Daily Announcements

                                          Thursday 3/21/19 - Day 6

Today's Women Awareness Quote is being read by Mia Dominick and is a quote from Toni Morrison:

 ‘I tell my students, 'When you get these jobs that you have been so brilliantly trained for, just remember that your real job is that if you are free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else...”

Attention Seniors:  Please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due TODAY.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is next Friday, March 29th.

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet next Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Hey students and staff:  Do you have pairs of shoes and sneakers that no longer bring you joy? Then help the Assets leadership Team and Youth About Business Nationally to collect at least 20,000 pairs of shoes for Ghana through the Student Leadership Team's venture called Shoes for Africa. Our goal for South High School would be 5,000 shoes or sneakers but any amount of shoes would help! 

There will be a box outside the main office so please bring them in any day before March 31! See Rachel Chung or Ms. Solar with questions!

Attention DECA members!  There will be a meeting after school today in 205 for all DECA members attending international competition.  Some very important information will be shared, so you don’t want to miss it!  See you in 205 at 2:05!  Go DECA competitors!

Politics in America will be meeting today after school in Room 301.  We will be discussing the electoral college.  Refreshments will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

On Tuesday, March 26th from 2-3, the Anime Club is hosting a Super Smash Brothers Tournament in Room 307.  Join us to play, or to cheer on your friends!  We will continue the tournament on Tuesday April 2nd if needed, to find out who will be our champion team!

Save the Date: Sunday, March 31 from 11am to 3:30pm for the Engineering Expo at White Plains High School.  Learn about career opportunities in electrical, biochemical, mechanical, environmental and computer engineering.  Reps from over 40 leading colleges will be in attendance.  Discover aisles of interactive displays, exhibits and prizes. Check out BeAnEngineer.org for more details

Please join Best Buddies as we will be having a pizza party and attending the Spring Musical on April 5th.  You can come see any of the SPIRIT staff for your permission slip in room 171.  Permission slips and money are due no later than April 3rd.

There will be a mandatory National Art Honor Society meeting for All members today at 2:10 in room 335.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

                                         Daily Announcements

                                          Wednesday 3/20/19 - Day 5

Today's Womens Awareness month quote is from Civil Rights Activist Rosa Parks and will be read by Nicholas Minasian:  “I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear; knowing what must be done does away with fear.”

Attention Seniors:  Please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due Thursday, March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is next Friday, March 29th.

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet next Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Hey students and staff:  Do you have pairs of shoes and sneakers that no longer bring you joy? Then help the Assets leadership Team and Youth About Business Nationally to collect at least 20,000 pairs of shoes for Ghana through the Student Leadership Team's venture called Shoes for Africa. Our goal for South High School would be 5,000 shoes or sneakers but any amount of shoes would help! 

There will be a box outside the main office so please bring them in any day before March 31! See Rachel Chung or Ms. Solar with questions!

Please join Best Buddies as we will be having a pizza party and attending the Spring Musical on April 5th.  You can come see any of the SPIRIT staff for your permission slip in room 171.  Permission slips and money are due no later than April 3rd.

There will be a mandatory National Art Honor Society meeting for All members tomorrow at 2:10 in room 335.

Sports: 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women’s Awareness month is from Malala Yousafzai and will be read by Jenna Ranney: “One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the world.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet on Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

The TV club will be meeting today after school.

Souths Mock Trial team advances to the Semi-finals after defeating Nanuet yesterday in the county quarterfinals. They are undefeated and going all the way!!!! There is a mandatory meeting today for all competition members in Rm. 333. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Hey students and staff:  Do you have pairs of shoes and sneakers that no longer bring you joy? Then help the Assets leadership Team and Youth About Business Nationally to collect at least 20,000 pairs of shoes for Ghana through the Student Leadership Team's venture called Shoes for Africa. Our goal for South High School would be 5,000 shoes or sneakers but any amount of shoes would help! 

There will be a box outside the main office so please bring them in any day before March 31! See Rachel Chung or Ms. Solar with questions!

Please join Best Buddies as we will be having a pizza party and attending the Spring Musical on April 5th.  You can come see any of the SPIRIT staff for your permission slip in room 171.  Permission slips and money are due no later than April 3rd.

Tomorrow morning immediately following the Pledge, we will begin our Wellness Activity. No announcements will be made. Students and staff should check the website for the daily announcements.

Sports: 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women’s Awareness month is from Dr. Mae Jemison, the NASA astronaut and will be read by Sydney Green: “Don’t let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity.  It’s your place in the world; it’s your life.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet on Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Hey students and staff:  Do you have pairs of shoes and sneakers that no longer bring you joy? Then help the Assets leadership Team and Youth About Business Nationally to collect at least 20,000 pairs of shoes for Ghana through the Student Leadership Team's venture called Shoes for Africa. Our goal for South High School would be 5,000 shoes or sneakers but any amount of shoes would help! 

There will be a box outside the main office so please bring them in any day before March 31! See Rachel Chung or Ms. Solar with questions!

Please join Best Buddies as we will be having a pizza party and attending the Spring Musical on April 5th.  You can come see any of the SPIRIT staff for your permission slip in room 171.  Permission slips and money are due no later than April 3rd.  

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women’s Awareness month is from former first lady Michelle Obama:  “Success isn’t about how much money you make, it’s about the difference you make in people’s lives.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due today at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

Mock Trial is meeting today after school in Rm. 333. If you wish to compete you MUST attend all meetings as a competition member.

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet next Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Football Intramurals are open to all, this Sunday 9:00am-11 am at South in the gym.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote for Women's Awareness Month is by Maya Angelou and will be read by Sophia Pucci: “Stand up straight and realize who you are, that you tower over your circumstances.”

Will the following students please see Ms. Landau in guidance immediately:

Cara Pressman

Matt Shim

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due tomorrow at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

Mock Trial is meeting every day this week after school in Rm. 333. If you wish to compete you MUST attend all meetings as a competition member.

Attention members of the Viking Voice: 

We will be meeting today in room 211. See you there. 

Today is the 3rd New Jersey Science league competition. If you are competing please report to room 121 by 2:05 pm. 

The Freshman class is having a fundraiser.  Please go to Moe's in Nanuet next Wednesday, March 27th from 3-8 and mention "Clarkstown South HS”, the school will earn back 15% of the sales made.  Your support is extremely appreciated. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Football Intramurals are open to all, this Sunday 9:00am-11 am at South in the gym.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s Womens Awareness quote is from Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and will be read by Amaliya Rakhmatullina: "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made... It shouldn't be that women are the exception."

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due Friday March 15th at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

Mock Trial is meeting every day this week after school in Rm. 333. If you wish to compete you MUST attend all meetings as a competition member.

Attention members of the Viking Voice: 

Our next meeting will be tomorrow in room 211. See you there. 

Cultural Club will be having a general meeting today after school in Room 227.

Tomorrow is the 3rd New Jersey Science league competition. If you are competing please report to room 121 by 2:05 pm. 

