we appreciate all you do, lunch ladies, for serving us good food with a smile! students, have titan...

We appreciate all you do, Lunch Ladies, for serving

us good food with a smile!

Students, have Titan pride and keep the

cafeteria clean!

Sophomores Sophomores with a strong interest in

science/math/technology and a great academic record,

Are you interested in the North Carolina School of Science and Math?

You can submit your application until January 15th.

For more information please visit www.ncssm.edu or see Mrs. Stone

SENIORS!Please come to the media center

for scholarship opportunities!

They are available in the magazine and periodical section.

Yours for the taking!

HOPEWELL HOOLIGANS

Follow @HdubHooligan on twitter for updates about the Hopewell

Hooligans!

Career-College Promise

Juniors and Seniors with a 3.0 GPA and reliable transportation who want to take college classes for free should see Mrs. Wayland in the Career Center or before school in the auditorium as soon as possible.

Exploring Real-World Career Experiences

Students will have to opportunity to learn about different career fields by becoming involved.

The new Explorer Posts are listed on the CTE white bulletin board in front of Student Services.

These posts will meet once or twice a month during school year.

Students must RSVP to Mr. Sweeney and attend the first session.

Questions, please see Mrs. Wayland in the Career Center (Room 637).

Sugar and Spice

Specialty cakes for all your celebrations! Contact Marcie Strickland at

(704)222-7648

Future CPCC Students:

All seniors who are interested in attending

CPCC next year and have not applied should check out the CTE bulletin board or see Mrs. Wayland in the

Career Center!

BYOD St plight When your teacher puts you on

RED:

Phone on airplane mode. Put away in your bag. 1 reminder will be given if

violated before a minor SIR will be issued.

BYOD St plight

When your teacher puts you on YELLOW:

Devices on silent/vibrate May be used with teacher

permission Students will be returned to red

for misuse.

BYOD St plight When your teacher puts you on

GREEN:

Devices on silent/vibrate May be used appropriately as long as

work continues. Students will be returned to red for

misuse.

Questions?Counselors are available in the Media Center

EVERY MORNING!Please stop by if

you have any questions!

Hopewell High Dress Code

Head No bandanas,

bonnets, hair scarves, shower caps, or other head gear permitted

Hopewell High Dress Code

Upper Garments No clothing that

promotes drugs, alcohol, violence, or has nudity

No shirts which show stomach/ midriff

No spaghetti straps or low-cut tops

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Lower Garments No clothing that is too short, such as

mini skirts and shorts No sagging below the beltline No skin tight pants or pants with

excessive rips

Hopewell High Dress Code

Under Garments Under garments

should not be visible

This includes bras, underwear, boxers, etc.

H-DUB Code of Conduct

HonorHigh respect; esteem; regard with

great respect

H-DUB Code of Conduct

DutyA moral of legal obligation; a

responsibility

H-DUB Code of Conduct

UnityThe state of being joined as a whole

H-DUB Code of Conduct

BeliefTrust, faith, or confidence in someone

or something

Attention Car Riders

When dropping off in the morning, please do not pass cars.

Please pull all the way down to the far end of the curb in order to allow as many vehicles as possible to drop off at once.

H-Dub! You Know!

Class of 2016! Go Seniors!

Bell Schedule:1st- 7:15am-8:55am

2nd- 9:00am-10:30am3rd- 10:35am-12:35pm4th- 12:40pm-2:15pm

ATTENTION SENIORS!!!!

Start thinking of your SENIOR QUOTES for the yearbook!!

How To Search For Books or Research Data Online…

1. Log on to the computer2. From the desktop or start window, open

Google Chrome3. Type in this URL:

char-meck.follettdestiny.com4. Select “High School Link” on the left

side5. Choose Hopewell High School6. Begin Search!

Need Volunteer Hours? Join the Teen Tutoring Program @ North

Carolina Regional Library To be a Volunteer you must:

› Be comfortable tutoring K-5th grade in reading and or math

› Commit to tutoring at least one day a week› Be a 9th-12th grade student in good academic

standing

CPCC Spring Classes

Free college courses at CPCC in the spring

Available for juniors and seniors Must have a 3.0 GPA, reliable

transportation and be on track to graduate

If interested, see Mrs.Wayland in the auditorium before school or in the career center between classes.

SAT and PSAT Takers!

College Board is partnering with Khan Academy to offer FREE, personalized online practice for all students. Students taking the PSAT in October 2015 and redesigned SAT in

March 2016 will be able to receive their personalized practice plans after scores are released. Full SAT and PSAT practice tests

are downloadable at sat.org/officialpractice To explore official SAT practice on Khan

Academy, visit SATpractice.org

CPCC Accuplacer Test CPCC is offering several testing

sessions to accommodate our high school students that would like to participate in the College Connection Program

Some Test Dates Listed Below:› Saturday, December 5› Saturday, December 12

If you have any questions, please call 704.330.6637

AOHT Students!

