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Morning Annoucements for Thursday, September 10, 2026

Today is Thursday, September 10, 2026 and it’s student council campaign day!  

The lunch menu for today is Charger Mac & Cheese with a roll, or Daily Grab & Go, mixed vegetables, fruit choice and milk.

The weather report for today is cloudy with a few showers this afternoon and a high of 79.  

Today’s trivia question is: What is the average speed of a housefly?  

September is Attendance Awareness Month, and we're excited to celebrate with YOU!
Being here every day makes our school stronger, our classes better, and our community closer.

Attendance Fact of the Week
"Being here matters. Your teachers and classmates are better when you are part of the learning."

This Week's Attendance Challenge: Say hello or good morning to at least one staff member each day this week!
Whether it's your teacher, a cafeteria worker, the principal, or anyone else on our team—spread kindness and connection.

Stay tuned!
Check the rolling announcements in the cafeteria each week for new attendance challenges and fun ways to show that being here matters.

September is also Suicide Prevention Month
Did you know that 988 is a free and confidential resource available 24/7 for anyone who is struggling emotionally, feeling overwhelmed, or experiencing a mental health crisis? You can call, text, or chat 988 to connect with someone who can listen and help.
One of the biggest messages of Sources of Strength is that we all need people, places, and things that help us through hard days-and we don't have to wait until something feels like a crisis to reach out.
Today, think about this: Along with 988, who or what helps lift you up when you need a boost?
Remember, asking for help is a strength!

Tuesday the 7th grade volleyball team lost in 2 sets to a tough Perkins team. 19-25 & 14-25. Leading the Chargers was Lily Hedges with 6 points.

Yesterday the 7th grade volleyball team beat Bellevue in 2 sets! 26-24 & 25-16. Leading the Chargers were Lily Hedges with 15 points and Addie Biller with 6!

The 8th grade Lady Chargers volleyball team had a great night at home, defeating Bellevue in two sets! Emmallee Seville led the team with 10 service points, followed closely by Alaina Nickles and Miley Thurston, who each contributed 9 service points. Grace Leimeister added 6 service points to the team’s winning effort. Laney Trueman and Sydney Schmidt played a huge role in the victory with outstanding defensive play, while Harper Buttermore came through with some impressive kills. Congratulations on a fantastic win, Lady Chargers! The team will be back in action Monday at Huron.

The trivia answer is that the average speed of a housefly is 4.5 miles an hour.  

We would like to close with this quote from American talk show host Oprah Winfrey:
“Education is the key to unlocking the world, a passport to freedom.  

Thank you for listening and have a great Day!