Attention all DECA members, if you still want to attend the national conference you must see Mr. Greaven by the end of today. All those attending must go to today’s meeting at 2:05 in room 205.  Be there and go to Orlando!  

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Football Intramurals open to all, this Sunday 9:00am-11 am at South in the gym.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women’s Awareness Month is from Susan B. Anthony, who in the mid-1800s, late 1800s and early 1900s led the charge for women’s rights in these United States:  “Oh, if I could but live another century and see the fruition of all the work for women! There is so much yet to be done.”

Attention teachers: One of South’s Open to Change Committee’s activities for the No Place for Hate recognition has the goal of making students more cognizant of the use of terms and their language in speaking with one another.  As the first part of this activity during extended homeroom today, you will give the students the brief informal survey that was put in your mailbox last week.  Please collect them and give them to your floor office by the end of the day.

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due Friday March 15th at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

Congratulations to the Deca members who participated at the State Conference last week in Rochester.  Matt Hoermann, Billy Hofving and Denis Muller finished in 1st place for Integrated Marketing Campaign – Product.  Ananda Francis came in 2^nd place for Start Up Business Plan.  Anjanie Hansraj and Iman Shahbaz came in 3rd place for Innovations Plan. James Rung and Dan Smith took 3^rd place for Integrated Marketing Campaign – Service.  Finishing in the top 10 overall: Jacob Meenchirayil Chacko,Grace Harnisch, Drew Tallevi, Miranda Price, Jack Ryan, Lexi Rosenberg, Ricard Dashi, Brody Levatino, Alex Melo, Sara Hassan, Ryan Rivera, Stacy Eliezer, Luke Puthumana, Lauren Garvey, Gina Ruotolo, Amy Puthumana, Roja Das, Swaneet Jha, Martin Brennan, Conor Chesterman, Ryan Greene, Alexa Verderame, Andrew Garcia, Mike Bacolas, and Kolby Schroer. Again Congratulations to all the participants!

Mock Trial is meeting every day this week after school in Rm. 333. If you wish to compete you MUST attend all meetings as a competition member.

Attention all Viking Voice writers: 

There will be a meeting in room 221 tomorrow after school. Please attend. 

Cultural Club will be having a general meeting tomorrow after school in Room 227.

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Megan Keaveney, Grace Stella and Abby Zaslav please meet Coach Peterson in Lobby after the announcements.

Congratulations to the Boys Bowling team for competing in the NYS Public High School Championship Tournament this past weekend in Syracuse NY.  The Vikings/Rams combined team represented the large schools champions by winning their Sectional tournament last month. The team had a strong showing and finished 6th overall.  Senior Mike O'Malley fired a 268 in the final game which earned him the second highest game of the day and placed him 9th individually.  Fellow senior Dominic DeLibertis posted a 211.8 average over the six game set to finish 16th overall. The team also had strong performances from starters Ben Calabro, Dominic Porcino & Danny Fitzgerald, along with Freshman newcomers Joey DeLibertis & Jacob Czaikowski. 

Congratulations again for a great year!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women's Awareness Month is from Malala Yousafzai, the global education reformer: “When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful.”

The library will be closed this morning for period 2.

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due tomorrow at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school today in room 123. Hope to see you there!

Mock Trial is meeting every day this week after school in Rm. 333. If you wish to compete you MUST attend all meetings as a competition member.

Attention all Viking Voice writers: 

There will be a meeting in room 221 this Wednesday after school. Please attend. 

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

The National History Day regional competition was held on Saturday, March 9th at St. Thomas Aquinas College with about 10 school districts in the region attending.

Here are the results from South: Aisling Donnelly and Rosalyn Tramm won first place for their group performance. Matthew Clifford, Gabriel Dong and Ethan Lin won first place for their group documentary. Rajan Lakhani and Devan Shah won 3rd place for their group website. Shriram Hegde won 3rd place for his individual website.

The first place winners will continue on to compete at the state competition in Cooperstown. Congratulations to all who participated!

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote for International Woman's Day is being read by none other than Michael Polk: The famed Judy Garland said: "Always be a First-Rate Version of Yourself, instead of a Second-Rate Version of Someone Else."

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due this Tuesday, March 12^th at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

SENIORS - A $2500 scholarship opportunity is available through the Town of Clarkstown's Memorial Day Essay Contest.

See your social studies teacher or Ms. Balducci for more information.  

The essay submission deadline to the Supervisor's office is March 29th.

"In a world where you can be anything, be kind!"  Please support Autism Awareness by purchasing a shirt from SPIRIT and STRIVE.  Order forms will be available in the lobby during lunch periods or in the SPIRIT room-- checks and order forms must be turned in today!  

Anyone looking for community service hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 11th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!

Students and staff- let’s all get together this Sunday, March 10 at noon at Dominican College and shave our heads to raise awareness and money for pediatric cancer. See Mr. Barsamian or Ms. Solar ASAP if you want to sign up for this important event!

This is a reminder for all students and staff:  The annual Wellness Fair is taking place today during periods 4, 5, and 6. We look forward to a great event!  Make sure you check out all the different organizations that will be there.

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

South’s Academic team completed their season with the county’s highest average point total. The Vikings achieved  2^nd place for the season. In yesterday’s Championship tournament, Irisa Dong impressed the opponents with her command of math and science. Coby Rich demonstrated his prowess of history, politics and government. Karen Zollinger impressed all onlookers with her chemistry acumen and knowledge of literature. And finally, Chris Meda electrified the crowd with his lightning quick recall of Harry Potter and Star Wars. 

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin this Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 10am.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote for Women's Awareness Month is from Anne Frank:

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Clarkstown South PTSA scholarship is due Tuesday, March 12^th at noon.  The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

"In a world where you can be anything, be kind!"  Please support Autism Awareness by purchasing a shirt from SPIRIT and STRIVE.  Order forms will be available in the lobby during lunch periods or in the SPIRIT room-- checks and order forms must be turned in by March 8th!  

Anyone looking for community service hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

Politics in America will be meeting today after school in Room 301.  We will be continuing our discussion about juveniles being tried as adults.  Refreshments will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 11th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!

Students and staff- let’s all get together this Sunday, March 10 at noon at Dominican College and shave our heads to raise awareness and money for pediatric cancer. See Mr. Barsamian or Ms. Solar ASAP if you want to sign up for this important event!

This is a reminder for all students and staff:  The annual Wellness Fair is taking place tomorrow during periods 4, 5, and 6.  We look forward to a great event!  Make sure you check out all the different organizations that will be there.

Mock Trial is meeting in Rm. 333 until 3:15 today. 

Mock Trial defeated North Rockland last night in Round 2 of the Mock Trial Competition. They are undefeated as they advance to the quarterfinals. 

There is a mandatory ASSETS meeting after school today! All Assets members should attend!

