Black History Month
Heading into the past once more, Diversity & Inclusion club would like to introduce you to Claudette Colvin. Colvin was arrested at the age of 15 for refusing to give up her seat to a white woman, nine months before Rosa Parks’ more famous protest. Because of her age, the NAACP chose not to use her case to challenge segregation laws. Despite a number of personal challenges, Colvin became one of the four plaintiffs in the Browder v. Gayle case. The decision in the 1956 case ruled that Montgomery’s segregated bus system was unconstitutional. She was younger than a lot of us when her role in activism began.
If you have suggestions of past or present people to add to the list please email the info to emily.weber@pimartshs.org so the Diversity & Inclusion club can include it for you.
Valentine’s Day Telegrams Are On Sale
Would you like to send a personalized version of Orpheus’s song in Hadestown to a loved one? What about a Shakespearean sonnet? Perhaps a dance? If you do, then you’re in luck! Valentine’s Telegrams are being sold at lunches today and tomorrow and feature all these options and more! Every gram option is $5 and for an extra $5 you can have the performance filmed and photographed by MARMY!
Senior Superlatives
Attention Seniors! Please check your google classroom if you want your vote to count for senior superlatives in the yearbook! Vote before Friday!!!!! Or else…
PROM
Juniors and seniors, your votes are in and this year’s Prom theme is…. Drumroll please… Y2K. Prom will be held on Saturday, April 18 at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters. Stay tuned for more information about Spirit Week, tickets and all things Prom.
Today’s Lunch
Hot Nashville Chicken Tenders
Ranch Dip
Assorted Salad Bar
Fruit
Whole Grain Roll
Fruit Juice
Choice of Milk
Vegetarian Option
Mac & Cheese Bites
Ranch
