Weekly Preview 10/9- 10/14
October 8, 2017
Monday 10/9
- Girls weightlifting tryouts
- Home JV football vs Mainland at 4:30pm
- Boys golf at 5 star 18 hole tournament 8am – 9am
- Gym volleyball practice 3:30pm- 5:30pm
- Gym girls basketball conditioning 5:30pm- 7:30pm
- Boys basketball open gym 7pm- 9pm
Tuesday 10/10
- Gym wrestling 3pm- 4:15pm
- Gym volleyball practice 3:30pm- 5:30pm
- Volleyball at Deland 7pm- 9pm
Wednesday 10/11
- LCD practice in the auditorium 2pm- 3:30pm
- Girls golf at FPC 3:30pm
- Gym volleyball practice 3:30pm- 5:30pm
- Gym girls basketball conditioning 5:30pm- 7:30pm
- Auditorium reserved for student one acts 7pm- 9pm
- Boys basketball open gym 7pm- 9pm
Thursday 10/12
- Picture makeups and senior formals
- Blood drive 6:30am- 2:45pm
- Away boys golf vs Spruce Creek 8am- 9am
- Gym wrestling 3pm- 4:15pm
- Gym volleyball practice 3:30pm- 5:30pm
- Auditorium reserved for student one acts 7pm- 9pm
- Volleyball at Spruce Creek 7pm- 9pm
Friday 10/13
- Away football at Winter Springs 7pm
- Picture makeups and senior formals
- Fun Friday in the courtyard 11am- 12pm
- Gym volleyball practice 3:30pm- 5:30pm
- Gym rentals Hot Shots basketball 6:30pm- 8:30pm
- Auditorium reserved for student one acts 7pm- 9pm
Saturday 10/14
- JROTC Raider Challenge at UHS track practice field
- SAT tutoring 1A 2nd floor
About the Writer
![Online classes tend to be very difficult since it is a different standard of learning. If you struggle with this, you’re not alone. Here’s some stories from Live students who encountered these lessons:
1. Kyle Dennis, senior: “There will be times when I’m feeling really lazy or tired and I don’t want to get up in between classes or during lunch,” Dennis said. “I just sit on the couch for 7 hours and this makes me feel more lazy or tired and I get no work done because of it.
3. Emma Matthews, junior: “Scheduling ahead to do work took me a long while to figure out,” Matthews said. “I struggle with procrastination a lot and being home makes it worse i really agree with scheduling ahead to do work, but tracking due dates and staying on top of work really helps with that problem.”
4. Johnnie Jefferson, senior: “For a week or so I wasn’t [taking breaks] at all and it was really draining my mental health because all I would do is wake up do schoolwork lay down in bed for an hour and then repeat,” Jefferson said. “I wasn’t even eating much much less leaving my house. Now I give myself time to go and get some fresh air and it helps me feel less like a drone doing the same repetitive thing over and over again.”](https://uhspress.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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