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES:

Each year the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary selects one sophomore from South High School to attend a student leadership conference. The Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference is for high school sophomores who have shown leadership potential in their home, school, and community. The conference is designed to introduce participants to thoughts and ideas, which, if utilized, will strengthen and develop their leadership skills. It also provides an environment where participants may discuss and exchange their ideas with other students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. The conference lasts five days, runs from June 29th-July 3rd, and is held on the campus of Mt. Saint Mary's College in Newburgh. Conference tuition, room & board are paid by the Clarkstown Sunrise Rotary. Applications can be obtained from Mr. Paul in Room 310.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin next Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 10am.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Womens History month will be read by Taylor Golland: “Instead of letting your hardships and failures discourage or exhaust you, let them inspire you. Let them make you even hungrier to succeed.” Michelle Obama

This is a reminder for all students and staff that today is “Sneaker Day” and we will be participating in March Forward at the start of 7^th period by taking a “7^th period stretch”. Being that it is going to be cold today, we will be walking 2 laps around the floor your class is on.  Teachers should refer to the map sent by Mr. Horan to see how to move on your floor.  We are following an altered schedule today to accommodate this activity.

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

"In a world where you can be anything, be kind!"  Please support Autism Awareness by purchasing a shirt from SPIRIT and STRIVE.  Order forms will be available in the lobby during lunch periods or in the SPIRIT room-- checks and order forms must be turned in by March 8th!  

Anyone looking for community service hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

Politics in America will be meeting on Thursday after school in Room 301.  We will be continuing our discussion about juveniles being tried as adults.  Refreshments will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 11th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!   

There will be a meeting of the Dungeons and Dragons club after school today at 2:10 in room 210.

Sports: 

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed! See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin next Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 9am.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Women’s Awareness Month is from Eleanor Roosevelt, first lady who spent her life as a leader for Equal Rights and will be read by Emily Pinero:

 “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21^st.

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 11th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!

"In a world where you can be anything, be kind!"  Please support Autism Awareness by purchasing a shirt from SPIRIT and STRIVE.  Order forms are available in the SPIRIT room and checks and order forms must be turned in by March 8th! 

Anyone looking for community service hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

There is a MANDATORY meeting today for mock trial in Rm. 333 for all competition members. 

A Huge shout out to all the Trackies, VAASA and Assets leadership members who plunged into the Hudson on Sunday to raise money for 2 seriously ill children in our community. Led by Mr. Kondracki and Ms. Solar, the plunge was freezing but so exciting and fun!!! Way to go, caring and kind Vikings!

Sports: 

Boys Lacrosse meeting is at 7:45 in the gym.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin today.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed!

See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

The rowing season is here! Clarkstown Crew Team will be holding tryouts from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. We will be meeting in the main lobby. Beginners are welcome. 

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin next Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 9am.

There will be a Boys Golf meeting today at 3pm in room 233. 

Congratulations to the following members of the Winter Track team on their outstanding performances at Saturday’s New York State Championships.

Tommy Qualter took 6th place in the state with a school record jump of 14 feet 6 inches in the pole vault. Tommy is #4 All-Time Rockland County with that leap.

Ainie Keaney ran the 1600M leg of the 1st Place Inter sectional relay. Ainie ran a time of 5:08 to anchor her team to victory.

Way to Go Vikings!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Black history month ended yesterday and Women’s history month begins today.  Ananda Francis will read a quote from Josephine Baker comedian and Broadway actress.  "Surely the day will come when color means nothing more than the skin tone, when religion is seen uniquely as a way to speak one's soul, when birth places have the weight of a throw of the dice and all men are born free, when understanding breeds love and brotherhood."

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information starting on Monday. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in March. The Strawtown Elementary PTA Scholarship is due March 21st.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330. The deadline for donations is today.

Attention all students and staff: The Penguin Plunge is this Sunday, March 3 at noon at Nyack Memorial Park, but you can stop by a bit earlier for food and music. This is an incredible event where hundreds of people jump in the Hudson to raise money for 2 very sick children in our community and South always shows up with a big team. If you want to plunge, you must fill out a registration form in Ms. Solar’s office or see Mr. Kondracki.  It’s a fun event for a really important cause!

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 4th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!

"In a world where you can be anything, be kind!"  Please support Autism Awareness by purchasing a shirt from SPIRIT and STRIVE.  Order forms are available in the SPIRIT room and checks and order forms must be turned in by March 8th! 

Anyone looking for community service hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

The GRAD NIGHT committee would like to say THANK YOU to the teachers, staff and students for participating in the Grad Night Volleyball Tournament. It was a huge success and a lot of fun!  We appreciate how many people came out in support of GRAD NIGHT! Special thanks to Miss Franco for all her help and Mrs. Tarantino and Mr. Arvanites for their continued support. Congratulations to the student BLACK team for the tournament WIN!

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin on Monday.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday, March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed!

See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

The rowing season is here! Clarkstown Crew Team will be holding tryouts starting Monday, March 4th from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. We will be meeting in the main lobby. Beginners are welcome. 

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin next Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 9am.

We want to wish Patrick Crimi, Michael Dwyer, Michael McGillycuddy, and Andrew Stolarski good luck at the 2019 NYSPHSAA Swimming & Diving Championships being held at the Nassau County Aquatics Center at Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, NY.

There will be a Boys Golf meeting on Tuesday March 5th at 3pm in room 233. 

The Boys Basketball Section 1 Final Game vs Mount Vernon is 11 AM on Saturday at Pace University.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Black History month is ending today, so here is Ananda Francis with our final quote which is from Martin Luther King Jr. “Never, never be afraid to do what’s right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information starting March 4, 2019. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in February & March.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330 by tomorrow. 

Come support the Senior class as they take on the teachers and staff in their Grad Nite volleyball fundraiser. The games will take place today at 3pm in the Gymnasium, it is $2 for student spectators and $5 for adults. We will also be selling snacks and drinks. 

Attention all students and staff: The Penguin Plunge is this Sunday, March 3 at noon at Nyack Memorial Park, but you can stop by a bit earlier for food and music. This is an incredible event where hundreds of people jump in the Hudson to raise money for 2 very sick children in our community and South always shows up with a big team. If you want to plunge, you must fill out a registration form in Ms. Solar’s office or see Mr. Kondracki.  It’s a fun event for a really important cause!

This is a very important message to all Deca members attending state competition next week.  You are required to attend at least one meeting. If you did not attend yesterday you must attend today at 2:05 in the upper library.  This is a requirement for state competitors.  See Mr. Greaven with questions.  See you there!

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 4th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!  

Politics in America will be meeting today after school in Room 301.  We will be discussing if juveniles should be tried as adults.  Refreshments will be provided.  We hope to see you there. 

South's champion Mock Trial team beat North in the first Mock Trial Competition yesterday! The Mock trial team will be meeting again today in Rm. 333. We look forward to them going all the way this year. 

There is no Homework Center today.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin on Monday.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday, March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed!

See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

The rowing season is here! Clarkstown Crew Team will be holding tryouts starting Monday, March 4th from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. We will be meeting in the main lobby. Beginners are welcome. 

Attention all present and potential football players:  Intramural football will begin next Sunday, March 10, 2019, at South HS in the gym at 9am. 

We want to wish Patrick Crimi, Michael Dwyer, Michael McGillycuddy, and Andrew Stolarski good luck at the 2019 NYSPHSAA Swimming & Diving Championships being held at the Nassau County Aquatics Center at Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, NY.

Congratulations to the Boys Basketball team on their epic victory over Suffern last night.

After losing to Suffern twice during the season, Clarkstown South wins in an upset, 43-38 in section 1 class AA semifinals. Big game for Jack Tucek, who had 19 points and 5 rebounds, and Ryan Giordano, who had 16 points and 7 boards for the Vikings

South will play No. 1 Mount Vernon at 11 am Saturday at Pace University for the section 1 class AA championship. Come on out to cheer them on.

Congratulations Boys keep it going!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote for Black History Month is from Whoopi Goldberg:

“When you are kind to someone in trouble, you hope they'll remember and be kind to someone else. And it'll become like a wildfire.”  

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information starting March 4, 2019. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in February & March.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330 from now until Friday, March 1st. 

Come support the Senior class as they take on the teachers and staff in their Grad Nite volleyball fundraiser. The games will take place tomorrow at 3pm in the Gymnasium, it is $2 for student spectators and $5 for adults. We will also be selling snacks and drinks. 

Attention all students and staff: The Penguin Plunge is this Sunday, March 3 at noon at Nyack Memorial Park, but you can stop by a bit earlier for food and music. This is an incredible event where hundreds of people jump in the Hudson to raise money for 2 very sick children in our community and South always shows up with a big team. If you want to plunge, you must fill out a registration form in Ms. Solar’s office or see Mr. Kondracki.  It’s a fun event for a really important cause!

This is a very important message to all Deca members attending state competition next week.  We will be have two meetings this week to prepare for our upcoming state competition, and you are required to attend at least one. Join us today and/or tomorrow at 2:05 in the upper library.  This is a requirement for state competitors to attend at least one meeting.  See Mr. Greaven with questions.  See you there!

Are you interested in science? Do you want to do something in the medical field? Join HOSA, South’s first medical club. In HOSA, you’ll be able to learn more about medicine and compete in competitions. The first meeting is right after school on Monday, March 4th, in room 123. Hope to see you there!   

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 4.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday, March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed!

See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

The Clarkstown South Boys Basketball team will be heading to the Westchester County Center to play Suffern today at 6:30 pm in a semi-final match-up built for ESPN.  

The cost to get into the game is $8 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens, and can only be purchased at the door.

In addition a student only fan bus will be provided on a first come first serve basis leaving South at 5:30 pm.  The final per person cost for the bus will be determined by how many students sign up.  Sign ups will be held in the athletic office today so come early to the athletic office.

If for some reason the game is snowed out it will be held at 6:30 pm tomorrow.

If you have not been to the Westchester County Center to see a basketball game this is a great opportunity to come out and show your support for your fellow Vikings and classmates.  There is no better place in Section 1 to view a basketball game!

LET'S GO VIKINGS!!!!"

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote for Black History Month is from Frederick Douglass, the courageous civil rights leader and abolitionist. Chris Martino is reading today’s quote: “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”

Attention Seniors: Any senior who has had the Achievement Center in their schedule is eligible to apply for the Judith H. Trust Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is offered to a deserving senior who has benefited from the Achievement Center and is planning to attend college.  Please come to the Achievement Center to pick up the scholarship information starting March 4, 2019. Seniors please keep checking NAVIANCE for scholarships.   There are currently over 20 scholarships with due dates in February & March.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330 from now until Friday, March 1st. 

Come support the Senior class as they take on the teachers and staff in their Grad Nite volleyball fundraiser. The games will take place Thursday at 3pm in the Gymnasium, it is $2 for student spectators and $5 for adults. We will also be selling snacks and drinks. 

Attention all students and staff: The Penguin Plunge is this Sunday, March 3 at noon at Nyack Memorial Park, but you can stop by a bit earlier for food and music. This is an incredible event where hundreds of people jump in the Hudson to raise money for 2 very sick children in our community and South always shows up with a big team. If you want to plunge, you must fill out a registration form in Ms. Solar’s office or see Mr. Kondracki.  It’s a fun event for a really important cause!

This is a very important message to all Deca members attending state competition next week.  We will be have two meetings this week to prepare for our upcoming state competition, and you are required to attend at least one. Join us tomorrow and/or Thursday at 2:05 in the upper library.  This is a requirement for state competitors to attend at least one meeting.  See Mr. Greaven with questions.  See you there!

TODAY there is a MANDATORY meeting for all competition members in Mock Trial in Rm. 333.  

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 4.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be today at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Strength Training for all present and potential football players will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2:30 pm -3:30pm, or when your sheet is completed!

See Mr. Amatulli or one of the other coaches for a South Workout sheet after school today. "Confidence through Preparation" Go Vikings!

The Clarkstown South Boys Basketball team will be heading to the Westchester County Center to play Suffern tomorrow at 6:30 pm in a semi-final match-up build for ESPN.  

The cost to get into the game is $8 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens, and can only be purchased at the door.

In addition a student only fan bus will be provided on a first come first serve basis leaving South at 5:30 pm.  The final per person cost for the bus will be determined by how many students sign up.  Sign ups will be held in the athletic office starting today through tomorrow so come early to the athletic office.

If for some reason the game on Wednesday is snowed out it will be held at 6:30 pm on Thursday.

If you have not been to the Westchester County Center to see a basketball game this is a great opportunity to come out and show your support for your fellow Vikings and classmates.  There is no better place in Section 1 to view a basketball game!

LET'S GO VIKINGS!!!!"

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote for Black History Month is from Louis Armstrong, the famous jazz musician, who famously said: 

“Seems to me, it ain’t the world that's so bad but what we're doing to it. And all I'm saying is, see, what a wonderful world it would be if only we'd give it a chance."

 Attention Seniors: There are over 30 plus scholarships on Naviance including Clarkstown PTSA, Bardonia PTA, Link PTA, Felix Festa & Laurel Plains PTA Scholarships.   Laurel Plains is due today. Please continuously check NAVIANCE for these scholarship opportunities.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330 from now until March 1st. 

Come support the Senior class as they take on the teachers and staff in their grad night volleyball fundraiser. The games will take place Thursday at 3pm in the Gymnasium, it is $2 for student spectators and $5 for adults. We will also be selling snacks and drinks. 

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be tomorrow at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s Black History Month quote is from James Baldwin, the great twentieth century novelist and playwright.

“Not everything that is faced
can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.”

Attention Seniors: There are over 30 plus scholarships on Naviance including Clarkstown PTSA, Bardonia PTA, Link PTA, Felix Festa  & Laurel Plains PTA Scholarships.   Laurel Plains is due February 25th. Please continuously check NAVIANCE for these scholarship opportunities.

