Gibbs High School Announcements

March 31st, 2014

SGA MEETING

Tuesday, April 1st

7:30 a.m.

Room 203

BaseballGibbs will play Karns tonight at 7:30, the first 50 students get

free mini-bats!

Seniors:Balfour will be in the

cafeteria on Thursday/April 3 during lunch to deliver

graduation announcements to seniors who have

purchased them.

Attention Rising Seniors:If you have strong

communication and organizational skills and have

a special interest in education issues

Attention Rising Seniors:You are encouraged to

complete an application to be considered as a student

representative on the Knox County Board of Education

Attention Rising Seniors:Applications can be picked

up in the school counseling office.

Deadline to apply is: April 7th, 2014

Preparing for Common Core

This Week’sAcademic

Vocabulary Word:

EVALUATETo form an

opinion of the amount, value or

quality of something after thinking about it

carefully

EVALUATEJudge value or

worth

Is it worth

paying . . .

Matinee Prices?

Night Prices?

Or Just Tell Me What

Happened!

Video Rental?

EnglishDo you

agree with Harper Lee’s choice for the title of this novel?

Evaluating an expression is also referred to as

simplifying, solving, or finding the value of an expression — boiling a string of numbers and

math symbols down to a single number.

How to Evaluate Math

Expressions

When you evaluate an arithmetic expression, you simplify it to a single numerical value — that is, you find the number that it’s equal to.

How to Evaluate Math

Expressions

How to Evaluate Math

ExpressionsFor example, evaluate the following arithmetic

expression:7 · 5

How? Simplify it to a single number:

35

Evaluate the effectiveness of JFK as President of the United

States.

Social

Studies

Rank these sports in order of importance and justify your choices.

P.E. / Gym

EVALUATETo form an opinion

of the amount, value or quality of

something after thinking about it

carefully

Preparing for Common CoreAsk your

teacher how EVALUATE

is used in your class!

AP US HistoryTutoring for the AP US History

Exam will begin on Tuesday, April 1 in Mr. Harned's room at 3:45. If you are considering taking this exam, Mr. Harned STRONGLY

recommends that you attend these sessions.

Guitar ClubWednesday, April 2nd

3:40 -5:00Rm 213

See Mr. Gibson for Details

Guitar, Bass, and other stringed instruments are welcome

YearbooksIf you did not order a yearbook by the March 7th deadline, please see Mrs. Davis in Room 121. You will need to place your name on the reserve list to guarantee your copy of The 2014 Eagle. The price is $86.

Sports PhysicalsWhen: Saturday April 26th, 2014 at 9:30 am

Where: Thompson-Boling Arena

Done by KOCMust have parent sign form

Charge is $10

The KCS STEM Department is sponsoring a system-wide after

school initiative to involve students from all schools in real,

authentic science and the chance to be part of the US Space Research Program in microgravity experiments.

Information updates will be available at

http://stem-k12-knoxschools.org starting March 1, 2014.

UT will host a Second Annual STEM Symposium for high school students on March 29. High school students

who are interested in careers in science, technology, engineering and

mathematics are invited to the symposium that will be held at the

UTK John Hodges library from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The symposium is free but students are encouraged to

register at https://tiny.utk.edu/boss no later

than March 27. Free lunch and goody bags will be provided for participants who register before

March 21.

Captured in a DreamProm tickets will be on sale April 7-17th.

Money and paperwork should be turned into the front office.

Guest agreement forms may be picked up from front office, Coach Everette, or Mrs. Coppinger.

PROMPROM

Oil change and service

Rotation and balance

Wash wax and interior cleaning

$10.00

$20.00

$20.00

Fuel injection system cleaning

Free battery and anti freeze checks

$30.00

For appointments please call extension 1314

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Lost & Found

Please check the lost & found for

any materials you have lost, they will be donated soon!!

RecyclingRecycling pick up on Fridays

during 1st blockRemember to empty your bin

in the nearest workroom!

Japanese Culture Club

Meetings are every Thursday from 3:45-5 in Mr. Hensley’s room 108. We hope to see

you!

FCCLAWill now meet on Mondays

@3:40