Northview Class Of 2020 To Return Items, Pick-up Yearbooks And Gifts Wednesday

May 10, 2020

The Northview High School Class of 2020 will drive-thru the school bus loop Wednesday to returns items and pick up yearbooks and a special gifts.

Here is the announcement from the school:

We have some exciting news for our seniors! On Wednesday, May 13th, we will be hosting a drive-through in the school’s bus loop for you to pick up and drop off items. Included in this will be some very special gifts for you! You will also be able to pick up your already purchased yearbooks and be the first to purchase a yearbook if you would like. Yearbooks will be $65, cash only, no checks. Also, you will be able to drop off library books, dual enrollment textbooks, and uniforms, along with anything else you need to return to the school at this time (Chromebooks and other textbooks will be collected at a later date). The schedule is as follows-

9:00 – 10:00 Last names A – C
10:00 – 11-00 Last names D – L
11:00 – 12:00 Last names M – R
12:00 – 1:00 Last names S – Z

When possible, to help with the traffic flow, we encourage seniors to ride separately unless they live together, and please come at your appointed time. If you show up outside of your appointed time, you will need to come back at the appropriate time. No one will be allowed to get out of their car; this is for your safety as well as the safety of those who are distributing in the loop.

We are excited to see you all!

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One Response to “Northview Class Of 2020 To Return Items, Pick-up Yearbooks And Gifts Wednesday”

  1. Best wishes on May 10th, 2020 3:20 pm

    Best wishes Class of COVID-19!

    Some sage advice:

    1. If you do not pursue further education, you’re depending on inheritance, or will end up dirt poor. Always pursue and be open to new learning opportunities. When offered free education, take it! Never stop learning new stuff.

    2. Minimize debt and expenses. Buy a good used car, not new. Thrift stores have some good clothing. Eating in is less expensive than eating out. Avoid cable TV, expensive phone plans, and recurring subscriptions not being used.

    3. Save money. Open a stock brokerage account as an Individual Retirement Account. Buy just a few shares of an Exchange Traded Fund, or ETF, likely an S&P 500 ETF. Preferably open a Roth IRA, but understand the tax requirements. Even if you make no further deposits until your late 20’s, your retirement savings system is underway. You will likely become wealthy one day. Save just a itty bitty little bit.

    4. Always work towards a better job. Be open minded and flexible. Carefully consider the impact of COVID19 and automation/robotics in what you pursue.

    5. Climate change can and will be expensive. Look for ways to reduce energy expenses in your future homes and transportation by design and use. Windows, attics, water heating, cooling, appliances. Think about how to use free energy on your property. Example: attic heat for water heating. As you build your homes, look ahead 10 and 25 years at utility bills. Also, avoid purchasing flood prone properties. Protect your biggest investment! Better the world!

    6. Hold off on having kids until you discover who you are. Wait until you’re 23-25 on the children. You’ll be in a better position in another half decade to be a stronger parent. And when you have kids, share your life, and show them the little things, not just TV.

    7. Stay away from cigarettes, vaping, and other silly body harming behaviors. It’s expensive, a waste, deprives you of accomplishing the above, and creates evil little tumors that take you over, creating sadness for those around you who really admire and love you.

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