Text Box: by Friday, February 23rd . You may contact John Ford, Regional Director at 412-454-6342 or email jlford@hswp.org . You may also view information in the GOAL Office. Text Box: Are you interested in history? This is your big chance to compete with either a historical paper or design a web site to share your vast knowledge. The 2007 National History Day Regional ComText Box: petition will be held on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center. Anyone interested in entering the Historical Paper or Web Site Category must submit an entry Text Box: 2007 NATIONAL HISTORY DAY REGIONAL COMPETITION Text Box: NAI GOAL NEWSLETTER Text Box: Text Box: ANDREW’S LEAP TESTING Do you like answering questions that make you think? Would you like to go to CMU this summer and study math and computers with students from many different schools? Are you interested in taking the Andrew’s Leap Interesting Test? Dates: 2/3, 2/11, 2/21, 2/24 www.-2.cs.cmu.edu/leap Text Box: January 23, 2007 Text Box: DATES TO REMEMBER:

1/ 29/07  Theater Arts WS

1/30/07   9th GOAL Meeting

1/31/07 10th GOAL Meeting

1/31/07 Shakespeare-Stage

2/3/07   PJAS

2/5/07   Math Team

2/6/07   Amer Math Exam

2/7/07   Shell– Energy

2/16/07 Ballet

2/20/07 Writer’s WS-2

2/26/07 Shaping Security

2/27/07 Holocaust

2/27/07 9th GOAL Meeting

2/28/07 10th GOAL Meeting

   

JA JOB SHADOW DAY 2007

ENGINEERING @PPG

 

     Do you have a burning interest in engineering but have always wondered which specific area on which to focus?  Sign up now to explore possible careers in engineering!  On February 2nd, the GOAL Department will be traveling to Pittsburgh Paint Glass Coatings and Resins Research in Allison Park.  Students will take a facility tour and hear 7 to 8 different speakers, chemists, engineers speak/ present/ demo about their schooling, career, etc.

    Permission slips available now.  Space is limited!

   

 Do you believe that your voice doesn’t count?  Well, here is a chance to express your opinions on a Student Voices website that is interactive.  The Student Voices Project provides information on issues that are of most concern to students and their communities.  The Student Voices Project encourages the civic engagement of young people by bringing  a forum to discuss policy issues on line.  Finally, students communicate their concerns to the general public by making their voices heard in the media.

     You can email them at studentvoices@asc.upenn.edu   or go to http://student-voices.org            Home