Attention all Best Buddies-- We will be having our next outing to New City Bowl on Monday, February 25th.  Be sure to stop by the SPIRIT room to pick up your permission slip!  We hope to see you there!

Mock trial is meeting today.

Attention Students & Staff:  Help the Youth United Way Club fight the flu by donating to their Fight the Flu Drive. You can bring in tissues, wipes, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sponges. Items can be dropped off in Room 330 from now until March 1st. 

Attention Writers: Those of you attending the Young Authors Conference in March MUST sign up for your workshops by the end of today. 

All workshops are on a first-come, first-served basis.  If you do not sign up, you will be placed in workshops by availability.

Once again, Young Authors Conference attendees must sign up online for workshops.  If you are having any issues with the process, please see Mr. Harrigan in the English office.

The South Academic team continued its winning ways yesterday...

...and before you could say the words...Alex Trebek...the Vikings have now peeled off their 6th win in a row.

South defeated Ramapo by a commanding score of 195 to 10 and then, 145 to 110.

Irisa Dong, Chris Meda, Karen Zollinger and Coby Rich led the scoring with their command of Foreign Language, U.S. History, Geometry, Chemistry, and popular culture.  Joe Zito, Nicholas Minasian and Chris Thomas rounded out the scoring.

The Vikings record improves to 7 and 1.

All students who were nominated for Southern Lights please report to the 2^nd floor office at this time to have your picture taken.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be Tuesday, February 26, at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

On this day one year ago, a tragedy occurred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland High School in Florida.  Let us take a moment of silence to remember the victims of Parkland and all those who have lost their lives or who  have suffered as a result of school shootings.

Our quote today for Black History Month is from civil rights leader Jesse Jackson: “Leadership has a harder job to do than just choose sides.  It must bring sides together.” He also is well know to have said: “ Keep hope alive.”

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here today after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

"Love is in the air for only a dollar!” Dedicate a special song to a special someone on Viking Radio! See Mrs. Fishkin for more information in room 170.

Attention all Best Buddies-- We will be having our next outing to New City Bowl on Monday, February 25th.  Be sure to stop by the SPIRIT room to pick up your permission slip!  We hope to see you there!

Mock trial is meeting today and tomorrow. 

Attention students:  Today in the lobby during periods 4, 5, and 6, the GSTA, will be hosting an activity in honor of Valentine's Day. All students are invited to participate by filling out a paper heart answering questions such as "What does love look like to you?"; "What makes you feel loved?"; "How do you show someone that you love them?. So just follow the rainbow flag to our table to join in the fun. We will also be giving away heart stickers and bracelets. All are welcome, come just as you are. 

Reminder, today is the 2nd New Jersey Science League Competition, please meet with Mrs. Bekiaris in room 121 at 2:05 pm if you are attending.

The Radio Club will be meeting during the extended homeroom today in room 170.

Attention Writers: Those of you attending the Young Authors Conference in March MUST sign up for your workshops by tomorrow, Friday, February 15th. 

All workshops are on a first-come, first-served basis.  If you do not sign up, you will be placed in workshops by availability.

Once again, Young Authors Conference attendees must sign up online for workshops by Friday.  If you are having any issues with the process, please see Mr. Harrigan in the English office.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be Tuesday, February 26, at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Anyone interested in signing up for the Boys or Girls Spring Track team should see Coach Kondracki in room 120-121A now.

There will be a Football Meeting also during Extended Homeroom in the wrestling room. If you need to attend the Spring Track meeting, do that first, then attend the Football meeting or see Coach Scarpelli during the day if you miss extended.

Attention all Softball players: Tryouts begin on Monday March 4^th.  Please get cleared on the school website.

On Wednesday 2/13, Clarkstown defeated reigning state champions North Rockland by 31 pins at the Section 1 Bowling Championship. CHSS senior Dominic DeLibertis rolled the third high game of the day with a 279. They will compete for the state title in Syracuse, March 8-10. CHSS seniors Dominic DeLibertis and Michael O’Malley averaged 211 and 219 respectively earning them both All Section Honors. 
Congrats to all!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

This is a quote from Carmelo Anthony, currently on the U.S. Men’s National Basketball Team and a ten-time NBA All-Star:

 “I believe that you should put the right people around you, people that will not let anything go wrong. Nobody should expect more of you than you expect of yourself. Always stay true to yourself.”

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here tomorrow after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

"Love is in the air for only a dollar!” Dedicate a special song to a special someone on Viking Radio! See Mrs. Fishkin for more information in room 170.

Attention all Best Buddies-- We will be having our next outing to New City Bowl on Monday, February 25th.  Be sure to stop by the SPIRIT room to pick up your permission slip!  We hope to see you there!

Attention all writers: The next meeting for the Viking Voice will be today in Room 211. We will discuss articles for the third edition of the year. If you have any questions, please email either Mrs. Gorden or Mrs. Disavino.

Mock trial is meeting every day this week.  Tryouts will be today. 

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be Tuesday, February 26, at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Anyone interested in signing up for the Boys or Girls Spring Track team should see Coach Kondracki in room 120-121A at any time. There will be an informative meeting after the break. However, you should go to the athletic website and sign up immediately. 

Girls Varsity defeats Suffern with a score of 42-22. 

Kelly O'Sullivan scored 14 points in the win. Erin Bacalles and Mia Valle each added 10 points for the Lady Vikings, who have now won five in a row.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today’s quote is from Wilma Rudolph, who won three Gold medals and a bronze as a record-breaking sprinter in the Olympics in the 1950s and 1960s:

 “The triumph can't be had without the struggle.” 

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

Attention any students in need of community service hours, or any students who would simply like to help: With our elevator out of service, help will be needed to bring our food drive donations down to the first floor so they can be picked up by People to People. The donation collection will take place right after school today. Please consider lending a hand. See Alan Concepcion or Mr. Paul with any questions. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here on Thursday after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

"Love is in the air for only a dollar!” Dedicate a special song to a special someone on Viking Radio! See Mrs. Fishkin for more information in room 170.

Attention all Best Buddies-- We will be having our next outing to New City Bowl on Monday, February 25th.  Be sure to stop by the SPIRIT room to pick up your permission slip!  We hope to see you there!

Attention all writers: The next meeting for the Viking Voice will be Wednesday, February 13th, in Room 211. We will discuss articles for the third edition of the year. If you have any questions, please email either Mrs. Gorden or Mrs. Disavino.

The Junior Statesmen of America had a successful weekend at Winter Congress.  The club proposed bills and debated against students from the Northeast region of the country.  Ananda Francis and Ryan Rivera both won best speaker awards.

Mock trial is meeting every day this week.  Tryouts will be tomorrow and Wed. 

Attention all DECA members:  If you are attending state competition and have to take a test, the test needs to be completed today or tomorrow after school in the upper library.  Please see Mr. Greaven with questions or to sign up--that's testing today or tomorrow after school.  Study up and be there!

