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The Student News Site of Alief Kerr High School

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STUCO raises awareness for breast cancer month

September 30, 2015

Students and staff can show their support for Breast Cancer Month by wearing pink everday Wednesday in the month of October.

Student Council members can get points on their point sheets by signing in with an officer. Point sheets are availabe on the STUCO Wall.

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Sign Up! Khavian Nguyen signs in at Mu Alpha Theta’s third meeting of the year. She was eager to learn more about next week’s induction event. "I love math—it’s something I even do for fun in my free time," Nguyen said.
Exploring Math: Mu Alpha Theta
New Club Alert! Myua Truong, Khoi Nguyen, and Bao Quan Ho proudly introduce their new club, VSA (Vietnamese Student Association). They designed a poster featuring intricate Asian heritage details. "This is going to be such a fun club—I’m really excited for it to begin," Truong said.
Vietnamese Student Association Takes Over
It’s time for a mid-knight snack! Freshman Trang Trinh cheers for football team with poster. It was Trinh’s first Kerr football game. “I knew Kerr was going to win from the start,” Trinh said.
Kerr Football Wins Against AECHS
Staying Focused: Students played a game of "Leading the Blind." A player was blindfolded and was led by another student around the room to demonstrate leadership and trust. "Make sure to lead with responsibility," Principal Sara Tones said.
Administration Hosts Leadership Lunch
Bring Your Money! Staff from Dilly Letter Jackets who are also in charge of caps and gowns were at both lunches to take orders. Students were encouraged to purchase during lunches as they are only there for two days to waive the shipping and handling fee. "We accept all forms of payments," a staff said.
Taking Cap and Gown Orders
STUCO's honorary post for Veteran's Day. To motivate more students to participate, students are granted one point for participation and two points for posting.
STUCO Celebrates Veterans Day
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