You must RSVP to Ms. Baxter to attend the AOHT Mixer!

We stand with the world in this time of need.

After Submit

Join a Panel of Counselors to discuss the application process after “Submit”

9 December 2015 @5:00 PM Teen Loft at Imaginon

Duke University Summer Program

If you are currently in the 9th,10th, or 11th grade. Consider a summer program at Duke University!!!! Academically motivated students can earn college credit and learn more about college opportunities. Applications will be available beginning on December 1st at the Duke website.

Energy UnitedEnergyUnited is looking for two students to apply for a scholarship to attend the 2016 Youth Tour in June 2016. To be eligible for the tour, students must be juniors in good standing. Students chosen will have an all-expense paid trip to Washington D.C where they will learn about the role of electric coops in our nation. To learn more and apply, visit www.energyunited.com/community-youth-programs/youth/tour/ Applications and essays must be completed no later than Friday, December 4th.

Hugh O’Brian Advanced Leadership Academy for Juniors and Seniors

It is a program that immerses students in college-level curricula that enhances self-knowledge and leadership development while facilitating positive social change. Up to 3 college credits can be earned at George Mason University.

For information and registration, go to www.hoby.org/advanced-leadership-academy.

Hugh O’Brian (HBOY) State Leadership Seminar for Sophomores

It is designed to empower high school sophomores to recognize their leadership talents and apply them to become effective, ethical leaders in their home, school, and community. Seminars are three to four days long.

Go to www.HBOY.org for more information.

See your counselor to be considered for nomination.

CPCC: Associate In Engineering

It is a two year transfer program for students who want to pursue a degree in civil or mechanical engineering.

For more information about this program contact Dean Paynter chris.painter@cppc.edu or 704-330-6531 or Dr. Terance Fagan at Terence.Fagan@cpcc.edu

Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program

An unforgettable experience that allows rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors that opportunity to test-drive their career goals and get a glimpse of the future.

You can fill out an application now!! Go online to go.wfu.edu/sip for more

information about this opportunity Wake Forest representatives will be

here on December 7 for specific questions

College Visit Information:

Johnson C. Smith University

You and Your family are invited to explore this historic campus and learn about JCSU For Free

You should bring the following: Official Transcripts, SAT or ACT scores

Admission counselors will be making onsite admission decisions

Scholarship Opportunities!

The Gordon Hay Scholarship

$5,000 one time scholarship awarded to one senior student.

Application available online beginning January 4, 2016.

www.BlumenthalArts.org/scholarships Application must be received (not

postmarked) by March 18, 2016.

Mary Doctor Performing Arts Scholarships

$10,000 annually for up to 4 years awarded to two senior students.

Application available online beginning January 4, 2016.

www.BlumenthalArts.org/scholarships Application must be received (not

postmarked) by March 24, 2016.

Dorothy Counts Scoggins/ E. Virginia “Breaking Barriers” Scholarship

Non-renewable one-year award. Complete online found on the link that

reads “2016 Scholarships Application”. http://www.charlottedst.org/ Application due by February 19, 2016.

Frances Selena Johnson “Making Strides” Scholarship

Non-renewable one-year award. Complete online application found on

the link that reads “2016 Scholarship Application”.

http://www.charlottedst.org/ Application due by February 19, 2016.

Daisy Spears Stroud “Academic Achievement” Scholarships

Non-renewable one-year award. Complete online application found on

the link that reads “2016 Scholarship Application”.

http://www.charlottedst.org/ Application due by February 19, 2016.

North Carolina Wesleyan College

Students that apply and are accepted by December 15 and have a 3.0 GPA, 900 SAT (reading and math), or 19 ACT will qualify for a one time $1,000 scholarship in addition to other scholarships for which they apply

Clemson University Lyceum Scholars Program: Four-year academic program open to incoming

freshman, which provides an eight-course curriculum developing students’ faculties of inquiry and ignites their passion for knowledge. It is valued at $10,000 over four years.

To be considered, students must apply to Clemson and complete the online application available at:

www.clemson.edu/capitalism/lyceum.html

Sallie Mae Scholarship:

Recognizes hard-working students who have an interesting story to tell and are gifted intellectually, athletically, dramatically, or have a special skill.

See Ms. Teague in Student Services to be considered for nomination!

