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R.L. Turner High School – PTSA All School Yard Sale

Come for Bargains and to Help raise $ for School Organizations/Clubs.

RAIN OR SHINE!!! Student Parking Lot, if sunny. Inside school cafeteria (back of school), if raining.

All School Yard Sale supporting:
R.L. Turner PTSA (Parent, Student and Teacher Association)
Turner Band Booster Club
Turner Choir Booster Club
RLT Cosmetology
HOSA
RLT Junior Exec
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
AVID
Volleyball Booster Club
Art Club
RLT Cheer & Lion Keepers

SPONSORS: Albertsons & Taco Cabana
Donations of gently used or new items accepted starting @ 7:00 AM
No mattresses and No used undergarments

October 20, 2018
8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.

R.L. Turner High School
1600 S Josey Ln., Carrollton, TX 75006

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Bi-District Champion Tennis Teams of CFBISD

Congratulations to our Bi-District Champion Tennis Teams!

The Ranchview Wolves coached by Michael Kuban are District Champions of 9-4A and will compete in Area:
Following the Tentatively scheduled  10:00 A.M. Krum/Dallas Roosevelt winner @ Ranchview High School Thursday October 18th

The Creekview Mustangs coached by Bill Price defeated Dallas Seagoville in the Bi-District Round and will compete in Area:
vs Frisco Wakeland, Thursday October 18th, 7:00 A.M. at Lifetime Fitness in Plano

​The Newman Smith Trojans coached by Clint Brown defeated Dallas Spruce in the Bi-District Round and will compete in Area:
​vs Frisco Independence on Friday October 19th, 7 A.M. at Lifetime Fitness in Plano.​

Great Job representing CFBISD and good luck in the Area Round!

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CFB Cross Country Teams Region Bound

CFB Cross Country Teams Region BoundThe Cross Country teams from Turner High School and Ranchview High School are advancing from district to regionals. Turner girls placed 3rd overall as a team to advance to regionals on Oct. 22. at Lynn Creek Park in Grand Prairie. The Lady Lions are coached by Juan Gomez.

The Ranchview Boys and Girls took 2nd overall as a team at the same event. The Wolves are coached by Tiffany Cherry.

 

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CFB Tennis Teams Qualify for State Playoffs

CFB Tennis Teams Qualify for State PlayoffsThe Ranchview High School Wolves, coached by Michael Kuban, are District Tennis Champions of 9-4A and will have a bye in the Bi-District Round. Their area round match is Tentatively scheduled for 10:00 AM on Friday in Lake Dallas vs. the Krum/Dallas Roosevelt winner.

The Creekview High School Mustangs, coached by Bill Price, finished 3rd in district 11-5A and will kick-off the Bi-District Round vs. Dallas Seagoville, Monday, Oct. 15 at 1 PM at the Creekview courts.

The Newman Smith High School Trojans finished 4th in district 11-5A tennis and will kick-off the Bi-District Round vs. Dallas Spruce. The event will be held on Tuesday, October 16, 4 PM at Newman Smith High School.​

The Turner High School Lions, coached by Robert Evans, finished 5th place just one spot shy of the playoffs.

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RLT Hosts Halloween at the Ballpark

RLT Hosts Halloween at the BallparkThe R. L. Turner High School Lion Baseball and Softball teams will be hosting their inaugural Halloween costume baseball game on Oct. 29. Players will dress up in their favorite costumes and participate in a 7-inning exhibition game. Following the game, there will be a “Trunk or Treat” and carnival games for all children in attendance. In the event of rain, the alternate time/date will be 5-8 PM on Oct. 30. The event will be held at the RLT baseball field. Admission is free, but the teams will be accepting non-perishable canned food items to benefit Metrocrest Services. For other clubs or organizations wishing to participate, please contact Coach Beavers at beaversn@cfbisd.edu.

