Veteran`s Day Celebration November 11, 2015

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GRENADIER NEWS
E.G.H.S. Parent Newsletter 3rd Quarter - January 2016
http://eghs.d214.org
Veteran’s Day Celebration
November 11, 2015
Principal’s Letter (English & Español).................................................................................................................. Page 2-3
Activities Promo Night...............................................................................................................................................Page 4
Grading Calendar........................................................................................................................................................Page 5
2016-17 Counselor Alignment..................................................................................................................................Page 6
Saturday Success Academy.........................................................................................................................................Page 7
Congratulations to Our Students........................................................................................................................ Page 8-12
Student Services Events (January - April)..............................................................................................................Page 13
Students of 2nd Quarter....................................................................................................................................... Page 14-15
Testing Dates - ACT/SAT/AP Exams (English & Español)........................................................................... Page 16-19
From the School Nurse.............................................................................................................................................Page 20
Spring Musical Information.....................................................................................................................................Page 21
2015 Illinois At-A-Glance Report Card............................................................................................................ Page 22-30
D214 Parent News.....................................................................................................................................................Page 31
2016 Summer School Information/Summer Internships............................................................................... Page 32-33
Latino Parent Information/Cinco de Mayo Celebration................................................................................ Page 34-35
PBIS Information.......................................................................................................................................................Page 36
D214 On-Line Auction/Digital Media Festival/EG Phone Short Cut Info.......................................................Page 37
Post Prom & GAB Information/Grens Gala ................................................................................................... Page 38-39
D214 on Twitter & Facebook/Emergency Weather Information........................................................................Page 40
Elk Grove High School:
847-718-4400
http://eghs.d214.org
Attendance Office (Must Have Student ID #)
Last Name A-L:
847-718-4401 or 4402
Last Name M-Z:
847-718-4403 or 4404
Anonymous Tip Line:
Sports Information: 847-718-4551
847-718-4420
From the Desk of the Principal........
Dear Grenadier Parents: I hope you are keeping warm and that you had a peaceful holiday season. It is with pleasure that I share these updates with you! First, it is important that you read the student assessment update contained within this newsletter. Some of our assessments will be different from those of past years, and we want you to be familiar with the schedule so that you can help your student do his/her very best on the upcoming exams. I am excited to inform you that over 95% of our Freshman Class, over 500 students have applied for the Harper Promise Program, which can provide up to 2 FREE years of college tuition to students who meet criteria in the areas of grades, public service, and attendance. This amazing opportunity is yet another reason why EGHS and District 214 are a great place to be! Our Theater Department just earned one of the most prestigious honors in the State of Illinois, as our Fall Play She Kills Monsters was selected as a featured performance at the Illinois Theater Fest. Over 50 students and staff traveled to Illinois State University to perform the play in front of more than 1,000 spectators. Their performance was truly remarkable, and our show was one of the most celebrated events of the entire weekend! Our Marching Band received some very exciting news in November, as it was selected as the only representative from Illinois in the National Independence Day Parade on July 4 in Washington, D. C. Senator Dick Durbin recorded and shared a personal message with our students during EGHS’s annual Veterans Day Assembly. This will mark the first time the Marching Grenadiers have participated in a Washington, D. C. parade, and it will certainly make for an exciting summer for our band members and families. During this year’s Elk Grove High School Food Drive alone, over 40,000 cans of food were collected by our students and staff. This total once again shattered the previous school record and made a difference in the lives of many in our community and beyond. The service and selflessness shown by our EG Nation is always incredible, but we have attained a level that was previously thought impossible. Once again the Elk Grove High School yearbook, Montage, received First Place from the American Scholastic Press Association. We are looking forward to inviting the Class of 2020 into the fold very soon, and we know that they will uphold the legacy of quality that has been established. Have a wonderful winter! All the best to you and your families. Sincerely, Paul Kelly Principal EGHS Parent Newsletter
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3rd Quarter - January 2016
Del escritorio del director........
Estimados Padres Granaderos: Espero se estén manteniendo bien abrigados en este frío clima y que hayan tenido una temporada navideña placentera. ¡Es con gran placer que quisiera compartir con ustedes las siguientes noticias! Primero, es importante que lean las nuevas noticias sobre los exámenes en este boletín. Algunos de los exámenes serán diferentes que los años pasados, y queremos que estén familiarizados con las fechas para que puedan ayudar a sus estudiantes para dar el mayor rendimiento en estos exámenes. Estoy muy contento de informarles que más del 95% de nuestros estudiantes de 9no grado han aplicado para el programa de la Promesa de Harper, el cual podría proveer hasta 2 años de colegiatura GRATIS en el colegio para estudiantes que cumplan los criterios en las áreas de grados, servicio público, y asistencia. ¡Esta increíble oportunidad es otra de las razones por las que EGHS y el Distrito 214 son unas de las gran instituciones! Nuestro departamento de teatro acaba de recibir uno de los honores más prestigiosos en el estado de Illinois, ya que nuestra obra teatral de otoño She Kills Monsters fue seleccionada como la representación destacada del Festival de Teatro en Illinois. Más de 50 estudiantes y personal viajaron a la Universidad del Estado de Illinois (ISU, por sus siglas en inglés) para actuar en la obra en frente de más de 1,000 espectadores. ¡Su representación fue realmente extraordinaria, y nuestra obra fue uno de los eventos más celebrados en todo el fin de semana! Nuestra banda de marcha recibió unas noticias muy emocionantes en noviembre, ya que fue seleccionada como la única representante de Illinois en el desfile del Día Nacional de Independencia el 4 de julio en Washington, D. C. El senador Dick Durbin grabó y compartió un mensaje personal con nuestros estudiantes durante la asamblea anual para el Día de los Veteranos. Esta será la primera vez que la banda de marcha de los Granaderos participe en un desfile de Washington D. C., y será ciertamente un verano emocionante para los miembros de la banda y sus familiares. Durante la colecta de alimentos de este año de Elk Grove High School, más de 40,000 latas de alimentos fueron recaudadas por nuestros estudiantes y personal. Este total nuevamente supero el año pasado e hizo una gran diferencia en las vidas de muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad. El servicio y altruismo demostrado por la Nación EG es siempre increíble, pero hemos alcanzado un nivel que se pensaba era imposible de alcanzar. De nuevo, el anuario de Elk Grove High School, Montage, recibió el Primer Lugar de la Asociación de Prensa Escolástica Americana. Esperamos ansiosos por invitar a la Clase del 2020 próximamente, y sabemos que ellos mantendrán el legado de calidad escolar que ha sido establecido. ¡Espero tengan un invierno estupendo! Mis mejores deseos para ustedes y sus familias. Sinceramente, Paul Kelly Director EGHS Parent Newsletter
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ATTENTION
ALL INCOMING
EGHS FRESHMEN
YOU ARE INVITED TO….
Spring 2016
Activities Promo Night
Monday, April 4th, 2016
7:00pm – 8:30pm
E.G.H.S Gymnasium
ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES….
• All incoming freshmen
• new students and their parents
to find out about Elk Grove….
• Activities
• athletics
• clubs
• fine & performing arts
♦ Sponsors will be available for questions
♦ Athletic Summer Camp Information
will be available
♦ Email Robert Murphy, assistant principal for
athletics and activities, with any questions:
[email protected]
EGHS Parent Newsletter
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2015 – 2016 ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL GRADING CALENDAR
ALL Grades due at 8:00am* 1st Grading Period • • 2nd Grading Period End of Quarter 1 Friday, October 30, 2015 Quarter 1 Grades Due Monday, November 3, 2015 • End of Quarter 2 Friday, January 22, 2016 • Quarter 2/Semester 1 Grades Due Tuesday, January 26, 2016 1st Semester Final Exams • Wednesday, January 20, 2016 (periods 1, 2, 6) • Thursday, January 21, 2016 (periods 3, 7, 4) • Friday, January 22, 2016 (periods 8, 5, make-‐up) 3rd Grading Period • • 4th Grading Period End of Quarter 3 Friday, April 1, 2016 Quarter 3 Grades Due Monday, April 4, 2016 • End of Quarter 4 Friday, June 10, 2016 (Last Day of School) • Quarter 4 /Semester 2 Grades Due Monday, June 13, 2016 2nd Semester Final Exams • Wednesday, June 8, 2016 (periods 1, 2, 6) • Thursday, June 9, 2016 (periods 3, 7, 4) • Friday, June 10, 2016 (periods 8, 5, make-‐up) Senior Final Exams/Grading Information Potential Senior Failures due Thursday, May 16, 2016 at 7:45 am Monday, May 23rd – Weekly Monitoring Report used to calculate Senior Final Exemptions* Exams: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 (periods 5-8) Exams: Wednesday, June 1, 2016 (periods 1-4) Thursday, June 2, 2016 Final Senior Grades Due – 8:00 am To be exempt, a senior must have fewer than 7 excused absences (excused by a parent), fewer than 7 single-period
unexcused absences, and no D’s/ F’s on the May 18th weekly D/F report. They also must obtain teacher permission.
Revised: 08/31/15 EGHS Parent Newsletter
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FRESHMEN
A-Clo
Cr-Ge
Go-La
Le-Ort
Ortl-Sa
Sc-Z
ELL A-L
ELL M-Z
Elk Grove High School
2016-2017 School Year
Counselor Caseload Alignment
(CLASS OF 2020)
Steve Gordon
Anna Foecking
Deb Ohler
Maria Mroz
Heather DeCook
Scott Deutsch
Ruby Aleman
Alex Sanchez
718-4454
718-4448
718-4516
718-4450
718-4451
718-4453
718-4449
718-4607
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
SOPHOMORES (CLASS OF 2019)
A-Cl
Steve Gordon
Co-Go
Anna Foecking
Gra-L
Deb Ohler
M-Patel
Maria Mroz
Pati-Sch
Heather DeCook
Sci-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez
JUNIORS (CLASS OF 2018)
A-Con
Steve Gordon
Coo-Gon
Anna Foecking
Gop-Lin
Deb Ohler
Lo-Pan
Maria Mroz
Pap-Sa
Heather DeCook
Sc-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez
SENIORS (CLASS OF 2017)
A-Ci
Steve Gordon
Cj-Gou
Anna Foecking
Goy-L
Deb Ohler
M-Pe
Maria Mroz
Ph-Se
Heather DeCook
Sh-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L
Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z
Alex Sanchez
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Hey Grenadiers… -‐Need help with school work? -‐Want to improve your grades? Saturday Success Academy may be just what you need! We have teachers on duty to help with homework, projects and overall skill development. All Saturday times are:
8:30 am to 11:30 am in the EG Library
Please enter through Door # 30
Third Quarter
Fourth Quarter
February 20
February 27th
March 5th
March 12th
April 9th
April 16th
May 7th
May 14th
May 21st
June 4th
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ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS
2015 - 2016
Inga Augustaitis Erik Bonilla-‐Sanchez Nicholas Crenshaw Rachel Cybulski Adam Doruff Benjamin Faughn Sean Frintner Natalie Hardy Samantha Ivers Hiroaki Kamata Anna Kopacz Rachel Lullo Elizabeth McDaniel Jordan Niebuhr Monica Patel Kathryn Riopel Juan Rojas-‐Rodriguez Madison Schumacher Yesenia Soto Matthew Sweeney Justine Tran Sejal Vora Michael Banasik Anastasia Bravos Carly Crothers Artha DaSilva Jorge Duran Kristen Fidler Jacob Gehring Evan Hatfield Danielle Jagusch Sanae Kato Campbell Kraemer Jonathan Maday Brandon Medina Hannah Olson Neeca Penaflor Aaron Rivera Alyssa Rosenorn Philip Sijimon Matthew Stein Polyxeni Thanopoulos Ailyn Trujillo Carlos Zamarron Angelo Bastas Bradley Carpenter Jack Crothers Melissa DeLaCruz Connor Emmerich Anthony Frigo Jane Go Mary Hirschauer Elisa Kajiwara Breanna Keenley Sean Lehning Phillip Mahoney Michael Miceli Jeet Patel Kostadin Pendev Antonio Rivera Mikayla Santorelli Katie Skoufes Nicole Sugihara Niki Tingas Edward Vere These students are in the top 10% of all graduating seniors in the State of Illinois. The criterion used is a combination of national examination scores and class rank. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS ~2014 INDUCTEES~ Eduardo Almaraz Sydney Chan Artha Da Silva Connor Emmerich Sean Frintner Evan Hatfield Elisa Kajiwara Sean Lehning Nancy Morales Monica Patel Juan Rojas Filip Siwecki Nicole Sugihara Ailyn Trujillo Inga Augustaitis Andriani Christoforou Cody Danek Benjamin Faughn Jacob Gehring Mary Hirschauer Hiroaki Kamata Jeanne McCormick Hannah Olson Neeca Penaflor Alyssa Rosenorn Katie Skoufes Tomasz Sulima Edward Vere Angelo Bastas Carly Crothers Melissa De La Cruz Kristen Fidler Jane Go Samantha Ivers Sanae Kato Elizabeth McDaniel Kathryn Oswald Kostadin Pendev Karla Santana Yesenia Soto Polyxeni Thanopoulos Sejal Vora Anastasia Bravos Rachel Cybulski Jorge Duran Anthony Frigo Natalie Hardy Danielle Jagusch Breanna Keenley Michael Miceli Dyshant Patel Kathryn Riopel Madison Schumacher Matthew Stein Justine Tran Carlos Zamarron Mohammed Ahmed Markos Christoforou Keeley Cronin Jocelyn Esparza Safia Hattab Matthew Jarosch Megan Manoj Sabra Morton Maggie Pacquer Kashyap Patel Amy Pietruszynski Layan Safi Raymond Solorzano Panayiotis Tsiampas Holly Arguelles Connor Cloherty Mary Cronin Erin Falejczyk Eiko Horibe Karolina Koziarski Grace McDonough Erik Ortiz Melina Papadakis Twinkle Patel Varika Pinnam Thelma Sammanasu Emily Stegmeier Gabriella Vivacqua Priyanshi Zalavadiya Jennifer Banak Anna Connelly Jack Crothers Adrianna Gasior William Hunsaker Juliana Lappano Jessica Mejorada Kylie Ostling Bhagvat Patel Michael Pauls Joseph Ramage Stephanie Schrager Shawn Tipton Jelena Vujanic Elizabeth Zych Adella Canak Daniella Cozzi William Duncker Sesil Hadzhieva Briseira Islas Vanessa Leon Isabel Michniak Karina Oye Himali Patel Mia Picchi Hayley Rathmell Katherine Soliz Tenzin Tseten Michael Wucki EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Congratulations
To all the DECA competitors who competed at the District 214 DECA competition, 6 out of 14 placed in the top five in their events. Alex Saettone received 2nd place in the economics category in his event, Business Services Marketing. Ivan Smilkov took 2nd place in the economics exam in his event, Business Financial Services. Tom Sulima placed 3rd in the communications role-‐play of his event, Business Services Marketing. Sean Duffy placed 2nd in the promotions role-‐play of Business Service Marketing. Matthew Stein took 1st place in the promotional role-‐play of Business Financial Services. Markos Christoforou took 2nd place in his communication role-‐play for the Marketing Management series event. Danny Dahlenberg took 4th place overall in Restaurant and Food Marketing; scoring 2nd place in his economics exam and 2nd place in his promotional role-‐play. Kayshap Patel took 2nd place overall in the Business Financial Services Event; scoring 3rd place in the economics exam and 2nd place in his communications role-‐play. Bradley Carpenter medaled in all three categories of his event; 1st in communications role-‐play, 1st in economics exam, and 3rd in promotion role-‐play. He also took first place overall in Business Financial Services. Connor Cloherty placed 1st overall in Restaurant Food Marketing Management, placing 1st in all elements of his event – Economics test and both role-‐plays. The following are the results for the North Suburban Regional DECA Competition held Monday, November 30 at the Rosemont Convention Center: Fifteen students represented Elk Grove High School DECA with 15 out of 15 placing in the top ten of their events and 8 of the 15 in the top 5 of their events. Way to go DECA! Special recognition to the following students who medaled in their events and qualified for state: Markos Christoforou placed first in his communications role-‐play and 3rd placed overall in Human Resource Management. Daniel Dalenberg placed 2nd place in his promotion role-‐play and 4th place overall in Quick Serve Restaurant Management. Connor Cloherty placed 1st place in his economics test and 4th place overall in Restaurant and Food Service Management. Congratulations to Kashyap Patel, Bradley Carpenter, Sean Duffy, and Margaret Cronin for placing 4th in their events and qualifying to represent Elk Grove at the state DECA Career Development Conference at the Rosemont Convention Center, which will be held in March. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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MORE CONGRATULATIONS……..
