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Announcements for Week of 03/01 / 03-07

STUDENT NEWS

E.O.T. County is seeking Dairy Princesses

Junior Princesses age 16-17 and Senior Princesses must be a high school graduate and not yet 24 years old on July 1, 2021. Attached is a candidate form front & back with all the info deadline is March 20th anyone interested can contact me at 218-385-2533 or 218-640-0943 for more info.

The candidate form (click here)

Winter Athletic Events

Spectator policy for indoor events for the winter activities is at 250. Parents will be given an access code to a sign up genius to be able to register or sign up who they wish. At this point, this is how we will do tickets so extra tickets for general public will not be allocated. A list of names will be at the gate for those who signed up in advance so walk in’s will not be permitted.

Live Video Feeds will be list on School Website under Activities Stream or www.perhamyellowjackets.com under More tab -> Activities Stream . These links will be added as we receive them from hosting school.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO...

MONDAY: Myriah Tharaldson

TUESDAY: None

WEDNESDAY: Marco Lopez, Allyson Streiff

THURSDAY: Benjamin Tries, Nevaeh Rethemeier

FRIDAY: Tim Fritz, Lily Wegscheid

SATURDAY: Luke Becker

SUNDAY: Isabelle Whitaker, Mason Dolen, Skyler Dornbusch

LUNCH

MONDAY: Chicken patty/bun

TUESDAY: Turkey gravy, mashed potatoes

WEDNESDAY: Mini waffles, sausage links

THURSDAY: Chicken nuggets, french fries

FRIDAY: Pizza, corn

WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

MONDAY

TUESDAY

C/JV/Varsity Boys Basketball will host Frazee at home. 5:00/6:00/7:30. Lakes 99.5 will broadcast this event.

C/JV/Varsity Girls Basketball will travel to Pequot Lakes for their games. 5:45/7:15. The bus will leave at 3:30.

JV/Varsity Boys Hockey will play Park Rapids in Detroit Lakes. JV will play at 5:15, followed by the Varsity at 7:00.

Girls Hockey will compete at Sauk Centre High School at 7:00. The bus will leave at 4:00, with team members dismissed at 1:45.

Spectator policy for indoor events for the winter activities are now up to 250 participants. Parents will be given an access code to a sign up genius to be able to register or sign up who they wish. At this point, this is how we will do tickets so extra tickets for general public will not be allocated. A list of names will be at the gate for those who signed up in advance so walk in’s will not be permitted.

Live Video Feeds will be list on School Website under Activities Stream or www.perhamyellowjackets.com under More tab -> Activities Stream . These links will be added as we receive them from hosting school.

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

C/JV/Varsity Girls Basketball will host Pelican Rapids at home. 5:00/6:00/7:30.

FRIDAY

C/JV/Varsity Boys Basketball will play in Moorhead. 4:30/6:00/7:30. The bus will leave at 2:30, with team members dismissed at 2:15. Lakes 99.5 will broadcast this event.

Wrestling will host Badger/Greenbush/MiddleRiver/Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted. Perham will play Howard Lakes at 5:00, and will go against BGMR at 7:30.

JV/Varsity Boys Hockey will travel to Crookston for their games. 5:30/7:30.

Girls Hockey will travel to the Lee Community Center for their game at 6:00. The bus will leave at 3:00, with team members dismissed at 1:45.

SATURDAY

The Nest and Goose Gang will be holding a benefit for Courtney Frohling. Courtney has been participating in track and Cross Country.

Lakes 99.5 will broadcast the coaches show at 8:00 am.

Speech will host Walker/Hackensack/Akeley at 8:00 am.

Wrestling will host Crosby/Ironton and Roseau in a triangular starting at 12:00. Perham will play Crosby/Ironton at noon, and will play Roseau approx. 2:30.

C/JV/Varsity Boys Basketball will travel to Fergus Falls for their games. 1:00/3:00. The bus will leave at 11:00 am. Lakes 99.5 will broadcast this event.

JV/Varsity Boys Hockey will compete in Alexandria. 5:30/7:15.

SUNDAY

FFA Week kick off with a feature film about a grain entrapment. “SILO” to be shown at 2:00 pm in the PHS Studio. Please RSVP to Shell Tumberg, Perham FFA Advisor at 218-346-6500, or by logging on to eventbrite at: https://www.eventbrite.com/signin/?referrer=%2Fmanage%2Fevents%2F93168981933%2Fdetails You can also find the event on Facebook

COUNSELING NEWS

SCHOLARSHIPS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Summer Youth Corps Position

In you are interested in meaningful service, leadership development, and environmental stewardship – check out these programs:
Summer Youth Corps Position

Conservation Corps MN & IA offers many positions for youth (age 15 – 18) from learning technical field skills to running community events. If you are interested in serving outdoors this summer, please check out the following opportunities:

Summer Youth Corps: This is our summer residential program. For five weeks, mid-June to mid-August, youth will work on a crew with five other youth and two crew leaders, camp in parks throughout Minnesota, and work to restore natural areas by maintaining and creating trails, removing invasive plants, restoring natural habitat, and completing basic construction projects. Review details or apply here. For more information, please contact the Program Manager: Teresa Butel at 816-824-4629 or by email at: teresa.butel@conservationcorps.org

If you are a Senior and you interested in natural resources and plan to enroll in a 2 or four year institution this fall to pursue a STEM degree check out this:

Increasing Diversity in Environmental Careers (IDEC)

This is a program open to high school seniors with an interest in natural resources who plan to enroll in an accredited two- or four- year institution in MN this fall and pursue a STEM degree. The IDEC program provides a unique opportunity for underrepresented students, specifically, women, rachial or ethnic minorities, and/or individual with disabilities to develop a career path through three components:
Fellowship: The fellowship provides students with a supportive community, yearly academic scholarship, and professional development.
Mentorship: The mentorship aims to enhance college success, encourage personal and professional development, and promote career advancement by pairing fellows with employees at one of the participating state agencies.
Internship: The full-time paid internship, which runs from May to August, allows fellows to learn more about environmental and natural resources career paths through paid, on-the-job experience.
We are actively accepting applications until May 28, 2021 and free online information sessions are offered throughout the application period!

May Yang (she/her/hers) at 651-785-6209 or you may email her at: may.yang@conservationcorps.org

You may also check out the website by clicking here: