Library News - In order to administer the NYS January Regents exams, the Ray Roswell Library Media Center will be closed this week. If you have a Study Hall, students should remain in the classroom. If students need to access library resources, they can come in at 7am until the bell rings.

Club News

• Second semester radio auditions taking place all month.  Come see Mrs. Fishkin in room 170 for more information.  The Radio Club will be meeting after school in room 170. Don't forget to tune in daily to to/viking.
• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club would like to bring your attention to this upcoming International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration event at the Holocaust Museum and Center for Tolerance and Education located at Rockland Community College on Monday, January 27^th from 6:00-7:00 p.m. There will be a keynote address and the opening of a new exhibit. 
• Viking Voice, South’s digital newspaper, will meet on January 29^th at 2:05 p.m. in room 221. We will work on the next edition of the online newspaper. 
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Swim & Dive - Last night (1/23), the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team continued their winning ways as they won their final dual meet of the season against the combined team of Briarcliff/Byram Hills/Pleasantville/Valhalla/Westlake High Schools. They successfully defeated them by the final score of 99.5 to 86.5.  The team’s final record for the season is 6-3. Team highlights include: Michael Dwyer, Senior, was a double individual event winner in the 50 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly events. Jason Kim, Junior, was an individual event winner in the 100 yard breaststroke event. Not to be outdone, the team also won two (2) relay events with assistance of senior Michael Dwyer, freshman Ian Kim, and sophomore Michael McGillycuddy.

Wrestling - Congratulations Varsity Wrestling, 2020 Conference II League Champs!  The team beat Tappan Zee 54-27 yesterday to win their league. Great job Vikings! This weekend the team will compete in the Rockland County Tournament.  Good Luck!

Senior News

• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training

Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Library News - In order to administer the NYS January Regents exams, the Ray Roswell Library Media Center will be closed this week. If you have a Study Hall, students should remain in the classroom. If students need to access library resources, they can come in at 7am until the bell rings. 

Club News

• Mock Trial will meet today.
• There will be a WAC meeting today after school in room 225.  All are welcome.
• Minority Student Union will meet today in room 202. New members always welcome.
• Second semester radio auditions taking place all month.  Come see Mrs. Fishkin in room 170 for more information.  The Radio Club will be meeting after school in room 170. Don't forget to tune in daily to to/viking.
• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club would like to bring your attention to this upcoming International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration event at the Holocaust Museum and Center for Tolerance and Education located at Rockland Community College on Monday, January 27^th from 6:00-7:00 p.m. There will be a keynote address and the opening of a new exhibit. 
• Viking Voice, South’s digital newspaper, will meet on January 29^th at 2:05 p.m. in room 221. We will work on the next edition of the online newspaper. 
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Wrestling - Congratulations Vikings Wrestling for a win over Yorktown yesterday 44-37. Today, the team will wrestle at Tappan Zee at 4:30 p.m. for the league title. Good luck Vikings!

Football - Sal Iodice, Stephen Kurisko, Luke Rogers, Andrew Paul and James Spiegel, please see Coach Scarpelli to pick up your post season awards.

Senior News

• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training

Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

PTSA News - PTSA Reflection participants with winning entries, please remember to RSVP by tomorrow for the awards ceremony scheduled for February 6^th.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Library News - In order to administer the NYS January Regents exams, the Ray Roswell Library Media Center will be closed this week. If you have a Study Hall, students should remain in the classroom. If students need to access library resources, they can come in at 7am until the bell rings. 

Club News

• Arcadia, South's award winning art and literature magazine, will be meeting today at 2:05 p.m. in room 335. All are welcome.
•  Mock Trial will meet today and tomorrow 
• DECA will be having a mandatory meeting today after school in the cafeteria! We will discuss room assignments for States; if you are not at this meeting we will take your name off the roster! 
• Minority Student Union will meet in room 202 on Thursdays. New members welcome.
• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club would like to bring your attention to this upcoming International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration event at the Holocaust Museum and Center for Tolerance and Education located at Rockland Community College on Monday, January 27^th from 6:00-7:00 p.m. There will be a keynote address and the opening of a new exhibit. 
• Viking Voice, South’s digital newspaper, will meet on January 29^th at 2:05 p.m. in room 221. We will work on the next edition of the online newspaper. 
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

 Wrestling - The Varsity wrestling team will be competing against Yorktown today at South at 4:30.  It is the Senior match.  Please come out and support the team and your seniors: Pierce Alvir, Devin Heyman, Sal Iodice, Luke Rogers and James Sullivan at their last home dual meet.  Good Luck Vikings!

Football - Sal Iodice, Stephen Kurisko, Luke Rogers, Andrew Paul and James Spiegel, please see Coach Scarpelli to pick up your post season awards.

Senior News

• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training

Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Library News - In order to administer the NYS January Regents exams, the Ray Roswell Library Media Center will be closed this week. If you have a Study Hall, students should remain in the classroom. If students need to access library resources, they can come in at 7am until the bell rings.

