Daily Announcements

  The Science National Honor Society will meet on Wednesday morning at 6.45am in the LGI. Noura, Abril, Valeria and Yahir will be presenting.

  The National Honor Society (NHS) will have an Interest Meeting on Tuesday, October 8 in the LGI at 2:50pm. This meeting is open to all Juniors and Seniors who are interested in service, leadership, character and scholarship.

  Today's the day! The CyLakes voter registration drive is taking place in the library during 1st through 6th periods. If you are a U.S. citizen and at least 18 years old by November 5th, you may be eligible to vote in the presidential election. You need to know your driver's license number or the last 4 digits of your Social Security number in order to register. Seniors in Government and Economics classes will visit the library during their gov or eco class periods. Seniors who are not in gov or eco classes this semester can visit the library during lunch. Get ready to make your voice heard, Spartans, and register to vote!

  Good Morning, Spartans! Cy-Lakes offers a number of opportunities to help students achieve their post-secondary goals all while earning a high school diploma. Did you know that we offer many different career certification opportunities through our career and technology courses? Students also have the opportunity to begin earning college credit through Advanced Placement or Dual Credit. When picking your courses for next school year, be sure to take advantage of these opportunities when registering with your counselor.

  Buenos días Spartans, for Hispanic Heritage Month today we are recognizing Sonia Sotomayor, a proud Puerto Rican-American, who made history as the first Hispanic and third woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Her journey from a humble upbringing in the Bronx to the highest court in the land exemplifies the American dream. Justice Sotomayor's unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and representation inspires us all. She's a symbol of hope and a testament to the power of perseverance.

  Hello Spartans, National Technical Honor society applications have been reviewed. If you applied for NTHS, please check the personal email you provided to view the Membership Acceptance Letter for detailed information regarding your acceptance, along with any additional steps. Congrats to all New and Returning National Technical Honor Society Members!

  Greetings to all the 260 HOSA members, remember to stay up to date on all upcoming events and get important information... Check the HOSA schoology group daily and join the remind, the code can be found on the groups main page and All information can be found under the resources tab. Have questions about an upcoming events? Ask 8 members before you ask Ms. H or simply send a message to the Cy Lakes HOSA Instagram and an officer will get back to you!

  Attention Spartans! This Friday, we will have a Pep Rally, and you don't want to miss out! Pep rally wristbands are on sale for just $3 during all lunches this Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. You can pay with cash or card. Be sure to grab yours early because they’re going to sell out fast! Let’s show that Spartan spirit and make this pep rally one to remember!

  Good Morning, Spartans! Not sure what career you should pursue in your future? No worries! Xello provides a career assessment tool to help guide you based on your personal interests and academic strengths. When you log into Xello, click “About Me” and start the Matchmaker quiz. Remember, whatever your needs and goals for the future, there is a path for you.

  Buenos días Spartans, for Hispanic Heritage Month today we are recognizing Dr. Humberto Fernandez-Morán, a Venezuelan scientist and inventor, who played a pivotal role in advancing electron microscopy technology as well as creating the first diamond shaped scalpel and later working with NASA in the Apollo Project. His groundbreaking work in the mid-20th century significantly improved our understanding of cellular structures and led to important developments in medical research. Dr. Fernandez-Morán's legacy continues to inspire scientists worldwide, reminding us of the profound impact of Hispanic scientists on the field of microscopy and beyond.