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Anyone interested in joining the Spring Track team should attend an informative meeting tomorrow during extended homeroom in cafeteria 101-102.  If you cannot attend the meeting, please see Coach Kondracki in room 120-121A.  

There will be a Football Meeting, tomorrow during Extended Homeroom in the wrestling room.  If you need to attend the Spring Track meeting, do that first, then attend the Football meeting.  See Coach Scarpelli during the day if you miss extended.

Attention Boys Tennis Team Candidates: There will be an important tennis meeting for all those in grades 9-12 who wish to try out for the 2019 Boys Spring Tennis team. The meeting will be Tuesday, February 26, at 2:15pm in the cafeteria. Tryouts will begin March 4. All are welcome.

Congratulations to James Sullivan, Section 1 wrestling Champion. He will be competing in the NY state championship tournament next week. Congratulations to Sal Iodice, 3rd place section one wrestling finisher.  Great season Viking Wrestlers!

The Girls Varsity Basketball had a very successful weekend!
Friday night South defeated East Ramapo with a score of 39-21. Jenny Palmer had 12 points, and Erin Bacalles had 8 points. We also celebrated Senior Night and want to wish our 2 Seniors, Danielle Monroe and Caroline Noia, the very best! You will be missed!
Saturday afternoon South defeated North Rockland with a score of 53-36! It was a great game! Jenny Palmer had 15 points, Erin Bacalles had 11 points and Mia Valle had 10 points! Congratulations ladies!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's African American History Month quote is from Michael Jordan: “I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying.”

Will the following students please see Ms. Landau in guidance:

Daniel Philip, JohnDominic Riccardi, and Joel Roy.

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

Attention any students in need of community service hours, or any students who would simply like to help: With our elevator out of service, help will be needed to bring our food drive donations down to the first floor so they can be picked up by People to People. The donation collection will take place right after school on Monday. Please consider lending a hand. See Alan Concepcion or Mr. Paul with any questions. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Sparrow's Nest of the Hudson Valley provides meals for families undergoing cancer treatment and for the Ronald McDonald house.  Currently, they are feeding over 340 people throughout the Hudson Valley.

Would you like to help them provide a meal for these families?  Then stop in the lobby during lunch this week and order a t-shirt.  Each t-shirt purchased provides one meal for a family.  Each sweatshirt provides 2 meals.  Buy a shirt, show your support for families in need!

Battle of the Arts is back tonight! This is going to be a great night of singing, dancing and comedy and will feature Clarkstown students, staff and a few surprise guests! The lobby will be filled with clubs, demonstrations, vendors and snacks. Admission is only 5 dollars!!! Doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:30. All proceeds will benefit the Happy Jack Fund. See Ms. Solar, Jessie Palmer or Thomas Carlyle with questions.

Mock trial will be meeting today in rm. 333.

"Love is in the air for only a dollar!” Dedicate a special song to a special someone on Viking Radio! See Mrs. Fishkin for more information in room 170.

South's Academic team won again yesterday at Nanuet, their 5th win in a row.

The Vikings delivered a convincing 235 to 35 victory, then followed with a closer 85 to 75 win. Coby Rich, Irisa Dong, Karen Zollinger, Chris Meda, Matthew Clifford and Joe Zito provided the scoring avalanche with an impressive command of Trigonometry, Earth Science, Current events, musical composers, astronomy and Greek mythology.

The following students were recognized last night at RCC for receiving the Black Achievement Award:  Jeinab Bah, Julian Howell, Kelsey Monroe, Farhana Cadet, Marjorie Horowitz, Reginald Lamarre, Robert Mwangi and Taija Thomas.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Anyone interested in joining the Spring Track team should attend an informative meeting on Tuesday, February 12th, during extended homeroom in cafeteria 101-102.  If you cannot attend the meeting, please see Coach Kondracki in room 120-121A.  

Last night the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team concluded their post season by placing fourth (out of 34 teams) at the 2019 Section 1 Swimming & Diving Championships.  

It was a total team effort as they scored 163 points.  By doing so, Patrick Crimi, Michael Dwyer, Michael McGillycuddy, and Andrew Stolarski qualified to compete at the 2019 NYSPHSAA Boys Swimming & Diving Championships, which will be on March 1st & 2nd at the Nassau County Aquatics Center in East Meadow, NY.

Here are some of the team highlights:

200 Freestyle:

6th place: Andrew Stolarski, Senior

200 Individual Medley:

13th place: Patrick Crimi, Junior

100 Butterfly:

13th place: Michael Dwyer, Junior

500 Freestyle:

5th place: Andrew Stolarski, Senior

15th place: Michael McGillycuddy, Freshman

200 Freestyle Relay - 12th place:

Andrew Stolarski, Senior

100 Breaststroke:

2nd place: Patrick Crimi, Junior

400 Freestyle Relay - 6th place:

Michael Dwyer, Junior

Patrick Crimi, Junior

Andrew Stolarski, Senior

The Girls Varsity Basketball team defeated Valley Central yesterday 46-33. 

Kelly O’Sullivan had 18 points, and Jenny Palmer had 10 points.

The JV Girls Basketball Team defeated Pearl River 44-33 in a Semi-Final
playoff game. The victory was a fantastic team effort!
The Girls play the JV Championship game on Sunday at 12:30PM vs. Albertus
at Albertus. 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

This quote for black history month is from Mary McLeod Bethune, a distinguished African American educator from the earlier parts of the 1900’s, who was one of the first woman civil rights leaders and one of the first educators of color in the United States: “The drums of Africa still beat in my heart. They will not let me rest while there is a single Negro boy or girl without a chance to prove his worth”

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

Attention all Sophomores & Juniors interested in possibly attending a summer program @ Cornell University.  There will be a brief information session presented by an alumni of the program today during extended homeroom, in the upstairs library.  Hope to see you there.

It’s that time again! The Student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until tomorrow. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! Tonight at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Attention any students in need of community service hours, or any students who would simply like to help: With our elevator out of service, help will be needed to bring our food drive donations down to the first floor so they can be picked up by People to People. The donation collection will take place right after school on Monday. Please consider lending a hand. See Alan Concepcion or Mr. Paul with any questions. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

There will be an Arcadia meeting today at 2:00 in room 221 to discuss spoken word poetry and The Battle of the Arts. Please attend if you are interested. 

Attention DECA members:  DECA will be meeting today after school in the upper library to discuss state competition and state testing.  All state competitors MUST be there! 

Attention GSTA members- The "Robe Committee" meeting will be at 2 pm in Ms. Seery's office.

Sparrow's Nest of the Hudson Valley provides meals for families undergoing cancer treatment and for the Ronald McDonald house.  Currently, they are feeding over 340 people throughout the Hudson Valley.

Would you like to help them provide a meal for these families?  Then stop in the lobby during lunch this week and order a t-shirt.  Each t-shirt purchased provides one meal for a family.  Each sweatshirt provides 2 meals.  Buy a shirt, show your support for families in need!

