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891540-139700Douglas MacArthur High School North East Independent School District________________________________________________________________________________________________2923 MacArthur View, San Antonio, Texas 78217 (210) 356-7600 Fax (210) 650-119500Douglas MacArthur High School North East Independent School District________________________________________________________________________________________________2923 MacArthur View, San Antonio, Texas 78217 (210) 356-7600 Fax (210) 650-1195February 3, 2020NATIONAL COUNSELORS WEEK – This week we celebrate National Counselors Week. The school counselor often goes unheralded, and sometimes unappreciated. They watch each students’ progress to ensure that they are on track. They stay abreast of each new change or requirement to ensure that no student falls behind. They seek the best in each student and provide support, often when the student is at their lowest point. During their careers, they master the art of juggling the multiple obligations and changing priorities. When a student doubts their ability to succeed the counselor is there to reassure them. Robert Kennedy once said, “The greatest truth must be recognition that in every man, in every child is the potential for greatness.” This belief is in the heart of every educator, but especially in the heart of the counselor. I remember the counselor that convinced me that I could go to college, and then she walked me through that process dedicating countless hours for me. I knew she had other students with whom she had spent just as much time, but she seemed tireless in her dedication. We are blessed at MacArthur to have a great group of counselors. This week take just a minute to let our counselors know how much they are appreciated. Go Brahma Counselors! PROGRES REPORTS – Progress Reports became available this week. Students can only regain eligibility at this time. Students who were ineligible and passed all of their classes, regained eligibility at 4:15 pm Friday, January 31st. The progress reports are available online through family access and student access.? If a parent does not have a family access account, they can also get the report through their child’s student access account. Parents needing help can call the NEISD Help Desk. Parents who request a paper copy will have one made available. Here is all the news for the week:ANNOUNCEMENTS-SCHOOL REPORT CARD – The 2018-19 School Report Card (SRC) is now available from the Texas Education Agency. It is available to the parent or guardian of every child enrolled in a Texas public school. The report provides information concerning student performance on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR), as well as information on student enrollment, class size averages, and financial expenditures. Attached is a letter with information on the School Report Card, as well as how to access the report. If you would like a paper copy of this letter, please let us know and we can make one available to you.BLOSSOM SCHOLARSHIP – Our Brahma PTSA is pleased to announce that applications are now open to current seniors for the Blossom Scholarship. This scholarship is for seniors who will be attending college with the intention of pursuing a major in education. The value of the scholarship is $3,400 to be paid in increments of $425 per semester for 8 semesters within a 5-year period. Please see the attached application for complete details. The application deadline is Wednesday, February 19th.WORLD LANGUAGE TOUR – Our MacArthur Foreign Language Department presents the 3rd annual World Language Tour this Friday, February 7th. Five of the six languages at MacArthur are being represented; Japanese, Spanish, German, French and ASL (American Sign Language). Grupo Folklorico and the Mariachi Band will perform as well. The program will be from 7 to 8pm in the MAC auditorium, and admission is free. For complete details, please see the attached flyer. Go Brahma Foreign Languages!PALS (Peer Assistance Leadership & Service) - PALS applications will be available starting Friday, February 7th. See Mr. Schwartz in D253 or Ms. Sigerman in C234 for an application.Applications are DUE Friday February 21st!!!WHAT IS PALS?The PALS are a group of selected juniors and seniors who are trained to mentor feeder elementary and middle school students, special needs students, and visit local nursing homes.??PALS plan and