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Welcome Back!

Listen to the morning announcements for facts and information about:

Military Family awareness, National Administrative Professionals Day, Arab American Heritage, and School Library month!

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Girls open play Today!!!

�Open play for all TUESDAY!��Fill out the Sign-in Form in your Advisory Bookmarks�

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Girls who Code

Girls who code meets NEXT WEEK.

Please see Dr. Mitchell for more information and details!

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Taco Truck!

VR Lab!

Food!

Games!

Esports!

MYO T-Shirts!

Here at Comp Sci!

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Ducks of Doom�MEETS NEXT MONDAY!

LET’S FINISH STUFFED FABLES! :)

If interested in joining, see Woodard or Stewart!

Meet in Room 355 @ 2.30pm

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Interested in flying drones? Competing against other schools? Interested in having fun??

Interest meeting on Thursday 4/3 during period 1. Room 227

See Mrs. Gates or Mr. Shea with any questions

Come Join the Team!!!

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What is Autism?

Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how a person communicates, interacts socially, and processes information. It's called a "spectrum" because it includes a wide range of symptoms, skills, and levels of disability.

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WHAT WE KNOW

The three main symptom categories of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

1: Difficulties with social communication and interaction. This means they may have a hard time making eye contact or knowing social cues and norms when interacting in a social setting.

2: Restricted and repetitive behaviors, interests and activities. This could mean hyperfocus on one particular interest, or behaviors such as arm flapping when excited.

3: Sensory Sensitivity. Loud noises, bright lights and other stimuli can overload and overwhelm their systems easily.

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People with autism can have very different strengths and challenges.
Some may need significant support, while others live independently.
It’s not a disease — it's a neurological difference, not something that needs to be "cured."
Many famous scientists, artists, athletes and others have autism and have made amazing impacts on the world!

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

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Autism Awareness Spirit Week is next week!!!

Magnificent mind Monday! Autism is a neurological variation, which means the brains of autistic people work differently than the brains of alltistic (non-autistic) people and that's amazing! Celebrate how amazing it is that all our minds work in different wonderful ways by wearing a fun hat.
Neurodiversity Tuesday! To celebrate the beauty in the diverse spectrum of the human mind where rainbow and or tie-dyed close to school!
What's your passion Wednesday? One characteristic of autism is to show incredibly focused, passion for topics of Interest. What are you passionate about dress to show something you love! Thursday, autism acceptance day love and acceptance go a long way.
Thursday, Show your support! Wear red or gold to show your support and acceptance of autistic individuals! Sensory friendly
Friday Comfy day! People with autism often have a variety of sensory sensitivities. Dress up today in your most comfy clothes including school appropriate PJs!

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Check-in Time!

Open Powerschool and review your grades with your Advisor! Reflect on the goal you set last advisory. Have you met it? What might you need to meet it?

What can you do to improve your Habits of Work? How are your Habits of Work in your classes?

Take note of any tardies or absences you have in any classes. Determine areas you can improve. Compare your current attendance with the attendance policy.