Click on the link below to see pics from the lower elementary classes.
http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/Halloween%20Dress%20Up%20Day/
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Mayara de FAria Carreiro (Mia)
By Danielle Morris
One of the seven exchange students we have this year is Mayara de Faria Carreiro or Mia is what some people call her. She is from Brazil, and is 17. Her birthday is March 13th. She doesn't have a favorite thing about America yet but she does likes it here. "America is so different from my country because we don't celebrate Halloween, the style of the houses are different, schools and most of all the snow I'm looking forward to that I've never seen snow!" Mia said. Mia also said that is was a very big culture shock because she comes from a city, so to live here, in a small city has been very different for her. If you see her around school you should ask here about her country she'd be glad to tell you about it.
Welcome to Fox, Mayara!!!
One of the seven exchange students we have this year is Mayara de Faria Carreiro or Mia is what some people call her. She is from Brazil, and is 17. Her birthday is March 13th. She doesn't have a favorite thing about America yet but she does likes it here. "America is so different from my country because we don't celebrate Halloween, the style of the houses are different, schools and most of all the snow I'm looking forward to that I've never seen snow!" Mia said. Mia also said that is was a very big culture shock because she comes from a city, so to live here, in a small city has been very different for her. If you see her around school you should ask here about her country she'd be glad to tell you about it.
Welcome to Fox, Mayara!!!
Serj Agopian
By Claudia Ramirez
Serj Agopian is one of the many foreign exchange students this year. He's from Lebanon and when I asked him how he likes it here he said, "America has just been a great experience for me, even though I have had a lot of sad and stressful moments, it is actually paying off. I love my school, since everyone else is loving me back. Also, I'm on the football team, which is also a great experience."
I also asked him how big of change was it coming here and he told me,"It isn't that big of a change here. The biggest change is that I have a new family and friends. I understand that this factor is part of the experience, that is why it hasn't been so difficult here. If you are wondering if the American food is new to me then no, it's not. Mexican food on the other hand is new and a change to me because there is more diversity here in America."
One of the more interesting replies I got was to the question of whether or not he likes his classes here at Fox. "I love my classes, since i got to choose my classes. In Lebanon we don't have the freedom to choose our own classes, but in America you can choose the classes that you like the most and fit you the best. All of the teachers have been great to me, this is also a factor which makes me love my classes. Fox has been great to me. I can't thank them enough for being great to me. I really appreriate it."
Serj Agopian is one of the many foreign exchange students this year. He's from Lebanon and when I asked him how he likes it here he said, "America has just been a great experience for me, even though I have had a lot of sad and stressful moments, it is actually paying off. I love my school, since everyone else is loving me back. Also, I'm on the football team, which is also a great experience."
I also asked him how big of change was it coming here and he told me,"It isn't that big of a change here. The biggest change is that I have a new family and friends. I understand that this factor is part of the experience, that is why it hasn't been so difficult here. If you are wondering if the American food is new to me then no, it's not. Mexican food on the other hand is new and a change to me because there is more diversity here in America."
One of the more interesting replies I got was to the question of whether or not he likes his classes here at Fox. "I love my classes, since i got to choose my classes. In Lebanon we don't have the freedom to choose our own classes, but in America you can choose the classes that you like the most and fit you the best. All of the teachers have been great to me, this is also a factor which makes me love my classes. Fox has been great to me. I can't thank them enough for being great to me. I really appreriate it."
Welcome to Fox, Serj!!!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Red Ribbon Week
By Kaylee Schier
Red Ribbon Week is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. Fox FCCLA is doing Red Ribbon Week November 1 through November 5. FCCLA members have decided to change things up this year. Like every year they do it every day of the week. This year they are going to do only three days Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Dress-Up Days include:
Monday: Crazy Sock Day
Wednesday: Ninja Day
Friday: Bandanna Day
For high school during the lunch break there will be FCCLA members leading a game for whoever wants to play can participate. On Friday November 5th, FCCLA will have an assembly for all Junior and High School Students. The Show Band will play a couple of songs and talk to them about being Drug Free and the Communications Class will perform a skit. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday FCCLA members will go and talk to students from Pre-K to 7th grade about being drug free. So take a stand and be drug free!!!
