Student programming day Friday

Julia Carder, Staff Reporter

March 7, 2013

With Spring Break nearly here, the minds of many students will be far from campus this Friday. But they shouldn’t be too quick to check out because the administration has plans in place.

Seniors will be traveling off campus for their annual service projects and later will return to the school for the lip dub.

Juniors will have a series of seminars and guest speakers who will be presenting information about being open to the challenges of learning and college budgeting. A panel of college representatives will also be in attendance to speak with the juniors as well.

The sophomores and freshmen will also have a day consisting of presentations, but they will be discussing the dangers and consequences of sexting, bullying, and also learn about what a healthy relationship is like.

The students will be with their leap groups for the day as they complete the planned activities.

Leave a Comment

About the Contributor

Julia Carder, Social Media Manager

Julia Carder is now a senior...FINALLY. She has been dreaming of the day she could walk the halls and push freshman around since she was a little girl. No not really. She’s actually a sweet girl, so be her friend. Julia is a reporter for The Red Ledger with her best friend Jessica Parrott. They’re hard working staff members, but make no mistake, they spend a healthy amount of time online shopping and talking about their problems. Some important facts you should know about Julia are the following: She is an avid Breaking Bad fan, a lover of mexican food and Chipotle, and she is a Texas A&M Aggie. With college coming up around the corner she has already sent in her application and praying for acceptance. However, she is open to OU, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, Arkansas and others. She’s pretty chill. She is pumped about her third year on The Red Ledger staff and hopes y’all like what you read.

Comments (0)

The Red Ledger values the opinion of its readers and encourages them to discuss its content. All comments are subject to approval by The Red Ledger staff. The Red Ledger does not allow anonymous comments and requires a valid email address. The email address will not be displayed but will be used to confirm your comments. Comments are reviewed as often as possible. Comments with inappropriate content will not be published. Once submitted, comments become the property of The Red Ledger. To see our full Comment Policy, visit https://www.theredledger.net/about-us/policies/

Share your thoughts...

All The Red Ledger Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Cancel reply