participate in 12 Service Hours per nine weeks?PALS are trained and supervised by professionalsPALS must agree to a Code of Conduct and Ethics and any violations can result in removal from the programPALS make an oath to be drug and alcohol free and to promote/support that lifestylePALS must attend a mandatory summer retreat at Mo Ranch (July 27th & 28th)?HOW IS THE PALS TEAM SELECTED?Feedback/Nominations from Faculty or AdministrationApplicationInterview with PALS Sponsor and other applicable teacher, administrator or counselorGrade, discipline, and attendance record checks?For more information about PALS please visit the following link… you have questions please contact :?Mr. Schwartz cschwa@?Ms. Sigerman csiger@?Go Brahma PALS!NHS NEWSParents of Sophomore and Junior students: Please be advised that invitations to apply to the National Honor Society chapter have been sent to students who, as of the end of the Fall semester 2019, have an unweighted cumulative GPA of 90. Invitations were via student’s school email address. Please check with your child to make sure they don’t miss on this great opportunity. Application and other information are placed in the NHS Google Classroom page. The code to join is included in the email sent to your child.Parents of current NHS members: The Spring semester usually goes by very fast. Here are a few reminders and other information to bring a successful end to another NHS year:All students must have a minimum of 10 IN hours and 10 OUT hours, logged in “GetNvolved” and properly documented.Deadlines to complete these hours are:Seniors: March 20th (due to printing of graduation programs and ordering of NHS stoles)Juniors: May 1stMinimum of 90 unweighted cumulative GPADues must have been paidSeniors: Stoles are $22.50. We are going to use your $20 dues for this year to pay for most, leaving you only with $2.50 payable when you pick up your stole (a few days before graduation).If you have any questions, please let me know at asaaid@.SCHOOL CHOICE 2020-2021 - The window for school choice applications for the 2020-2021 school year opened on December 2, 2019. The application will be on the NEISD website through February 28, 2020. For more information and the application, please visit the following website:? BACKPACKS – We are pleased to let you know that the majority of our students have been diligent in complying with the clear backpack policy. We thank you for your support. Please remember that this policy has not changed, and students are only allowed to carry clear backpacks. Mesh backpacks, semi-transparent or other types of backpacks are not approved. They must be clear backpacks. Non-clear backpacks will be taken up. Remember, Clear Backpack, or No Backpack! TOBACCO/THC/VAPE PRODUCTS ON SCHOOL PROPERTY – Vaping has become epidemic with our teens. It is something we address on almost a daily basis. In addition to our concern over the health risks this behavior poses, we have seen a number of students expelled for the possession or use of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol, the principal psychoactive ingredient in marijuana). We want to reiterate that possession or use of THC on campus will result in a recommendation for expulsion for students who are found to be vaping THC or have THC in their possession. This strong stand is imperative not only to remain compliant with state law and the North East ISD Student Code of Conduct, but also to help to deter a behavior that is endangering our students. Regardless of personal opinions on this issue, possession and use of e-cigarettes/vaping devices remains illegal under state law for persons under 18. All devices, oils, and other paraphernalia are explicitly prohibited by the North East ISD Student Code of Conduct for students of all ages. Confiscated devices, cartridges and oils will be subject to immediate on-campus chemical testing. Students who are in possession of any item which tests positively for THC will be recommended for expulsion as such possession is a state jail felony. Note that possessing or being under the influence of any controlled substance as detailed above can also result in separate criminal penalties as determined by law enforcement.For the safety and wellbeing of our children, please help us to reinforce the serious safety and disciplinary consequences, which can result from vaping. You can access for additional resources, which may help you to initiate this conversation with your child. Thank you for your continued collaboration as we strive to ensure the safest possible educational environment for all students.ACTIVITIES -MAC SPIRIT – There will be a Mandatory Candidate and Parent Meeting for the 2020-2021 Dance Team & Cheer Tryouts. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 25th at 7:00pm in the MacArthur High School Cafeteria. Brahmadora and Lassie tryouts are open to current 8th -11th graders. Cheer tryouts are open to current 8th -11th graders. Please see the attached flyer for complete information. You may also email For Dance Info: SExum@ / Email for Cheer Info: STondr@neisd.ne Go Brahma Spirit!!MAC BASKETBALL – GIRLS’ – This past Tuesday, our Lady Brahmas were at BAC taking on Roosevelt. Our Lady Brahmas put up a good fight. In the first half they went shot for shot with Roosevelt and the game was tied at 18 at the half. In the second half they could not fend off the Roosevelt offense and at the final buzzer they took a close loss to Roosevelt. On Friday, our Lady Brahmas traveled to South San. Our Lady Brahmas fought hard and put up some great offense. However, they could not overcome the Lady Bobcats and took the loss. On Monday, our Lady Brahmas will return to BAC to take on Johnson at 7 pm. Then on Friday, they will be back at BAC to take on Churchill at 5 pm. Please come on out and cheer on our Lady Brahmas! Go Lady Brahma Basketball!!BOYS’ – On Wednesday, our Brahmas were at BAC facing off with Roosevelt. Our Brahmas played hard for the entire game. At they half they trailed by only 9-points. They continued to hold off Roosevelt, but a late surge by the Rough Riders ended with a Brahmas loss. On Friday, our Brahmas were right here at MAC, taking on South San. This was a tough battle from start to finish. This was a very low scoring game, and at the half, our Brahmas trailed at 7 to 9. At the final buzzer, a long shot by South San tied the game at 28 and resulted in overtime. The basket evaded both teams until the last minute, when our brahmas took the lead and held on with a 30 to 28 win over South San. This next Tuesday, our Brahmas will be at BAC at 6:30 pm to take on Johnson. Then on Saturday, they will be back at BAC to take on Churchill at 12 pm. We need to pack the gym, so come on out and support our Brahmas as they continue their district run. Go Brahma Basketball!MAC SOCCER – GIRLS – Our Lady Brahmas had a great kick off to district play on Tuesday night against Roosevelt.? Roosevelt battled a tough first half, but after the start of the second half our Lady Brahmas were able to get through their defenses and close out the game!? In the first half, Kiana Moore scored an amazing goal from outside the penalty box where they held Roosevelt through the half.? At the beginning of the second half, from Myranda Palacios’ corner kick, Laura Foran put her head on the ball to drive it into the back of the net.? Next, Arden Schweninger placed one in the back of the net.? Finally, the birthday girl, Kensley Dieckow scored to close out the game. Audrey Rivera and Reyna Stovall closed the game with a shutout in the goal, as our Lady Brahmas took the 4 to 0 win in their district opener. On Friday night, our Lady Brahmas battled South San.? In the first half, Mia Macedo knocked the ball in the net to give the Brahmas a 1-0 lead in the first half.? Unfortunately, South San got a penalty kick in the second half to tie up the game.?Our Brahmas held off South San but could not score again as they finished in a 1 to 1 tie. ?On Monday at 5 pm, our Lady Brahmas will play Johnson at BAC-West. Then on Friday, they will be at BAC-East to take on Churchill at 7 pm. Come on out and cheer on our Lady Brahmas, as they continue their district run! Go Lady Brahma Soccer!!BOYS – This past Tuesday, our Brahmas opened district play against Roosevelt. Our Brahmas played hard from start to finish against a very fast Roosevelt team. Our Brahmas had several shots on goal but could not find the net. Jose Smeke 8 saves playing the entire 80 minutes at goal, as MAC took a 2-point loss to Roosevelt. On Friday, our Brahmas traveled to South San to take on the Bobcats. It was a tough battle from start to finish, and the Brahmas kept the Bobcats on the defensive for much of the game. Unfortunately, they could not get into the net in spite of their best efforts. However, the Brahmas held off the South San offensive efforts. Isaac Navarro had 8 Saves with 80 minutes played at goal, as our Brahmas