Our children’s play opens today, Feb. 18, and we’d love for you all to come and see this colorful show!
Wondrous Tales of Old Japan is a collection of 4 Japanese folk tales which are being told in the Kabuki style of theatre.
Tickets can be reserved at: wnsboxoffice.tixato.com
Our shows run at 3:30 each day this week, Monday through Saturday!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Charles Raffetto
Technical Director
I wanted to share a quick email with the entire Williston community in regards to Chris Herren who spoke on Friday. The attention that you all gave him was unbelievably and I hope everyone learned “one thing” from his story.
You cancheck out his website at www.theherrenproject.org. Founded in 2011, the Herren Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation that assists individuals and families struggling with addiction.
I also wanted to share that some students have asked about supporting his foundation and I believe this is going to be the charity that we use this year during the Police and Fire Department vs. Williston faculty basketball game that will take place on Friday night April 5th at 7:00pm. This is a class Saturday so the entire boarding school will be here. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you’d like to learn more or help out with this event.
Thanks again for a successful Diversity Day!
Mike Athas
Williston Community-
Today and tomorrow, Feb. 18 and 19, at lunch we are conducting our annual Daffodil Day appeal in support of the American Cancer Society. Daffodils are a sign of the coming of spring and a symbol of hope in the battle against cancer. We know that most members of our community have experienced loss of a friend or loved one as a result of this disease, and we hope that you will contribute to the efforts against cancer by purchasing a bouquet of daffodils ($10) that will be delivered to a friend or colleague on campus after the March break. You can also purchase a Gift of Hope ($25) and the American Cancer Society will deliver daffodils anonymously to a local individual who is struggling with cancer.
We will have order forms available at lunch, and you can pay through cash, check, or charge to your Williston account. Thanks for your consideration.
Peter, Meg, and Julia Valine
Completed application forms for Senior Projects are due by the end of the Academic Day on Wednesday, February 27.
Senior Project application forms are now available in my office. If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity to develop a previously established interest in a particular area of study, please come by my office to discuss it. This is NOT required of seniors, and in fact, only about 10 or 12 seniors in any particular year choose to take part in this program. For those who do, it is a significant commitment upon which graduation and our diploma will depend. If you have questions, please see me. These are typically individual projects, not group projects. Thanks!
Mr. Tuleja
Breakfast
French toast sticks, baked apples, home fries, make-your-own waffle, yogurt bar
assorted eggs at the grill
Lunch
French onion soup or cream of mushroom soup, grilled kielbasa, sauerkraut-peppers and onions, potato pierogi, baked fish, noodles kugel, Italian blend vegetables
Pasta station: gemelle, marinara, alfredo sauce, broccoli
Dinner
Roast loin of pork, mashed potato, gravy, turkey divan, roasted vegetables with penne, Catalina blend vegetables
Pasta station: manicotti, marinara or meat sauce, bread sticks
Monday: C, M, D, E, A, AH
Tuesday: G, C, E, D, B, BH
Wednesday: 8:30 am Assembly, A, D, B
Thursday: B, E, M, G, C, CH
Friday: E, A, G, B, D
Monday: C, F, D, E1, E2, A, A AP and lab, AH
Tuesday: G, C, E, F1, F2, B, B AP and lab, BH
Wednesday: 8:30 am tbd, A, D, B
Thursday: B, E, F, G1, G2, C, C AP and lab, CH
Friday: E, A, G, B1, B2, D
Saturday: A, D, G, F
Brunch
Monkey bread, poached eggs, corned beef hash, hash browns, peach cobbler, quiche, make-your-own waffles, yogurt bar, assorted eggs and omelets at the grill
Dinner
Korean barbecue beef, steamed rice, sesame chicken, vegetarian stir fry, mandarin blend vegetables
Pasta station: Asian noodles, rice noodles, vegetable or chicken broth, pasta, marinara
Breakfast
French toast sticks, hash browns, ham, make-your-own waffle, yogurt bar
assorted eggs at grill
Lunch
Assorted deli meats, turkey, ham and roast beef, and cheeses, American, Swiss and provolone, seafood and/or egg salad, vegetable quiche, chicken rice soup, clam chowder
Pasta station: marinara sauce or sautéed vegetables
Dinner
Black bean, cheese and salsa quesadillas, vegetarian beans and rice, Chicken quesadillas with flour tortillas, nachos and cheese, mixed vegetables, tacos, refried beans, taco shells, flour tortillas
Pasta station: marinara sauce
Thanks to everyone who already purchased shirts! We are almost out of them and are looking to sell out! The total amount will go to cancer research.
Don’t have your shirt yet? NO PROBLEM!
Just look for us tomorrow, Feb. 22, before assembly and at lunch!
AND be sure to come up to the rink to watch an EXCITING game at 7PM!
Beat Deerfield!
