October Student Life Yearbook Pages
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October Student Life Yearbook Pages

The Buzz on Campus

Why is Gwinnett Tech a Good School for Radiology?

Clubs and Organizations Thrive

Extracurricular activities are a vibrant part of student life at our school. With over 100 clubs and organizations to choose from, there’s something for everyone. From academic clubs like the National Honor Society to social groups like the Student Government Association, our students are actively involved in shaping their campus community.

Athletics Dominate the Field

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Our athletic teams continue to excel, bringing home championships in several sports. The football team recently won their regional tournament, advancing to the state semifinals. The volleyball team also had a successful season, finishing with a 25-5 record. With dedicated coaches and talented athletes, our sports programs are a source of pride for our school.

Academic Excellence Soars

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Our students are dedicated to academic achievement, regularly earning top marks in statewide assessments. The class of 2023 boasted an impressive 95% graduation rate, with many students continuing their education at prestigious universities and colleges. Our teachers are passionate and supportive, providing our students with the tools they need to succeed.

Community Engagement

Our school is committed to making a positive impact on our community. Students participate in a wide range of volunteer activities, such as tutoring at local elementary schools and assisting with food drives. We believe in fostering a sense of social responsibility in our students, encouraging them to become active and engaged citizens.

Student Spotlight

Meet our Valedictorian: Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones, our school’s valedictorian, is a shining example of academic excellence and leadership. With a 4.0 GPA, she has excelled in all of her classes and is a member of the National Honor Society. Sarah is also an active participant in debate club and student government, where she has served as class president. She plans to attend Harvard University next fall to study biomedical engineering.

Table 1: Club and Organization Participation

Club/Organization Members
National Honor Society 120
Student Government Association 75
Debate Club 40
Drama Club 35
Science Club 25

October in Review

Homecoming Festivities Unite School

Homecoming week was a time of celebration and school spirit. The week kicked off with a pep rally, followed by a bonfire and spirit day. On Friday, our football team faced off against a rival school in a thrilling game. The week culminated in a homecoming dance, where students dressed up and danced the night away.

Fall Festival Brings Joy

The Buzz on Campus

Our annual fall festival was a huge success, drawing hundreds of families from our community. Students enjoyed games, hayrides, and pumpkin carving. The festival raised funds for our school’s music program, which will be used to purchase new instruments.

Table 2: Homecoming Week Schedule

Day Event
Monday Pep rally
Tuesday Bonfire
Wednesday Spirit day
Thursday Football game
Friday Homecoming dance

Extraordinary Students

Rising Star: Emily Davis

Emily Davis is a sophomore who has already made a name for herself in the arts. She is a talented musician and vocalist, performing with our school’s choir and orchestra. Emily also excels in the classroom, maintaining a 3.9 GPA. She is an active member of the Drama Club and volunteers at a local soup kitchen.

Table 3: Emily Davis’ Accomplishments

Accomplishment Description
Vocal performance in school choir Received standing ovation
Lead role in school play Earned rave reviews
3.9 GPA Consistently excels in academics
Volunteer at soup kitchen Serves food to those in need

Strategies for Success

Study Tips from Our Top Students

Our top students shared their study tips to help others succeed. Here are a few of their strategies:

  • Create a dedicated study space: Find a quiet and comfortable place where you can focus without distractions.
  • Set a regular study schedule: Stick to a consistent study routine to help your brain retain information.
  • Take breaks: Step away from your studies for short periods to clear your head and come back refreshed.
  • Form study groups: Collaborate with classmates to discuss material and reinforce concepts.
  • Seek help when needed: Don’t be afraid to ask your teachers or classmates for assistance when you’re struggling.

Table 4: Student Success Strategies

Strategy Description
Dedicated study space Quiet and comfortable environment
Regular study schedule Consistent routine
Breaks Short periods to clear head
Study groups Collaboration with classmates
Seeking help Ask for assistance when needed

Looking Ahead

November Preview

November promises to be an exciting month at our school. We will be hosting our annual Veterans Day assembly to honor those who have served our country. We will also be having a food drive to support our local food bank. In addition, our debate team will be competing in a regional tournament.

Words of Inspiration

As the school year continues, we encourage our students to continue striving for excellence both inside and outside the classroom. The lessons you learn during these years will stay with you long after you graduate. Embrace the opportunities that come your way and make the most of your time in high school.

Sources

  • National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). (2022). “Clubs and Organizations in High Schools.” [Online]. Available: https://www.nassp.org/
  • National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). (2023). “High School Graduation Rates.” [Online]. Available: https://nces.ed.gov/