Show Mo' Spirit Teacher Trivia

Today, is the beginning of something new. It's the beginning of the Hillview Show Mo' Spirit Teacher Trivia! To play, first you have to click on the link below. Next, there'll be a list of 9 teachers, each one with 4 different possible answers. But I know what you're thinking, "Hey Alex! I have the answer choices, but where's the question?" To find the QUESTION, you have to go to the corresponding teacher's room, and on the window there'll be a placard containing the question.

Every answer you get correct, your academy will be awarded with a trivia point! The academy with the most trivia points from each grade will get spirit points! Now, grab some friends and have some fun!

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Comments? Questions? Feel free to speak you mind in the comment section below!

Spirit Competition Rules.

ASB has been hard at work creating Hillview's Academy Spirit Competition. Here is a flyer that explains the rules, prizes, and dates for the competition (click on picture to expand).

Ice Cream Social

Last Friday, 9/23, Hillview ASB hosted its annual ice cream social for students new to the MPCSD district. Students and ASB members had a great time getting to know each other by eating lunch together, playing games, and eating ice cream! ASB also gave students a short presentation about all the exciting programs and events there are at Hillview.

Orange Day - PTO Awareness

Two Fridays ago, we had an amazing time in the quad, with a game of musical chairs and a jelly bean count. The finest musical chair players each earned their academy a good amount of spirit points (1st place = 30, 2nd = 20, 3rd = 10). As for the jelly bean count, each winning guesser earned their academy 10 spirit points, and the closest guesser got a fabulous amount of jellybeans to eat! And even if you didn't participate in the activities, I hope you had a fun time enjoying the amazing music!

Houston Kraft

It was an absolute pleasure to host motivational speaker Houston Kraft on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Houston taught students that kindness is something that needs to be practiced constantly, whether it is greeting a person who looks alone, or standing up to someone who is oppressing others. However, he noted that these people who may come off as mean or dismissive, have experienced pain in the past, or are experiencing it now. Be there for those who are being bullied, but also be there for those who cause the bullying. Houston reminded us that fear often controls the actions of individuals, and that leadership is learning to suppress the internal fear and rise up. Houston Kraft’s final challenge for Hillview is to #makekindnessnormal and to #chooselove.