Club News

• TV Club will meet today after school in room 170
• Viking Voice, South’s digital newspaper, will meet on January 29^th at 2:05 p.m. in room 221. We will work on the next edition of the online newspaper. 
• Arcadia, South's award winning art and literature magazine, will be holding it's next meeting on Wednesday at 2:05 p.m. in room 335. All are welcome.
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Track - Congratulations to our Winter track teams for winning the League Championship on Sunday evening. The Girls team was led by Lilly Bernard, Aine Keaney, Madison Chalfin, Megha Mathew, Clayanna Jarrett, Sophia Settle and Ashley Tyles.  Winning the events for the Boys were Miles Fisher, Kieran Dudek and Jaydon Grant. Great job Vikings!

Senior News

• Any Senior that won a superlative, please come to room 330 following announcements.
• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training

Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

On Monday January 20^th we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is a day to not only celebrate his life and dream but a day to reflect on the American ideals of freedom and justice for all.  Dr. King played a significant role in the Civil Rights Movement along with many other leaders who helped shape the history of our nation.

Dr. King once said, “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. The true neighbor will risk his position, his prestige, and even his life for the welfare of others.”  Remember this message as you continue to become committed active citizens.

Club News

• Arcadia, South's award winning art and literature magazine, will be holding it's next meeting on Wednesday, January 22nd at 2:05 p.m. in room 335. All are welcome.
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Wrestling - Congratulations Varsity Wrestling for another league win yesterday against Sleepy Hollow with a score of 69-15. Way to go Vikings!

Senior News

• If you have not done so, please have your parent or guardian purchase your graduation cap and gown at myschoolbucks.com. See Ms. Gordon in room 305 with any questions.
• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training - Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

 Remember to always work hard and be kind!

 Club News

• Radio Club will be meeting today after school in room 170.
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• All students going to see Frozen on Broadway today, need to be in front of South at 4:00 p.m. sharp. Don’t forget to bring money for dinner. See Ms. Solar with questions.
• Minority Student Union will meet on today in room 202. We are always looking for new members to join. Come check us this week!
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Basketball - Varsity girls Basketball defeated Nanuet 57-42
Erin Bacalles led all scorers with 22 points, Jenny Palmer added 12 points and Kelly O'Sullivan had 10 points.

Senior News

• If you have not done so, please have your parent or guardian purchase your graduation cap and gown at myschoolbucks.com. See Ms. Gordon in room 305 with any questions.
• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

Lifeguard Training -Clarkstown Central School District will be offering a Lifeguard Training Class in February and March.  For those interested in taking the class, there will be a mandatory meeting on February 5^th at 3:45 p.m. in the Festa Pool hallway.  For additional information, please contact Dr. Serra.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• Mock Trial meeting today after school in room 333. 
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• All students going to see Frozen on Broadway this Thursday, January 16^th needs to be in front of South at 4:00 p.m. sharp. Don’t forget to bring money for dinner. See Ms. Solar with questions.
• Minority Student Union will meet on Thursdays in room 202. We are always looking for new members to join. Come check us this week!
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• 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 Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

• Wrestling - Congratulations to our Varsity Wrestling team for a league win yesterday over Yonkers, 59-23. Way to go Vikings!

Senior News

• If you have not done so, please have your parent or guardian purchase your graduation cap and gown at myschoolbucks.com. See Ms. Gordon in room 305 with any questions.
• Please remember to check Naviance for Scholarships.  Currently there are several local and PTA scholarships listed.  Scholarships are updated weekly as they are sent to us.  If you have any questions, please go to the school counseling department.

         Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• Seniors, if you haven't already done so, please have your parent or guardian purchase your graduation cap and gown at myschoolbucks.com. See Ms. Gordon in room 305 with any questions.
• The GSTA is meeting during extended today in room 321A. We are having a speaker so please be on time! 
• Mock Trial meeting Wednesday after school in room 333. 
• Minority Student Union will now meet on Thursdays in room 202. We are always looking for new members to join. Come check us this week!
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.
• The Student Council is conducting its annual post-holiday food Please bring in donations of non-perishable food items. Collection boxes have been placed in the classrooms. The drive will run until Wednesday, February 5th. 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.

Athletic News

Track News - This weekend the boys and girls track teams had a successful run at the Suffern Invitational held at RCC. Over twenty teams competed. The boys ended the meet as Champions and the girls team came in second place. Well-done Vikings!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club will be having a meeting today after school in room 306.
• The Photography Club will meet today after school in room 334. New and existing members are welcome.
• Minority Student Union will now meet on Thursdays in room 202. We are always looking for new members to join. Come check us this week!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention.
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• PTA Council Scholarship has been extended to today at 12:00 noon. Students must have required documents before handing in to the school counseling department.
• Would your family be interested in hosting a student from Japan in March? We will have twenty Japanese students from a high school in Osaka visiting us. Mrs. Uchiyama is looking for host families. This is a wonderful intercultural experience and you will make a life-long friend from Japan.  Further information, contact Mrs. Uchiyama via email or stop by room 202.

ATHLETIC NEWS

• Wrestling News - The Viking JV wrestling team took 2nd at the Rockland County JV Championships held at Suffern HS on Friday. Four Vikings won county titles: Maxwell Watson, Andrew Scerbo, Christopher Ahle, Michael Walsh. Congratulations to our young Vikings on a great team effort!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• VAASA interviews are being held in Ms. Solar’s office today.
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today in room 207. See Ms. Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• PTA Council Scholarship has extended the due date to Monday, January 13th. All students must hand in completed applications with required documents by 2:00PM on Monday.
• South's Academic Team posted another victory yesterday in defeating Suffern. The team of Coby Rich, Joe Zito, Dev Shah, and Raj Lakhani won the first match.  Then Abi Khanduja, Karen Sabile, Shri Hegde and Matt Clifford won the second match.

          The Vikings ran their record to 5-0 to remain undefeated.

• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club will be having a meeting on Monday 1/13 after school in room 306.

                    Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• VAASA interviews are being held in Ms. Solar’s office on Friday, January 10. All Vaasa candidates MUST pick up their interview pass today. If the pass is not picked up, the candidate will not be granted the interview. See Ms. Solar immediately if you have not picked up your pass!!!
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is New York DECA's chosen charity this year. As a foundation, they provide a 24/7/365 hotline service to help those struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, in addition to having crisis centers available across the country. South DECA will be collecting donations in the GO Store in an effort to help support this wonderful organization, and we encourage all students and teachers to participate! Your generosity will help support lifeline callers, and change the conversation around suicide prevention
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Robotics Club will meet in room 182 immediately after school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They will also meet on Tuesdays at 2:50 p.m.
• Minority Student Union is looking for new members. We will meet today after school in the upper library. All are welcome.
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting today, in room 207. See Ms Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• There will be a WAC meeting today after school in room 225.  All are welcome.

Athletic News

• Last night, the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team continued their winning streak as they won against the combined team of New Rochelle and Bronxville High Schools.  They successfully defeated them by the final score of 87 to 82.  The team is now 4-1 for the season!
• Team highlights include:

Senior Michael Dwyer, was an individual event winner in the 100 yard butterfly event.
Not to be outdone, the team also won a relay event:

     400 Yard Freestyle Relay:

• Michael Dwyer, Senior South High School
• Joseph Coleman, Freshman South High School
• Patrick Crimi, Senior South High School

The team's next meet will be on Monday, 1/13, as they host the combined team of Ardsley/Hastings/Edgemont/Dobbs Ferry/ Irvington High Schools.  The event will start at 4:30 PM.

• Congratulations to the Varsity Wrestling team for a win over Harrison 48-42. Go Vikings!

                   Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• It's almost time to register for the National History Day There will be a meeting after school today in room 301. All students who plan to compete in National History Day this year must attend. See Mrs. Young in room 301 with any questions.
• There will be an Arcadia meeting today in room 221 at 2:05. New members are always welcome. 
• VAASA interviews are being held in Ms. Solar’s office on Friday, January 10. All students trying out for VAASA should pick up a pass with their scheduled time asap! 
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Robotics Club will meet in room 182 immediately after school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They will also meet on Tuesdays at 2:50 p.m.
• Minority Student Union is looking for new members. We meet every Tuesday after school in room 206. All are welcome.
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting tomorrow, January 9 in room 207. See Ms Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• Mock Trial will be meeting in Room 333 after school today.

                 Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• It's almost time to register for the National History Day There will be a meeting after school today in room 301. All students who plan to compete in National History Day this year must attend. See Mrs. Young in room 301 with any questions.
• Attention all DECA Members:  If you are attending the regional competition today, you need to be in your DECA-best business attire and meet in the lobby at 7:30 a.m.   Please check in with either Jolie Santiago or Roja Das and get on the bus to compete at RCC.  We wish all competitors great success in DECA Regional competition!  Also please keep in mind that you are representing Clarkstown South, and that means you need to look your best, and act like it too.    
• The GSTA will meet today, during extended homeroom in Room 321A. We will have a guest speaker, so please be prompt. All are welcome!
• There will be an Arcadia meeting this Wednesday, January 8th in room 221 at 2:05. New members are always welcome. 
• VAASA interviews are being held in Ms. Solar’s office on Friday, January 10. All students trying out for VAASA should pick up a pass with their scheduled time asap! 
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies, Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Robotics Club will meet in room 182 immediately after school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They will also meet on Tuesdays at 2:50 p.m.
• Minority Student Union is looking for new members. All are welcome. The minority student union will not meet today but instead will meet on Thursday after school in upper library computer lab.
• Battle of the Arts is back and scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting on Thursday, January 9 in room 207. See Ms Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!
• Mock Trial will be meeting in Rm 333 after school tomorrow.

Athletics News

Softball - If you are interested in playing softball this Spring, please attend an important meeting during extended homeroom in the Lobby today.

Last night the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team won against the combined team of John Jay Cross River and Brewster High Schools.  They successfully defeated them by the final score of 91 to 61.  The team is now 3-1 for the season!

Team highlights include:

Patrick Crimi, Senior of South High School, was an individual event winner in the 200 yard freestyle event.

Michael Dwyer, Senior of South High School, was an individual event winner in the 100 yard butterfly event.