Red Ribbon Week is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. Fox FCCLA is doing Red Ribbon Week November 1 through November 5. FCCLA members have decided to change things up this year. Like every year they do it every day of the week. This year they are going to do only three days Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Dress-Up Days include:
Monday: Crazy Sock Day
Wednesday: Ninja Day
Friday: Bandanna Day
For high school during the lunch break there will be FCCLA members leading a game for whoever wants to play can participate. On Friday November 5th, FCCLA will have an assembly for all Junior and High School Students. The Show Band will play a couple of songs and talk to them about being Drug Free and the Communications Class will perform a skit. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday FCCLA members will go and talk to students from Pre-K to 7th grade about being drug free. So take a stand and be drug free!!!
Fox vs Alex Pictures
Click on the links below to see pictures from last Thursday's 66-20 win over the Alex Longhorns.
http://s1186.photobucket.com/albums/z363/cheyennehathorn/Fox%20vs%20Alex/
http://s1186.photobucket.com/albums/z363/cheyennehathorn/Fox%20vs%20Alex/
Mariami Sumbadze (Miami)
By Kaylee Schier
Ms. Mariami Sumbadze is here to experience the American teenage life for the 2010-2011 school year. She is from Telavi, Georgia. Telavi is the second capital in Georgia. Here at Fox, she is enrolled as a Junior. She is 16 years old and will be 17 on December 30.
She said, "she likes it here very much." She came to America on a program called GHSEP (Georgian High School Exchange Program). Her favorite part of her American experience so far is that people are opened minded. Welcome to Fox, Oklahoma Mariami Sumbadze.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Red Ribbon Week
The FCCLA is getting ready for a big event coming up. Red Ribbon Week is November 1st through the 5th. The members in FCCLA have changed some things up this year so get ready!!!
The Week's Events
Tuesday
Band
Big School Marching Competition at Cameron University in Lawton
Friday
Football
High School vs Macomb at Tecumseh 7:30PM
Friday
Halloween Dress up day!
Band
Big School Marching Competition at Cameron University in Lawton
Friday
Football
High School vs Macomb at Tecumseh 7:30PM
Friday
Halloween Dress up day!
October Students of the Month
by Danielle Morris and Jessica Schmidt
October's Students of the Month are Junior Kaylee Schier and Senior Dalton Wise. Dalton plans to go to ECU, Cameron, or ORU to become a dentist. He participates in football, baseball, FCCLA, student council, band and show band. His favorite thing to do is play baseball. Kaylee plans to go to OBU to get a degree in the medical field to be either a nurse or a physical therapist. She participates in FCCLA (president), cheerleading, FCA, Class President, and she is the SW-4 district officer in FCCLA. Her favorite things to do are hang out with her family and friends.
September students of the month were Samantha Wright and Dillon Langley.
September students of the month were Samantha Wright and Dillon Langley.
Academic Team Results
The Fox academic team played at Velma yesterday against Velma and Elmore City-Pernell. They lost both contests 130-50 and 180-100.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Breakfast and Lunch Menu
Tuesday the 26th
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Goulash, French Fries, Green Beans, Cookies, Milk
Wednesday the 27th
Breakfast: Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Frito Pie, Corn, Salad, Cake, Milk
Thursday the 28th
Breakfast: Oatmeal, Muffins, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Turkey Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Hot Rolls, Milk
Friday the 29th
Breakfast: Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Corndogs, Carrot Sticks, Sun Chips, Fruit Yogurt, Milk
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Goulash, French Fries, Green Beans, Cookies, Milk
Wednesday the 27th
Breakfast: Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Frito Pie, Corn, Salad, Cake, Milk
Thursday the 28th
Breakfast: Oatmeal, Muffins, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Turkey Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Hot Rolls, Milk
Friday the 29th
Breakfast: Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Corndogs, Carrot Sticks, Sun Chips, Fruit Yogurt, Milk
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Solid Performance!
In a key district game this Thursday night, the Foxes rolled to another mercy rule victory over the Alex Longhorns winning 66-20 in the 3rd quarter. The Foxes (6-2,6-1) and ranked number 10 in Class B by the Daily Oklahoman will be on the road to take on Macomb this Friday night. Come out and support the Foxes!!!
Directions to the game will be posted on The Fox Flash Online later this week.
Directions to the game will be posted on The Fox Flash Online later this week.
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