2015 Harper Art Show Winners ~ In the Two-Dimensional Category ~ First Place Second Place Third Place Mikayla Santorelli Amy Petruszynski Mikayla Santorelli Honorable Mention Ashley Allegretti Kristen Fidler Vanessa Garay Maria Hernandez Erin Powell Atzari Suarez A reception to acknowledge the talents of these students was held at Harper College, December 2nd Fall Play Selected to Perform at the Illinois High School Theater Festival The weekend of November 21st, the Elk Grove High School Fall Play, She Kills Monsters was selected to perform at the Illinois High School Theatre Festival at Illinois State University! There will be two performances on January 8, 2016. Over 4,000 students from around the state will be able to see the amazing work of our very own talented student actors, choreographers and technicians. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Congratulations to our Music Students (Submitted by: Maura Brown, Sarah Catt and Ron Fiorito) Matthew Jarosch - Junior (Trombone) was selected into the Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA) All-State Jazz Band Matthew will get to re-‐audition at state to place into one of three top jazz bands in the state of Illinois! Regardless of which ensemble he eventually places into, this is a huge honor. He is one of the first EGHS jazz instrumentalists selected in several years The EGHS Music Department is Very Proud to Announce Results from the Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA) All-State Auditions Kathryn Riopel - Senior (Soprano) was selected into the IMLEA All-State Choir Kathryn was selected as one of the top vocalists in the state of Illinois. This means she was placed into one of the top two all-‐state choirs for the entire state of Illinois! This is the second year in a row Kathryn has made it into an all-‐state choir! Jordan Niebuhr - Senior (Alto) was selected into the ILMEA Honors All-State Choir Jordan made it into the top all-‐state choir, and not only that, she was ONE of the TOP TWO singers selected from District 7! This distinction means she is considered one of the top 18 signers in the state of Illinois. Jordan and the other 17 singers throughout Illinois will get to audition the National Anthem to potentially sing at a state IHSA event. This is the second year in a row Jordan has made it into an all-‐state choir. Jordan Barth - Senior (Tenor) & Jordan Niebuhr - Senior (Alto) were both selected into the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Central Division Honor Choir Students from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio audition for this prestigious honor choir. We are so very proud of Jordan and Jordan for being chosen for this group. ILMEA (Illinois Music Education Association) Our ILMEA performers will be in Peoria, Illinois from January 27-‐ 30th for the all-‐state conference, and our ACDA performers will be in Chicago for the Central Division conference from February 24-‐27th. We would like to congratulate these students and wish them the best of luck as they go into these performances. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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EGHS Student Services Events: January - April Financial Aid/Scholarships w/Mr. Genovese
January 4-15, 2016
Periods 1-8 (Senior English Classes)
Martin Luther King Observation Day
January 18, 2016
Non-Attendance Day
Class of 2020 Information Night
January 20, 2016
7:00 to 9:00 pm - EGHS Café/Foyer/Gym
1st Semester Finals
January 20-21-22, 2016
8:00 am - 12:15 pm
End of 1st Semester
January 22, 2016
Institute Day (Non-Attendance for Students)
January 25, 2016
2nd Semester Schedule Distribution
January 26, 2016
7:30 am - Field House
FAFSA Completion w/Cynthia Padilla
January 27-28-29, 2016 (10am-1pm)
College Career Center
Class of 2020 Course Selection Day
January 30, 2016
8:00 am-3:00 pm - EGHS Cafeteria
FAFSA Completion Night
February 2, 2016
6:30 or 7:45 pm - Wheeling H.S.
FAFSA Completion w/Cynthia Padilla
February 3-4-5, 2016
10:00 am-1:00 pm - College Career Center
ADAP Depression Program
February 3-4-5, 2016
Health Classes
PLT “Second Look” Placement Day
February 4, 2015 (late arrival)
PBIS/Winter Pep Assembly
February 5, 2016 - Gym
Course Selections Complete
February 5, 2016
For Class of 2020 - 2016/17 School Year
Student Services Advisory Council
February 9, 2016
5:30 pm - Foyer Conference Room
All Class Drops result in “W’s”
February 17-March 8, 2016
President’s Day Observation
February 15, 2016 (Non-Attendance Day)
Signs of Suicide (SOS) - Freshman
February 23-24, 2016
Periods 1-8 (EGHS Theater)
All Class Drops result in “WF’s”
March 9th through end of semester
Freshman Counselor Mtg. - Future Planning
March 8, 2016
Periods 1-8 (Human Geo Classes)
College Palooza: Promo
March 1-11, 2016
Periods 1-8 (Jr. English Classes)
College Palooza: The College Explosion
March 12, 2016
9:00 am-12:20 pm (EGHS Theater/Labs/Café)
Sophomore Career Units
March 14-18, 2016
Periods 1-8 (Soph. English Classes)
Financial Aid Information - Juniors
March 16, 2016
7:00 pm (Forest View Theater)
College Fair Prep Sessions
March 28-April 1, 2016
Periods 1-8 (U.S. History Classes)
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CONGRATULATIONS
STUDENTS OF
2ND QUARTER
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CONGRATULATIONS
STUDENTS OF
2ND QUARTER