Joseph Coleman, Freshman of South High School, was an individual event winner in the 500 yard freestyle event. 

Ian Kim, Freshman of South High School, was an individual event winner in the 50 yard freestyle event

Not to be outdone, the team also won two (2) relay events:

200 Yard Medley Relay:

Joseph Coleman, Freshman - South HS

Michael Dwyer, Senior - South HS

Michael Poulos, Senior - South HS

200 Yard Freestyle Relay:

 Ian Kim, Freshman - South HS

Patrick Crimi, Senior - South HS

The team's next meet will be this Wednesday, 1/8, as they will travel to New Rochelle to compete against the Huguenots of New Rochelle High School.  The event will start at 4:30 PM. 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• It's almost time to register for the National History Day There will be a meeting after school today in room 301. All students who plan to compete in National History Day this year must attend. See Mrs. Young in room 301 with any questions.
• Attention all DECA Members:  If you are attending the regional competition tomorrow, you need to be in your DECA-best business attire and meet in the lobby at 7:30 a.m.   Please check in with either Jolie Santiago or Roja Das and get on the bus to compete at RCC.  We wish all competitors great success in DECA Regional competition!  Also please keep in mind that you are representing Clarkstown South, and that means you need to look your best, and act like it too.    
• The GSTA will meet on Tuesday, January 7th during extended homeroom in Room 321A. We will have a guest speaker, so please be prompt. All are welcome!
• VAASA interviews are being held in Ms. Solar’s office on Friday, January 10. All students trying out for VAASA should pick up a pass with their scheduled time asap! 
• AnyBody Can Dance Club practice is every Wednesday, in front of room 180 in the lower lobby, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. We perform in the school day pep rallies,  Battle of the Arts, Clarkstown's Got Talent, and the Cultural Night Show. Come join us!
• Robotics Club will meet in room 182 immediately after school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They will also meet on Tuesday’s at 2:50 p.m.
• Minority Student Union is looking for new members. We meet every Tuesday after school in room 206. All are welcome.
• Battle of the Arts is back and tentatively scheduled for Friday, February 7. This will be a huge night of art, singing, dancing, comedy and club tables. Any student or club who wants to perform or have a club table at Battle of the Arts MUST attend a short meeting on Thursday, January 9 in room 207. See Ms Solar, Thomas Carlyle or Caroline Knarich with questions!

Athletics News

Softball - If you are interested in playing softball this Spring, please attend an important meeting during extended home room in the Lobby on Tuesday, January 7th.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• South's Academic Team continued its winning ways in defeating Tappan Zee yesterday by scores of 130 to 65 and 150 to 105. Coby Rich, Matt Clifford, Dev Shah, Raj Lakhani, Joe Zito, Abi Khanduja and Shri Hegde all scored points for the Vikings.  South's record is now  4 - 0.
• It's almost time to register for the National History Day There will be a meeting after school on Monday in room 301. All students who plan to compete in National History Day this year must attend. See Mrs. Young in room 301 with any questions.
• Robotics Club will meet in room 182 immediately after school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They will also meet on Tuesday’s at 2:50 p.m. Attendance is very important, kick-off will be on Saturday at North at 9:45 a.m.
• Minority Student Union is looking for new members. We meet every Tuesday after school in room 206. All are welcome.

Athletics News

Bowling – Jacob Czaikowski bowled an 813 three game series setting a new school record at New City Bowl yesterday in a 7-0 sweep of Pearl River.  Congrats, Jacob!

Swim & Dive – Congratulations to Junior, Francesca Arciniegas, named the Rockland County swimmer of the year, today in the Journal News.

Softball - If you are interested in playing softball this Spring, please attend an important meeting during extended home room in the Lobby on Tuesday, January 7th.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• Academic League will meet in lobby today at 2:10p.m. for the away match, please be prompt.
• DECA will be having at meeting today after school in the upper library. We will be discussing regional competition, which is next Tuesday. Also, please bring in $25, which will cover the cost of fees and food.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• The Robotics Club will meet after school today. This meeting is very important and pizza will be served. Build season kicks off on January 4th!

Athletic News

Swim & Dive - Last night the Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team won against Scarsdale High School.  They successfully defeated the Raiders by the final score of 93 to 92.  The team is now 2-1 for the season!Team highlights include: Joseph Coleman, Freshman, an individual event winner in the 100 yard breaststroke event. The team also won a 400 Freestyle relay event with Sophmore Michael McGillycuddy,  Senior Patrick Crimi, and Freshman, Joseph Coleman.

Best wishes for a happy, healthy and safe winter recess.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up on Friday.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.  

Club News

• The Robotics Club will meet after school today and tomorrow. Friday's meeting is very important and pizza will be served. Build season kicks off on January 4th!
• The Minority Student Union will meet today after school in room 206.  Bring a friend to this important planning meeting.
• There will be a WAC holiday party in room 225 after school today. All members should come by for some holiday cheer!  
• Student Council is selling hot cocoa during lunch today, stop by for a cup of deliciousness.
• There will be an ASSETS party after school on Thursday for all Assets members. Please bring a snack, we will have fun with team bonding and raffles.

