Daily Announcements 5/10/2021
Good luck to Ms. Baughey, Mrs. de la Vega, Hannah Taylor, Elijah Taylor, Zach Lee, Olivia Sloniker, Tobi Lott, Hannah Coe and Kayla Cox as they compete tonight at the Indiana Academic Super Bowl State Finals as coaches and members of the science and fine arts teams. Go Bears!
Congratulations to our Monroe Central JAG CDC State Winners – Entrepreneurship Plan- 3rd Place-David Coons, Cynthia Savager, & Hunter Riggins and Financial Literacy-1st Place-Maddy Garner.
Monroe Central will be hosting a blood drive on Thursday, May 20th, from 9 AM to 1 PM. Please sign up in Student Services as soon as possible. This will be held on the mobile bus. Students must be 16 years old or older to give blood. If 16 years old, you will need to complete the release form; if 17 years or older, you can sign up! Please help make this event happen. Sign up today in Student Services.
MC students going to prom – if you are bringing a student from another school or someone who has graduated, please make sure to fill out a dance request form. Also, they will need to bring their drivers license or photo ID with them to prom.
The Golden Bear Varsity Baseball Team won a county championship this weekend defeating Randolph Southern in Game 1 by a score of 20-1 and then defeated Winchester in the championship 7-0. Ashton Bandy through a 5 inning no-hitter in game one and had 4 RBIs at the plate. In the championship, Bryce Deckman pitched a complete game two-hitter while going 2 for 2 at the plate with a homerun and 3 runs scored. Overall, a great team effort in claiming the county title.
The boys golf team also took home the County Championship on Saturday at Hickory Hills. The top five Randolph County scores all belong to the Bears. Ryder Jones was county medalist shooting a 74. Shawn Roderick finished second with a 77. Khaner Phillips and Landon Taylor tied for third with an 87, and Gavan Patterson was fifth with an 88. Five scores under 90 is an impressive day. Great job to our golfers!
Reminders:
Masks need to be worn at all times covering both your mouth and your nose except for when eating or drinking. By doing so, contact tracing becomes more minimized.
Hats and hoods should not be worn anywhere in the building. Hats should be left in lockers during the school day.
As we approach warmer weather, it’s important that students revisit the dress code in the student handbook to make sure that they dress appropriately for school.
Teachers have been directed to refer violators to administration for possible disciplinary consequences.
Sport Events
Varsity Boys Golf vs. Seton/Burris @ Seton – 4:30pm
Varsity Softball vs. Northeastern @ MC – 5pm
JH Track vs. Randolph Southern/Union/Seton @ Union – 5pm
Varsity Baseball vs. Elwood @ MC – 5:30pm
Lunch Menu
Quesadilla
Corn
Fruit & Milk
