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  • Girls Soccer Interest Meeting

    After school Friday OR swing by O'Hara's room (403) sometime Friday during school to get more info.
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  • Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

    HOSA is Collecting any Spare change for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society! See a HOSA member to make your donation today, follow us on twitter at @SRMHSHOSA to see the link where you can donate online.
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  • ACT/SAT Prep Review

    FREE ACT/SAT prep review session @ tinyurl.com/aplusact-sat
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  • UNC - Chapel Hill

    Prospective First-Generation students interested in UNC-Chapel Hill. Special session just for you! Register NOW at www.tinyurl.com/uncfirstgen.
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  • Apprenticeship Opportunity

    Are you a junior or senior with at least a 2.8 GPA and interested in a career in engineering or manufacturing, then you may be a great candidate for a paid apprenticeship through NCTAP. See Ms. Brickhouse for more information or complete the interest form from the school website or in student services.
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  • Annual Fruit Sale

    The band is having our annual fruit sale. See any band member for catalog and prices.
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  • SRMHS Sweatshirts

    Authentic sweatshirts now available for pre-sale online.
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  • Application for Federal Student Aid

    Seniors, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, opens on October 1.
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  • Senior Dues

    are now due...$35 on or before Nov 20.....$50 thereafter. See Ms. Kia Sutton in room 510 during lunch or after school.
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Why Choose SRMHS?

  • At SRMHS,  blending University Connections with Design, Arts & Engineering, creates a challenging and dynamic environment for all students. Emphasizing leadership and character development, along with engaging college and career pathways, students maximize their potential as global citizens and strong community leaders. Corporate and university partnerships, mentoring, and support strongly enhance this magnet theme. Through this unique magnet model, students are provided skills training for college and the workplace that are increasingly dependent upon technology, creativity, innovations, and leadership.

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