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Spring 2016 Testing Schedule February 24, 2016 Freshmen will take the PSAT 8/9 test during periods 1-‐5 and return to class for periods 6-‐8. April 5 & 6, 2016 April 19, 2016 Students currently enrolled in Algebra 63 and Algebra 71 will take the State-‐Mandated PARCC Math test on one of these days. Juniors will take the District ACT. This administration is paid for by the school district; students will complete the registration in school. The results of this ACT test are accepted by colleges and universities to meet admission requirements. The ACT Exam is a high stakes assessment because: 1. The ACT is used by colleges in screening applicants. 2. The ACT may be submitted for scholarship competition. 3. The results may be used for student placement in classes and remediation. Therefore, test conditions must be standard and fair to all students. Two major points should be considered by students and parents alike: 1. Students who arrive late for testing will not be allowed to test that day. Parents will be notified, and students will be sent home. They will be required to take the make-‐up on May 3rd. 2. Any impropriety in testing, ie. cheating, finishing the test in an excessively short time, or verbal disruption will require that the student be dismissed with no opportunity for make-‐up. Please note – Most Illinois colleges do not require students to submit an ACT Writing score, however, if your student intends to apply to a college that requires Writing, he/she will have to register for an additional National ACT, as the in-‐district ACT will not include Writing. Sophomores will take the PSAT 10 test. Students currently enrolled in Written and Oral Com (most freshmen) will take the first two units of the State-‐Mandated PARCC English/Language Arts test. Testing will begin at 8:10 a.m. for Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors. Information regarding Senior activities on April 19th will be announced at a later date. April 21, 2016 Students currently enrolled in Written and Oral Com (most freshmen) will take the final unit of the State-‐Mandated PARCC English/Language Arts test periods 1-‐3 and return to class periods 4-‐8. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Calendario de Exámenes durante la Primavera 2016 24 de febrero, 2016 Estudiantes de 9no grado tomarán el PSAT 8/9 durante los periodos 1-‐5 y regresarán a clase los periodos 6-‐8. 5 y 6 de abril, 2016 Estudiantes actualmente inscritos en Algebra 63 y Algebra 71 tomarán el examen de matemáticas PARCC mandado por el estado durante uno de estos días. 19 de abril, 2016 Estudiantes de 11vo grado tomarán el ACT del Distrito. Este será pagado por el distrito; los estudiantes completarán la registración en la escuela. Los resultados de este ACT serán aceptados por los colegios y universidades para requisitos de admisión. El examen ACT es una prueba de gran importancia porque: 1. El ACT es usado por colegios para seleccionar aspirantes. 2. El ACT puede ser presentado para competiciones de becas. 3. Los resultados pueden ser utilizados para la colocación de estudiantes y clases de recuperación. Por lo tanto, las condiciones del examen tienen que ser estándar y justas para todos los estudiantes. Dos puntos principales deben ser considerados por los estudiantes y padres también: 1. Los estudiantes que lleguen tarde para el examen no podrán tomar el examen ese día. Los padres serán notificados y los estudiantes serán enviados a casa. Tendrán que tomar el examen de recupero el 3 de mayo. 2. Cualquier irregularidad en el examen, Ej. haciendo trampa, terminando el examen demasiado rápido, o interrupciones verbales requerirán que el estudiante sea removido sin oportunidad de tomar el examen de recupero. Por favor noten – La mayoría de los colegios en Illinois no requieren que los estudiantes entreguen el resultado del ACT escrito, pero, si su estudiante tiene como plan aplicar a un colegio que requiere la parte escrita, el/ella tendrá que registrarse para un ACT Nacional adicional, ya que el ACT del distrito no incluirá la parte escrita. Estudiantes de 10mo grado tomarán el PSAT 10. Estudiantes actualmente inscritos en Composición Escrita y Oral (mayoría de estudiantes de 9no grado) tomarán las primeras dos unidades del examen PARCC Inglés/Artes Lingüísticas mandado por el estado. El examen comenzará a las 8:10am para estudiantes de 9no, 10mo y 11vo grado. Información para actividades para los estudiantes del 12vo grado será enviada más tarde. 21 de abril, 2016 Estudiantes actualmente inscritos en Composición Escrita y Oral tomarán la última unidad del PARCC Ingles/Artes Lingüísticas durante periodos 1-‐3 y regresarán a clase los periodos 4-‐8. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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National Test Date Reminders for 2016
ACT National Test Dates
(Register online or with forms available in Room 123, the Assessment Center)
Test Date
April 9, 2016
June 11, 2016
Regular Registration
Postmark Deadline
March 4, 2016
May 6, 2016
Late Registration (additional Fee)
Postmark Deadline
March 5-18, 2016
May 7-20, 2016
SAT I and SAT II Test Dates
(Register online or with forms available in Room 123, the Assessment Center)
Test Date
March 5, 2016
May 7, 2016
June 4, 2016
Regular Registration
Postmark Deadline
February 5, 2016
April 8, 2016
May 5, 2016
Late Registration (additional Fee)
Postmark Deadline Online Deadline
February 19, 2016
February 23, 2016 (No Subj. tests)
April 22, 2016
April 26, 2016
May 20, 2016
May 25, 2016
2016 AP Examinations: Dates May 2 through May 13
Recommended for ALL students enrolled in AP courses!!
Register by March 11!!
