 Perfect Pull-Ups - Marine Corps Water Bottle; 10 Perfect Pull-Ups - Marine Corps Lanyard; 5 or Less - Marine Corps Stickers
• Students are you thinking about going to college? Chaminade of Honolulu college visit will be held on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 during lunch from 10:55am-11:55am at the Media Center.
• Attention all men, 18 years or older:  By law, you must register with Selective Service, even if you are from another country and not a U.S. citizen. Failure to register will disqualify you from federal student financial aid, job training benefits, and federal employment.  Register online at www.sss.gov or at your local post office.  You may also see Gina Santos in the Counseling Office.
• University of Guam's Educational Talent Search (ETS) college prep program is now accepting applications from eligible high school students from 9th to 12th grade. ETS offers academic tutoring, College & Career exploration activities, assistance with College Applications, Financial Aid and scholarship applications, College Entrance (SAT/ACT) Fee waivers, financial literacy and more. All services are FREE! For more information see Mr. Lujan in the counselling office.
• Attention Seniors:  Check out the bulletin board outside of the Counseling Office for information on scholarships, colleges and universities, and career resources. 
• Attention Seniors:  APIASF Scholarships are available for $2,500 and more.  Pick up a brochure from your counselor or apply online at www.apiasf.org.  Application opens in September and closes in January.

SPORTS UPDATES: - Please, support our Islanders!

• GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Nov. 8 @5:30 P.M. JFK vs. Harvest at Harvest; Nov. 11 @ 5:30: JFK vs. GW at GW; Nov. 12 @ 5:30: JFK vs. St. Paul at St. Paul; Nov. 15 @ 5:30: JFK vs. St. John’s at JFK
• WRESTLING: Nov.12 @ 10:00 a.m.: JFK vs. Tiyan at Okkodo; @ 1:00 p.m.:JFK vs. Southern High at Okkodo
• BOYS’ SOCCER: Today, Nov. 7 @ 4:15: JFK vs. St. John at St. John; Nov. 9 @ 4:15; JFK vs. Tiyan High at Tiyan High; Nov. 14 @ 4:15: JFK vs. Harvest at JFK
• BOYS’ BASEBALL: Nov. 12 @ 10:00 a.m.: JFK vs. Sanchez at Okkodo; Nov. 19 At 10:00 a.m.: JFK vs. Tiyan at JFK.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR TEACHERS:

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers

Our SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS

• ATTENTION SENIORS! Pre-order yearbooks now, during lunch in room B206. Yearbooks start at $50, and the price will increase after Christmas Break.Full payments only.
• Hafa Adai Islanders, WAY will be hosting our very first November Fest on November 23, 2016, during activity time. We will be having entertainment and games. Intramural Games with the fee of $2-5. Movies for $1, food and drink sales that cost from $1-3, so we highly encourage you to bring extra monies on this day.  Locations of varies events are posted around the campus.  Also, wristband for $1 to dress down on this day. Sales are taking place in front of the main office during break and lunch time until November 22, 2016.
• Nov. 24 is Thanksgiving Holiday and Nov. 25 is a flexible make-up day.  No classes on these days.    Please, ensure that you extend your thanks to the people that have shown you love, care and help in any manner. HAPPY THANKSGIVING ISLANDERS! 
• ATTENTION: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, the JKFHS Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) is conducting a school uniform survey this week via the Language Arts classes.  Make sure you exercise your right to vote on the colors and styles of the uniforms.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• Students with Student Parking Permits for this semester must reapply for permits for next semester.  Parking permits are limited and given on a "first come, first served" basis.  Other students are already applying.  Please go to the SSSO ASAP to fill out an application for a parking permit.

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• PTSA meeting on Dec. 15, at 6:30 P.M. at the media center, please encourage your parents to attend.  Results of the uniform survey will be presented.
• On Dec. 16, you are all invited to the Tropical Winter Wonderland in the JFKHS Courtyard from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M.
• Islanders, please support the Class of 2017 with their Sugarplum 5K run/walk at 5 A.M. at JFKHS on Dec. 17.  See you there!

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

 ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Welcome Back, Islanders!  We hope you enjoyed your Christmas Break and Happy New 2017 Year!
• Please, take note that Second Quarter ends on Jan. 12.  Meet with your Guidance Counselors for your questions on your schedule for the upcoming second semester.
• Attention Islanders! There are NO yearbook preorder sales for the month of January. Yearbook preorder sales will resume on February 1, 2017. Yearbooks will be $75 and can be purchased at B206." 
• Congratulations to the Soccer Team for winning the Championship and to the Boys’ and Girls’ Wrestling for winning the 3^rd place in the recently concluded Playoff Seasons.
• Monday, Jan. 16, holiday is Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Day.   There will be no classes.
• Tuesday, Jan. 17 is Professional Development Day for all teachers and staff; there are not classes. All offices will be closed this day.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• Students with Student Parking Permits for this semester must reapply for permits next semester. Parking
• permits are limited and given on a "first come, first served" basis.  Other students are already applying.  Please go to the SSSO ASAP to fill out an application for a parking permit.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• Students who have lunch dropped off for them must have the food delivered NO LATER THAN 10:45 A.M.
• The students must come to the office only during lunch period to pick up their meals. The office will no longer announce over the intercom for students to come get their lunches. Any unclaimed meals will be discarded at the end of the lunch period for food safety reasons. 
• Attention Students:  Are you still looking for a way to obtain Service learning hours? Go to the Guam Service Learning Website to register as a JFKHS student. Find an activity that interests you and it can be applied to your service learning hours.
• Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus. Teachers – your assistance for enforcement is expected; call SSSO for assistance if needed. 
• Be vigilant of your surroundings always!  Report any suspicious activity to your teachers, staff, and administrators or call the Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP.   
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

 FROM THE COUNSELORS:  

• Attention PSAT Testers, 
• On December 12, students who provided their email address on their PSAT/NMSQT answer sheet will receive an email reminder explaining where and how to view your scores. Students can set up a free College Board account at any time. If you don't see your scores when you log in, you may need to enter an access code. You can find your access codes from your counselor. Please see your counselor to pick up test booklet that you used in October Testing. Thank you for participating this year PSAT Testing.
• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Research Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-

• on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being mentored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline:  February 15, 2017.
• Charlie Corn Scholarship  - Awards up to $3,500 for engineering and architecture studies.  Deadline: January 27, 2017.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.
• Attention all men, 18 years or older:  By law, you must register with Selective Service, even if you are from another country and not a U.S. citizen. Failure to register will disqualify you from federal student financial aid, job training benefits, and federal employment.  Register online at www.sss.gov or at your local post office.  You may also see Gina Santos in the Counseling Office.
• University of Guam's Educational Talent Search (ETS) college prep program is now accepting applications from eligible high school students from 9th to 12th grade. ETS offers academic tutoring, College & Career exploration activities, assistance with College Applications, Financial Aid and scholarship applications, College Entrance (SAT/ACT) Fee waivers, financial literacy and more. All services are FREE! For more information see Mr. Lujan in the counselling office.  

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Today, Jan. 18 will be an early release for the students.
• Tomorrow, Jan. 19 will be the PTSA meeting at 6:30 in the Media Center, please attend or encourage your parents to attend because the issue on uniform change will be discussed.
• Jan. 20 is Single Activity Day.
• Jan 20 at 6:00 P.M. the Seniors and Parents’ Information Meeting (SPIM) will be held at the Cafeteria.
• Islanders, please be informed that due to circumstances beyond our control, students will not receive planners this year.  Hence, students will be given a copy of the student handbook this week.  A copy is also posted on our website.  Take the time to review the information with your parents/guardians.
• Attention Islanders! There are NO yearbook preorder sales for the month of January. Yearbook preorder sales will resume on February 1, 2017. Yearbooks will be $75 and can be purchased at B206. 
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• Students who have lunch dropped off for them must have the food delivered NO LATER THAN 10:45 A.M.
• The students must come to the office only during lunch period to pick up their meals. The office will no longer announce over the intercom for students to come get their lunches. Any unclaimed meals will be discarded at the end of the lunch period for food safety reasons. 
• Attention Students:  Are you still looking for a way to obtain Service learning hours? Go to the Guam Service Learning Website to register as a JFKHS student. Find an activity that interests you and it can be applied to your service learning hours.
• Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus. Teachers – your assistance for enforcement is expected; call SSSO for assistance if needed. 
• Be vigilant of your surroundings always!  Report any suspicious activity to your teachers, staff, and administrators or call the Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP.   
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

 FROM THE COUNSELORS:  

• Attention PSAT Testers, 
• On December 12, students who provided their email address on their PSAT/NMSQT answer sheet will receive an email reminder explaining where and how to view your scores. Students can set up a free College Board account at any time. If you don't see your scores when you log in, you may need to enter an access code. You can find your access codes from your counselor. Please see your counselor to pick up test booklet that you used in October Testing. Thank you for participating this year PSAT Testing.
• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Research Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-

• on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being mentored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline:  February 15, 2017.

