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March 3, 2012, 6-9 PM
Where: High School Gymnasium
Sponsored By: Class of 2014
$20.00 per couple
$5.00 each additional child

Open to all female students
Dress up and bring your father, grandfather, uncle or family friend!
*Mothers accepted also
Come and enjoy music, food, 50-50 raffle, door prizes and lots of fun!
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Stellar transcripts aside, students now have to worry about an increasing number of colleges peering at their social-networking pages online—and potentially denying their applications because of what they find there.
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As first appeared in Education Week, December 8, 2011. Reprinted with permission from Editorial Projects in Education.

Rachel Joy Scott’s message of kindness and compassion has reached nearly 17 million people nationwide. Rachel, who was the first person killed at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999, left behind six diaries and a desire for positive change that has evolved into Rachel’s Challenge.

The B-P High school has accepted the following five powerful challenges that are based on the writings and life of Rachel Joy Scott:

1. To eliminate prejudice by looking for the best in others.
2. To dare to dream. Set goals. Keep a journal to keep on track.
3. Choose your influences- input determines output.
4. Kind works & small acts of kindness = HUGE impact.
5. Start a chain reaction through kind words and deeds.