Millennium Minute 2-24

Posted Date: 02/24/26 (12:46 PM)

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Millennium Minute

Keeping you up to date with Falcon news!

February 24, 2026

MHS NEWS AND UPDATES

Upcoming Activities At A Glance

End of Quarter 3, February 27th.

Min. Day, March 6th.

Spirit Week, March 23rd - 27th.

Spring Break, March 30th - April 10th.

Reminder to families: Quarter grades are visible on Aeries but will not appear on final transcripts; this is a progress report grade only.

Celebrating Black Excellence - Black History Month Murals Are Back!

On our February Minimum First Friday, MHS launched our 8th annual Black History Month mural door display contest. The morning of February 6th, students remained in their HUB homeroom class for the duration of the day, collaborating in creating their unique canvas honoring the significant figure from Black history they had researched and selected as a class. The student-led works of art our Falcons produced were then hung from our doors all month in celebration of Black History Month.

The door decoration contest was judged Monday, February 23rd, and Tuesday, February 24th by a panel including our own Black Student Union students, Falcon Leadership, and the Tracy African American Association.

The winners of the contest will be announced next Friday, on our March Minimum First Friday.

Below are just a few examples of the amazing work our Falcons created this year!

Global Glimpse

Ms. Amador and Ms. Ali are honored to share the progress of this year's Global Glimpse travelers.

Global Glimpse is an educational travel program that "expands perspectives, bridges divides, and unlocks leadership potential so teens can differentiate themselves and change the world, one little bit at a time."

Global Glimpse students leap with excutement

This year's Global Glimpsers are (left to right):

Sofia Rios - Costa Rica; Vivian Fong - Costa Rica; Devon Cox - Panama; Andin Solomon - Dominican Republic; and Mrs. Keys - Costa Rica on the far right.

For more information on joining next year's trip, reach out to Ms. Amador by emailing ramador@tracylc.net.

Winter Sports Wrap Up

From our Athletic Director, Coach Drew Reyes, highlights of the season for our Winter Sports teams...

Boys' Basketball

They showed great improvement as the season went along.
As a whole this season, the team became much more competitive.

Girls' Basketball

Made the play-offs for the fifth year in a row.
Co-league champions.

Girls' Soccer

Made play-offs for the second year in a row.
League champions.

Boys' Soccer

Made play-offs for the most recent in a long line of many.
League champions for the eighth year in a row.

Senior Spotlight - Basketball

Senior captains pose at the last basketball game of the season

Noah "Chris" Christian and Dominic Ramos

Boys' Basketball Senior Captains

Sarah DiGiallonardo

Girls' Basketball Senior Captain

Senior Spotlight - Soccer

Senior captains pose at the last soccer game of the season

Youssef Gad, Brian Mora, and Dario Kristo

Varsity Boys' Soccer Senior Captains

Madyson Humphrey and Kylie Edwards

Varsity Girls' Soccer Senior Captains

Senior Spotlight - Cheer

Vania Galvan and Kaylani Muscat

Senior Cheer Captains

Aanshi Parekh and her mother at the ceremony

Millennium Senior Honored by DAR with Good Citizen Award

Aanshi Parekh was honored February 18th by the El Toyon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with their Good Citizen of the Year Award. The Good Citizen award for seniors in high school leadership, established in 1934, is a prestigious program recognizing high school seniors for four specific values.

Aanshi receiving her honor cord for graduation along with a pin and certificate of Good Citizenship from the DAR

Those values are: outstanding dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism.

Criteria for the award are faculty nomination, a personal statement, and participation in a limited-preparation essay contest on the subject of patriotism. Aanshi was one of only 13 students in San Joaquin County to receive this award. We are very proud of this Falcon!

Tracy Bike Life Youth Program @ Millennium!

The Tracy Bike Life Youth Program provides training in bicycle assembly, maintenance, repair, and safety to youth ages 7-17. Students engage in hands-on learning while refurbishing a bike that they get to keep. Classes are every Tuesday from 5:00-7:00 pm for 6 weeks

The QR code to register is in the flyer linked below.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q4UO1DKI9487SDoKgDXvZ5MYX4WtEh34/view?usp=drive_link

Homework Support

Is your student struggling with school work? Homework support is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-8:30AM. Math homework support is available in Room 101, Ms. Ali's room, and English homework support is available in Room 107, Mrs. Ernst's room.

A defeated-appearing child sits between two stacks of books

Did You Know?

The Millennium events calendar for the whole year can be accessed right here on ParentSquare. In laptop or desktop mode, from the "home" page with the main announcements feed, you will see the calendar in the upper right corner of the screen. Beneath the calendar is a summary of upcoming events. If you click "view all", you can view events for the entire year! Check frequently as events may be added, or times changed.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please reach out to Millennium directors Matthew Young and Elizabeth Lamanna.

(209) 290-0511
myoung@tracylc.net
blamanna@tracylc.net