• Charlie Corn Scholarship  - Awards up to $3,500 for engineering and architecture studies.  Deadline: January 27, 2017.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.
• Attention all men, 18 years or older:  By law, you must register with Selective Service, even if you are from another country and not a U.S. citizen. Failure to register will disqualify you from federal student financial aid, job training benefits, and federal employment.  Register online at www.sss.gov or at your local post office.  You may also see Gina Santos in the Counseling Office.
• University of Guam's Educational Talent Search (ETS) college prep program is now accepting applications from eligible high school students from 9th to 12th grade. ETS offers academic tutoring, College & Career exploration activities, assistance with College Applications, Financial Aid and scholarship applications, College Entrance (SAT/ACT) Fee waivers, financial literacy and more. All services are FREE! For more information see Mr. Lujan in the counselling office.  

SPORTS UPDATES:

BOYS’ BASKETBALL: Jan. 20 @5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. St. John’s at St. John’s; Jan. 24 @ 5:30 P. M.:  JFK vs.   GW at JFK; Jan. 27 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK

GIRLS’ SOFTBALL: Jan. 21 @ 10: A.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK; Jan. 25 @ 4: P.M.: JFK vs. GW at GW; Jan. 28 @ 10:00 A.M.: JFK vs. Southern at Southern

BOYS’ & GIRLS’ TENNIS: Jan. 26 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at JFK; Jan. 31 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK.              

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Eskuelan Puengi (EP), night school is scheduled to start on Feb. 13.  Please, check with your counselors if you are interested.  This is a great opportunity for you to recover credits in order to graduate.
• Great Opportunity for Seniors:  Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary.  As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others.  If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com. 
• Love Our Kids 5K Run Walk Feb.11, Saturday:  If your teachers are allowing 5K run/walk as service learning, here is one you can’t pass up!  The school with the most Pre-registration Participation will receive $500. T Shirts also available to the first 500 Runners.  Pre-Register at Sanctuary Main Office (M-F, 8AM-5PM) or Hornet Sports (9AM-8PM). Route is Chamorro Village Hagatna to Alupang.  Show Time is 5AM and Go Time is 6Aam.  Contact Edward or Mark at 475-7101.
• Islanders, please donate your used uniforms that you do not need any more or you feel are excess in your closets.  Many could benefit from them.  Drop them off in the nurse’s office.
• Attention Islanders! There are NO yearbook preorder sales for the month of January. Yearbook preorder sales will resume on February 1, 2017. Yearbooks will be $75 and can be purchased at B206. 
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• Students who have lunch dropped off for them must have the food delivered NO LATER THAN 10:45 A.M.
• The students must come to the office only during lunch period to pick up their meals. The office will no longer announce over the intercom for students to come get their lunches. Any unclaimed meals will be discarded at the end of the lunch period for food safety reasons. 
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO.  Your absences will remain unexcused (Absent/A in PowerSchool) for any of the following reasons:
• Exceeded Parent Note/PN limit of 6 for the semester.
• Late submittal (beyond the 3-day grace period).
• No Doctor’s Note/DN for 3 or more days of absence.
• Wrong date is written on the PN or DN.
• Reasons that are not extenuating, invalid, excessive, or not listed in BP411.
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus. Teachers – your assistance for enforcement is expected; call SSSO for assistance if needed. 
• Be vigilant of your surroundings always!  Report any suspicious activity to your teachers, staff, and administrators or call the Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP.   
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

 FROM THE COUNSELORS:  

• Health Opportunities and Medical Exposure Summer Program (H.O.M.E.) is accepting applications for its shadowing and mentoring program.  Spend part of your summer learning more about what medical professionals do and what their jobs entail.  Must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and a strong interest in the medical or related health fields.  Application is available online at www.guamhome.org  Deadline is April 1, 2017.
• Attention Seniors: Bank of Guam 2017 IFIT Scholarship is offering five $2000 college scholarships for graduating seniors for this school year. Pick up an application in the counseling office. 
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• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Research Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-
• on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being mentored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline:  February 15, 2017.
• Charlie Corn Scholarship  - Awards up to $3,500 for engineering and architecture studies.  Deadline: January 27, 2017.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.
• Attention all men, 18 years or older:  By law, you must register with Selective Service, even if you are from another country and not a U.S. citizen. Failure to register will disqualify you from federal student financial aid, job training benefits, and federal employment.  Register online at www.sss.gov or at your local post office.  You may also see Gina Santos in the Counseling Office.
• University of Guam's Educational Talent Search (ETS) college prep program is now accepting applications from eligible high school students from 9th to 12th grade. ETS offers academic tutoring, College & Career exploration activities, assistance with College Applications, Financial Aid and scholarship applications, College Entrance (SAT/ACT) Fee waivers, financial literacy and more. All services are FREE! For more information see Mr. Lujan in the counselling office.  

SPORTS UPDATES:

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL: Jan. 24 @ 5:30 P. M.:  JFK vs.  GW at JFK; Jan. 27 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK
• GIRLS’ SOFTBALL: Jan. 25 @ 4: P.M.: JFK vs. GW at GW; Jan. 28 @ 10:00 A.M.: JFK vs. Southern at Southern
• BOYS’ & GIRLS’ TENNIS: Jan. 26 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at JFK; Jan. 31 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK. 

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Attention Islanders! Vivace is taking pre-orders for JFK Music Spirit Shirts in White, Athletic Gray, Navy and Black for only $10. Designs are posted throughout the campus. Please see any senior member or place your order in the choir room, D101, during break or lunch only. The last day to order is February 3. 
• Attention Freshmen: Hafa Adai. If you indicated your interest in enrolling in either the Lodging Management Program OR ProStart, the Tourism Academy program would like to meet you. Beginning January 31, you will be invited to a brief interview in either Room F103 or G104 during your 5^th period class.  For more information, please contact Mrs. Carol Cruz, Lodging Management Program Teacher via email, carol.cruz@guamcc.edu, or see Mrs. Rose Marie Nanpei, CTE Counselor in the counseling office.
• It’s that time of year again, Islanders! Read-A-Thon 2017 “Read to the Beat!” will take place from February 6-24. If you are interested in joining, please see your English teacher for more details. In spirit of this year's musical theme, from February 6-9 a list of songs with literary allusions (references) will be given to all teachers to read and post in their classrooms. For each day, specific lines from a song, the artist, and the song title will be given. Your job is to figure out the book title AND author that is being referenced. If you think you’ve got the answer for the day, come to room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY to claim a prize! It's only one winner per day and it’s first-come, first serve! On February 10, however, we are asking any of you to create an ORIGINAL poem or song that promotes literacy and the importance of reading. The poem/song must be a minimum of eight (8) lines and recited/performed in front of teacher judges in room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY. The student with the most creative poem/song will not only win the grand prize, but your work will be published on the school’s bulletin, posted throughout the campus, and given to all teachers. So don’t be shy and let your creativity show! For more information, please see Ms. Cordova (C205) or Mr. Orot (B206). Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor!
• Eskuelan Puengi (EP), night school is scheduled to start on Feb. 13.  Please, check with your counselors if you are interested.  This is a great opportunity for you to recover credits in order to graduate.
• Great Opportunity for Seniors:  Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary.  As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others.  If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com. 
• Love Our Kids 5K Run Walk Feb.11, Saturday:  If your teachers are allowing 5K run/walk as service learning, here is one you can’t pass up!  The school with the most Pre-registration Participation will receive $500. T Shirts also available to the first 500 Runners.  Pre-Register at Sanctuary Main Office (M-F, 8AM-5PM) or Hornet Sports (9AM-8PM). Route is Chamorro Village Hagatna to Alupang.  Show Time is 5AM and Go Time is 6Aam.  Contact Edward or Mark at 475-7101.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO.  Your absences will remain unexcused (Absent/A in PowerSchool) for any of the following reasons:
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