Athletic News

Basketball - Girls basketball defeated Scarsdale 64-57. Kelly O’Sullivan led all scorers with 22 points. Jenny Palmer added 18 points and Erin Bacalles chipped in 12 points.  South is now 3 and 1 winning 3 straight games.  Way to go, Girls.

Football - There will be a Football meeting for current juniors today from 2:10 -2:30p.m. in the wrestling room.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up on Friday.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.  

Club News

• The Robotics Club will meet after school today, Thursday and Friday. Friday's meeting is very important and pizza will be served. Build season kicks off on January 4th!
• Mock Trial will be meeting today in room 333 after school. Please bring an item for our holiday party! 
• Come participate in the Cultural Club's Holiday party on Wednesday December 18^th from 2:15–3:15p.m. The fee is $3 for non-members. All  members please check the Remind message.
• DECA will meet on Wednesday in the Upper Library.
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literary magazine. We will meet  today in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• There will be an ASSETS party after school on Thursday for all Assets members. Please bring a snack, we will have fun with team bonding and raffles.

Athletic News

 Wrestling News: Yesterday the Vikings picked up two wins. The team scored a 51-27 win over visiting Edgemont and then beat our neighbors Nanuet 49-36.  Solid teamwork is how we it got done!  Great job Vikings!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up on Friday.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.  

Club News

• Attention all shoppers! Get your holiday shopping done at South's Holiday Boutique tonight from 6pm-9pm. There's something for everyone! Thanks for supporting the Class of 2023.
• The Robotics Club will meet after school this week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.  
• The Minority Student Union will meet after school today in room 206. 
• Mock Trial will be meeting this Wednesday in room 333 after school. Please bring an item for our holiday party! 
• Come participate in the Cultural Club's Holiday party on Wednesday December 18^th from 2:15–3:15p.m. The fee is $3 for non-members. All  members please check the Remind message.
• DECA will meet on Wednesday in the Upper Library.
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literary magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• There will be an ASSETS party after school on Thursday for all Assets members. Please bring a snack, we will have fun with team bonding and raffles.
• Attention all VAASA candidates, you must check in with Ms. Solar ASAP to confirm the status of your application! 

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our  Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up on Friday.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.  

Club News

• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club will be meeting today after school in room 306.  Current and New members please plan to attend.
• The Robotics Club will meet after school this week on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.  There is no club meeting on Tuesday. 
• The Minority Student Union will meet tomorrow after school in room 206. 
• Mock Trial will be meeting this Wednesday in room 333 after school. Please bring an item for our holiday party! 
• Come participate in the Cultural Club's Holiday party on Wednesday December 18^th from 2:15–3:15p.m. The fee is $3 for non-members. All  members please check the Remind message.
• DECA will meet on Wednesday in the Upper Library.
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literary magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due today!
• Attention all shoppers! Get your holiday shopping done at South's Holiday Boutique on Tuesday, December 17th from 6pm-9pm. There's something for everyone! Thanks for supporting the Class of 2023.

Athletic News

 Wrestling - Congratulations to the Varsity Wrestling Team for a second place team finish at the Irvington Wrestling Tournament on Saturday. The tournament champions were sophomore, Justin Termine and senior, James Sullivan. The Vikings will wrestle next at home on Tuesday at 4:15 p.m.

Girls Basketball – Please come support the team and dine at Chili’s tonight from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our  Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up next Friday, December 20^th.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.  

Club News

• The Academic team won its second match yesterday by soundly defeating North Rockland. Senior captain, Coby Rich, led all scorers. Matt Clifford, Devan Shah, Joe Vito, Raj Lakhani, Sri Hegde and Karen Sabile all scored points leading the Viking’s into victory.
• DECA will have a Stand Up to Cancer fundraiser event with carnival games and food on Saturday from 4:00-8:00 p.m. The entry fee is $5. At 6:30 p.m. a volleyball tournament will begin.  A $3 donation is requested to play and $2 to watch.  Thanks for your support.  
• The Robotics Club will meet in room 181 today after school. 
• The USO/Veterans Affairs Club will be meeting Monday after school in room 306.  Current and New members please plan to attend!
• Come participate in the Cultural Club's Holiday party on Wednesday December 18^th from 2:15 – 3:15p.m. The fee is $3 if you're not a member yet, and if you are a member, check the Remind!
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literary magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!
• Attention all shoppers! Get your holiday shopping done at South's Holiday Boutique on Tuesday, December 17th from 6pm-9pm. There's something for everyone! Thanks for supporting the Class of 2023.

Athletic News

Girls Basketball – Varsity Girls Basketball defeated Yonkers 67-40.
Kelly O'Sullivan led all scorers with 25 points. Jenny Palmer had 14, Megan Hackett had 12 and Erin Bacalles had 11.  Also, please come support the team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

As we rush around this time of year, let’s not forget those in need. Our  Toys for Tots boxes will be picked up next Friday, December 20^th.  Bring your toy to any floor office or Main office and receive a voucher for a free cookie from the GO Store. As always, thank you for being so very generous to those in need.

