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TETV Morning News - Wednesday, October 30 

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  • Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
  • Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 30.
  • Its SPIRIT WEEK!. Spirit week allows us all to show school spirit and come together to have some fun and excitement. Tomorrow is Dress your Dreams Day. We are excited to see all the energy and creativity that come out this week. Don't forget to come in your Dream outfits tomorrow!.
  • Auditions for TETV News will take place today, 10/30 afterschool in the news studio. Students who are interested in joining should come to the news studio directly after school tomorrow. Students will read through a daily news script off of a teleprompter. New anchor roles will begin starting next week for the beginning of Quarter two. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at auditions.
  • The Lady Cougars roared into the semi-finals yesterday afternoon, facing off against Suffield Middle School. The first half was a whirlwind of action, with the ball zipping across the field. Both teams had their moments, but the score remained locked at 0-0.Then, in the opening minutes of the second half, 8th grader Aleksa Zajac ignited the team by chanting "GOAL in first five!" And that's exactly what happened. Madison C. unleashed a powerful shot from just outside the 18, sending the ball soaring into the top right corner. The crowd erupted as the Lady Cougars took the lead! Determined to maintain their advantage, the team tightened their defense, stopping Suffield's every attack. But the Lady Cougars weren't done yet. Audrey L. pounced on an opportunity, charging the goalie and slotting the ball into an empty net. The score was 2-0, and the Lady Cougars were on fire! Now, the stage is set for the CRAL finals on Thursday. Will the Lady Cougars continue their winning streak? Stay tuned!
  • Last night the TE Boys soccer team laid claim to the CRAL Championship for the second year in a row, beating Suffield 3-1 at Nevers last night.  TE newly crowned repeat champions had such a run this year, all their hard work finally paid off in the end.  The first half of the game was nip and tuck, back and forth until Dillon Leacu tallied just before the halftime time whistle.  Leacu struck the ball low and hard to the right corner of the net, with his left foot, no less, to give the Cougars a 1-0 lead going into half time.  In the second frame, TE was still dominant in possession leaving the wildcats chasing the ball all over the pitch.  After numerous chances in the first half, Adam Elsendyouney finished one off a skirmish in front of the net.  Liam Staroverov hammered one off the crossbar which looked like it was over the goal line but the referee didn't give it.  In a matter of seconds Elsendyouney was able to bury it firmly past the Suffield keeper.  Elsendyouney would then put the game to bed later in the half with a luscious strike just under the crossbar.  TE's back four were solid all game and thwarted the wildcat attack consistently.  Suffield pulled one back towards the end of the contest, but the game was in the hands of the Cougars.  Congratulations to all the boys, especially the 8th graders, who contributed mightily all season.  Next year the boys will be going for a three peat, just like that other team here in the area.  If you see a TE player today, wish them a hearty congratulations. 
  • We are down to the last two days of our annual fundraiser. We need to reach our goal by 11:59 PM on Friday, November 1st Currently we need $3,000 , with that, we can continue to give back to our students with fun activities, new books and materials, acts of kindness, helping with field trip costs, surprises throughout the year, and so much more! We had such positive feedback from all of you about the Active-Thon, that it was fun and you had a great time and having Kona Ice was a big hit. The PTO sponsors all of that and many more events and activities throughout the year. When we reach our goal we can ALL go outside for a day in the spring for “Team Olympics”  and we get to slime Principal Irwin and Associate Principal Clifton. We need help from ALL of our students. Tell your families to help us get to our goal.
  • In memory of former TEMS student Naomi Chung, 7th grade students are partnering with Ms. Bynoe's Animal Club matinee to run a supply drive in support of a local animal shelter. Naomi loved animals almost as much as she loved candy, and we would like to honor her memory by supporting animals in need. You can scan the QR code with the list of supplies needed by Protectors of Animals, a shelter in East Hartford. Please bring any items for donation to Ms. Bynoe, Mrs. Rich OR place them in the donation bin in the TEMS lobby.
  •  Attention Students interested in Science Olympiad both returning and possible new members, there will be an required informational Google Meet after school on Monday, November 4th at 3:30. Please join the Google Classroom code w2fnfoi in order to join the Google Meet on Tuesday at 3:30pm. Do NOT stay after school on Monday, just join the Google Meet. After the short meeting you will be given access to a test which will help determine team members.
  • 🎃 SAGA, TE's very own LGBTQIA+ club, invites you to join our meeting tomorrow, Halloween, right after dismissal in Room 145, located downstairs in the music hallway. This week, we’re excited to host a decorate-your-own-(fake)-pumpkin activity, enjoy some snacks, and have meaningful conversations about our goals and visions for SAGA this year. Late buses will be available for those who need a ride home. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Ms. Carver or Mrs. Reed. 
  • Attention 7th & 8th graders: The P.E. Department will be running a session of flag football intramurals for 7th and 8th graders ONLY after school beginning November 4th.  Sign up with a team of 7 or register as an individual.  Sessions will be begin on November 4th  and will end on November 14th.  It is free to participate, and late busses will be available if needed.  Registration will open Tuesday after school, and you need to have a parent present to register.  You will be notified by email that your registration has been received.  Any questions, please see one of the PE teachers. 
  • Attention 6th graders: The P.E. Department will be running a 6th grade "3-on-3" basketball tournament after school beginning November 11.  This is a great way to get ready for the upcoming basketball season! It is free to participate, and late busses will be available if needed.  Come show your skills and see if you can be king or queen of the court! Registration for this program will open Tuesday after school, and you need to have a parent present to register.  You will be notified by email that your registration has been received.  Any questions, please see one of the PE teachers. 
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Posted by dmatchett On 30 October, 2024 at 7:57 AM