 FROM THE COUNSELORS:  

• Health Opportunities and Medical Exposure Summer Program (H.O.M.E.) is accepting applications for its shadowing and mentoring program.  Spend part of your summer learning more about what medical professionals do and what their jobs entail.  Must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and a strong interest in the medical or related health fields.  Application is available online at www.guamhome.org  Deadline is April 1, 2017. COLLEGE VISIT: OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS
• Students are you interested in going to college in Hawaii? The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa & Chaminade University of Honolulu will be coming to JFK campus to do a presentation in February during lunch time at the JFK Media Center.  Dates: MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!  On February 3, 2017 (Friday) University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa will visit campus on during lunch from 11:00am -11:30am presentation will be at the media center.  Also, On Friday February 10, 2017 (Friday) Chaminade University of Honolulu will visit our campus during lunch from 11:00am -11:30am also at the JFK Media Center. Also will conduct "Instant Admit Session" and Application Workshop for those interested. Sign up sheet in front desk at counseling office. Open to all students interested.  
• Freshmen and Sophomores:  Interested in learning about working on cars, building and construction, culinary and cooking, working in the hotel and tourism field, business or medical field?
• Join the GCC Programs!  See Ms. Nanpei in the Counseling Office for more information or to sign up.
• Attention Students: Electives Fair will be held this week Feb 2 and 3. You will tour different elective classes during your Math and Science Classes. This is the opportunity for you to learn about the electives offered at JFKHS since Early Registration for classes for next school year will be held early February.
• Registration for the 2017 Youth for Youth Conference is now open. The conference is scheduled for Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 2, 2017at the Hyatt Regency Guam. See Mr. Lujan in the Counseling Office for more info.
• Junior State of America (JSA) Summer Program at Princeton, Stanford, and Georgetown is looking for 9th - 11th grade students with civic and leadership potential.  Four scholarships are available. Deadline is February 26.  Pick up a brochure in the Counseling Office.
• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Research Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-
• on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being mentored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline:  February 15, 2017.  

SPORTS UPDATES:

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL: Jan. 31 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan High at JFK; Feb 3 @ 5:30 P.M. JFKvs. Harvest; Feb. 7 @5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. FD at JFK; Feb. 10 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo; Feb. 14: @ 5:30 JFK vs. Southern High at Southern
• GIRLS’ SOFTBALL: Feb. 1 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at JFK; Feb. 4 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at JFK; Feb. 8 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan at JFK; Feb. 11 @ 4:00 P.M: JFK vs. Academy at Tai Field
• BOYS’ & GIRLS’ TENNIS: Jan. 31 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK.; Feb 2 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Southern at JFK; Feb. 7 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Academy at Ninete; Feb. 9 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at Okkodo; Feb. 14 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Harvest at UOG
• RUGBY BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY:  Jan. 31, Host School: JFK: 6:20 P.M.: JFK vs. Father Duenas; Feb. 7 @ 5:20 P.M.: JFK vs. St. Paul at TBD; 6:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo; 7:00P.M.: JFK vs. Simon Sanchez at TBD; Feb. 9 @ 6:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at TBD;
• RUGBY GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY: Feb 2, Host School: JFK @ 5:40 P.M.: JFK vs. ND; @ 7:00 P.M: JFK vs. Academy; @ 8:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Southern; Feb. 9 @ 6:00 P.M: JFK vs.  Okkodo; @ 6:40 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at TBD
• RUGBY: GIRLS VARSITY TACKLE Feb. 4: Host School: JFK @ 9:20 A.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan ; @ 10:20 A.M.: JFK vs. GW; Feb 9 @ 5:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo
• BOYS VARSITY: Feb. 4 @ 3:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at JFK; Feb. 9 @ 10:30 A.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez  

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to both JFK boys' and girls' tennis teams for remaining undefeated through the first four team matches with victories over Tiyan High, Simon Sanchez High, Guam High and Southern High Schools.  The following are match scores.  JFK boys 32 - 16 Tiyan boys; JFK girls 32 - 8 Tiyan girls; JFK boys 27 - 19 Sanchez boys; JFK girls 25 - 24 Sanchez girls; JFK boys 31 -10 GHS boys; JFK girls 31 - 10 GHS girls; JFK boys 26 - 12 Southern boys; JFK girls 32 - 5 Southern girls.  Keep up the great play!
• Feb. 9 will be PTSA meeting at 6:30 in the Media Center.  All Parents/guardians are invited to attend.
•  Love Our Kids 5K Run Walk Feb.11, Saturday:  If your teachers are allowing 5K run/walk as service learning, here is one you can’t pass up!  The school with the most Pre-registration Participation will receive $500. T Shirts also available to the first 500 Runners.  Pre-Register at Sanctuary Main Office (M-F, 8AM-5PM) or Hornet Sports (9AM-8PM). Route is Chamorro Village Hagatna to Alupang.  Show Time is 5AM and Go Time is 6Aam.  Contact Edward or Mark at 475-7101.
• Feb. 15 is early release for the students.  Lunch will be from 8:35 -9:30 A.M.
• Feb 25 will be Parents’ Workshop from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
• Attention Islanders! Vivace is taking pre-orders for JFK Music Spirit Shirts in White, Athletic Gray, Navy and Black for only $10. Designs are posted throughout the campus. Please see any senior member or place your order in the choir room, D101, during break or lunch only. The last day to order is February 3. 
• Attention Freshmen: Hafa Adai. If you indicated your interest in enrolling in either the Lodging Management Program OR ProStart, the Tourism Academy program would like to meet you. Beginning January 31, you will be invited to a brief interview in either Room F103 or G104 during your 5^th period class.  For more information, please contact Mrs. Carol Cruz, Lodging Management Program Teacher via email, carol.cruz@guamcc.edu, or see Mrs. Rose Marie Nanpei, CTE Counselor in the counseling office.
• It’s that time of year again, Islanders! Read-A-Thon 2017 “Read to the Beat!” will take place from February 6-24. If you are interested in joining, please see your English teacher for more details. In spirit of this year's musical theme, from February 6-9 a list of songs with literary allusions (references) will be given to all teachers to read and post in their classrooms. For each day, specific lines from a song, the artist, and the song title will be given. Your job is to figure out the book title AND author that is being referenced. If you think you’ve got the answer for the day, come to room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY to claim a prize! It's only one winner per day and it’s first-come, first serve! On February 10, however, we are asking any of you to create an ORIGINAL poem or song that promotes literacy and the importance of reading. The poem/song must be a minimum of eight (8) lines and recited/performed in front of teacher judges in room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY. The student with the most creative poem/song will not only win the grand prize, but your work will be published on the school’s bulletin, posted throughout the campus, and given to all teachers. So don’t be shy and let your creativity show! For more information, please see Ms. Cordova (C205) or Mr. Orot (B206). Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor!
• Eskuelan Puengi (EP), night school is scheduled to start on Feb. 13. 
• Great Opportunity for Seniors:  Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary.  As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others.  If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com. 
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO.  Your absences will remain unexcused (Absent/A in PowerSchool) for any of the following reasons:
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:  

• Health Opportunities and Medical Exposure Summer Program (H.O.M.E.) is accepting applications for its shadowing and mentoring program. 
•  Spend part of your summer learning more about what medical professionals do and what their jobs entail.  Must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and a strong interest in the medical or related health fields.  Application is available online at www.guamhome.org  Deadline is April 1, 2017. COLLEGE VISIT: OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS
• Students are you interested in going to college in Hawaii? The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa & Chaminade University of Honolulu will be coming to JFK campus to do a presentation in February during lunch time at the JFK Media Center.  Dates: MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!  On February 3, 2017 (Friday) University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa will visit campus on during lunch from 11:00am -11:30am presentation will be at the media center.  Also, On Friday February 10, 2017 (Friday) Chaminade University of Honolulu will visit our campus during lunch from 11:00am -11:30am also at the JFK Media Center. Also will conduct "Instant Admit Session" and Application Workshop for those interested. Sign up sheet in front desk at counseling office. Open to all students interested.  
• Freshmen and Sophomores:  Interested in learning about working on cars, building and construction, culinary and cooking, working in the hotel and tourism field, business or medical field?
• Join the GCC Programs!  See Ms. Nanpei in the Counseling Office for more information or to sign up.
• Registration for the 2017 Youth for Youth Conference is now open. The conference is scheduled for Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 2, 2017at the Hyatt Regency Guam. See Mr. Lujan in the Counseling Office for more info.
• Junior State of America (JSA) Summer Program at Princeton, Stanford, and Georgetown is looking for 9th - 11th grade students with civic and leadership potential.  Four scholarships are available. Deadline is February 26.  Pick up a brochure in the Counseling Office.
• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Research Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being mentored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline:  February 15, 2017.  