Battle of the Arts is back tomorrow! This is going to be a great night of singing, dancing and comedy and will feature Clarkstown students, staff and a few surprise guests! The lobby will be filled with clubs, demonstrations and vendors and snacks. Admission is only 5 dollars!!! Doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:30. All proceeds will benefit the Happy Jack Fund. See Ms. Solar, Jessie Palmer or Thomas Carlyle with questions.

There will be a mandatory National Art Honor Society meeting today immediately after school in room 335, to prepare for Battle of the Arts.

Mock trial will be meeting today in rm. 333.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Anyone interested in joining the Spring Track team should attend an informative meeting on Tuesday, February 12th, during extended homeroom in cafeteria 101-102.  If you cannot attend the meeting, please see Coach Kondracki in room 120-121A.    

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

In celebration of Black History Month, I would like to read this inspiring quote from Langston Hughes, the great African-American poet:

“I have discovered in life that there are ways of getting almost anywhere you want to go, if you really want to go.”  

Attention ALL Seniors:

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

Attention all Sophomores & Juniors interested in possibly attending a summer program @ Cornell University.  There will be a brief information session presented by an alumni of the program tomorrow during extended homeroom, in the upstairs library.  Hope to see you there.

It’s that time again! The Student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! Tomorrow at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

If anyone wants community service hours please see Mr. DeLucia in room 213. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Cultural Club will be meeting in room 227 today after school.

There will be an Arcadia meeting tomorrow at 2:00 in room 221 to discuss spoken word poetry and The Battle of the Arts. Please attend if you are interested. 

Attention DECA members:  DECA will be meeting tomorrow after school in the upper library to discuss state competition and state testing.  All state competitors MUST be there! 

Attention GSTA members- The "Robe Committee" meeting is cancelled for today but is rescheduled for tomorrow, Thursday February 7th at 2 pm in Ms. Seery's office.

Sparrow's Nest of the Hudson Valley provides meals for families undergoing cancer treatment and for the Ronald McDonald house.  Currently, they are feeding over 340 people throughout the Hudson Valley.

Would you like to help them provide a meal for these families?  Then stop in the lobby during lunch this week and order a t-shirt.  Each t-shirt purchased provides one meal for a family.  Each sweatshirt provides 2 meals.  Buy a shirt, show your support for families in need!

Battle of the Arts is back and it is this Friday, Feb 8. This is going to be a great night of singing, dancing and comedy and will feature Clarkstown students, staff and a few surprise guests! The lobby will be filled with clubs, demonstrations and vendors and snacks and Admission is only 5 dollars!!! Doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:30. All proceeds will benefit the Happy Jack Fund. See Ms. Solar, Jessie Palmer or Thomas Carlyle with questions.

There will be a mandatory National Art Honor Society meeting today and tomorrow immediately after school in room 335, to prepare for Battle of the Arts.

Mock trial will be meeting today in rm. 333. Tryouts are postponed, but we are still meeting.

There will be a meeting of the Dungeons and Dragons Cub after school today in Room 210 at 2:10pm.
“Paint me the bold anfractuous rocks
Faced by the snarled and yelping seas...”

There is no Homework Center today.

Any afternoon Boces student who wishes to come to Pep rally, there will be a bus at 12:45 to take you back to South.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form which is available online.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention all girls interested in playing lacrosse this spring: there will be an informational meeting today at 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please email Coach Quigley.

If you are planning on playing Division 1 OR Division 2 football in college please stop by the athletic office today to setup your signing.

Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Gymnastics team on their Divisional Championship win last night!  A big congratulations to sophomore Olivia Phelan for winning the Division All-Around Title!  Olivia also placed first on uneven bars and beam, second on vault, and third on floor.  The team had strong contributions from junior Tara Kotten, who placed fifth on vault and qualified for the all-around competition at Sectionals on Thursday.  Freshman Madison Chalfin also qualified, placing fourth in the all-around and fourth on floor.  Sophomore Aryanna Ribeiro also helped tremendously in leading the team to victory!  Way to go girls!

For students over 15 that are interested in becoming certified in Lifeguard Training, there will be a meeting at the Felix Festa Pool today at 3:45 pm.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Today's quote celebrating Black History Month is from Maya Angelou:

“If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude.”  

Attention ALL Seniors:

Today is RCC Application Day. A representative from RCC will be in the upper library today from period 2 through period 8 for any senior who wishes to apply to RCC.

The application fee will be waived.

There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & requirements.

It’s that time again! The Student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On Thursday at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

If anyone wants community service hours please see Mr. DeLucia in room 213. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Cultural Club will be meeting in room 227 tomorrow after school.

Mock Trial will be meeting everyday in Rm. 333. Position tryouts are tomorrow. 

There will be an Arcadia meeting this Thursday at 2:00 in room 221 to discuss spoken word poetry and The Battle of the Arts. Please attend if you are interested. 

Attention hungry Vikings!  Everyone come out to FIVE GUYS in Nanuet TONIGHT from 4-10 to support DECA. Have an awesome burger and fries and make sure to mention South DECA at check out!   That's FIVE GUYS TONIGHT!  See you there.

Attention DECA members:  DECA will be meeting this Thursday after school in the upper library to discuss state competition and state testing.  All state competitors MUST be there! 

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6. The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning today.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Attention all girls interested in playing lacrosse this spring: there will be an informational meeting on Wednesday at 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please email Coach Quigley.

If you are planning on playing Division 1 OR Division 2 football in college please stop by the athletic office today or tomorrow to setup your signing.

The in school pep rally recognizing our winter athletes will be held tomorrow right after 8th period in the gymnasium.  If you are on a JV or Varsity Winter team you are expected to wear your uniforms.  All other students are encouraged to wear brown and gold and those displaying positive school spirit will be picked for activities and prizes.

The Girls Varsity Basketball team defeated Newburgh Academy with to a score of 54-34.  Congrats!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

An inspiring quote for today the start of black history month: "If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else." -Booker T. Washington

REMINDER SENIORS: There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & Requirements.

The Clarkstown SEPTA Scholarship is due today.   Students must return completed application to Mrs. Kathy Ryan in the Special Education office.

It’s that time again. The student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday, February 8th. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On February 7th at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Any student proficient in computer graphics who needs hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

This is a reminder to all World Language Honor Society candidates that your application along with the induction fee is due to Mrs. Arizmendi in room 226 or the World Language Office today. All applications received after today will be considered for induction in 2020. 

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Hey, We haven't heard about Academic League in a while.  Did they win?

YES!  South's Academic team did INDEED win yesterday's match against visiting Tappan Zee.  The Vikings won with resounding scores of 250 to 65 and 160 to 90.

Coby Rich led all scorers.  Karen Zollinger, Irisa Dong and Chris Meda also impressed with their quick recall of U.S. History, Physics, Business math, English grammar, and music.