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R.L. Turner Monday Announcements

Homecoming dance is coming up October 6th! This year’s theme is Red Carpet and will be held at the Renaissance Hotel in Addison. Tickets are on sale during all lunches in front of the cafeteria or after school in B208. Tickets are $35 each, cash only. We hope to see you strutting your stuff on the Red Carpet!

It’s time for the annual PTSA Reflections Program! The theme for 2018-2019 is Heroes Around Me. Entries are due October 26 by 4PM. You may get the entry form from your fine arts and AMAT teacher and submit work for dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, photography and visual arts. You or a family member must be a PTSA member to participate. There is still time to join at the student rate of $5.00 per person or adult membership costs $8.00 per adult.

This Friday, 9/28, our football team will play an away game against Birdville. Football tickets are on sale in the Main office.  If purchased at school, student tickets are $4 cash and adults are $6 cash.  Dress up theme for Friday is “Disney/Pixar!”

Attention student drivers, please clear the south end of the student lot by 4:30pm on Mondays and Tuesdays.  The Lion Band will be rehearsing and will need that space cleared.

Are you interested in chess?  If so, check out the chess club.  We meet Monday’s after school in S203, Mr. Hurst’s room.  See you on Mondays.

If you’re looking to join a community service club and want to make a difference you can see, join the Interact Club!  We meet every Monday in Metsa-EG203 after school.

Model United Nations will be meeting Mondays after school in B102. Anyone interested who cannot make the Monday meetings should see Mrs. Dumerer for an alternative meeting time. We have been invited to the Dallas Area Model UN at the North Hills School in Irving.

Attention Senior Exec. Members

We will meet on Tuesday September 25th in B-109 immediately after school. Also, if you did not fill out an application for Senior Exec., come to this meeting  to officially  sign up.

Do you love the thrill of competition? Are you intrigued by trials on T.V.? See Mrs. Dumerer about Mock Trial. Short organization meeting is Tuesday, September 25th in B102 from 3:40-4:00.

Sophomore Exec members…be sure to stop by D103 and sign up for your time slot for the night school food concessions fundraiser.  The sign-up list will be handing on the clipboard attached to the door.

Underclassmen Picture day is coming up on September 26th and Sept 27th.  Your English teacher will let you know which day your classes picture day.

Hey Lions!!! Our German Exchange partner school visitors will be here next week!  If you are hosting one of the Germans, don’t forget about the mandatory family meeting on Thursday the 27th at 6pm.  The meeting will be held at the ESDC building in the Irving room.  If you have questions stop by D103 and talk with Frau.

Mu Alpha Theta students:  The deadline for paying $10 dues has been extended to this Friday, 9/28.  If you do not pay your dues you will no longer be a member of Mu Alpha Theta!  Please pay in C103 with Ms. Price or B104 with Ms. Dillon.  If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Price or Ms. Dillon before Friday.

GSA is still welcoming new members! Meet and learn about new friends in a safe and accepting environment for all! Meetings are held on Fridays after school in ​S204 after school from 4:00-5:00.

The next meeting of the National Honor Society is Tuesday, October 2nd.  Please plan on attending either the 8:00am or 3:45pm meeting in C-108.  If you cannot attend, please see an officer for information.  Also, the mid-semester point sheets are due Thursday, October 4th by 4:00pm.  Please drop them off in C 108.  See an officer or Ms. K if you have questions.

Attention Seniors: A Free College Prep Workshop is being held at Newman Smith on Saturday, October 6, 2018 from 10 am – 1pm.  Get started on your college applications and FAFSA with some folks who can show you how!  Parents are encouraged to attend this workshop, too.  Find the “Thinking About Going to College?” posters around the school, and scan the QR code to RSVP by September 29th – that is this Saturday.  There will be speakers from UT Dallas and the Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers.  You will take your SAT on October 10th, so make plans now to attend this workshop on October 6th, and you will have taken very important steps in your journey to college!

