Daily Bulletin | Tuesday
Green Day
Sophomores, you’re awesome! Also, reminder that we have a Class Meeting in Fuller tomorrow morning during advisory time. Arrive by 7:55 latest and sit by advisory at the front of Fuller.
Attention Seniors: The 2025 Senior Prom Committee meets in Fuller Basement on today at 2:45. All Seniors are welcome to join! See the class canvas page for more information.
Hey, little leprechauns! Reminder that Ireland trip applications are due to Ms. Smith by the end of the day Thursday.
For those of you interested in the 2026 Ghana trip, please make sure you get your applications in by May 16th. Spots are limited. If you haven’t gotten an application, see Ms. Keach in Streeter 263 or email her for additional information.
It’s here! Come celebrate the annual publication of The Clear River Review and check out the newest edition at the Library Fireside at 7pm tonight. Writers and artists will share their work, and we’ll enjoy some refreshments together. Copies of the review will be for sale. All are welcome!
Student Diversity Council will begin planning the Culture Fest on Spring Day, tomorrow, April 16th, at 2:45 in Ranger 210. If you are interested in hosting a table, please show up!
On Saturday, the Track teams hosted their first outdoor meet of the season. Emmett Johnson won the 800, Will Carter won the 300 hurdles, Wilder Thomas won the 110 hurdles, Jeremiah Watson won the shot put, and the winning the 4 x 400m relay included Tatum Steen, Bryan Stocker, Juan Solana, and Emmett Johnson. The 4 x 800m team also won, which included Emmett Johnson, Isaac Lenzini, James Hatch, and Andrew Thornton-Sherman. On the Girls side, Lola Ide won the 200m, Sydney Shoenbeck won the 100m hurdles, the high jump, and the long jump. The 4 x 100m team also won and included Aven Thomas, Ailee Stratton, Ellie Reed, and Lola Ide. The 4 x 800m team also won and included Rylee Strohm, Ellie Reed, Willa Kantrowitz, and Eihlis Murphy. Both teams defeated the seven other teams in attendance!
Ninth grader Amalie Pratt recently competed with 15 and 16-year-old athletes from countries all over the world at the Liatoppen Biathlon Festival in Norway. Biathlon combines Nordic/cross-country skiing and precision rifle shooting. After 3 days of ski training and shooting practice, Amalie raced in the relay, sprint, and mass start races. In the relay, she hit 6 out of 10 targets as the second person on her team. In the mass start, she hit 4 of the targets and finished 8th in her wave. Congratulations, Amalie!
Varsity Softball beat South Burlington pulling ahead for good in the 8th inning, Sophie Vignec went 2 for 3 with a rbi and a walk, Makiah Bollman went 2 for 4 with a RBI, and Kyra Nelson went 1 for 4 with 2 RBI. Emerson Mitchell and Cassidy Kittridge combined for a strong effort in the circle with Kittridge picking up her second win of the year. The JV team also beat South Burlington, with everyone member of the team contributing to the win.
Girl Tennis played exceptional against CVU at home on Monday. The match score unfortunately does not represent the hard-fought battle and dedication of our student athletes.
Happy Birthday today to Gavin Bouchard and Peyton LaPete!
VARSITY BASEBALL/SOFTBALL — HOME vs. RUTLAND 4:00/4:30; please release the teams at 2:30
JV BASEBALL/SOFTBALL @ RUTLAND 4:00/4:30; please release the teams at 12:30
VARSITY/JV BOYS LACROSSE — HOME vs. HARWOOD 4:30/6:00
VARSITY GIRLS LACROSSE @ HARWOOD 4:30; please release the team at 1:15