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    Mane Events

    First Day of SchoolSeptember 6

    7:20 am -2:05 pmWelcome back to another year of

    school!

    South FairfaxChamber Challenge 10K and

    Fun RunSeptember 18

    8 am- 3 pmRegistered runners will race to

    raise money for the PTSO

    Fall Play Auditions

    September 19-212:30-5:30 pmStudents will try-out for a part inthe fall play. Auditions will take

    place in the auditorium

    MS Back 2 School NightSeptember 20

    6-9:30 pmParents of middle school stu-

    dents will have a chance to meetand talk with teachers.

    SAT Boot CampSeptember 24 -25

    9 am- 1 pmStudents will prepare for the up-coming SAT in a 5 hour review

    session.

    HS Back 2 School NightSeptember 27

    6-9:30 pm

    Parents of high school studentswill have a chance to meet and

    talk with teachers.

    Class of 2014 Yard SaleOctober 18 am- 1pm

    Help support the class of 2014by attending the yard sale; held

    in the gym.

    Sept. 6, 2011Volume VII, Issue 1

    WELCOME BACK STALLIONS!

    Page 2 Page 3Wanna know about

    the new bell sched-ule? Want to see how

    it aects your moring

    routine? Turn to page 2

    to nd out!

    Turn to page 3 to

    nd out about yourfavorite varsity sports

    schedules, times, and

    dates. Come out and

    support them!

    Want to know

    about how last

    years junior/seniorprom went? Turn

    to page 4 to nd

    out all about it!

    A Look

    Inside:

    Page 4

    (Above) Patiently waiting, Elaine Mangulabnan, junior, and Alisher Pazylbeckov, senior, recieve their schedules and back-to-

    school packets during Stallion Stampede. (Below) Parents, staff, and students alike walk throughout the school, greeting one

    another after the summer break. This orientation session, from 5-7 pm, was a repeat success in our schools history.

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    Back to SchoolSept. 6, 20112

    Hey Stallions! Welcome Back- Lets hope this year is the best yet (especially for all the seniors!)This year in T Courier, weve made, and are making, some new changes that you will all hopefullyenjoy. First off, we have a Twitter this year that we will hope to keep you all updated on everythingfrom early releases to the latest touchdown at football games. Follow us @ SCCourier and well

    follow you back. Ask Stella, the advice column, is still up and running too; so ask away for adviceon grades, family, and relationships. Our blog (see below) will have PDFs of all the editions we putout, as well as small mini articles in between issues and pictures from various event. Have a storyidea or know someone who should be featured in the paper? Tell us in the hallway. Drop by the classroom, or send us an email. Were working harder than ever to bring you stories that you actuallyThe Courier is the voice of the students, so if you see us in the hall, give us your opinion.Have a great year, Stallions!

    -The Courier Staff

    September 6, 2011

    Volume VII, Issue 1

    Management

    Editor-in-Chief

    Phoebe McPherson

    Managing Editors

    Matt Masakayan

    Connor Smith

    Diana Piskor

    BusinessDepartment Head

    Open

    Photography

    Manager

    Rae Legine

    Rodriguez

    Front/News

    Editors

    TBD

    Features

    Editors

    Rachel Sandler

    Nicole Wittkop

    Spread

    Editors

    Mehreen Naghmi

    Taylore Thomas

    Assistant Editor

    Mariah Kushin

    Editorial/Opinion

    Editors

    Michael Berghold

    Kelly Sparks

    Columnist

    Namisha Khatri

    Editorial Cartoonist

    Prashant

    Bishjwakarma

    Sports

    Editors

    Rachel Binzer

    Alexander McGill

    ColumnistConnor Smith

    Mike Egbert

    Back Page/ Photo

    Essay

    Editor

    Nisha Ansari

    Adviser

    Carol Floto

    Published approximately once a

    month, The South County Courier is

    the student-run newspaper of South

    County. The Courier is an independent

    newspaper serving the students, faculty

    and community as a forum for student

    expression. It is an open forum for student

    expression produced by the High School

    Journalism Department. It is distributed

    free to every student. Families who wishto have their newspaper mailed home

    can buy a subscription to the publication

    for $20 per year. The Courieris located in

    Room B134 and can be reached by calling

    703-446-1843 or e-mail at Carol.Floto@

    fcps.edu

    Questions? Comments? Letters to the

    Editor? Email us at soco.courier@yahoo.

    com or follow us on Twitter @SCCourier.

    Ask Stella at formspring.me/goaskstella.

    GOING CYBER!

    New Schedule 2011-2012

    The Courier is now

    online! Follow us

    on Twitter, @SC-

    Courier and check

    out our blog: www.thedigitalcourier.

    blogspot.com where

    we will be posting

    until our website is

    up and running!

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    Back to School Sept. 6, 2011 3Fall Sports Schedule

    September 1Cross Country @ Bull Run Park TBAVolleyball @ Oakton 7:15 pm

    September 2Field Hockey at Chantilly 7:30 pmFootball Against Hayeld @ SCSS 7:30 pm

    September 8

    Field Hockey @ Langley 7:30 pmVolleyball Against Stone Bridge @ SCSS 7:15 pm

    September 9Football @ Oakton 7:30 pm

    September 10

    Cross County @ Burke Lake 8:00 pm

    September 12Field Hockey Against Woodson @SCSS 7:30 pmVolleyball Against Westeld @ SCSS 7:15 pm

    September 14Cross Country @ TC Williams 5:00 pmVolleyball @ Hayeld 7:15 pmGolf @ Laurel Hill TBA

    September 16Football @ West Potomac 7:30 pmField Hockey Against Lake Braddock @SCSS 7:30 pm

    September 17Cross Country @ Oatlands Plantation TBA

    September 19Volleyball @ Chantilly 7:15 pm

    September 20Cross Country at South Run 5:00 pmGolf District Tournament @ Twin Lakes TBA

    September 21Golf District Tournament @ Twin Lakes TBA

    September 21

    Field Hockey Against Lee @ SCSS 7:30

    find the full schedule online at www.stallionsports.org

    SENIO12 BULLETIEN!

    CONGRATULATIONS ON COM-MITTING!

    Who? Devin VandykeSport? Football

    School? Virginia Tech

    the best feeling is the one youget right before the game andbeating down an opponent

    (above, left) The freshman

    field hockey team pose

    and smile before facingoff against Herndom on

    September 30. (above,

    right) The varsity football

    team runs drills. This year,

    the team has a new head

    coach: Gerry Pannoni.

    (Right) The crew team,

    working together, carry on

    of their boats to the front of

    the school for display for the

    Stampede. The crew team

    went to Nationals this past

    school year and have consis-

    tintly performed well.

    dont youwish youwere one

    two?

    seniorpanoramic:

    October 12th

    lookh

    erefor

    seniorda

    tes,in

    fo,

    andcommit

    ments

    toscho

    ols!

    Homecoming:TheSunGraduationDate:June18th

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    Back to SchoolSept. 6, 20114

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    (Above) Seniors Jessie

    Knowles, Kaylee Tail-

    lon, and Jackie Best

    group together for pic-

    tures before prom thispast June. Prom was

    joint (junior-senior) and

    will be again this year,

    making the younger

    grades more likely to

    attend. (Right) Deia

    Xhixho (senior) and

    Cole Mendes (Class of

    2011) prepare for prom.

    Junior-senior prom hascaused much controver-

    sy in regards to tradi-

    tion and fairness.

    (above)Stu-

    dents stand,

    watching the

    gym fill before

    the pep rally.(below) par-

    ents discuss

    prices for spirit

    wear.