Ignite Excellence Scholarship Competition

at Gardner-Webb University

(www.gardner-webb.edu) Students who apply and meet criteria

(SAT: 1100; ACT: 24; GPA: 3.7) will be nominated by admissions counselor.

Provides full tuition up to $37,000.

SunTrust Off to College Scholarship Sweepstakes!

Provides thirty $500 scholarships to be awarded for education expenses at a college or university.

Open to current high school seniors. Free to enter and not based on GPA or financial

need. Enter online or by mail once every two weeks

up to 15 times during the sweepstakes period. Two winners chosen randomly every two

weeks from October 30, 2015 to May 13, 2015.› suntrusteducation.com/scholarshipsweepstakes

WACE Advancing Cooperative and Work-Integrated Education National Co-Op Scholarship

Renewable merit scholarships worth up to $26,000.

To qualify, students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and apply for the 2016-17 academic year at one of the WACE Partner Institutions.

Complete the online application including a 200-word essay describing why you have chosen to pursue a college cooperative education.

www.waceinc.org

2015-2016 Debutante Cotillion Scholarship

www.charlottedst.org Open to female high school students. Participation in the 52nd Debutante

Program and Cotillion Ball and provides possible scholarship opportunities.

Complete online application.

East Carolina University Scholarships

www.ecu.edu/honors/ Open to students who apply to ECU

and meet criteria for honors college. Multiple honors scholarships based on

academic excellence and leadership with values up to $40,000.

Complete ECU application.

The Oxford Royale Thomas Garner Scholarship

Offering a limited number of scholarships and bursaries for 12 weeks Gap Year Research project that cover up 100% of all course fees

www.oxford-royale.co.uk/international-study-centre/gap-year-project/thomas-garner-scholarships/

18-25 ages from all over the world

Lenoir Rhyne Teaching Scholars Program

Up to $5,500 a year for 4 years Nominees must be interested in

applying to Lenoir Rhyne and pursing teaching as a career. Recipients are selected on the basis of their potential for academic excellence as a university student and a sincere desire to serve other through a career in teaching

http://edu.lr.edu/teachingscholars Submit application by January 10, 2016

Boston University Trustee Scholarship

Covers full undergraduate tuition plus orientation and mandatory student fee for four years

Trustee scholars rank at the rank of their classes and demonstrate exceptional leadership in their schools and communities

bu.edu/admissions/trustee Submit application by December 1, 2015

UNCG Guarantee Scholarship

Provides funding to students so they can graduate in the first four years with little to no debt

Criteria: receive a combined SAT score of 1000 or above on Critical Reading or Math or an ACT of 21 or Above

Must enroll to UNCG

The Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Abroad Program:

Merit-based scholarships to spend an academic year in countries that may include Bosnia & Herzegovina, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Macedonia, Malaysia, Morocco, Philippines, Senegal, Thailand, and Turkey.

This program increases understanding between people in the United States and people in countries with significant Muslim populations. Students live with host families, attend local schools, do community service, and complete a capstone project.

http://www.yes-abroad.org/ Complete online application via website. Applications for academic year 2016-17 programs are

due December 1, 2015.

The Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program (CBYX)

This program was established in 1983 to celebrate German-American friendship based on common values of democracy. Students live with hose families, attend local schools, and participate in community life in Germany.

For more information, please go to http://www.usagermanyscholarship.org/

American College Foundation Visionary Scholarship

Multiple winners ranging from 1,000-5,000

Open to All High School Students

Allegacy Federal Credit union Scholarship

4-$1,300 Scholarships for college or university

4-$250 Scholarships for community/ technical schools

Criteria: › Must be a primary member of allegacy

credit union › Be a high school senior

Global Lifetime Experience: deNoyelles-orr Scholarships

Full funding for a year to a Country of your choice

Criteria: › Current CMS high-school Student; › 15-18 years of age at the time of the program; › Eligible for the free or reduced lunch program; › Completed one year of language coursework; › Apply for AFS intercultural program and be

accepted.

West Scholars Program for Prospective Teachers at Catawba College

Awarded to students who have great leadership, academic, and community outreach potential.

Receive $2500 Criteria:

› Combined (Math and Reading) SAT of 1110› GPA of at least 3.4› Apply to Catawba

Visit www.Catawba.edu for information

NCAE Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship

Applicants must be North Carolina residents enrolled as seniors in high school who are planning to continue their education beyond high school

Amount varies Application due by February 1, 2016

http;//www.ncae.org/get-involved/awards/

The NC Retail Merchants Association Scholarships

For high school students working in retail or has a parent working in retail

48 available scholarships valued at $2,500 each

Application due by April 4, 2016

http://www.retailpaysforcollege.org