(Go to: http://eghs.d214.org/student_resources/assessment_advanced_placement.aspx
for additional information and registration instructions)
Monday, 5/2
Tuesday, 5/3
Week of May 2 - 6
Chemistry (am)
Environmental Science (am)
Psychology (pm)
5/9
Week of May 9 - 13
Biology (am)
Music Theory (am)
Physics C (pm)
5/10
Gov't. & Politics-U.S. (am)
French Language (pm)
Spanish Lit. & Culture (pm)
Wednesday, 5/4 English Literature and Comp (am)
Japanese Lang. & Culture (pm)
5/11
English Language and Comp (am)
Macroeconomics (pm)
Italian Lang and Culture (pm)
Thursday, 5/5
Calculus AB/BC (am)
Chinese Lang & Culture (pm)
5/12
World History (am)
Statistics (pm)
Friday, 5/6
United States History (am)
European History (pm)
Studio Art - Portfolios Due (pm)
5/13
Human Geography (am)
Microeconomics (am)
Computer Science A (am)
Spanish Lang & Culture (am)
Art History (pm)
Physics 1 (pm)
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Recordatorios de Fechas de Exámenes Nacionales del 2016
Fechas para el Examen Nacional ACT
(Regístrese en línea o con las formas disponibles en el salón 123, Centro de Evaluaciones)
Fecha del Examen
9 de abril, 2016
11 de junio, 2016
Registración Regular
Fecha Límite con Sello
4 de marzo, 2016
6 de mayo, 2016
Registración Tardada (cuota adicional)
Fecha Límite con Sello
5-18 de marzo, 2016
7-20 de mayo, 2016
Fechas de los Exámenes SAT I y SAT II
(Regístrese en línea o con las formas disponibles en el salón 123, Centro de Evaluaciones)
Fecha del Examen
5 de marzo, 2016
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From the School Nurse......Kathie Sczepanski
Eating Disorders:
Have you ever been on a diet? If your answer is yes, you are one of the vast majority of Americans who tries to change their weight through lowering their caloric intake. (If your diet failed you, you are in the majority again: 95% of diets fail). When health is at risk due to severe excess weight, a change can be prudent. However, most dieters are trying only to change their looks—because they don’t measure up to people that the media uses to represent “ideal” body size. When your diet fails, do you feel bad about yourself? Most of us do, because we believe the advertising myths that: 1) Everyone should look like the “ideal,” and 2) if we only try hard enough, we can look like the ideal. Reality, however, is that diversity is healthy and genetics determine our body size. Belief in the advertising myths can be dangerous for our children, whose self-‐esteem is still developing and who are trying to “fit in.” As parents, we can help our kids feel good about themselves by accepting them unconditionally and by focusing on their inner qualities instead of their outward appearance. Our own more realistic attitudes can help to prevent low self-‐esteem, dangerous dieting habits, and eating disorders. The presence of an unrealistic beauty ideal, coupled with a $40 billion diet industry, does not in itself cause eating disorders; but it does provide fertile ground in which they can grow and flourish. Because some eating disorder symptoms (such as weight obsession and erratic dieting) are actually seen as “normal” behavior in our culture, it becomes very difficult to recover from eating disorders once they have taken hold. (A recent statistic claims only one-‐third of patients fully recover.) In the United States it is estimated that 5 – 10 million girls and women and 1 million boys and men are struggling with eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder or borderline conditions. (Shissak et.al. 1995) For these reasons it is important that we, as parents, are aware of the signs and symptoms of eating disorders and also of what we can do to help prevent them in our children. (Eighty-‐six percent of eating disorder patients report onset by the age of 20.) Anorexia nervosa is characterized by the refusal to maintain a normal body weight; bulimia involves a recurring cycle of binge eating and purging. Extremes in exercise, weight changes, fear of food or fat, obsession with thinness, and the amount of food eaten or not eaten can be signals that a problem is developing. Keep the lines of communication open with your teen. If you are concerned, let them know in a gentle and supportive manner. Know the school or community resources you can turn to for help. Early identification affords a greater chance of recovery. For more information on eating problems or disorders, contact the following: 1. National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD) provides a hotline, information, support groups, referrals, and a newsletter. 847/831-‐3438 or www.anad.org 2. National Eating Disorders Association. www.nationaleatingdisorders.org EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Elk Grove High School Theatre Presents
The Spring Musical
Music by Stephen Flaherty Book and Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Wednesday, April 20 Thursday, April 21 Friday, April 22 Saturday, April 23 Curtain 7:00 pm **ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED** Tickets -‐ $10 Students and Senior Citizens -‐ $7 For information or to purchase tickets -‐ please call 847-‐718-‐4553 Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International EGHS Parent Newsletter
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D214 PARENT NEWS Parents and Teachers Talk Technology at Conference: A group of local school districts collaborated in November to provide a half-‐day workshop for parents to understand how technology is changing the 21st century classroom. High School District #214, in partnership with Districts 21, 23, 25, 26, 57 and 59, hosted the ENGAGE 2015 Parent Technology Conference at John Hersey High School. Nearly 400 people registered for the conference, which offered parents an opportunity to hear directly from educators about the roles and implications of technology -‐ from cyber security and apps to social media safety, the possibilities of coding even at young ages, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education and supporting student learning at home. Parents learned how creativity and innovation in technology is advancing educational opportunities throughout District #214 and in local elementary districts, allowing students to connect with and learn from teachers, each other, and the world more than ever before. The conference was part of a continued effort to engage parents in the learning process. Breakfast Celebrates Industry Partners and Successes: In the last five years, District #214 students have logged more than 1.7 million hours in internships through partnerships with hundreds of business partners, helping