News & Announcements

Friday, February 21st, the CTE department and Advise TN will be hosting a Mini College Fair for the junior class. The fair will run from 9:00 - 10:15. Click heading for list of participating colleges.
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Tickets go on sale March 2 during lunch only.
March 2-6 $40
March 9-20 $50 (No sales on March 17)
March 30- April 3 $60
April 6-9 $70
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July 06 ‐ July 18, 2020 - tour Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and France. See attachment for complete details. Mr. Monhollen is available to answer any questions and help get you registered.
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Click the heading to view the daily announcement slides. Teachers: please display every morning.
Don't forget to follow Sequoyah on social media:

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Juliann Brackett earned college credit in the Dual Credit Statistics class instructed by Dr. Paul Kirkland. All students enrolled in a statewide dual credit course take the online challenge exam, which is used to assess mastery of the postsecondary-level learning objectives. Students who meet or exceed the exam ‘cut score’ receive college credit that can be applied to any Tennessee public postsecondary institution. Congrats to Juliann! Contact Dr. Kirkland or your School Counselor if you are interested in Dual Credit Stats next semester.
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Thumbs up and lots of congratulations to Emily Swanson and Colby Self for winning the 3rd District Congressional App Challenge!
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Fall EOC Exams for US History and Biology EOC -
Biology Dec 10 during 4th and 5th
US History Part 1 Dec 10 (during regularly scheduled class)
US History Part 2 Dec 11 (during regularly scheduled class)

Semester Exams
Tuesday, December 17 : 1st - 3rd
Lunch 10:30-11:40
Wednesday, December 18: 4th - 5th
Lunch 10:30-11:00
Thursday, December 19: make up exams
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Updated December lunch and breakfast menus for Sequoyah High School.
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Sequoyah students and families come hear from a panel of college students from rural communities: planning for life after high school, majoring in STEM careers, supporting the college planning process. Thursday, November 21st 6:00-7:00pm in the cafeteria.
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Beginning with the September 2020 national ACT test date, students who have taken the ACT will have the option to retake individual sections of the ACT test instead of the entire exam.

Students will also have the choice of taking the ACT online, with faster test results, on national test dates, and those who take the test more than once will be provided an ACT “superscore” that calculates their highest possible ACT composite score.
Click Heading above for more details or visit act.org
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