Attention Students! The schedule for the Dunking Booth for Family Fun Day tomorrow is as follows:
2:00-2:30 Mrs. Noel
2:30-3:00 Mrs. Tyson
3:00-3:30 Coach Gill
3:30-4:00 Ms. Cole
4:00-4;30 Mrs. Dillingham
See you all there!

National Honor Society- Any member who still wishes to participate in Operation Christmas Child should see Mrs. Epps or Mrs. Bayles as soon as possible. Remember- we will stay after school on Thursday, November 13th to pack our boxes.

No Girls soccer practice today! Make sure you show up for your scheduled working time.

FAMILY FUN DAY TOMORROW FROM 2:00 - 5:00!!!

Reminder - Pep squad - you must be ready to perform at 3:30 tomorrow at Family Fun Day.

Don't forget to start bringing your cans on Monday for the can food drive.

Teachers - Grade sheets are due back in to the counselors, Tuesday, Nov. 11 by noon.

Teachers - Articles for the newsletter are due this Monday, Nov. 10. Please use your newsletter icon on your computer to submit your article as soon as possible.

Pep Squad (blue Team) will cheer at the basketball game tonight from 6:00 to 8:00pm.

There will be a 4-H Club meeting Thursday after school until 3:30.

The Can Food Drive starts Monday. Bring your can goods to your homeroom teacher and the winning homeroom will receive a pizza party. Thanks from the Student Council.

Tomorrow is the last day to place your order for a basketball T-shirt. Give the order form to your P.E. teacher.

FUN DAY SATURDAY 2:00 - 5:00!!

Reminder - Pep Squad practice today until 4:30.

Softball meeting this afternoon in the gym. Parents should pick up students at 3:45 in front of the school.

6th grade students - Don't forget to bring your money for the Ballet by Wed. Nov. 12th.

Good Hope's annual Family Fun Day will be held this Saturday from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. There will be lots of games and prizes and good food. Please encourage your family to come join the fun on Saturday.

Pep Squad Practice - tomorrow Wednesday 3:00 - 4:30. Not 4:00 but 4:30!

Students of the Month for November are: Kristen Murrell, Tommy Block, Matt Rice, Lacey Bush, Ashley Warden, Corey Spraberry, Wayne Hendricks, Laundi Freeman, Wesley Wheelis, Madelyn Caldwell, Adela Bailey, and Cameron Mahoney.

Can Food Drive will start Monday. Cans will be collected in homeroom. The homeroom that collects the most cans will win a pizza party.

National Honor Society will meet tomorrow Wednesday at 12:25 in the library. All members need to attend. This is an important meeting.

The Lady Colonels soccer team defeated Ouachita 3 to 2 last night. Goals for the Lady Colonels were scored by Emily Hemphill, Abbey Evans, and Alison Cooke. The boys and girls soccer team play Lee Thursday at Lee.

Congratulations to the 8th grade boys basketball team for their victory over Calhoun 38-28. Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you Thursday at home against Ruston. Shelby Aulds led all scorers with 13 points.

Winners of the "Shoot Hoops - Not Drugs" free throw contest are: 6th grade: Caroline Milford
7th grade: Jacob Jones
8th grade: Davey Norman
Congratulations to these studets. Special thanks to the P.E. teachers for taking care of this contest.

Congratulations to the following Colonel Choir members on their selection to the ACDA Southern Division Honor Choir. These students submitted audition tapes and were selected from over 1,000 entries. They will travel to Nashville in February for a clinic and concert. Those chosen are: Iris Tuttle, Brianna Saadat, Mallory Debnam, Shane Runnels, Brandon Bowman, Dex Poindexter, Daniel Dupuy, and Daniel Zeagler. Way to go, Colonels!

Reminder - Pep Squad (Red Team). You have a basketball game tonight. Be ready to cheer from 6 to 8 p.m.