SPORTS UPDATES:

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL: Feb. 7 @5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. FD at JFK; Feb. 10 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo; Feb. 14: @ 5:30 JFK vs. Southern High at Southern; Feb. 10 @ 5:30: JFK vs. Okkodo at Okkodo
• GIRLS’ SOFTBALL: Feb. 8 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan at JFK; Feb. 11 @ 4:00 P.M: JFK vs. Academy at Tai Field
• BOYS’ & GIRLS’ TENNIS: Feb. 7 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Academy at Ninete; Feb. 9 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at Okkodo; Feb. 14 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Harvest at UOG
• RUGBY BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY:  Feb. 7 @ 5:20 P.M.: JFK vs. St. Paul at TBD; 6:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo; 7:00P.M.: JFK vs. Simon Sanchez at TBD; Feb. 9 @ 6:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at TBD; Feb. 15 @ 5:15: JFK vs Father Duenas at Guam High
• RUGBY GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY:  Feb. 9 @ 6:00 P.M: JFK vs.  Okkodo; @ 6:40 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at TBD
• RUGBY: GIRLS VARSITY TACKLE  Feb 9 @ 5:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo
• BOYS VARSITY:  Feb. 9 @ 10:30 A.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez; Feb. 15 @ 5:15 P.M.: JFK vs. GW at Guam High  

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Vol. 9 / Issue 26 Monday, February 13, 2017 GOLD DAY: 2 - 4 - 6
John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs: John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:
• Show that one, or even more than one love, how you really feel!! Get them a beautiful flower gram courtesy of the Class of 2017. They're $5.50 and they come with a little heart card where you could write down your true emotions!! Please see any of your senior class officers or visit Rm. D115 to pur-chase one or a few! Feb. 13 is the last day to purchase. Thank you!
• Feb. 14 is Valentine’s Day. Happy Valentine’s Day, Islanders!
• Attention Students: Wristband for Dress Up on February 17, 2017, begins sales, today Monday, Feb-ruary 13 - 16, 2017 at the Concession booth located at the gym during lunch time. The wristband is for $1. Also, February Spirit Week begins on February 13-17, 2017. Show your islander spirit by acces-sorizing your uniform with the following: Monday, February 13, 2017 - "Wear your Heart on Your Sleeve" - Accessorize with hearts such as cut outs, headbands, socks, etc. Tuesday, February 14, 2017 - "Teddy Bear Tuesday" - Bring a teddy bear to school or cut out. Wednesday, February 15, 2017 - "Cupid Wednesday" - Accessorize as Cupid such as headbands, socks etc. NO bows/arrows permitted. Thursday, February 16, 2017 - "Single & Ready to Mingle" - able to mix & match accesso-ries with other students such as shoes, earrings, socks, etc. Friday, February 17, 2017 - "Colors of Love Friday" - able to DRESS UP with Sunday Best or Islander Wear. Must purchase a wristband for $1 and sign a waiver.
• Feb. 15 is early release for the students. Lunch will be from 8:35 -9:30 A.M.
• Feb. 17 will be Kennedy Celebration and the Single Activity schedule. Please, check with your teachers regarding the bell schedule.
• Get your cars squeaky clean by the Class of 2017!! Please show your support on Saturday, February 25 from 12-4PM at the Dededo Farmer's Co-op. Tickets are $5. Please see any class officer or drop by Rm. D115 to purchase one.
• Feb 25 will be Parents’ Workshop from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
• It’s that time of year again, Islanders! Read-A-Thon 2017 “Read to the Beat!” will take place from February 6-24. If you are interested in joining, please see your English teacher for more details. In spirit of this year's musical theme, from February 6-9 a list of songs with literary allusions (references) will be given to all teachers to read and post in their classrooms. For each day, specific lines from a song, the artist, and the song title will be given. Your job is to figure out the book title AND author that is being ref-erenced. If you think you’ve got the answer for the day, come to room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY to claim a prize! It's only one winner per day and it’s first-come, first serve! On February 10, however, we are asking any of you to create an ORIGINAL poem or song that promotes literacy and the importance of read-ing. The poem/song must be a minimum of eight (8) lines and recited/performed in front of teacher judges in room B206 DURING LUNCH ONLY. The student with the most creative poem/song will not only win the grand prize, but your work will be published on the school’s bulletin, posted throughout the campus, and given to all teachers. So don’t be shy and let your creativity show! For more information, please see Ms. Cordova (C205) or Mr. Orot (B206). Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor!
• Eskuelan Puengi (EP) will not start today. We’ll keep you updated on the new schedule.
• Great Opportunity for Seniors: Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary. As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others. If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students. Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets. Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO. Your absences will remain unexcused (Absent/A in PowerSchool) for any of the fol-lowing reasons:
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are re-minded of the following: All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes. Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus. If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use folda-ble umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus. Use or pos-session of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.
• JFKHS Spirit Fridays: Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required. All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE. This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:
• Attention 9th, 10th, and 11th graders: The next two weeks will be pre-registration of courses for next school year 2017-2018 with your English Teachers. We your counselors, highly encourage you to be present during the scheduled days of registration. See the schedule from your English teachers. Think and Plan your courses by reviewing the courses listed in the registration form posted at the JFK Web-site.
• Health Opportunities and Medical Exposure Summer Program (H.O.M.E.) is accepting applications for its shadowing and mentoring program.
• Spend part of your summer learning more about what medical professionals do and what their jobs entail. Must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and a strong interest in the medical or related health fields. Application is available online at www.guamhome.org Deadline is April 1, 2017. COLLEGE VISIT: OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS!
• Freshmen and Sophomores: Interested in learning about working on cars, building and construction, culi-nary and cooking, working in the hotel and tourism field, business or medical field?
o Join the GCC Programs! See Ms. Nanpei in the Counseling Office for more information or to sign up.
• Registration for the 2017 Youth for Youth Conference is now open. The conference is sched-uled for Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 2, 2017at the Hyatt Regency Guam. See Mr. Lujan in the Coun-seling Office for more info.
• Junior State of America (JSA) Summer Program at Princeton, Stanford, and Georgetown is looking for 9th - 11th grade students with civic and leadership potential. Four scholarships are available. Deadline is February 26. Pick up a brochure in the Counseling Office.
• The National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK0, is offering a Short-Term Re-search Experience for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) program. This opportunity provides hands-on summer research experience for juniors and seniors interested in exploring research careers. Ten selected students will spend two summer months at Hawaii's medical school conducting research and being men-tored by university scientists. Expenses are paid, including a trip to Washington, D.C. at the end of the summer to present research findings. Application Deadline: February 15, 2017.