finished in a 0 to 0 tie with South San. On Monday the Brahmas will be at BAC-West to take on Johnson at 7 pm. Then on Friday they will be at BAC-East to go head to head with Churchill at 5 pm. Come on out and cheer on our Brahmas as they continue their district run! Go Brahma Soccer!!MAC TENNIS - Mac Tennis competed in the NEISD Winter Classic this past weekend with some great results and beautiful weather. Mac’s Priya Reddi finished 5th overall in girls’ singles action. The boy’s doubles team of Angel Gonzalez and Jesse Briseno finished 8th. The girl’s doubles team of Sarah Gerlach and Andrea Nunez finished 7th. In boys singles action Charlie Frymann and Brando Lezzana battled in the consolation finals with Charlie winning 6-0, 7-5. Mac competed very well in the NEISD Winter Classic. The varsity will be off this coming week and the junior varsity will travel to Clemens. Go Brahma Tennis!MAC AQUATICS - The UIL REGION VII-6A Swimming & Diving meet was held over the weekend and 14 members of the MAC Aquatics team qualified for this meet to compete for a spot at state. “Swimmers & Diver of the Meet” were awarded to Nalani Lambert, Colby Mask, Rylee Cardon, & Jack Chisholm for their excellence in training, racing, and sportsmanship. Congratulations to these four on an outstanding season!MAC had 4 individuals and 1 relay finish in the Top 8, an accomplishment we have not seen since 2016! Nalani Lambert led the way with two 7th place finishes in the 200 IM & 100 Back, Colby Mask finished 7th in the 100 Breast, & our Diver, Jack Chisholm finished 7th in the men’s diving. Seven seemed to be our number at this meet as our Girl’s 200 Free Relay of Nalani Lambert, Rylee Cardon, Belen Gonzalez, & Alissa Murphy finished 7th overall. Way to go on these excellent races!Not to be outdone, we had 4 additional relays finishing in the Top 16, scoring points for the team. The Girl’s 200 Medley of Nalani Lambert, Rylee Cardon, Alissa Murphy, and Belen Gonzalez finished 10th while the Boys’ 200 Medley Relay of Sean Kuper, Colby Mask, Wyatt Kenny, and Nate Donaho finished 12th. The Boys’ 200 Free Relay of Wyatt Kenny, Nate Donaho, Dylan Harris, and Colby Mask/Kyle Roach-Compton finished 14th while the Girls 400 Free Relay of Allyson Gutierrez, Belen Gonzalez, Haley Donato/Sarah Ramos, and Rylee Cardon finished 14th as well. Congratulations to these swimmers!Varsity Letterman earning their FIRST letterman were: Ciara Cardon, Nate Donaho, Haley Donato, Allyson Gutierrez, Dylan Harris, Sean Kuper, Alissa Murphy, Sarah Ramos, and Kyle Roach-Compton. Varsity Letterman earning their 2nd -4th year letterman were: Rylee Cardon, Jack Chisholm, Belen Gonzalez, Wyatt Kenny, and Colby Mask.Congratulations to all of Aquatics on an excellent season! Way to go BRAHMAS!MAC JROTC – This past Wednesday, our Blue Angels and Blue Guard competed in the 5th Brigade Drill meet at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. Overall, our Brahmas did a great job. Congratulations to our Blue Guard who placed 8th overall and have qualified to advance to Army Nationals in Virginia. Go Brahma Battalion!!MAC BOWLING CLUB – Want to be a part of a back-to-back and current defending Regional Championship team? Join the MacArthur Bowling Team! NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. For more information, see Mrs. Robey in S building Room 202 for more information and how to join! In addition, if college is in your future, there are scholarships for bowling. Go Brahma Bowling!MAC GRUPO FOLKLORICO MAGNIFICO – New member recruitment will begin this week.? Membership is open to ALL young men and young women of MacArthur High School.? No previous experience is necessary.? Come learn Mexican Ballet Folklorico, Salsa, Bachata, maybe some Merengue and Flamenco with us!? Contact any returning member or see Ms. Reyna (treyna@) in D346 for more information.? Bring your dancing shoes and your “ganas!!”