MGJSHS ANNOUNCEMENTS

• IVY TECH INTRO TO PUBLIC SAFETY: Are you a high school student and interested in a public service career like military, law enforcement, or fire science? Get a head start by building core skills with Ivy Tech’s newest offering, Introduction to Public Service. This course will be offered at no cost to high school students thanks to a local scholarship! Students in the program will receive experiential learning that also leverages local police, fire, military and other public service agencies and resources. The class will cover valuable skills like critical thinking, effective time management, healthy lifestyles, and other vital abilities. Not only that, students will participate in a hands-on experience that demonstrates the importance of these skills in public service roles!
• Course Number: IVYT 119 (CRN 22198)
• Course Length: 4-Days
• Course Location: Marion, (Grant County) Campus
• Summer Dates: Monday, June 2 through Thursday, June 5
• Time: 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM
• WANT TO TRY TRAP SHOOTING?! MG Trap Shooting Club is hosting a Community Trap Shooting event on Monday June 9th. Starts at 5:30 at Deer Creek Conservation Club. Bring your own firearm or borrow one of ours. Cost $30 for two 25 rounds which includes ammo and clays. MG Staff and Administrators shoot for free. Food Truck provided by Ault's. For more information contact: Randy or Katti Sneed; 765-506-1391 katti.sneed@indwes.edu
• PARENTS: We are looking to hire a Part-Time food service employee (4 hours per day). If interested please reach out to Kathy Bernaix 765-536-0032 ex. 1629 or kbernaix@mgusc.k12.in.us
• SERVICE LEARNING HOURS: Every student is required to have 10 service learning hours per year (work you are not being paid for). This is for all students 7th-12th. Service log sheets can be found outside of the Student Services office.
• ALL STUDENT DRIVERS: All Student Drivers that Attend: Hinds, Grant Regional, Leffler, Co-op, internships, work, College Classes MUST SIGN IN AND OUT @ the Main Office counter when entering or exiting the School building.
  
• BREAKFAST/LUNCH PRICES: Breakfast will once again be FREE this year! Lunch prices remained the same as last year at $2.50. Ala Carte items are also available each day for an additional cost.
  
• PRAYER LOCKER: Just a reminder that there is a prayer locker for anyone interested in filling out an index card with a little prayer. It can be for yourself, a friend, family member, neighbor, whoever. Just take a card, write down your prayer and stick it in the slots in the locker. The locker can be found in C Hallway. Locker number 165!
  
• OUTSIDE FOOD: Just a reminder that there must be NO OUTSIDE ORDERED FOOD IN THE CAFETERIA!!!! (Example: McDonalds, Subway, Pizza) If you bring food in, you can take it to Student Services and eat it there.

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The Junior class is selling MG bags as part of their after-prom fundraiser. If interested, contact Sara Stanger or Amanda Beckley!

• 5/23-LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!!!
• 5/30- Senior Awards Night
• 6/1- Graduation 430pm 👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

GOBLIN GROCERY:

📢STUDENTS MUST CHECK IN WITH HOMEROOM BEFORE ATTENDING CLUB OR MEETINGS!

• FFA GROUP MEETING:
  
• FFA OFFICER MEETING:
• SPANISH CLUB:
• YEARBOOK MEMBERS: Everyday in Homeroom
  
• CHAMPIONS TOGETHER:
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• JH YEARBOOKS: Junior High Yearbooks have finally arrived!!! They were passed out to students homeroom teachers today. If you did not get the opportunity to order one, there are extras to be purchased in Student Services. They will be $20.

• INDIANA SHERIFFS' ASSOCIATION YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP: The ISA will sponsor and provide Youth Leadership Camps for students this year. The camp staff will be comprised of Indiana Sheriffs, Sheriffs' Deputies, department personal, ISA staff, and other volunteers. Camp activities include: law enforcement related displays, career-oriented classes, leadership skills, obstacle courses, swimming, marching and other recreational and sporting activities. These is a Northern and Southern session. Pick up the application in Student Services.

• CLASS OF 2027: There is a Facebook group for the Madison-Grant Class of 2027 After Prom! Search them up and join! There is also a meeting on 5/18 @ 6:30 at El Metate in Fairmount.
• BALL STATE INTERIOR DESIGN WORKSHOPS: Ball State University will be having an opportunity for students who may be interested in pursuing careers in interior design. The Youth Summer Interior Design Forum is a series of summer workshops that offer all high school students, including graduating seniors, a unique chance to immerse themselves in the world of interior design, fostering a hands-on experience. For more information, click here.
• HOOSIER BOYS STATE: American Legion Hoosier Boys State will be offering a summer program. During this week-long program, students will actively collaborate to establish platforms for two made-up parties, participate in elections, propose laws, negotiate bills, and make lifelong friendships. We also host a College and Career Fair where more than 40 colleges, universities, military branches and trade schools available to our students. The program this year will be held Sunday June 15-Saturday June 21, 2025 at Trine University in Angola Indiana. There is a $50.00 nonrefundable registration fee. program. The rest of the cost of the program is paid by your local American Legion Post or a Civic Organization. The program is open to any young man who has completed the 11th grade with a school recommendation. During the week over $10,000 in Scholarships are awarded. A young man who decides to make Trine University his college choice receives a $2,000 scholarship annually for 4 years. Visit here for more information.
• CIVIC AND ACTIVISM REMOTE INTERNSHIP: This internship is formatted and tailored to accommodate the ever-changing commitments and responsibilities of students. This program is fully remote, offers rolling admission and has flexible time frames and schedules. Students have the opportunity to grow into more capable and responsible citizens as well as develop their professional skills. The program is free and the hours they commit can be counted as community service hours! The application link is available here.
• PURDUE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY: Purdue Pharmacy offers high school students a chance to explore the field of pharmacy while gaining professional skills that will last their lifetime. This could be the small step that leads to the next giant leap. Here is a link that students can check out and register for courses to take. Pharmacy Technician Training Program.

Summer Healthcare Academy is an opportunity for any 10th-12th grader who is interested in a healthcare career and is currently earning college credits. It is 3 days a week for 12 hours a week. PLUS IT'S FREE!!! It's an 8 week program that runs in June-July. See flyer below for more info and scan the QR code to register!!

• SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: Click here.
• STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Click here.

• HS CHEERLEADING: Any girl grade 8-11 that would like to try out for cheerleading for next school year, please come to the main office and sign up. Information papers are also in the office.