The following students have been recognized for good character for demonstrating the character counts pillar of Caring.
6th grade - Kenee Turner for straightening the book shelf in Mrs. Aulds classroom without being asked.
6th grade - T.J. Borden for helping someone who had fallen.
7th grade - Daniel Dupuy for helping other students with math during class and for volunteering to show a new student the cafeteria.
7th grade - Andrew Guinn for helping visitors while they were in the school.
8th grade - Abbey Evans for being kind to other P.E. students.
8th grade - Chris Lemoine for passing out and picking up journals and volunteering to help in various ways.

Tomorrow is "Hunt For Drug-Free Facts" at Good Hope.
Wear your camouflage for Red Ribbon Week.
We would like to thank Dr. Bob Webber, Superintendent of Ouachita Parish for the message he brought the students this morning encouraging them to stay drug free.

Keep working on your Scavenger Hunt - all answers have now been revealed. Turn your finished sheets in by Friday morning at 8:00. The box is in the main office.

Peak Performance is having an individual running meet, Saturday November 1. See Mrs. Strickland for more information.

National Honor Society Members - Our Nursing Home Supply Drive will end Friday Oct. 31. Please don't forget this is one way to earn service points. 8th graders take your items to Mrs. Bayles. 7th graders take your items to Mrs. Epps.

Students - unless you have a hall pass you are not to be in the halls in the morning. You will be put in detention if you are caught in the halls.

Tomorrow is "Team Up Against Drugs" at GHMS. Wear your favorite team shirt for Red Ribbon Week. Thanks to Brandon Banks for speaking to the students this morning about the importance of staying drug-free.

Congratulations to Blake McGowen for making the 8th grade boys basketball team. Teachers, please add Blake to your list.

Congratulations to the following boys who make up the 2003-2004 7th grade basketball team.
Dominique Ford, Jeff Fuller, Chucky Glass, Brandon Hayes, Clayton Haynes, Wayne Hendricks, Brandon Hudson, John Jones, Adrian Manning, Cameron Manning, Corey Spraberry, Jonas Tyson, Josh Tyson, and Sean Walker.

Don't forget candy grams are on sale today and tomorrow in the lobby at lunch. Thanks, Student Council.

We're celebrating National Red Ribbon Week in the school library, too. Remember, students, there are lots of great things to do instead of drugs - Play a sport, Draw a picture, Visit with friends, Start a hobby, Play an Instrument, and READ A BOOK!

Come to the library this week to check out a good book and to enter our "Be Drug Free" candy contest. When you check out a book you will receive a form to enter the contest. Just sign your name and drop it in the box. The prize is a one pound bag of red strawberry Twizzlers candy. So, stop by the library during the week to join the fun... AND remember... we're not falling for drugs!

TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT - JOHNNY'S PIZZA PIG OUT FOR GHMS! JOHNNY'S PIZZA ON WARREN DRIVE FROM 5:00 - 8:00p.m. EAT IN OR TAKE OUT - CALL AHEAD - DIAL 396-1346.
REASONS TO EAT JOHNNY'S TONIGHT - TO GIVE MOM A BREAK FROM COOKING, BECAUSE I LIKE PIZZA, TO SEE MY FRIENDS, AND TO LET MY TEACHER SERVE ME.

All orders for Good Hope Athletics shirts and sweat shirts turned in by the end of 1st hour today will be in Friday. All other orders will be in on Friday Nov. 7th.

Red Ribbon Week - Students, keep searching for your facts for the drug free scavenger hunt. Answers will be added each day in the halls. You will not have to go on any other hall to find all of your answers by Friday. We would like to thank Dr. Frank Hoffmann for speaking a few words of encouragement to everyone at GHMS today for Red Ribbon Week.

Tomorrow for Red Ribbon Week is "Suit Up Against Drugs" - Wear your favorite Wind Suit.

NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR PROMOTION!!
Attention Students and Parents -
New requirements for promotion for grades 6, 7, and 8* are as follows:Students in grades 6,7,8 must pass Language Arts, math and 2 other major subjects and 1 minor subject or 3 other major subjects.**
*Students in grade 8 must demonstrate proficiency on the Louisiana Educational Assessment Test (LEAP21).
**Students who fail Language Arts and/or math may be promoted to the next grade if they take reading lab and/or math lab the next school year.