? We’d love to see you there!! Viva Brahma Grupo Folklorico Magnifico!MAC Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) - The MacArthur Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) meets every Tuesday morning at 8:15 am in room S107. All are welcome and you can follow us on Twitter @SAMacarthurFCA. Go Brahma FCA!DEPARTMENTS-FROM OUR MAC LIBRARY – Library Newsletter: Thanks for visiting the library in January! See what happened and the exciting things we have coming up in our Monthly Library NewsletterClosures this week: Due to ASVAB testing, the library will be closed on Wednesday, February 5th during 1st-4th period.African American History Month: African American History Month, sometimes called Black History Month, celebrates the history and achievements of African Americans. Historian Carter G. Woodson initiated the first official recognition of Black history in 1926. Learn more with the?Monthly Spotlight: Black History Month provided by NEISD Library Services. Students can also check out books from our Black History Month and African American Biography book displays in the library.A Month of Book Love: During the month of February, the library will celebrate the books and literature that our students love. Each day students will be prompted to write about a different kind of book they love and their responses will be added to our giant Month of Book Love Calendar in the entryway of the library. Every time a student submits an entry they will be added to a prize drawing at the end of the month.Pixel Art Contest: Back by popular demand is the 2nd annual Pixel Art Contest. Students can pick up a pixel art "canvas" from the library circulation desk and submit their design by the end of the February. The top six designs will be recreated in the library computer lab windows with post-it notes!A Valentine With Every Checkout: Between now and Valentine’s Day, students will receive a valentine every time they check out books from the library.Holocaust Survivor Visit: We will be hosting an evening event featuring Holocaust Survivor Rose Sherman Williams. When Rose Sherman Williams was just twelve years old, the Nazis invaded her hometown in Poland. Subject to the ravages of World War II and the dehumanization of Polish Jews by the Nazis, each day was a fight for survival. As a teenager, she fought the effects oppression and depression for six years. She endured physical beatings, starvation, and transfers from one labor camp to another. In 1944, having been deported to the notorious Auschwitz extermination camp, she had a bizarre encounter with the Angel of Death, Dr. Josef Mengele, himself. A death march ultimately led her to one of the most despicable camps of all: Bergen-Belsen. Miraculously, she survived to be liberated. Now in her nineties, this remarkable woman continues to share her story in hopes that it inspires courage and resilience and touches the lives of those who hear it. Our evening with Rose Sherman Williams will take place on Wednesday, March 18th in the MacArthur Auditorium at 6:30 PM. The event is free to attend but books will be available for purchase afterwards (See the attached flyer for more details)Parent OverDrive Accounts: Students already have their own OverDrive accounts, but if you would like to have your own parent account to access ebooks and audio books in OverDrive, please complete this Online OverDrive Parent Registration Form. Please allow 2-3 days for the account to be built. Existing parent accounts must be renewed each year by completing the registration form.Board Games in the Library: The library offers board games for students to play every day before school and on Fridays during lunch periods. Students can check out a board game to play in the library by providing their student ID card at the library circulation desk.Library Lunch Procedures:Lunch passes are available at the front office breezeway during the first 20 minutes of each lunch period. First come, first served.We also honor lunch passes from teachers. Each student must have their own individual passStudents can participate in our monthly library promotions for the chance to win a library lunch pass for the yearStay Connected: Follow us on twitter and Instagram @MacArthurLib. See what the library has to offer as well as some of our basic procedures in our Library Newsletter. Go Brahma Library!MAC COUNSELORS’ CORNER –?2020 Honor Graduates:?Notifications went out to the class of 2020 honor graduates on?Friday January 24. Students were notified who are graduating Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude or Cum Laude.Course Selection for the 2020-2020 School Year:?It is that time of the year again for students to select their classes for next year. Counselors met with 9th-11th grade students January 29-31 to help students select their classes using Skyward. Students and parents are able to make changes to student selections until February 21. On February 21 courses will be locked into Skyward and course cards are due to students' science teachers. Please see the attached flyer for step by step instructions for selecting classes in Skyward.ASVAB Testing: Students taking the ASVAB please report to the library by 8:45 am on Wednesday February 5 and make sure to bring the pass you will be given on Monday. The test will take approximately 3 hours. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Obey in the Counseling Office. Also please see the attached flyer for additional information.Scholarships:?Seniors make sure to visit the "Scholarships" page on the Counselors Corner on the MAC website on a regular basis. We are updating?continuously?as we get scholarship information.? SAT/ACT INFORMATION:?SAT Registration:? Registration:? Upcoming Dates:February 5 - ASVAB?February 18 - Junior Parent Night *Date change*February 20 - TSI (for seniors)February 22 - TSI at MAC (for Dual Credit qualification)February 28 - Deadline to submit ApplyTexas application for Dual Credit for the 2020-2021 school yearMarch 6 - Deadline to submit Academic Handbook application for Dual Credit?for the 2020-2021 school yearMarch 21 -?TSI at MAC (for Dual Credit qualification)March 28 -?TSI at MAC (for Dual Credit qualification)April 6-9 - English I and II EOCsApril 14 - SATApril 18 -?TSI at MAC (for Dual Credit qualification)April 21 - NEISD Career Expo 6:00-8:00 pmApril 22 - TSI (for seniors)May 4-8 - Spring EOCsMay 28 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!May 30 - MacArthur GraduationGo Brahma Counselors! PARENT INVOLVEMENT-MAC ORCHESTRA BOOSTERS – If your child is a part of Mac Orchestra, you need to come out and be a part of this great group of parents.? All are welcome. Go Brahma MOPA! MAC CHOIR BOOSTERS – Calling all parents of Choir Students. If your child is in choir then you need to come out and join this great group of parents and support MAC Choir. Go Brahma Choir Boosters!MAC BAND BOOSTERS – If your child is a member of our incredible Brahma Band, then you need to come out and be a part of these awesome parents. Please remember, for the latest updates and information as well as current news, information, and schedules, visit , log in to your Charms account, join us on Facebook (Mac Band Parents), or follow us on Twitter (@macbandsa) and Instagram (@macbandsa). Go MAC Band Parents!MAC ATHLETIC BOOSTERS – If your child is involved in MAC Athletics, be sure to join the MacArthur Athletic Booster Club!? Support a Brahma as they compete on the field, court, track or pool.? One $15 membership sponsors one Brahma Student/Athlete.? Keep up to date on upcoming meetings and events by following the Booster Club on:Facebook: ?Brahma BoosterTwitter: ?@Brahma_BoosterInstagram: brahmaboosterIf you have questions or would like to become involved with the Booster Club, contact us at BrahmaBooster@. Go Brahma Athletic Boosters!PTSA – BLOSSOM SCHOLARSHIP – Our Brahma PTSA is pleased to announce that applications are now open to current seniors for the Blossom Scholarship. This scholarship is for seniors who will be attending college with the intention of pursuing a major in education. The value of the scholarship is $3,400 to be paid in increments of $425 per semester for 8 semesters within a 5-year period. Please see the attached application for complete details. The application deadline is Wednesday, February 19th.Lighting of the Arch Project:Our Mac PTSA has been hard at work and have raised over $10,000 for our lighting of the arch project.? We are running a Go Fund Me Campaign to generate the additonal monies ($5000) needed to fund the project.? Please consider donating and helping us spread the work for this awesome project that will enhance the beauty of our campus.? Corporate checks can be made payable to: MacArthur High School PTSA and can be mailed to the campus (Attn: PTSA). For complete information and to donate, please go to the following link: MacArthur HS Lighting of the Arch ProjectCommemorative Bricks: As we start the second semester, it's time for a Commemorative Brick order reminder. You can order a beautiful engraved commemorative brick to be placed in the front entry below the arch. All orders must be in by April 3rd. For complete information, please see the attached flyer. We want to remind the Mac Family and community to please remember to check out the PTSA Face Book page:? PTSA website important information on what is happening at MacArthur.? Go Brahma PTSA!COMMUNITY-VOTER REGISTRATION – Voting is a precious