All Seniors: Seniors must schedule a time to have their yearbook photo taken with Prestige portraits before December 1st.  You may call (972) 669-9200​  or visit prestigeportraits.com to schedule an appointment.  All portrait sessions for yearbook photos are free, but the appointments book up quickly, so make sure to schedule a time soon.  There will be a senior portrait day on campus on Nov. 28th from 8 am to 4 pm, but seniors that opt to have their photo taken during that time will only have the opportunity to have one photo taken.  The best way to ensure that you have a senior portrait for the yearbook that you love is to book a photo session at a Prestige Portrait studio.  If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Latvatalo at latvataloj@cfbisd.edu.​

 

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Fundraiser – Ford Drive One for Your School

Good afternoon, Turner Lions!  We have a great opportunity coming up for our clubs and organizations to earn some money through the Ford “Drive One For Your School” fundraiser.  On October 4th, we will have brand new Ford vehicles here, available for tests drives, from 9:30am to 5:30pm.  If we can schedule 300 test drives, we can earn a total of $8000 for our campus.  $3000 has been earmarked for prom costs, which means there is $5000 up for grabs for your clubs or organizations.  This is where you come in:

  • Each club/organization will receive funds based on the number of test drives it can generate.
  • The club/organization with the most test drives will win an extra $500.
  • Every club/organization with at least 20 test drives will receive an extra $200
  • Every club/organization with at least 10 test drives will receive an extra $100

You can share this post with your booster club president and members, to parent and community supporters, to your family and friends, to anyone that you believe might be willing to come and test drive a new Ford.  They can sign up for a time slot through the link below to Sign Up Genius.  All test drivers must be 18 and have a valid license and insurance.  The test drives will take about 5 minutes.  When each test driver fills out the form for their test drive, they will indicate which club or organization they are supporting on the top of the form.

REGISTER HERE

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APRENDE A SOLICITAR INGRESO A
UNA UNIVERSIDAD

APRENDE A SOLICITAR AYUDA
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PRESENTADORES:
University of Texas at Dallas Y Asociación de Ingenieros Profesionistas Hispanos

¡HABRÁ COMIDA Y RIFAS!

PADRES, ASISTAN Y VEAN CÓMO PUEDEN APOYAR LA TRAYECTORIA ACADÉMICA DE SUS HIJOS

SÁBADO 6 DE OCTUBRE, 2018
10 A.M.-1 P.M
PREPARATORIA DE NEWMAN SMITH, SALÓN NW117

ESCANEAR LA CLAVE QR PARA CONFIRMAR PARA EL 29 DE SEPTIEMBRE

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Free College Prep Workshop

Thinking About Going to College?  Free College Workshop!

Learn how to apply to College

Learn how to apply for Financial Aid

Guest Speakers from the University of Texas at Dallas and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

Food will be provided and there will be door prizes!  Parents are encouraged to attend and learn about how they can support their child’s academic journey!

Register & RSVP by September 29

Saturday, October 6, 2018

10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

Newman Smith High School, Room NW117

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RLT BioMed Student Places 4th Nationally in Genetic Competition

RLT BioMed Student Places 4th Nationally in Genetic CompetitionBioMed Academy student, Adam Chawdhury, has placed fourth in the national Genes in Space competition. Chawdhury, a freshman at R. L. Turner High School, was one of 1,200 students from across the country to enter the contest. Genes in Space began in 2015 as a collaboration between Boeing and miniPCR, with the goal of inspiring young minds to solve real-world problems in the biological and physical sciences. The task set before competitors is to design a DNA research proposal in space biology. Winners are able to send their DNA experiment to the International Space Station and are listed as Principal Investigator in NASA documents. Finalists receive a mentorship from Harvard and MIT scientists and win a miniPCR DNA Discovery System for their school. Chawdhury’s life-long dream of working for NASA fueled his interest in the project. For his submission, Chawdhury designed a proposal to determine if the physical and mental stressors of space could impact the reactivation of a latent Zoster virus.

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