them discover their future while still in high school. The District saluted those partners Wednesday, November 18 th at a breakfast that showcased student interns and thanked businesses for playing a role in student success. More than 100 partners from the 2015 calendar year were thanked. Dr. Alison Hilsabeck, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at National Louis University, Provided the keynote address. She called District 214’s program, “A Model for the Nation”. District 214’s Career Discovery External Experiences program matches students with business partners in fields that fuel their passion, from culinary arts and archite3cture to engineering, healthcare, and education. Internship experiences pair students with employers for as many as ten hours a week for a full semester or twenty hours a week for six summer weeks. Micro-‐internships provide opportunities for abbreviated experiences, with an objective of increased flexibility. District #214 hopes to have 3,000 students in internships by the 2016/17 school year, toward a goal of every student in the District completing some level of internship before graduation. Everyday Hero Campaign: Do you know a District #214 staff member who goes above and beyond? We are looking to recognize them as part of our continued 214 Everyday Hero project, with a goal of thanking and spotlighting the tremendous employees who go the extra mile for our schools and students. You can nominate heroes by giving them a public Twitter shoutout and using the #214Hero hashtag, or by emailing their story to our Hero inbox, at [email protected]. This academic year, we will profile select nominees in video vignettes on our District 214 YouTube page. We encourage you to join the conversation, and honor all who make a difference. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2016 ONLINE Registration Begins: FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 at 8:00 am ACADEMIC SUMMER SCHOOL SCHEDULE Classes meet from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. First Semester: June 13 to June 30, 2016 Week 1: Monday, June 13 to Thursday, June 16, 2016 Week 2: Monday, June 20 to Thursday, June 23, 2016 Week 3: Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30, 2016 Second Semester: July 5 to July 21, 2015 Week 1: Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8, 2016 Week 2: Monday, July 11 to Thursday, July 14, 2016 Week 3: Monday, July 18 to Thursday, July 21, 2016 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ………………………… SUNDOWN ACADEMY One 24-‐day semester at John Hersey High School/Class meets 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This is a one-‐semester program (60 hours) with a varied selection of course offerings. First Semester: June 13 to June 30, 2016 Week 1: Monday, June 13 to Thursday, June 16, 2016 Week 2: Monday, June 20 to Thursday, June 23, 2016 Week 3: Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30, 2016 Second Semester: July 5 to July 21, 2016 Week 4: Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8, 2016 Week 5: Monday, July 11 to Thursday, July 14, 2016 Week 6: Monday, July 18 to Thursday, July 21, 2016 **No transportation is provided to students who register for classes at Sundown Academy** ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ……............................. DRIVER’S EDUCATION One 24-‐day semester at John Hersey High School. The program provides each student with a minimum of 30-‐hours classroom and 6-‐hours behind-‐the-‐wheel practice. Sessions meet 2.5 hours per day according to the following calendar. Times: 7:30 -‐ 10:00 a.m. -OR- 10:00 a.m. -‐ 12:30 p.m. First Semester: June 13 to June 30, 2016 Second Semester: July 5 to July 21, 2016 Week 1: Monday, June 13 to Thursday, June 16, 2016 Week 2: Monday, June 20 to Thursday, June 23, 2016 Week 3: Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30, 2016 Week 4: Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8, 2016 Week 5: Monday, July 11 to Thursday, July 14, 2016 Week 6: Monday, July 18 to Thursday, July 21, 2016 Evening Class (6 weeks) -- One 24-day Semester at John Hersey High School Time: 6:00 -‐ 8:00 p.m. **No transportation is provided to students who register for evening driver’s education classes** Host Locations Prospect High School will host the summer school academic and transition course offerings for Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling High Schools. John Hersey High School will host the driver’s education program for Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling High Schools. John Hersey High School will host all special programs for Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling High Schools. Students register at their home high school. The summer school brochure, listing all courses offered including Driver’s Education information, will be made available in February. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Familias Unidas
de Elk Grove High School
2015-2016
miércoles, 20 de enero 7:00 pm
Información para la clase graduándose en el 2020
Wednesday, January 20 7:00pm Class of 2020 Information Night
martes, 2 de febrero 5:45 pm (solo con cita)
Llenando la Solicitud Gratuita de Ayuda Federal
Tuesday, February 2nd 5:30pm (w/ appointment) FAFSA completion
sábado, 12 de marzo 9:00-12:20 pm
El camino hacia la Universidad: Planeación familiar
Saturday, March 12th 9:00-12:20pm College Palooza
Abril (fecha será determinada) 7:00 pm
Reunión del distrito para familias bilingües
en el teatro de Forest View
April (date TBD) FVEC theater 7:00pm District Bi-lingual parent adisory
domingo, 1ro de mayo 12:30-4:00 pm
Reconocimientos y Celebración del Cinco de Mayo
Sunday, May 1st 12:30-4:00pm Cinco de Mayo Celebration & Award Ceremony
Si tiene alguna pregunta comuníquese con:
Ruby Aleman 847-718-4449
David Maya 847-718-4778
Ricky Castro [email protected]
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1ro de
mayo
Celebración del
Cinco de Mayo
Elk Grove High School los invita a celebrar el Aniversario de la Batalla de
Puebla el día domingo 1ro de mayo.
Acompáñanos en este evento, no solo para conmemorar una de las victorias de la Republica
Mexicana, pero también para celebrar los logros y éxitos de estudiantes de EGHS.
Tendremos comida, una ceremonia de reconocimientos, rifas, bailes folklóricos, música, DJ,
baile y entretenimiento para toda la familia.
La comida será de las 12:30 pm a la 1:30 pm, y la ceremonia comenzará a la 1:45 pm.
Después de la ceremonia tendremos rifas y entretenimiento para chicos y grandes.
Para mayor información comunícate con el Sr. Maya al 847 718-4778
¡¡¡NO FALTES!!!
