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Bulletin Board » Community Meeting Announcements March 18, 2024
Community Meeting Announcements March 18, 2024
Today’s After School Activities Outdoors Club (middle school)- pick up @ 5:00 pm Homework Club- pick up @ 5:00 pm Racquet Sports- pick up @ 5:00 pm Ultimate Frisbee- pick up @ 5:00 pm
ATTENTION! Tonight's program with St. Joe's and the ASPIRE program has been cancelled due to illness. It will be rescheduled for some time after spring break. Any questions, please contact Mrs. Gillespie.
Reminders: An Admission Open House will take place on Wednesday, March 20th from 9:30 – 11:30am. We will have a Dress Up Day on Wednesday. Students are asked to dress in business casual or better attire.
The School Store will be open every day at Lunch.
The Prom is planned for early May. More details to come soon!
Summer Adventures If you’re planning to have your child attend Summer Adventures this summer, some of the programs are already in capacity so please register them as soon as possible at: https://www.hilltopprep.org/apps/pages/applysummer Any questions? Email- [email protected]
Dress Sale News E/T 2 is proud to announce that our dress sale raised 2.000 dollars for Philabundance! Thank you to everyone who supported our efforts.
Bake Sale 3/22- Before school & at Lunch The Hill Top Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee & The Bean Scene will be running a bake sale for charity next Friday March 22. They will be accepting baked goods Friday morning (with full ingredient lists) and will also be providing a wider selection of multicultural snacks. The best part is that the Bean Scene will be running TWICE! In the morning as normal and also during lunch. Please join us in supporting a great cause as all the money raised will be donated to Black Girls Code, an organization dedicated to advancing STEM Education and opportunities in the field for young women.
Women’s History Month Today, in keeping with the theme of this year’s Women’s History Month, which is “Women who advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion the DEI committee would like to honor the achievements of a particular Woman from history. If there is a woman that you would like to highlight during community meeting this month, DEI welcomes you to submit suggestions to Mr. McGinnis. Extra points if you’d like to deliver the announcement.
Juliette Gordon Low, born on October 31, 1860, in Savannah, Georgia, was a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to empowering young women. She grew up in a wealthy and prominent family, which provided her with the resources and opportunities to pursue her passions. Despite facing challenges due to a hearing impairment, she was a spirited and determined individual. Inspired by her experiences traveling abroad and the desire to make a difference in the lives of other women, she founded the Girl Scouts of the USA in 1912, igniting a movement that would shape generations of girls to come. Her vision for the organization was to cultivate leadership skills, self-reliance, and confidence in young girls, and foster a sense of community and service.
Throughout her lifetime, Juliette Gordon Low was a trailblazer for female empowerment and social change. She was a tireless advocate for girls' education and believed fervently in the power of outdoor activities to instill courage and resilience. Low's legacy extends far beyond the founding of the Girl Scouts; her pioneering spirit continues to inspire millions of girls worldwide to pursue their dreams and make a positive impact on their communities. Today, Juliette Gordon Low is remembered as a visionary leader, philanthropist, and champion for girls' rights, leaving an indelible mark on the world through her dedication to the empowerment of young women.
HawXpo 4/13 Registration for HawXpo is Open! We hope you can join us on April 13th for a memorable day of gaming, comics, educational programming, and family fun, all right here on The Hill. It’s a fantastic opportunity for adolescents and young adults to explore their interests, enhance their social skills, and connect with others who share similar passions. Current Hill Top Prep students can use promo code STUDENT for free admission. Families of current Hill Top Prep students can use promo code HTPS2024 to receive 50% off their household’s additional tickets.
We need your support to make HawXpo a resounding success! Whether you can spare just 2 hours or the entire day, your participation is crucial. Please take a moment to fill out the volunteer form below and join us in making HawXpo an unforgettable event for everyone involved. Together, we can make a difference!
Collecting Yearbook Artwork Student artists are asked to submit a favorite art piece to Sophie B. at [email protected] or Mrs. Seyfried at [email protected]. The artwork will be considered for the 2023-2024 yearbook! An email will be sent out to students with more details.