SPORTS UPDATES:
• BOYS’ BASKETBALL: Feb. 14: @ 5:30 JFK vs. Southern High at Southern; Feb 17 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at Sanchez; Feb. 21 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. St. Paul at St. Paul
• BOYS’ & GIRLS’ TENNIS: Feb. 14 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Harvest at UOG; Feb 16 @ 4:00 P.M: JFK vs. GW at JFK
• RUGBY: BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY: Feb. 15 @ 5:15: JFK vs Father Duenas at Guam High
• RUGBY: GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY: Feb. 16 @ 5:20 P.M.: JFK vs. GW at GW; Feb. 16 @ 6:40 P.M.: JFK vs. ND at GW; Feb 16 @ 8:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Academy at GW;
• RUGBY: GIRLS VARSITY TACKLE Feb. 18 @ 10:00 A.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at Southern High; Feb. 18 @ 11:20 A.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at Southern High; Feb. 18 @ 12:20 P.M.: JFK vs. ND at Southern High
• BOYS VARSITY: Feb. 15 @ 5:15 P.M.: JFK vs. GW at Guam High; Feb. 18 @ 2:15 P.M.: JFK vs. FD at Southern High

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Vol. 9 / Issue 27 Monday, February 20, 2017 GREEN DAY: 1 - 3 - 5
John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs: John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:
• CONGRATULATIONS to the WAY officers and advisers, Mrs. Orot and Mr. Vasquez; Class of 2017, C/O 2018, C/O 2019 and C/O 2020 officers and advisers, JROTC Teachers and cadets, VIVACE Choir members and Teacher, Mrs. Sablan, JFKHS Cultural Dancers, the Japanese teachers and stu-dents and All who contributed to the success of our Kennedy Celebration on Friday, Feb. 2017!
• CONGRATULATIONS to all who were awarded as the best of the best: Mr. Steve Protasio as
o the Administrator of the Year, Mr. Bernard Mendoza as the Staff of the Year, Hazel Basilio, as the Teacher of the Year, Mr. Joey Lujan as the Counselor of the Year! The Student of the Year was awarded to Jason Zamora and Mika Sanhez ninth grade; Ran Jaravata and Francine Tongson 10th grade; Michael Cajigal and Mackenzie Urbano 11th grade and Ellie Torres and Jada Brumfield 12th grade. BIBA Islanders!
• Eskuelan Puengi will be from March 7-May 18: March 2 is Student Orientation at 6 p.m. and March 3 is Teacher Orientation 2:00 p.m.
• Get your cars squeaky clean by the Class of 2017!! Please show your support on Saturday, February 25 from 12-4PM at the Dededo Farmer's Co-op. Tickets are $5. Please see any class officer or drop by Rm. D115 to purchase one. Read-A-Thon 2017 “Read to the Beat!” is still on-going. All cards and pledges are due on February 24 to your respective English teacher. THANK YOU to all who partici-pated in the kick-off week’s activities from February 6-9, and CONGRATULATIONS to those who solved the song allusions and won a prize! Another THANK YOU to those who participated in the original song/poem contest on February 10. CONGRATULATIONS to Kenneth Ruda, Shayla Quichocho, Jbert Satauo, and Kaelani Santos for being the Top Poetry submission and to Jarvis Aguon and Timothy Villanueva for being the Top Song submission. Please take the time to view/read a copy of their winning compositions on the school’s website (www.jfkislanders.com). So much amazing talent within our campus! Biba, Islanders!
• All three “gongs” will sound for tardy bell and Evacuation Drills. Please, be attentive.
• Feb 25 will be Parents’ Workshop from 9:00 A.M. to 11:30 A.M.
• Great Opportunity for Seniors: Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary. As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others. If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students. Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets. Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• CONGRATULATIONS to JEONGINN PARK who was named a finalist for the National Merit Scholarship Program. JeongInn will be attending the University of Pennsylvania in Fall 2017 with plans to major in Biomedical Engineering. 
• Congratulations and KUDOS to the Sophomore Council officers, advisers (Mrs. Hecita, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Manansala) and students for a job well done on the Sweethearts’ Ball last Saturday at Holiday Resort!  A huge thank you also to the teachers that attended and supported the event (Mrs. Orot, Miss Olaguera, Mrs. Kido, Mrs. Torres and Mr. Andres).
• A great “Thanks” to all the teachers and presenters who volunteered their time, and talent to the accomplishment of the first Parent Workshop that happened last Saturday, Feb. 25.  To the students whose parents attended, “Thank you” as well for without them the Workshop will not materialize.  
• March 6 is Chamorro Heritage Day no classes on this day.
• Hafa Adai Seniors!  Graduation is getting near!  A Gino's representative will be in school on March 3 during lunch to take cap and gown orders.  Orders will be taken near the Main Office.  Please be sure to bring in CASH if you would like to take advantage of this opportunity to place an order.  For any questions or concerns, please see Mrs. Sawada in Rm. D115.  Thank you!
•  Attention Seniors! Looking for a way to congratulate yourself and your friends? Buy a Graduation Advertisement that will be printed in the Yearbook for everyone to see! See Mr. Orot in Room B206 to purchase a Graduation Advertisement. Last day to order is March 24, 2017.
• Plan ahead Islanders, if you are in doubt as to your number of credits, please see your counselors for possible summer classes.
• Eskuelan Puengi will be from March 7-May 18:   March 2  is Student Orientation at 6 p.m.

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Great News!  Our JFK High School AF JROTC Academic Challenge Bowl Team made it to the final round and will be traveling to Washington DC this June.  Our team members are: C/Lt Jos Malig-on, C/Lt Janice Lee, C/AMN Iuan Chu, C/AMN Nyah Chaimberlain.
• Congratulations to Cayle Manalac for winning the Second Place and Jamabeva Masangkay for winning the 3^rd Place (High School Division) in the recently concluded ISLA ART-A-THON competition. BIBA ISLANDERS!  JKF raised $971.91; $395.51 will be given back to the students for their art supplies.
• March is “Mes Chamorro”, Chamorro month.  Please, let us all do our part in perpetuating the Chamorro Culture.
• March 9 is PTSA monthly meeting in the Media Center at 6:30.  Please, encourage your parents/guardians to attend.
• March 17 is the end of the third quarter, check with your teachers on your class standing.  Please, ensure that you accomplish your make up work before the quarter ends.
• Today, March 7, Eskuelan Puengi starts! 

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to the JKHS JROTC Cadets for a very successful (well-attended, touching and lively) Military Ball held at Pacific Star Hotel last Saturday!  KUDOS to the JROTC instructors: Col David Cruz, Chief John Martinez, Msgt Joe Mafnas for continuously inspiring, leading and molding these fine young men and women to be globally primed high achievers! JFKHS JROTC has consistently garnered awards nationwide.   BIBA ISLANDERS!
• This Week is Spirit Week 3/13-3/17. "March Media Madness."  On Friday, March 17, 2017 is dress down and student can purchase wristbands starting on Monday, March 13 -16, 2017 during lunch time at the concession stand located @ Gym.  Students can accessorize their uniform for the following days:  However, students must be in FULL Uniform on Monday-Thursday.  "Musical Monday" 03/13: Students may accessorize as their favorite musical artist. Examples:  wear a jacket with no hood, headbands, tutus, etc.” "Take a Side Tuesday" - 3/14: Student may accessorize to resemble their favorite heroes and/or villains.  Examples:  wear lightning bolts to resemble DC's the Flash.” "Color War Wednesday" - 3/15: Students may accessorize in their respective class color.  Freshman:  Yellow; Sophomores:  Green; Juniors:  Black; Seniors: White.  Examples:  face paint or accessories with items such as headbands, socks, etc.
• "Throwback Thursday" - 3/16: Students may accessorize with denim, patterned, bright accessories that represent the fashion trends from past decades.”  "Fresh Friday" - 3/17: Students may dress down however they must purchase a wristband for $1 and follow the rules and regulations as well as sign the waiver forms prior to purchase.
• March 13, JFKHS will have a visitor, Mr. Douglas Arvidson, an author a short story writer who will conduct a presentation in the Media Center from 7-9 A.M
• Congratulations to Missy Sanchez and Kanani Crisostomo first and second highest fundraisers for ISLA-ART-A-THON for JFKHS! Each will receive passes tor two to Fish Eye.  To participate in next school year’s ISLA-ART-A-THON, please see any of your Art teachers. . 
• March 17 is single activity day.  Inquire for the bell schedule from Homeroom teachers.
•  Special Olympics will be on March 18 at Okkodo from 8-4.  Please, support our JFK Team in any manner you can.
• Dr. Adamos, our Principal was selected to be a Committee Member of the Accreditation Committee for one of the schools in Hawaii.  Mr. Steve Protasio will be the Acting Principal from March 13-17.
• March 20, Monday is Professional Development (PD) for the teachers, no classes.
• JKFHS Accreditation Visiting Committee will be on Campus from March 28-March 31.  Let us all show that JFKHS deserves to be accredited for six years.
• March is “Mes Chamorro”, Chamorro month.  Please, let us all do our part in perpetuating the Chamorro Culture.
• March 17 is the end of the third quarter, check with your teachers on your class standing.  Please, ensure that you accomplish your make up work before the quarter ends.
• Attention Seniors! Looking for a way to congratulate yourself and your friends? Buy a Graduation Advertisement that will be printed in the Yearbook for everyone to see! See Mr. Orot in Room B206 to purchase a Graduation Advertisement. Last day to order is March 24, 2017.