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PBIS at Elk Grove High School The main focus of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is to build a positive school environment by providing appropriate expectations and supports for all Elk Grove students. Our goal is to help our students become more Respectful, Responsible, and Connected to create a school culture focused on students’ social, emotional, and academic success. Through its efforts over the past few years, Elk Grove has been recognized by the Illinois PBIS Network as an “Emerging” school because of the effective implementation of program strategies to improve student success. PBIS Committee has implemented a Gold Card Program to recognize students who embody the qualities of being Respectful, Responsible, and Connected. Faculty members who witness these random acts of kindness give a Gold Card to the student, who then turns in those cards to enter a weekly drawing for a chance to win a PBIS shirt for themselves and the faculty member who nominated them. These Gold Cards are meant to provide positive reinforcement to students for displaying the behaviors that create a positive school environment. The latest Gold Card winner was Nick Diez nominated by Mrs. Smith, for helping students stay focused in class. PBIS White Cards Along with recognizing students who display positive behavior, the PBIS committee has also begun implementing a White Card program, which allows students to nominate faculty members who are Respectful, Responsible, and Connected. Students are encouraged to nominate faculty members in the same manner as the Gold Card program. These White Cards reinforce and recognize the faculty’s positive behavior that further shapes the school’s learning environment. Both White Cards and Gold Cards may be submitted in various locations throughout the school, including the library. The latest White Card winner was Mrs. Hammond for going beyond the call of duty with our assessments. Upcoming PBIS Assembly The first PBIS Assembly for second semester will be February 5th. We will be announcing the first semester winner of the PBIS Cup. The winning class will be awarded with ice cream. May the best class win! Elk Grove PBIS is Online!! To better communicate the goals and strategies of the PBIS program, the PBIS committee has created a website that you can visit at http://eghspbis.weebly.com. It contains information about committee members, different tiered supports provided for students, past Gold Card/White Card winners, and videos created by the committee and shown during morning announcements. As the school year continues, these monthly videos will hopefully send positive messages to the students. We are also on Twitter with the handle @ EGHS_PBIS . Please follow us to get the latest information and updates about he PBIS program. We encourage parents to reinforce the goals of our program by reminding students that positive behavior can truly make a difference. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide a first-‐class education for your students in an environment conducive to student achievement. Go Grens! Sincerely, The PBIS Committee EGHS Parent Newsletter
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4th Annual
DIGITAL MEDIA FESTIVAL
RED CARPET AWARD NIGHT
HOSTED BY
WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL
SATURDAY, MAY 7TH
7 PM
film makers wanted
FILMS DUE: Monday, April 18th
Award CATEGORIES
REQUIREMENTS
Best Picture
Most Original Screenplay
Best Experimental/ Time Arts/ Animation
Excellence in Broadcasting / Documentary
The People’s Choice
ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE
T-SHIRT & CERTIFICATE
WINNERS RECEIVE
PLAYED ON THE AWARD NIGHT
FEATURED ON THE DISTrict SITE
VISSIE TROPHIES
Monetary Prizes
A Crew Member Must be Present
HIGH SCHOOL APPROPRIATE
UNDER 10 MINUTES WITH OPENING & CREDITS
NO COPYRIGHTED MUSIC/IDEAS, ALL ORIGINAL WORK
FILMS MUST BE SUBMITTED AS .MOV OR .MP4
SHARE FILMS VIA GOOGLE DRIVE WITH
EDITING RIGHTS TO [email protected]
SUBMISSION FORM WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU AFTER
SHARING YOUR FILM
CONTACT
MR. DYER RMHS ART
[email protected]
MR. UHRIK WHS ENGLISH
[email protected]
Latest Info:
@ viscom_dmf
EGHS Phone Short Cut Menu This is a short cut menu if you would like to bypass the recording when calling EGHS. Keep this handy so when you call you can go directly to the department you want. Press * -‐ For Spanish speaking Press 1 or 0 -‐ Attendance Office (to report an absence) Press 2 -‐ Student Services (counselor/college & career/transcripts) Press 3 -‐ Athletics/Activities Press 4 -‐ English/Fine Arts Press 5 -‐ Math/Science Press 6 -‐ Social Studies/World Language/English Language Learners Press 7 -‐ Career Technical Education/Library/Tech Services Press 8 -‐ Health Education/Physical Education/Driver’s Education Press 9 -‐ Administration Press # -‐ If you know your party’s extension (# plus extension) EGHS Parent Newsletter
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POST PROM This year’s Post Prom event will again be held at the beautiful venue, PINSTRIPES ~ Bowling, Bocce & Bistro in South Barrington. This event will be held immediately following prom on Friday, June 3, 2016. The Post Prom Committee is devoted to organizing a safe, substance free ‘After Party’ for our young-‐adult students. At PINSTRIPES, the evening will be filled with fabulous food, bowling, bocce ball, an outdoor patio terrace with a fire pit to gather with friends, music with a DJ, dancing and a fun photo booth. Luxury buses will transport all students attending Post Prom from the prom venue to PINSTRIPES. Watch for ticket sale information and many other Post Prom details which will be included in the 4th Quarter Parent Newsletter that will be out the first week of April. The Post Prom Committee is always looking for new parents to join us and assist with the planning of this memorable event for our children. We hope you will join us at our next meeting being held Tuesday, February 2nd at 6:30 pm in the Faculty Lounge. If you have any questions regarding Post Prom, please contact Pam Leone at 847-‐770-‐2570 or [email protected]. GAB finished the fall season with the 3rd Annual Trivia Night in November. Many thanks to all who joined us for a great night of trivia, optional games, and fun! We are now preparing for the Gren’s Gala, which will take place on Friday, March 4th at Avalon Banquets in Elk Grove Village. Be sure to get a table together for an evening of dinner, dancing, an amazing raffle, and a great time with friends. This is GAB’s biggest fundraiser and the proceeds from this event will be used to support ALL Athletic Teams. You can find information about this event on the EGHS website. The registration form is included in this newsletter and also on the website. We hope to see you there. Thank you and GO GRENS!!! EGHS Parent Newsletter
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