Morning Announcements: September 10, 2021

by Staff

Friday September 10, 2021 

**Attention Lancers: Interested in joining the Social Studies Honors’  Society? If you are in, or have had, at least four social studies classes  (with two of those being AP social studies classes) and if your G.P.A.  in those classes and overall meet the minimum requirement, please  consider joining! Details to follow in the Lancer Lines. See Mrs.  Richardson or Mr. Burch for details. 

**Attention all students! Our new tutoring center, The Lancer Lair, is  hosting a Logo Design Contest. Interested students should design a  logo for the tutoring enter and submit the image using the QR code on  the flyers posted around the school. Designs are due by September  20th. The winner will receive a cash prize and the logo will be used to  represent our tutoring center. The contest is open to all students.  See Mrs. Ecalono or Mrs. Weiss with any questions! 

**Interested in getting first-hand knowledge of the ins and outs of national security? Interested in seeing how diplomacy, intelligence  gathering and defense are handled? Want to participate in a real world national security simulation that is part of a four-day leadership  forum? If so, then contact Mr. Burch to find out more information how  you can participate in the 2022 National Youth Leadership Forum in  Washington DC!! 

**The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) is pleased  to announce an opportunity for two Maryland students to  participate in the 2022 United States Senate Youth Program  (USSYP). The one-week program provides an opportunity for  students to meet with legislative, executive, and judicial leaders  to discuss political issues that affect our nation. The 2022 USSYP  program will be held in-person or virtually from March 5 – 12,  2022. This program, now in its 60th year, is fully funded by the  William Randolph Hearst Foundation. The USSYP has an excellent  reputation for providing outstanding student leaders a unique  experience in understanding our nation’s political process. Each  participant also receives a one-time $10,000 undergraduate  college scholarship and is encouraged to pursue coursework in  history and political science. Please see Mrs. Hendi or Mr. Burch  if interested. 

**Application to the National English Honor Society is now open!  Interested juniors and seniors can join the Schoology NEHS  Application group with the code 9NCD-F2G8-RNC9V. The application  is available at the Schoology site, and joining the application group  will give Mrs. R. an ability to communicate with interested students,  post opportunities for language arts activities and post messages. The requirements for application are a 3.0 overall unweighted GPA, all  “A” and “B” final course grades in English, and a demonstrated  enthusiasm for language arts. Students who are accepted will have an  annual participation requirement of 6 hours, including tutoring and  submitting to a writing contest. The deadline for application is  September 15th. Please contact Mrs. Rebetsky at  

[email protected] if you have any questions. 

**Hey there Lancer Nation!!!! Lancer Football travels to Westminster  High School this evening, with the game starting at 6 pm. Yes, 6 pm!  Tickets need to be purchased in advance 

at https://gofan.co/app/school/MD68110, or QR codes are posted  outside the cafeteria for ticket purchase, as no cash sales will be  available at the gate. Parking lots and gates will open at 5 pm. Drive  safe and enjoy the game!!!

**On September 11, 2001, 102 minutes changed the lives of Americans forever.  Today marks the 20th anniversary of this fateful day; a day of great sorrow and  tremendous loss, but also a day that exemplified the triumph of the human  spirit. From this day came stories of incredible sacrifice and heroism as first  responders and average citizens rushed to the aid of others. It is in the spirit of  this service that by joint resolution of the U.S. Congress on Dec. 18, 2001,  September 11 was designated as Patriot Day, a national day of service, that  calls Americans across the country to volunteer in their local communities to  honor the selfless sacrifice of so many on that day and many days since. 

For more information about serving on this and other national days of service,  please visit nationalservice.gov and the 9/11 Memorial Museum at  911memorial.org. 

That’s all the news for today. Have a fabulous Friday, Linganore!