Congratulations to our Music department on their outstanding performance last night.  Our Viking pride shined as the Chorus, Orchestra, Band, Troubadours and guitar classes entertained all with an exceptional performance. Thank you for a great job Mr. Fogarty, Mr. Bonsignore, Ms. Leizman, and all our talented students.  

Club News

• DECA will have a Stand Up to Cancer fundraiser event with carnival games and food on Saturday from 4:00-8:00 p.m. The entry fee is $5. At 6:30 p.m. a volleyball tournament will begin.  A $3 donation is requested to play and $2 to watch.  Thanks for your support.  
• The Robotics Club will meet in room 181 today and tomorrow right after school. 
• The annual Blood Drive sponsored by the National Honor Society is today from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the auditorium. In order to donate blood, you must be in generally good health, weigh over 110 pounds, be 16 years of age or older (ALL students must have parental permission) and have not received either a tattoo or piercing within the past year. Your one pint of blood will go to save the lives of five people.
• There is a mandatory Viking Connection Mentor meeting directly after school today in the Upper Library.
• Come participate in the Cultural Club's Holiday party on Wednesday December 18^th from 2:15 – 3:15p.m. The fee is $3 if you're not a member yet, and if you are a member, check the Remind!
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literary magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!
• Attention all shoppers! Get your holiday shopping done at South's Holiday Boutique on Tuesday, December 17th from 6pm-9pm. There's something for everyone! Thanks for supporting the Class of 2023.

Athletic News

Girls Basketball – Support the girl’s basketball team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to bring with you to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Toys for Tots boxes are located in each floor office. Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy donation for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office and receive a voucher for your free cookie!

PTSA News – Thank you to our 42 Reflection participants in all categories. You all did outstanding!  Special congratulations to the following students moving up to the New York State competition:

Subin Cho  in Visual Arts

Samantha Lee in Music

Cordellia Pestone and Erin Teasdale in Literature

Michelle Gill in Dance

Alice Jung in Film

Shreya Rajkumar in Photography

Club News

• Mock Trial will meet after school today in room 333.
• Join the Viking Voice staff as we put together our Winter 2019 issue. We will meet today in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. 
• DECA will meet today at 2:05 p.m. in the Upper Library. This meeting is mandatory for all competitors.  In addition, DECA will have a Stand Up to Cancer fundraiser event with carnival games and food on Saturday from 4:00-8:00 p.m. The entry fee is $5.  At 6:30 p.m. a volleyball tournament will begin.  A $3 donation is requested to play and $2 to watch.  Thanks for your support.  
• The Robotics Club will meet in room 181 today, Thursday and Friday right after school. 
• The annual Blood Drive sponsored by the National Honor Society is on tomorrow, December 12^th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the auditorium. In order to donate blood, you must be in generally good health, weigh over 110 pounds, be 16 years of age or older (ALL students must have parental permission) and have not received either a tattoo or piercing within the past year. Your one pint of blood will go to save the lives of five people. Please contact Jim Russell at jrussell@ccsd.edu if you would like to schedule a blood donor appointment.
• There is a mandatory Viking Connection Mentor meeting directly after school this Thursday in the Upper Library.
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literature magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!
• Attention all shoppers! Get your holiday shopping done at South's Holiday Boutique on Tuesday, December 17th from 6pm-9pm. There's something for everyone! Thanks for supporting the Class of 2023.

Athletic News

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting today in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Girls Basketball – Varsity Girls defeated Pelham, 51-42. Kelly O' Sullivan led all scorers with 17 points, Jenny Palmer added 14 points and Megan Hackett had 11 points.  The JV girls defeated Pelham 41-14 with a defensive effort. Makenzie Annesi led scorers with 9 Points
Jackie Zodda dominated the boards with 10 rebounds.

In addition, please support the girl’s basketball team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to bring with you to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Toys for Tots boxes are located in each floor office. Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy donation for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office and receive a voucher for your free cookie!

Club News

• GSTA will meet today during extended homeroom in room 321A. We will be having a guest speaker so please be on time! All are welcome.
• There will be one more VAASA introductory meeting today during extended homeroom. Any student who wants to try out for VAASA, and has not attended a meeting MUST attend this short meeting to pick up their packet in Ms. Solar’s office.
• Minority Student Union will meet today at 2:05 p.m. in room 206.  
• Radio and TV club will meet after school today in room 170 all are welcome!
• Mock Trial will meet after school on Wednesday.
• The Robotics Club will meet in room 181 today at 2:50 p.m. and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday right after school. 
• The annual Blood Drive sponsored by the National Honor Society is on Thursday, December 12^th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the auditorium. In order to donate blood, you must be in generally good health, weigh over 110 pounds, be 16 years of age or older (ALL students must have parental permission) and have not received either a tattoo or piercing within the past year. Your one pint of blood will go to save the lives of five people. Please contact Jim Russell at jrussell@ccsd.edu if you would like to schedule a blood donor appointment.
• There is a mandatory Viking Connection Mentor meeting directly after school this Thursday in the Upper Library.
• Join the Viking Voice staff as we put together our Winter 2019 issue. We will meet on Wednesday, December 11^th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. 
• DECA will meet on Wednesday at 2:05 p.m. in the Upper Library. This meeting is mandatory for all competitors. 
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literature magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. New members are always welcome! 
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!