right and your vote makes a difference. Don’t be silent; let your voice be heard. Each High School Principal is a Deputy Voter Registrar by law. I want to encourage you to make sure you are registered to vote. If you or your child need to register, you can get a registration card at MacArthur in the Principal’s Office. You can either send it in yourself, or turn it in, and we will make sure it is turned in for you. Go Brahma Voters!BEHVIOR AT GAMES AND EVENTS –I want to be very clear of the expectations and consequences. It is okay to disagree with a call and to be a little loud when supporting our Brahmas. It is not okay to be disruptive or engage in personal attacks or confrontations with Coaches, referees, or students. Anyone causing a disturbance or verbally abusing the officials, coaches, or students will be given one warning. If the behavior continues, you will be asked to leave, or removed from the game. If the behavior is very serious or persistent (that is, it occurs on more than one occasion, it will result in the issuing of Criminal Trespass Warning, which means being barred from all events for up to two years. I would ask that you not put us in a position where this becomes necessary. Please let the coaches take care of the coaching and dealing with the officials. It is extremely important for us to model appropriate behavior at any function. Let’s do the right thing when we support our kids. Go Brahmas!Here are the events going on in Brahmaland this week:Monday 020320:UIL One Act Play Rehearsal @ Auditorium 4:30 to 9:30 pmCIC Meeting @ Conference Room 4:20 pmMAC Special Olympics BB Practice @ Gym 6:30 to 7:30 pm Girls’ Varsity Soccer v. Johnson @ BAC – W 5 pmGirls’ JV Soccer v. Johnson @ BAC – E 7 pm Boys’ Varsity Soccer v. Johnson @ BAC – W 7 pm Boys’ JV Soccer v. Johnson @ BAC – E 5 pm Girls’ Varsity BB v. Johnson @ BAC 7 pm Tuesday 020420:MAC JV Tennis Clemens Invitational @ Clemens All DayNHS Meeting @ Library 8 amGrupo Folklorico Magnifico @ Senior Dining Room 4:30 to 6:30 pmPTSA Board Meeting @ Conference Room 5 pm Girls’ Freshman BB v. Johnson @ MAC 5:30 pm Girls’ JV BB v. Johnson @ MAC 6:45 pmBoys’ Varsity BB v. Johnson @ BAC 6:30 pmWednesday 020520:Varsity Wrestling District Tourney @ BAC All DayUIL One Act Play Rehearsal @ Auditorium 4:30 to 9:30 pmVarsity Softball Scrimmage v. Brandeis/Hayes @ NE Softball Complex 5pmBoys’ Freshman “B” BB v. Johnson @ Johnson 5 pmBoys’ Freshman “A” BB v. Johnson @ Johnson 6:15 pm Boys’ JV BB v. Johnson @ Johnson 7:30 pm Thursday 020620:Varsity Wrestling District Tourney @ BAC All DayWorld Language Tour Rehearsal @ Auditorium, A300’s 4:30 to 6:30 pm Grupo Folklorico Magnifico @ Senior Dining Room 4:30 to 6:30 pmPTA Founders’ Day @ Madison 6 pmOrchestra Mandatory Austria Trip Meeting @ Orchestra Room 6:30 pm Friday 020720:Orchestra Concert Rehearsals @ Auditorium 7:30 to 8:30 amWorld Language Tour @ Auditorium 7 pm Girls’ Varsity Soccer v. Churchill @ BAC-E 5 pm Boys’ Varsity Soccer v. Churchill @ BAC-E 7 pm Girls’ Varsity BB v. Churchill @ BAC 5 pm Boys’ Freshman “B” BB v. Churchill @ MAC 5 pm Boys’ Freshman “A” BB v. Churchill @ MAC 6:15 pm Boys’ JV BB v. Churchill @ MAC 7:30 pm Saturday 020820:MacArthur Band Color Guard Georgetown Contest @ Georgetown HS All DayMAC Dance Crowd Pleasers Competition @ Canyon HS All DayMAC Jazz Band Texas State Jazz Contest @ Texas State University All DayACT @ MAC A200 wing 7 am to 4 pmBand Mattress Fundraiser @ Cafeteria and Auditorium 8 am to 6 pmBand UIL Solo & Ensemble @ Madison 8 am to 6 pmMAC Theater OAP Rehearsal @ Auditorium 10 am to 4 pmSoftball Varsity & JV Mutli-Team Scrimmage @ Alamo Heights 9 am to 4 pm Varsity Baseball Scrimmage v. New Braunfels Canyon @ MAC 12 pm Girls’ JV Soccer v. Churchill @ MAC 9 amBoys’ JV Soccer v. Churchill @ Churchill 9 am Girls’ Freshman BB v. Churchill @ Churchill 9 amGirls’ JV BB v. Churchill @ Churchill 10:15 amBoys’ Varsity BB v. Churchill @ BAC 12:30 pmMAC JROTC Military Ball @ Norris Conference Center 6 pmSunday 020920:Strikers VB Club Team @ MAC Gym 1 to 3 pmMonday 021020:UIL One Act Play Rehearsal @ Auditorium 4:30 to 9:30 pmMAC Athletic Booster Club Meeting @ Gym 6:30 pm MAC Choir Booster Meeting @ Choir Room 6:30 pm MAC Special Olympics Basketball Practice @ Gym 6:30 pm Have a Great Week!Peter MartinezPrincipal, MacArthur High School“An Investment in our children pays the best interest of all.” ................
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