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to our Chemistry Club Titration Team for winning 2nd place in 1 of 3 categories at the UOG Chemistry Titration Competition held 3/14/2017. Our students competed against all private high schools on Island together with Guam High School. Representing our Titration Team were Nicholas Camacho, Joerelyn Ollet, Biato Manglona, Karl Adriano, and (alternate) Janice Lee.  Advisors/Titration Coaches: Sanjay Sharma and Zachary Concepcion. Congratulations and Go Islanders!
• Congratulations to Joerelyn Ollet for winning 2nd place (1 of 3 categories) in the UOG Chemistry Titration Competition! Awesome Job Team!
• JKFHS Accreditation Visiting Committee will be on Campus from March 28-March 31.  Let us all show that JFKHS deserves to be accredited for six years.
• Calling All Singers:  It is time! Want to join your school choir, have fun, and improve your skills while earning 1 credit next school year? Here's your chance. Auditions for Vivace begin on February 12. Sign up today in the choir room (D101) during break or lunch only, but please hurry because slots are limited. Don't miss out! 
• Congratulations and KUDOS! To the teachers (Ms. A. Diego, Mr. Paul Long and Mrs. Gonzales), Staff and students that supported the Special Olympics last Saturday who were not prevented by the rains to show support to the event.  It was really a great turn out.
• March is “Mes Chamorro”, Chamorro month.  Please, let us all do our part in perpetuating the Chamorro Culture.
• Attention Seniors! Looking for a way to congratulate yourself and your friends? Buy a Graduation Advertisement that will be printed in the Yearbook for everyone to see! See Mr. Orot in Room B206 to purchase a Graduation Advertisement. Last day to order is March 24, 2017.

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to our Girls’ Softball Team for winning the Championship!  Biba Islanders!
• Congratulations to our Track and Field Athletes for winning in Taipei Tiger Classic Competition! Aidan Quitugua 1^st place 110m hurdle, Richelle Tugade 1^st place in 400m hurdle, Ryan Kent 2^nd place in 3000m, 2^nd in 1500m, 3^rd in 800m and3rd  in 4X400m relay, Cachola Sewell 3^rd place in 4X400m relay, Jaysan Satier 3^rd place relay, Aidan Quitugua.
• Congratulations to Karl Adriano, Nicholas Camacho, Aliyah Connor, Lauren Delamar, Angelina Deleon, Noah Duenas, Joerelyn Ollet and Jun Patrick Salalila and advisers Ms. Haruo and Mrs. Ward for winning the 5^th place in the Fish Bowl Competition held on March 18, 2017!
• March 28 is Parent Teacher Conference.  No classes on this day. Please, convince your parents/guardians to attend from 7:00 -12:00.
• JFK PTSA meeting scheduled for Thursday, 13 April 2017 has been changed to Thursday, 20 April 2017, 6:30 P.M., at the Media Center due to Spring Break.
• JKFHS Accreditation Visiting Committee will be on Campus from March 28-March 31.  Let us all show that JFKHS deserves to be accredited for six years.
• Calling All Singers:  It is time! Want to join your school choir, have fun, and improve your skills while earning 1 credit next school year? Here's your chance. Auditions for Vivace begin on February 12. Sign up today in the choir room (D101) during break or lunch only, but please hurry because slots are limited. Don't miss out! 
• March is “Mes Chamorro”, Chamorro month.  Please, let us all do our part in perpetuating the Chamorro Culture.
• Great Opportunity for Seniors:  Graduating Seniors age 17 years and older can earn a modest living allowance by being an AmeriCorps Members for Sanctuary.  As a member you will assist and mentor our island’s youths as well as earn up to $522.00 monthly and gain lifelong skills of helping others.  If interested, contact Mr. Edward Mesa at 475-7101/687-7194 or email him at edwardmesa@1989@gmail.com. 
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO. 
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus.
• If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• Attention Seniors:  Keep your options open and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college.  See your counselor or go online at fafsa.ed.gov.   Eighty-eight (88) JFK seniors have already submitted theirs.
• Attention seniors - UOG Army ROTC scholarships for 2 - 4 years are available. Applications are now being accepted however, funding is limited.  Board meets in August 2017 to select candidates. Must have College Board SAT scores.  Register to take the SAT this May.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.
• Attention Seniors:  The Moda Gino’s Scholarship awards $500 per semester, for one year, for books and supplies. Eligibility: minimum GPA of 90%, resident of Guam and has been on island for the past 2 consecutive years, and full time enrollment at the UOG or GCC. Applications are in the Counseling Office.  Deadline:  May 1, 2017.
• Health Opportunities and Medical Exposure Summer Program (H.O.M.E.) is accepting applications for its shadowing and mentoring program.  Spend part of your summer learning more about what medical professionals do and what their jobs entail.  Must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and a strong interest in the medical or related health fields.  Application is available online www.homeguam.org. Deadline is April 1, 2017.
• Registration for the 2017 Youth for Youth Conference is now open. The conference is scheduled for Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 2, 2017 at the Hyatt Regency Guam. See Mr. Lujan in the Counseling Office for more info.

SPORTS UPDATES: 

• Please visit JFKHS website for updates on games.     

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to JFKHS Health Careers and Science Program for winning first place in 2017 Health Careers and Science Academic Challenge Bowl held on March 30^th at GCC campus. The team consists of Cyrene Bansil (Captain), Joshua Reyes (Co-captain), and members Albrite Cruz, Ezechiel Palacol, Breanna Castro, Calvin Truong, Marlit Gonzalvo, and Ernisha Dela Cruz.  The team got a trophy, medals, stethoscopes, first aid kits, and school supplies!  Congratulations to the Adviser as well!
• Great Job, Islanders for the show of excellence in behavior and hospitality in welcoming the Accreditation Visiting Committee (VC)!  The VC are all praise with the Islander Family.  KUDOS to All!
• ATTENTION SENIORS! The congratulatory yearbook advertisement deadline for payment and design has been moved to Friday, April 7, 2017. The last day to order yearbooks is April 21, 2017."
• Thank you for encouraging your parents to come and meet with your teachers during the Parent Teacher Conference (PTC) last March 28.
• Do you have creative ideas to contribute for the improvement of our school activities? Do you have what it takes to lead the student body? If yes, consider candidacy for your class council, WAY, or IBOG and make a meaningful change in our school community. Pick up a packet at room D111 during lunch from April 3 to 6. Completed election packet must be submitted on April 18 at room D111. See Sheena Vista for more details. 
• Buenas and Hafa Adai! This week is the Gupot Chamorro Spirit Week. Show your spirit by following the theme of each day.  On Monday, Lunes etmundo, students are able to accessorize with blue and green. Must be in full uniform.  On Tuesday, Mattes mar mar, students are able to accessorize in flower headbands or mar mars. Must be in full uniform.  On Wednesday, Metkoles tinifok, students are able to accessorize with woven leave items. Must be in full uniform.  On Thursday, Huebes lancheru, students are able to accessorize in a flannel shirt over their uniform shirt and bottoms. On Friday, Fiestan Betnes, students are able to dress down and must follow dress code policy stated in the waiver forms. Wristbands will be sold at the concession stand during lunch for $1 starting April 3rd through 6th only.
• SPED INTO SPRING! The University of Guam students of 2018 invite all interested students and parents to attend this workshop at Ordot Chalan Pago Elementary School from 8:30 -1:00 P.M. on April 8, 2017.  Registration is free.
• Join the Class of 2018 in a movie night this Friday, April 7, 2017 at 5:00pm.  Showtime at 5:30.  We will be showing, "10 Things I hate about you" and "Poltergeist". FREE ENTRANCE! Snacks and food will be sold inside. No outside food/drinks allowed!
• Join the Class of 2018 in a Bowling Tournament at Central Lanes on April 15, 2017. Purchase your tickets for $10 from any class officer.  Tickets include one bowling game, one slice of pizza, and one drink,
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students who are not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO. 
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus.
• If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• Next week will start the District Wide Assessments, the students are advised to bring Two No.2 Pencils and Erasers. April 5-6 - SBA Pre-Bubbling. The following is the schedule of the testing:  April 18 - 21 - ACT ASPIRE Test Administration and Make-up.  April 24 - 28 - SBA Test Administration and Make-up.  Please, see your counselors for any question.
• Attention Seniors:  Keep your options open and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college.  See your counselor or go online at fafsa.ed.gov.   Eighty-eight (88) JFK seniors have already submitted theirs.
• Attention seniors - UOG Army ROTC scholarships for 2 - 4 years are available. Applications are now being accepted however, funding is limited.  Board meets in August 2017 to select candidates. Must have College Board SAT scores.  Register to take the SAT this May.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.  
• Attention Seniors:  The Moda Gino’s Scholarship awards $500 per semester, for one year, for books and supplies. Eligibility: minimum GPA of 90%, resident of Guam and has been on island for the past 2 consecutive years, and full time enrollment at the UOG or GCC. Applications are in the Counseling Office.  Deadline:  May 1, 2017.

SPORTS UPDATES:   

• BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: April 3, Today @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Southern High at Southern; April 4 @ 5:30 P.M: JFK vs. St. John’s at St. John’s; April 7 @ 5:30 P.M: JFK vs. Okkodo at Okkodo; April 8 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez at JFK
• TRACK & FILED: April 7 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Okkodo at Guam High; April 7 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. FD/AOLG at Guam High
• GIRLS’ SOCCER: April 5 @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Notre Dame at Notre Dame; April 10 @ 4:30 P.M.: Academy vs. JFK at GFA

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Hafa Adai. Congratulations to the following students who were inducted to the JFKHS National Technical Honor Society for 2017: Uzelle Mendoza, Lodging Management Program, Mxoe Ramos, ProStart, Marlit Gonzalvo, Health Careers and Science, Genaya Kallop, Business Education
• Your District Wide Assessments will be administered starting tomorrow April 18-21 for ACT Aspire.  Standards Based Assessment (SBA) will be next week.  Please, have your good night sleep and eat your breakfast in order to be physically and mentally ready for these assessments.
• Congratulations to the following winners of the JFK SLO Photo/Video contest!  Photo: Jarvis AguoVideo: Josiah Duenas Lisa Manarin, Nikki San Agustin & Diana Mallano.  
• JFK math students has swept the competition in UOG Math Day on April 8, 2017. In Algebra competition, JFK took first and 2nd. PreCalculus competition, JFK took 1st, 2nd, and 3^rd.
• Hafa Adai Islanders!  Please support the Senior Class by voting for their Lip Dub video on the Power 98 website from April 8 to April 22.  All lip dub videos will make their debuts on April 8 at 5:30PM.  These will be aired every day on Channel 6.  Let's show the whole island our islander spirit!  For any questions or concerns, please see any Senior Class officer or drop by Rm.  D115.
•  ALL SENIORS, ensure that you're working in your KeyTrain account and registered for the WorkKeys Assessment. If you miss the week of April 4 – 6 testing, plan on testing between May 1 - May 8 in the Business Department.  If you've any other questions or concerns, please see any Business Teacher in the A Wing for further details.
• JFKHS PTSA meeting will be this Thursday at 6:30 P.M. in the Media Center. Please, encourage your parents/guardians to attend.
•  Do you have creative ideas to contribute for the improvement of our school activities? Do you have what it takes to lead the student body? If yes, consider candidacy for your class councils next school year.
• Join the Class of 2018 in a Bowling Tournament at Central Lanes on April 15, 2017. Purchase your tickets for $10 from any class officer.  Tickets include one bowling game, one slice of pizza, and one drink,
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO. 
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus.
• If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• District Wide Assessments start this week, the students are advised to bring Two No.2 Pencils and Erasers. The following is the schedule of the testing:  April 18 - 21 - ACT ASPIRE Test Administration and Make-up.  April 24 - 28 - SBA Test Administration and Make-up.  Please, see your counselors for any question.
• Attention Seniors:  Keep your options open and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college.  See your counselor or go online at fafsa.ed.gov.   Eighty-eight (88) JFK seniors have already submitted theirs.
• Attention seniors - UOG Army ROTC scholarships for 2 - 4 years are available. Applications are now being accepted however, funding is limited.  Board meets in August 2017 to select candidates. Must have College Board SAT scores.  Register to take the SAT this May.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.  
• Attention Seniors:  The Moda Gino’s Scholarship awards $500 per semester, for one year, for books and supplies. Eligibility: minimum GPA of 90%, resident of Guam and has been on island for the past 2 consecutive years, and full time enrollment at the UOG or GCC. Applications are in the Counseling Office.  Deadline:  May 1, 2017.

SPORTS UPDATES:   

• BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: April 18, Tuesday @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan High at JFK; April 19 @ 5:30 P.M: JFK vs. GW at JFK; April 21 @ 5:30 P.M: JFK vs. St. Paul at St. Paul; April 25 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Notre Dame at JFK
• TRACK & FILED: April 21 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan at Okkodo; April 28 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. GW at Okkodo
• GIRLS’ SOCCER: April 20 @ 4:30P.M.: JFK vs. GW at GW; April 24 @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. St. Paul at St. Paul

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs:  John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• Congratulations to Yvan Chu, Jean Clemente, Janice Lee, Jos Malig on, Jasper Danan, Zion Funes for winning the 1^st place in the  in the 2017 Green Dream School Competition, part of the UOG Sustainability Conference on April 17, 2017!  KUDOS to the adviser Ms. Beausoliel who has been very instrumental for these students’ achievement.  
• Congratulations to Jean Clemente, Nichole Hernandez, and Jenica Dela Cruz for earning 1st-3rd place, respectively, in the 2017 International Reading Association's Read-a-Thon essay contest.
• Congratulations to the following JROTC students: C/Capt Jos Malig-on, C/Capt Mary Jean Funtelar, C/Capt Ryiel Crumrine, C/TSgt Zion Funes, C/SSgt Jia Lin, C/SSgt Justin Kong for winning the first place in the Stock Market Game competition held from Feb till April.  Awesome job, Islanders!
• Islanders, Summer School is getting closer, please see your counselors if you need to take summer class/es.  Bussing and breakfast will be free.
• KUDOS to all the students, the teachers and the advisers of Class Councils for the activity on Friday, April 21, 2017.  Everything mirrored the unity, cooperation and creativity of the Islander Family.  BIBA ISLANDERS!
• Hafa Adai Islanders! This year's JFK Islander Pride Day will be held at the Guam Premiere Outlet (GPO) on May 6, 2017 from 10:00am to 2:00pm. 
• This week, the Standards Based Assessment will be administered.  Islanders please be prepared for these tests by having a good night sleep and a healthy breakfast.
• Congratulations Senior Class for winning the first place on the LipDub Competition!  Thank you Islanders for supporting the Senior Class through your votes. 
•  ALL SENIORS, ensure that you're working in your KeyTrain account and registered for the WorkKeys Assessment. If you miss the week of April 4 – 6 testing, plan on testing between May 1-May 8 in the Business Department.  If you've any other questions or concerns, please see any Business Teacher in the A Wing for further details.
•  Do you have creative ideas to contribute for the improvement of our school activities? Do you have what it takes to lead the student body? If yes, consider candidacy for your class councils next school year.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO. 
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following:  All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes.  Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus.
• If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus.  Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.  
•  JFKHS Spirit Fridays:  Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required.  All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE.  This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• Attention Seniors, Core Tech Foundation awards up to 12 scholarships of $2500 to attend a U.S. accredited four-year college or university. Applicants should have strong records of achievement as shown by their grades, leadership skills, awards, extraordinary service to others, perseverance in the face of adversity and great potential to help shape the future of our island. Applications are in the counseling office if interested or download the application online at www.coretechintl.com 
• The District Wide Assessments continue this week, the students are advised to bring Two No.2 Pencils and Erasers. April 24 - 28 - SBA Test Administration and Make-up.  Please, see your counselors for any question.
• Attention Seniors:  Keep your options open and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college.  See your counselor or go online at fafsa.ed.gov.   Eighty-eight (88) JFK seniors have already submitted theirs.
• Attention seniors - UOG Army ROTC scholarships for 2 - 4 years are available. Applications are now being accepted however, funding is limited.  Board meets in August 2017 to select candidates. Must have College Board SAT scores.  Register to take the SAT this May.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.  
• Attention Seniors:  The Moda Gino’s Scholarship awards $500 per semester, for one year, for books and supplies. Eligibility: minimum GPA of 90%, resident of Guam and has been on island for the past 2 consecutive years, and full time enrollment at the UOG or GCC. Applications are in the Counseling Office.  Deadline:  May 1, 2017.     

