Week Fourteen
Week Fourteen
Dates: Monday July 1st through Sunday July 7th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Early July

Announcements:

One week down... many to go. We hope that everyone's first week back to classes went well. Sometimes it can be difficult to get back into the swing of things after a vacation from classes. To help get back into the groove of school the administration would like to help students organize study groups. Outside of the library on the large bulletin board will be several sign up sheets for groups that would like to get together and go over class materials. These will be self managed groups, though if you would care for added help from a teacher feel free to contact a staff member and they will likely help if they are available.

Here at Halcyon, the administration likes to try and recognize major holidays from all countries and all religions. While there are no celebrations put on the school, the opportunity for students to use the school grounds to celebrate is always welcome. With such a large number of students hailing from the United States a group has organized a small magically enhanced fireworks show over the water, this THURSDAY the fourth of July. Students and staff who wish to join in the celebration are more than welcome to gather on the beach, we are told there will be a bar-b-que on the beach before the firework show begins.

A few reminders…
Students under the age of sixteen who have been at halcyon less than one full school year, may not leave campus except with an authorized chaperone. This may be an older student, who is entitled to leave campus alone, but they must be authorized to escort on a case by case basis.

Those qualified to leave the school are encouraged to do so, but please remember that Bacaloa is an island populated with supernaturals. As such it is likely a drastic change from wherever you came from. There is a small village a few miles from Halcyon, a decent walk if you're inclined or you may take advantage of the taxi cabs, with Halcyon picking up the tab. There you can find shops of all kinds, bars, a movie theater, a hotel, and even a small mall. Perhaps most interesting however, is the Imaginarium, a game emporium of sorts.

Remember the curfew for students under eighteen is 10 PM on weekdays and midnight on Friday and Saturday. No such limits for those over eighteen. Students are not to hang out in other houses. This is for your safety. Also, male and female should keep to their own floors. Again, doing so is in keeping with propriety and the safety and well being of all students.

The librarian is seeking assistance in the form of one or two students with good records over the age of twenty one. Please report to the library if you are interested.



Birthdays this Month:
Selene Wagner – July 1st
Vincenzo Vallario – July 10th
Serghei – July 11th
Micah Flidais – July 9th
Ayolinda St. Croix – July 15th
Easton Brellick – July 17th
Evadne Marius – July 20th
James McCafferty – July 21st
Kenzie – July 21st
Katherine Atherton – July 27th


Weather:
Monday July 1st:Thunderstorms through the morning with a muggy day to follow (High: 85°F Low: 69°F)
Tuesday July 2nd:The rain storms seem to be gone but the humidity remains (High: 86°F Low: 65°F)
Wednesday July 3rd: Clear skies and finally a break in the humidity (High: 89°F Low: 63°F)
Thursday July 4th: A perfect day for spending the evening outside. No clouds and a slight breeze (High: 88°F Low: 64°F)
Friday July 5th : High clouds roll in during the morning and can't seem to burn off. (High: 85°F Low: 61°F)
Saturday July 6th: Partly cloudy with a 20% chance of rain (High: 84°F Low: 64°F)
Sunday July 7th: Light rain showers off and on over the course of the day (High: 86°F Low: 68°F)