1. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2/25/19

2. BLACK HISTORY MINUTE Who Am I?
I am the founder and owner of one of the largest black owned businesses in American history.
I was a professional boxer, songwriter, producer, and businessman.
I was born November 28, 1929.
Through my determination and passion for music, I became a self-made man who helped to create one of the celebrated sounds of modern music.
My father, an owner of a grocery store, plastering company, and printing shop taught my siblings and me the value of hard work and family unity.
I quit high school to become a professional boxer and won several contests before leaving the profession in 1950.
I was drafted into the Army a year later where I earned my high school equivalency diploma.
I returned from my military career in Korea in 1953 and opened the 3-D Record Mart, a jazz oriented retail store.
I was later forced into bankruptcy and closed my store in 1955.
Over the course of a few years I engaged in nightly visits to Detroit’s thriving jazz and R&B scene and became so inspired, I started writing songs.
My first song was written for my old boxing colleague Jackie Wilson with the help of my sister Gwen and my friend Billy Davis.

3. BLACK HISTORY MINUTE
After writing a few successful hits for my friend Wilson, establishing my own record label and distributing records through a Chicago company, I decided to start my own company.
I formed four major companies and one that bears my name.
I hired local musicians, writers, and producers, and scored my first and really big hit in 1961 with a local singer named Smokey Robinson’s song called “Shop Around.”
By the mid 1960’s I had assembled a wealth of talent, including the Supremes, the Four tops, the Marvelettes, Marvin Gaye, and Stevie Wonder.
I relocated my record company to Los Angeles where we became one of the top black owned businesses.
During the 1970s and 1980s, my company produced motion pictures and more artists like the Jackson Five, the Commodores, Lionel Richie, Rick James, and DeBarge.
I was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1988 which brought recognition to my company as a giant in the recording industry who helped transform the sound of popular music.
My company’s name is Motown Record Corporation.

4. Who Am I?

5. I AM…

6. Berry Gordy, Jr. Songwriter, Producer, Entrepreneur
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7. Friday, March 1, 2019 – A DAY Subject Period 1 9:28-10:38 Period 2
10:46-12:32
Period 3
12:40-1:50
Period 4
1:58-3:10
All College Classes scheduled at Lone Star, LSC Study Hall
C Lunch
Erwin/9:28-10:03
Quan/10:03-10:38
Open Area 3rd Floor by 300
Wiley/10:46-11:21
Shah/11:21-11:56
Dudley/12:40-1:50
3rd Floor by 300
Dudley/1:58-3:10
Media Center
Hist 1302
Ellis/10:46-11:21
Solis/11:21-11:56
Room 113
Rayees/12:40-1:15
Schmitz/1:15-1:50
EDUC 1300
Martinez – All period
Room 109
Stewart/12:40-1:15
Hanchett/1:15-1:50
Room 209
Hassel/All period
Room 300
SPEECH
Christensen/10:46-11:21
Ahmed11:21-11:56
Rm. 217
Student Aide, Study Hall, Virtual Classes
A Lunch
Dudley/9:28-10:38
Dudley/11:22-12:32
Open Area 3rd Floor by 308

8. SENIOR ALERT. SENIOR ALERT
SENIOR ALERT! SENIOR ALERT! CALLING ALL SENIORS TO REPORT TO YEARBOOK ASAP! BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE!
Seniors,
yearbook is preparing to begin the custom work on your full page signature ad!
Templates are being created and design ideas are being established, but we need your important items to complete the work.
please submit the following items for your full page ad to yearbook asap! We have a deadline to meet!
Baby photos, family photos, photos with friends and relatives, or whatever you prefer
Personal message from your parents, family, relatives, and/or friends, etc.
Your Design idea or concept (colors, symbols, etc.), or indicate if you want to …
Leave it to yearbook to design something creative for you! Your created designs must meet journalistic criteria, so some adjustments may need to be made.
A one time conference with yearbook to preview and edit your finished design prior to submission to Jostens!
Submission Deadline: Thursday, February 28th (may submit photos online to yearbook -
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS to YB STAFF MEMBERS, ARELY RODRIGUEZ, ALICIA CARRERA, or to Ms. Landrew in room 210! Photos will be returned!
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9. Lone Star College-North Harris is hosting its annual Open House on Tuesday, April 2nd from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. The Open House provides a unique opportunity for our service area high school students and their parents to learn more about our campus in person. This event is a great way for students to explore the college and its numerous offerings, and help them gain a better understanding of what a quality education at LSC-North Harris can provide.

10. SAT prep – Held every Tuesday and Wednesday
Time: 3:20pm- 4:15pm Location: Rm: 109 (Mrs. Martinez's room)

11. Chess After School Thursdays
Chess after school on Thursdays, 3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in Rm. 211 with Mr. Rayees. All skill levels are welcome.
You must have your own transportation

12. Class of 2019 Graduation
Date: Saturday, June 1, 2019 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Lone Star College, North Harris Conference Center 2700 WW Thorne Dr., Houston, TX 77073

13. Lone Star College-North Harris
Friday, May 10, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. M.O. Campbell Educational Center Aldine Bender Rd. Houston, TX 77032

14. STAAR EOC Testing Schedule
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
EOC English I (5 hr exam)
Thursday, April 11, 2019
EOC English II (5 hr exam)
Monday, May 6, 2019
EOC US History (4 hr exam)
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
EOC Algebra I (4hr exam)
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
EOC Biology (4 hr exam)

15. Lost and Found
Lost and found items: Please check front office for lost items. Items not claimed within two weeks will be donated.

16. Stage on the 3rd Floor
Students are not allowed to sit on the stage. Please remain off the stage at all times.

17. FOOD DELIVERED for students
Students this is a reminder that ONLY parents are allowed to deliver a lunch for you at school, and your parents can only bring a lunch for you.

18. Office procedures
If you have lost an item, please check the front office. Items not claimed after two weeks, will be donated.
If you find a lost item, please turn it in to the front
Students, whenever you are in the clinic or any office in the building and you are late to class, please bring the pass you are given to return to class to the front office, to get an official office pass. This will help greatly with attendance coding. Thank you.

19. Medications
ALL medicine must be checked in with the nurse.

20. SECA LSC Transfer Bus Schedule Spring 2019
MON-THURS
Depart from SECA
Return from LSC-NH
8:15 AM
10:30 AM
9:45 AM
12:00 PM
11:45 AM
1:00 PM
12:15 PM
2:40 PM to Roberson MS

21. MEDIA CENTER EXPECTATIONS
No Use of Foul Language.
Work Quietly, Stay on Task.
Use of your cellular device should be for academic purposes only! You should not use your study hall and/or student assistant time to play games on your phone.
No Laying down and NO Sleeping!
Conduct Yourself as Young Adult.
No Horse Play.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Failure to adhere to the expectations of the Media Center will result in appropriate consequences.
 Thank you!

22. Sack lunches
Students if you will be returning on the 1 p.m. bus from Lone Star, please make sure to pick up your sack lunch before leaving to Lone Star. You will not be allowed to pick up a lunch from the cafeteria when you return. Please submit request for lunch by 7:50 a.m.
Choices:
Ham & Cheese Sand.
Turkey & Cheese sand.
The Box- PB&J
The Box Deconstructed Parfait
The Box Protein Pack
Pop Corn Chicken Salad
Spinach, Bacon & Egg Salad
Spicy Chicken Salad.

23. Student ID card Student MUST wear their ID at ALL times.
If students have forgotten their ID, they will need to get a temporary ID from front office for a fee of $1.
If student has lost their ID, they must purchase a replacement ID for $5.

24. Keep your hands clean