SPORTS UPDATES:   

• BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: April 25 @ 5:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Notre Dame at JFK;
• TRACK & FILED: April 28 @ 4:00 P.M.: JFK vs. GW at Okkodo; May 5 @ 4:P.M.: JFK vs. Southern High at Okkodo; May 12 @ 4:P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez
• GIRLS’ SOCCER: April 26 @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. St. John’s at St. John’s; April 29 @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Guam High at Guam High

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John F. Kennedy’s mission is to develop our island students to become globally primed high achievers.

School-wide Learner Outcomes/SLOs: John F. Kennedy High School students will be responsible citizens, problem solvers, effective communicators, and technologically literate.

ATTENTION STUDENTS:

• VIVACE CONCERT will be on May 5^th and 6^th, please support our choir.
• Congratulations to the 2017-2018 National Honor Society Officers who were inaugurated on April 28, 2017! KUDOS to the advisers, Ms. April Cordova and Mr. Dylan Orot. Your fellow Islanders surely are confident that you will uphold the four Pillars of this prestigious organization through your leadership.
• KUDOS to the Advisers: Dr. Balmeo, Mrs. D. Quinata, Ms. Haruo, Mr. Lujan and Mrs. Wooley and the Class Council Officers of Class of 2018 for keeping the Junior Prom tradition at JFKHS vibrant and exciting!
• Congratulations to the JROTC who again made the ISLANDERS true to JFKHS school mission of becoming globally primed high achievers when they competed in the Golden Bear Competition held in Long Beach CA!       They will bring trophies on Wednesday when they come back one is for winning First Place in the “Unarmed Novice Commander” category. More are to be announced.
• May 19 will be Islanders’ Day. It will be a fun-filled day for the Islanders. Please, do not get in trouble in order to be able to participate and enjoy this day.
• Graduating Seniors: 2017 Core Tech Foundation Scholarship: Interested in receiving financial support for college! Application forms for the Core Tech Foundation Scholarship are available starting Monday, May 1, 2017 in the main office.  Eligibility requirements are 1) Guam Resident; 2) Graduate from a Guam Public/Private School, Class of 2017; 3) Carry a minimum of 3.0 GPA at time of application, furnish high school transcript and SAT and/of ACT scores;
• 4) Submit application by May 8, 2017 to Core Tech Foundation, ATTN: Marketing and Communications Department. 5) Submit 3 letters of recommendation:  2 from a teacher or administrator from the school and one from a personal contact; 6) Provide evidence of enrolling full-time in an accredited U.S. undergraduate program in the Fall 2017(at the time of receiving the scholarship). Scholarship recipients will be announced June 10, 2017.  Good Luck!
• Islanders, Summer School is getting closer, please see your counselors if you need to take summer class/es. Bussing and breakfast will be free.
• Hafa Adai Islanders! This year's JFK Islander Pride Day will be held at the Guam Premiere Outlet (GPO) on May 6, 2017 from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Please, come and be part of this showcase of JFKHS students’ abilities and talents.
• ALL SENIORS, ensure that you're working in your KeyTrain account and registered for the WorkKeys Assessment. If you miss the week of April 4 – 6 testing, plan on testing between May 1-May 8 in the Business Department.  If you've any other questions or concerns, please see any Business Teacher in the A Wing for further details.
• Do you have creative ideas to contribute for the improvement of our school activities? Do you have what it takes to lead the student body? If yes, consider candidacy for your class councils next school year.
• Students on Free/Reduced Meal Program status may not transfer, by selling or giving, breakfast or lunch tickets to other students.  Students not eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program cannot use Free/Reduced tickets.  Offenders are subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Free/Reduced Meal Program.
• For SAFETY reasons, random searches and evacuation drills will be conducted on a monthly basis.
• As a reminder, the first bell is at 6:45 A.M. and tardy bell is at 6:55a.m. Attendance will be considered late-absence after 7:10a.m. Be responsible! Car riders are advised to plan ahead of time and be prepared to be on campus no later than 6:45a.m. Students who are tardy will receive referrals/ODRs for parents to sign and return to SSSO.
• Main Office and Counseling Office hours: 5:45 A. M. until 2:15 P.M.
• FOAS Office Hours (payments for verification of enrollment, transcript, etc.): 7:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
• Cafeteria: Breakfast time: 6:00 A.M. – 6:40 A.M. Lunch time: 10:55 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Students are reminded of the following: All bags must be mesh or see-thru; no exceptions, even for athletes. Jackets and sweaters with hoodies or that do not open in front are not to be worn while on campus.
• If your classroom is too cold, report to FOAS the need for the thermostat to be raised. On rainy days, students are to use foldable umbrellas or clear ponchos. Students must be in full uniform at all times while on campus. Use or possession of chewing gum, tobacco in any form, vaping paraphernalia, or pugua (betel nut) is prohibited while on campus.
• JFKHS Spirit Fridays: Students may wear a JFKHS Club/Organization/Interscholastic/Class Shirts such as
• Vivace, JROTC, Nursing, or other approved JFKHS shirts. Uniform bottom is required. All shirts must promote JFKHS. JFKHS colors alone are UNACCEPTABLE. This is on Fridays only!

FROM THE COUNSELORS:

• Students are you thinking about going to college on Guam? University of Guam will be visiting JFK to talk to you about their college and answer any questions you may have about attending UOG. So, MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!!  Tuesday, May 16, 2017 from 11:00-11:30am at the JFK Library Media Center. Sign up sheet in front desk at counseling office. 
• Attention Seniors:  Keep your options open and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college.  See your counselor or go online at fafsa.ed.gov.   Eighty-eight (88) JFK seniors have already submitted theirs.
• Attention seniors - UOG Army ROTC scholarships for 2 - 4 years are available. Applications are now being accepted however, funding is limited.  Board meets in August 2017 to select candidates. Must have College Board SAT scores.  Register to take the SAT this May.  Applications are available in the Counseling Office.  
• Attention Seniors:  The Moda Gino’s Scholarship awards $500 per semester, for one year, for books and supplies. Eligibility: minimum GPA of 90%, resident of Guam and has been on island for the past 2 consecutive years, and full time enrollment at the UOG or GCC. Applications are in the Counseling Office.  Deadline:  May 1, 2017, today.    

SPORTS UPDATES:

• BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS: May 2 @ 6:00 P.M: JFK vs. Sanchez at JFK
• TRACK & FILED: May 5 @ 4:P.M.: JFK vs. Southern High at Okkodo; May 12 @ 4:P.M.: JFK vs. Sanchez
• GIRLS’ SOCCER: May 1, Today! @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Southern at Southern; May 3 @ 4:30 P.M.: JFK vs. Tiyan High at Tiyan High;

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