Oct 21 Posted on October 21, 2026 Good morning, Huskies, today is Wednesday, October 21st and we are on a regular schedule. St. Paul’s Church will be offering their grilled cheese lunch today at noon and all are welcome! A reminder that the GSA drop in is every Thursday at lunch in Miss Herrington’s room, Room 120, all are welcome. The sexual health nurse will be here tomorrow morning and if you would like to see her, please text her at 506-566-2635. There will be a Tech Crew Training Session this Thursday after school in the theatre. This will be for the potential new members who have shown an interest in the Tech Crew. Please make arrangements to stay after school if you are serious about becoming a member of the Tech Crew. Reminder to grads that we need candy for Scarefest. Please make sure it is peanut free and there is no gum. We have a lot of chocolate bars, so if you haven’t purchased anything yet we could use candy. Very important announcement for the Haunted Trail. The theme is the Victorian Era so make sure you figure out your group’s costumes. There will also be another meeting on Thursday this week to get everyone’s costumes and groups/sections together. Please note: There are some live plants in the Learning Commons that are watered and taken care of by a staff member regularly, so please do NOT water them. We found one was over watered and leaking out on the table. This could not only have harmed the plant, but could have ruined the new wooden table had it not been caught early. Sports: Reminder to Baseball, Softball and JV Girls Soccer players to please return your jerseys to Mrs. Richard or the office ASAP SR Girls Soccer host RNS – Senior Night (4:30 pm) Field Hockey @ RHS (5:30 pm) Boys Basketball Tryouts (6:00 – 8:00 pm) Boys Hockey Exhibition Game vs. SRHS (6:15 pm, Summit Center) Puns of the Week: My parents won’t let me drink coffee anymore, or else they will ground me! Why should you never trust a train? They have loco motives. My dad unfortunately passed away when we couldn’t remember his blood type. His last words to us were, “Be positive,” what an inspiration. Have an amazing day Huskies!