Athletic News

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting on Wednesday, December 11^th in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Girls Basketball – Help support the girl’s basketball team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to bring with you to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Toys for Tots boxes are located in each floor office. Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy donation for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office and receive a voucher for your free cookie!

Club News

• The annual Blood Drive sponsored by the National Honor Society is on Thursday, December 12^th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the auditorium. In order to donate blood, you must be in generally good health, weigh over 110 pounds, be 16 years of age or older (ALL students must have parental permission) and have not received either a tattoo or piercing within the past year. Your one pint of blood will go to save the lives of five people. Please contact Jim Russell at jrussell@ccsd.edu if you would like to schedule a blood donor appointment.
• The Robotics Club will meet in room 181 on Tuesday at 2:50 p.m. and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday right after school. 
• The Minority Student Union will meet tomorrow at 2:05 p.m. in room 206.  
• There is a mandatory Viking Connection Mentor meeting directly after school this Thursday in the Upper Library.
• Join the Viking Voice staff as we put together our Winter 2019 issue. We will meet on Wednesday, December 11^th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. 
• DECA will meet on Wednesday at 2:05 p.m. in the Upper Library. This meeting is mandatory for all competitors. 
• Arcadia is South's award winning art and literature magazine. The next Arcadia meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 18th in room 221 at 2:05. New members are always welcome! 
• There will be one more VAASA introductory meeting tomorrow during extended homeroom. Any student who wants to try out for VAASA, and has not attended a meeting MUST attend this short meeting to pick up their packet. See Ms. Solar with questions.
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!

Athletic News

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting on Wednesday, December 11^th in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Girls Basketball – Help support the girl’s basketball team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to bring with you to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Toys for Tots boxes are located in each floor office. Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy donation for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office and receive a voucher for your free cookie!

Club News

• Calling all Vikings! The National Art Honor Society will be having their annual coffeehouse this Friday, December 6^th in the upper library. Please come out and enjoy a night of live entertainment performed by South’s most talented students, all while enjoying a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. It starts at 6:00 p.m. and admission is only $5. All the proceeds go to Hope for the Holidays. 
• The Robotics Club will be meeting today after school at 2:15 p.m. in room 181.
• Join the Viking Voice staff as we put together our Winter 2019 issue. We will meet on Wednesday, December 11^th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. 
• There will be one more VAASA introductory meeting on Tuesday, Dec 10 during extended homeroom. Any student who wants to try out for VAASA and has not attended a meeting to pick up their packet MUST attend this short meeting. See Ms. Solar with questions.
• Best Buddies:  Please come join us at City Line Diner for our our annual holiday celebration on Wednesday, December 18th. Stop by the SPIRIT rooms for details and your permission slip.  All permission slips are due by Monday, December 16th!

Athletic News

Softball News - Any softball player who has not picked up their Wreaths, please see Coach Peterson in room 201 today.

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting on Wednesday, December 11^th in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Football News - Congrats to following 2019 South Viking Football players,

Section One Class A

Exceptional Senior Game Participants

Sal Iodice

James Spiegel

Stephen Kurisko

All-League Players

Sal Iodice

James Spiegel

Stephen Kurisko

Michael Spiegel

Dennis Riordan

Sean Levins

Luke Rogers

Andrew Paul

Mark Maraia

All-Section Players

Sal Iodice

James Spiegel

Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman of the League

Sal Iodice

SAT NEWS

Students who are registered for the SAT exams at South High School tomorrow should report promptly to the side entrance, by cafeteria 103, near the custodian’s entrance, at 8:00 AM. All should bring positive

photo ID, AN APPROPRIATE CALCULATOR as described in the registration manual and two #2 pencils.

Calculators and pencils will not be distributed by the school.

*REMEMBER THAT AS PER COLLEGE BOARD REGULATIONS, STUDENTS WHO DO NOT HAVE APPROPRIATE ID AND THEIR ADMISSION TICKET WITH AN APPROPRIATE PHOTO CANNOT TEST.

Room assignments will be posted on the wall right inside the entrance area. Students who have problems or questions regarding their registration

should report to the library for assistance. See Mr. Paul with any questions

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Toys for Tots boxes are located in each floor office. Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy donation for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office and receive a voucher for your free cookie!

