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| LUNCH AND BREAKFAST MENUS |
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Please click here to see our September Breakfast and Lunch menu.
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| SEPTEMBER PTO MEETING |
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Attention SST Parents and Guardians,
Our first PTO meeting of this year will be held on Thursday, September 9th 2010, at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
Support your SST-Parents Teacher Organization and programs through membership and donations.
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| CLUBS START MONDAY, AUGUST 30 |
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| DUKE TIP TALENT SEARCH |
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Duke University Talent Identification Program is a global leader in identifying academically gifted students and providing them with innovative programming to support their development.
DUKE TIP TALENT SEARCH .
Click here to see the flyer.
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| GRADING SCALE |
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All classes at SST will follow this standard scale for assigning letter grades for six-week periods, finals and semester work. Individual teachers will establish the grading policies and procedures for their classes, and their grades will correspond to this scale: A 90 –100 B 80 – 89 C 70 – 79 F 0 – 69
Conduct Grades: E – Excellent S – Satisfactory N – Needs Improvement P – Poor I – Incomplete
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| SST – EXEMPLARY SCHOOL |
Texas Education Agency has announced that our school has been rated as an Exemplary school.
Congratulations to all of our hardworking students, dedicated staff members, and supportive parents! Keep up the good work!
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| SST ORIENTATION DAYS |
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SST would like to welcome our students and their families for an exciting new 2010-2011 school year. We hope you are enjoying your summer vacation with your family and are ready for school. Before school starts, we’d like to keep you updated about back-to-school preparations. Students and parents or guardians are cordially invited to attend our orientations at School of Science and Technology.
During the orientation, you will have an opportunity to meet our faculty members, learn about the gifted and talented program, apply for free or reduced lunch, explore the after school activities, purchasenew school uniform, sign up for PTO, and find answers to all of your questions.
For more detailed information please click here
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| SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST |
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The supply lists for 2010-2011 are available below. Please click on the corresponding school level to see the list of supplies.
Please note that supplies will be shared in all classrooms and a few items may be replenished during the year.
Personal belongings must carry labels.
Teachers may request additional items as necessary
Middle School Supply List for 2010-2011
High School Supply List for 2010-2011
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| DISTCO 2009 RESULTS |
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DISTCO 2009 results have been announced today. Please visit www.distco.org for official results.
The competition was very though due to significant increase in student participation this year. The judges had a hard time to select the top projects from 489 digital stories submitted. Please visit the official website to see award winning digital stories from this year's contest.
Congratulations to all participants and winners for their efforts!
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| UNFORGETTABLE WASHINGTON DC TRIP |
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School of Science and Technology has organized amazing out of state Field Trip to Washington DC for 10th, and 11th grade students from Friday May 14th through Monday May 17th, 2010.
The educational part of this trip was visiting the top colleges in the country and DC area, like Johns Hopkins University, George Mason University, Georgetown University and George Washington University. That was lifetime opportunity for our high school students.
Having Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour we have visited places like National Museum of Natural History, Air Space Museum, White House Visitor Center, Lincoln Memorial and also we had a chance to glance at Pentagon City and Arlington Cemetry.
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| HOME VISITS! |
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Our teachers are working hard, going beyond their schedule and trying to visit parents in their homes.
The goal of home visits is first of all to get parent feedback and ask about any concerns.
In addition, our purpose is to increase communication between parents and the school by making sure of more involvement in their child's education…
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September 6, Monday
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Labor Day / Holiday (no classes)
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October 1, Friday
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First Six Weeks Ends
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October 4, Monday
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Second Six Weeks Begins
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October 11, Monday
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Cluster Meeting / Student Holiday / Columbus Day (no classes)
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October 22, Friday
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Early Dismissal / Parent Teacher Conference
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