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6^th. The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning February 4^th.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

Tonight the Girls Ice Hockey Team invites you to their Fan Appreciation Game at the Palisades Rink. It's a black out for the Rockland team at 5:40pm. Join us for great hockey, free food, games, raffles, prizes and a crowd t-shirt toss. Don't forget to wear black to support the Rockland Girls Ice Hockey Team! 

Attention all girls interested in playing lacrosse this spring: there will be an informational meeting on Wednesday, 2/6 at 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please email Coach Quigley.

JV Girls basketball defeated North 32-25. Kiera Doherty led all scorers with 20 points.
Jackie Zodda added 13 rebounds.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

REMINDER SENIORS: There are many scholarships updated in NAVIANCE with due dates in February. Please continue to check NAVIANCE and adhere to all deadlines & Requirements.

The Clarkstown SEPTA Scholarship is due February 1st.   Students must return completed application to Mrs. Kathy Ryan in the Special Education office.

It’s that time again. The student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday, February 8th. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On February 7th at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Mock Trial will be meeting today in Rm. 333.

Any student proficient in computer graphics who needs hours should see Mr. DeLucia in room 213.

Politics in America will be meeting today after school in Room 301.  We will be discussing wiretapping.  Refreshments will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

This is a reminder to all World Language Honor Society candidates that your application along with the induction fee is due to Mrs. Arizmendi in room 226 or the World Language Office by tomorrow. All applications received after February 1st will be considered for induction in 2020. 

Good Morning Vikings!  The Radio and TV club will be meeting after school in room 170.  New members are always welcome!

There is a mandatory National Art Honor Society meeting today at 2:10 in room 335 to discuss our upcoming event.

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6^th. The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning February 4^th.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

On Friday, Feb 1st the Girls Ice Hockey Team invites you to their Fan Appreciation Game at the Palisades Rink. It's a black out for the Rockland team at 5:40pm. Join us for great hockey, free food, games, raffles, prizes and a crowd t-shirt toss. Don't forget to wear black to support the Rockland Girls Ice Hockey Team! 

Attention all girls interested in playing lacrosse this spring: there will be an informational meeting on Wednesday, 2/6 at 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please email Coach Quigley.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

It’s that time again. The student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday, February 8th. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On February 7th at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Mock Trial will be meeting today, and tomorrow in Rm. 333. 

This is a reminder to all World Language Honor Society candidates that your application along with the induction fee is due to Mrs. Arizmendi in room 226 or the World Language Office by no later than this Friday, February 1st. All applications received after February 1st will be considered for induction in 2020. 

There will be a meeting of the Dungeons and Dragons Club after school today at 2:10 in Room 210. “Paint me a cavernous waste shore cast in the unstilled Cyclades..."

In Girls Exploring Math news: Dr. DeWitt and her team from STAC will be here for our next meeting on Thursday, February 14th after school in Room 112.  Come join us for pizza, prizes, and fun activities while learning about mathematical card tricks and base 3 arithmetic.  To sign up, email Mrs. Pritts or see her in Room 112.  All are welcome even if you have not attended a previous Girls Exploring Math meeting!

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6^th.

The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning February 4^th.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

On Friday, Feb 1st the Girls Ice Hockey Team invites you to their Fan Appreciation Game at the Palisades Rink. It's a black out for the Rockland team at 5:40pm. Join us for great hockey, free food, games, raffles, prizes and a crowd t-shirt toss. Don't forget to wear black to support the Rockland Girls Ice Hockey Team! 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

It’s that time again. The student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday, February 8th. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On February 7th at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Mock Trial will be meeting today, tomorrow, and Thursday in Rm. 333. 

This is a reminder to all World Language Honor Society candidates that your application along with the induction fee is due to Mrs. Arizmendi in room 226 or the World Language Office by no later than this Friday, February 1st. All applications received after February 1st will be considered for induction in 2020. 

There will be a meeting of the Dungeons and Dragons Club after school tomorrow at 2:10 in Room 210. “Paint me a cavernous waste shore cast in the unstilled Cyclades..."

There is an extended homeroom today for all Juniors.

Juniors should report the following locations:

Ms. Frank: Chorus Room

Ms. Gorgorian: Band Room

Ms. Keenan: Cafeteria near Planetarium

Ms. Landau:  Planetarium

Ms.  McKenna: Auditorium (this is a change for today's homeroom only)

Ms. Pascarella: Auditorium

Mr. Wirchansky: Cafeteria with the ramp

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6^th.

The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning February 4^th.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

On Friday, Feb 1st the Girls Ice Hockey Team invites you to their Fan Appreciation Game at the Palisades Rink. It's a black out for the Rockland team at 5:40pm. Join us for great hockey, free food, games, raffles, prizes and a crowd t-shirt toss. Don't forget to wear black to support the Rockland Girls Ice Hockey Team! 

Last night the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team was victorious as they defended their team title at the 2019 Rockland County (RCPSAL) Swimming & Diving Championships.  It was a total team effort as all members of the team scored in their respective events.  This is the fifth consecutive season that they won this championship meet. 

Highlights include:

Andrew Stolarski (Senior) was a double individual event winner in both the 200 yard Freestyle and the 500 yard Freestyle events.  

Patrick Crimi (Junior) was a double individual event winner in both the 200 yard Individual Medley and 100 yard Breaststroke events. 

Michael Dwyer (Junior) was an individual event winner in the 100 yard Butterfly event. 

Not to be outdone, the team won two of three relay events!

The team's next meet will be the Section 1 Championships.  The diving event will be on Monday, 2/4 at SUNY Purchase College.  The diving event will start at 5:00 PM.  The swimming event will be at Festa Middle School on Tuesday, 2/5.  The swimming event will start at 5:00 PM. 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Seniors! Order your cap and gown for graduation now! Go to www.myschoolbucks.com to purchase your cap and gown. See Ms.Gordon in room 305 with any questions.

It’s that time again. The student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food drive. Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Friday, February 8th. Donations will go towards the post-holiday replenishment of our local food pantry. The homeroom on each floor offering the largest donation will receive a breakfast courtesy of the Student Council. Please contribute to this very worthy local cause.

Are you interested in learning more about our state government and how it works?  If so, please see Ms. Balducci in the Social Studies office about an exciting opportunity to join Senator Carlucci's student advisory council.

Get ready for Centerstage's Night of Music! On February 7th at 6:30pm, Broadway and local artists will perform at South, including Cardinal Court! Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults, all for a great night of music and entertainment. Food will be provided and eveningwear is requested. Get excited for a fantastic Night of Music! 

Mock Trial will be meeting Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in Rm. 333. 

Sports: 

Spring Sports begin March 6^th.

The online spring sport signup link is expected to be available beginning February 4^th.  Only a parent or legal guardian may complete the form.  Students can check with the nurse to see if their physical is up to date.

The JV Basketball Lady Vikings defeated Suffern 38-31.
Kiera Doherty led all scorers with 21 points and grabbed 9 Rebounds.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!