Club News

• Homework Club is cancelled today.
• Calling all Vikings! The National Art Honor Society will be having their annual coffeehouse this Friday, December 6^th in the upper library. Please come out and enjoy a night of live entertainment performed by South’s most talented students, all while enjoying a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. It starts at 6:00 p.m. and admission is only $5. All the proceeds go to Hope for the Holidays. 
• Attention Members of the United Way Club. There will be a meeting in room 307 this afternoon right after school. "Hope for the Holidays" will be discussed, as well as ideas for the coming year. Please bring your donation.
• The Robotics Club will be meeting today and tomorrow after school starting at 2:15m. in room 181.
• Politics in America will be meeting todayto debate and amend a bill regarding Facebook Advertising. The meeting will be after school in Room 301 and refreshments will be provided. We hope to see you there.
• Are you interested in supporting our armed forces and veterans? If so, join South’s USO and Veterans Affairs Club. We will meet after school today in room 306.
• There is a mandatory Assets meeting today after school in room 207. The Assets leadership team will be assembling backpacks for the homeless, so please come help!
• The Minority Student Union will meet today in room 206 after school. 
• Academic League - Bring your signed permission forms to room 150 no later than today. You must have signed permission form to go to today's AWAY match.
• Join the Viking Voice staff as we put together our Winter 2019 issue. We will meet on Wednesday, December 11^th in room 221 at 2:05 p.m. 
• There will be one more VAASA introductory meeting on Tuesday, Dec 10 during extended homeroom. Any student who wants to try out for VAASA and has not attended a meeting to pick up their packet MUST attend this short meeting. See Ms. Solar with questions.

Athletic News

Wrestling -The Vikings went 1-1 yesterday at the section one duals with a 48-33 win over Tappan Zee.  Seniors Devin Heymann, Sal Iodice, Luke Rogers and James Sullivan propelled South to victory. The Vikings will travel to Long Beach, Long Island Friday and Saturday.  Good Luck to all the wrestlers!

Swim & Dive - Last night, the Clarkstown Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving team kicked off the 2019-20 season by winning their opening meet. Team highlights include:  Michael Dwyer, Senior, was a double individual event winner in the 50 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly events.  Michael McGillycuddy, Sophomore, was a double individual event winner in the 500 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke events. Patrick Crimi, Senior, was an individual event winner in the 200 yard Individual medley event. The 200 Yard Freestyle Relay was a win with Jason Kim, Junior, and Ian Kim, Freshman in the race.

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting on Wednesday, December 11^th in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Girls Basketball – Help support the girl’s basketball team and dine at Chili’s on Monday, December 16^th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pick up a flyer in the Main office to bring with you to show your server.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

We have an early release today at 10:00 a.m.  

Receive a free cookie from the GO Store with a toy for Toys for Tots.  Bring your toy to any floor office for a voucher for your free cookie!

Club News

• Calling all Vikings! The National Art Honor Society will be having their annual coffeehouse this Friday, December 6^th in the upper library. Please come out and enjoy a night of live entertainment performed by South’s most talented students, all while enjoying a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. It starts at 6:00 p.m. and admission is only $5. All the proceeds go to Hope for the Holidays. 
• Are you interested in supporting our armed forces and veterans? If so, join South’s USO and Veterans Affairs Club. We will be meeting after school on Thursday in room 306.
• The Minority Student Union will meet Thursday this week in room 206 after school. 
• Academic League - Bring your signed permission forms to room 150 no later than this Thursday. You must have signed permission form to go to Thursday's AWAY match.
• DECA testing continues today in the Upper Library after school. Doors close at 10:30 a.m.  Please see Mr. Greaven with any questions.

Athletic News

Golf - There will be a pre-season Ladies Golf meeting on Wednesday, December 11^th in the cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.  Anyone interested in trying out for this spring team should attend. Newcomers are welcome!

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• Calling all Vikings! The National Art Honor Society will be having their annual coffeehouse this Friday, December 6^th in the upper library. Please come out and enjoy a night of live entertainment performed by South’s most talented students, all while enjoying a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. It starts at 6:00 p.m. and admission is only $5. All the proceeds go to Hope for the Holidays. 
• Are you interested in supporting our armed forces and veterans? If so, join South’s USO and Veterans Affairs Club. We will be meeting after school on Thursday in room 306.
• Attention any juniors or seniors interested in trying out for Varsity Athletes Against Substance Abuse (VAASA), there will be an informational meeting for all applicants today after school.
• The Minority Student Union will meet Thursday this week in room 206 after school. 
• Academic League - Bring your signed permission forms to room 150 no later than this Thursday. You must have signed permission form to go to Thursday's AWAY match.
• DECA gang, this ones for you! If you are a regional test taker and are scheduled to take your test today, please make your way to the upper library directly after school. Good luck guys, you’re gonna do great! 

Athletic News

Softball – Wreath forms are due today to Coach Peterson.

Remember to always work hard and be kind!

Club News

• DECA will meet after school today. A lot of important information will be discussed about our competitions and is mandatory for regional competitors. Paid members will enjoy pizza.
• The Minority Student Union will meet today at 2:05 in room 206.
• Are you interested in supporting our armed forces and veterans? If so, join the South USO and Veterans Affairs Club. We will be meeting after school on Monday, December 2 in room 306.
• Attention any juniors or seniors interested in trying out for Varsity Athletes Against Substance Abuse (VAASA), there will be two informational meetings for all applicants.  The meetings are scheduled for Tuesday, December 3^rd during extended homeroom and at 2:00 p.m. All interested applicants MUST attend ONE of these meetings!

Safe and Happy Thanksgiving to ALL

Remember to always work hard and be kind!