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January PTSA Membership Meeting: January 16, 6pm
All EHS parents, whether PTSA members or not, are encouraged to attend out general membership meetings. These meetings give you the opportunity to voice opinions and concerns.
If you are a PTSA member, you can also vote on topics such as funding requests, budget proposals, program changes, and board elections.
Please find more information here.
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There is no better time to be part of the EHS PTSA!
There will be a PTSA Membership meeting coming up on January 16 at 6 pm. Come join us and hear about all the ways the PTSA benefits our school and community.
The EHS PTSA has several volunteer positions available for board, committee chairs, or for smaller, well-defined and short-term volunteer opportunities. Whatever your experience or available time, chances are we have an opportunity for you to contribute.
As part of the EHS PTSA, you can make a difference by helping the phenomenal teachers and staff ensure that the families and students of Eastlake have access to the resources, tools, and support they need for the best education experience possible.
These positions provide valuable opportunities to build relationships with other outstanding volunteers and staff members in a supportive, positive and fun environment. Serving on the board is practical and informative, and it is also rewarding and energizing because what you do supports so many people in our community.
Please click here to view our current opportunities and please email volunteers@ehsptsa.org if you might be interested in contributing your time and skills to benefit our students and staff.
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Eastlake High School- Incoming Parent Night
January 30, 6-8pm
This is an evening when new parents will be provided information about sports, clubs, and academics at Eastlake.
6-7pm: Sports and Clubs information will be available in the Commons
7-8pm: General information provided for parents in the EHS Theater
7-8:30pm: School store will be open for parents to purchase Eastlake swag
Join us and help welcome new parents to our school.
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Upcoming Events / Quick Reminders
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All events are at Eastlake unless otherwise specified.
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12/24-1/4 :: Winter break- No school
1/16, 6 pm :: PTSA membership meeting
1/30, 6-8pm :: EHS Incoming parent information night
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Community Events & Resources
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Fun volunteer opportunity in January: DECA Regional Competition
Eastlake DECA are participating in a regional competition in Bellevue on January 10, and they need volunteers to be judges (30), to help with event logistics (5), and to be parent chaperones (7). Good news- volunteers do not have to have a student in the competition! The Area 3 Region DECA Competition will be held on Thursday, January 10 from 7:30AM - 12PM at the Meydenbauer in Bellevue.
JUDGES are responsible for listening to and judging role play scenarios. The assigned categories for judges are Hotel and Lodging Marketing and Human Resources Management this year. No experience needed – will train and mentor the day of the event. Just a background in business, marketing, and management recommended.
EVENT LOGISTICS volunteers will help with event timing, scoring, and student ushering.
PARENT CHAPERONES are responsible for riding the bus to/from the Meydenbauer Center with students and supervising while there.
If you are able to help, please click here to sign up for this event.
If you have any questions, you can contact Brittanie Petersen at bpetersen@lwsd.org
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WA State PTA Game Development Competition
The WSPTA/Game Development Competition is a STEM-based program, introduced in 2016, to encourage and support student success. Students in grades 9-12 attending a school with a PTA in good standing may participate and share their knowledge of computer science based on an assigned theme. This year's theme is Time.
The competition provides an opportunity for students, either individually or in teams of up to six members, to use their creative talents and express themselves by developing a computer game. Students’ submissions are judged in the following areas: game of the year, arts and animation, game design, programming (code), and audio design.
The online intent to submit forms are due January 15, 2019 and information can be found here.
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Host Homes- King County
The YMCA of Greater Seattle and Friends of Youth have launched a program that will efficiently and effectively house homeless youth. Host Homes King County connects homeless youth with supportive hosts in the community that have a spare room who can provide short-term, stable housing. They are seeking individuals and families who are willing to provide a caring and stable environment, and host a young person (12-24 years old) for up to 6 months. Hosts will be able to provide young people with the support needed to develop independent living skills and a safe space to work toward becoming stable and self-sufficient. Most importantly, young people are able to build and expand their community.
For more information on the Host Homes King County program, contact Kimberly Turner at kimberlyturner@seattleymca.org or 206-458-8971, or visit the website.
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Fundraiser- Ice Skate in Bellevue and raise money for your school
January 1-13, 2019
The Bellevue Downtown Association is thrilled to provide a turn-key fundraising opportunity for schools in the area, including Eastlake High School! This will be held at the 2018-2019 Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink presented by Alaska Mileage Plan. Each year, the ice rink is set up as a temporary structure at the Bellevue Downtown Park. This rink features the region’s largest covered open-air ice skating experience. Admission is $15/person (includes skate rental), and $10/person for ages eight and under. Details about the rink here.
The Bellevue Downtown Association is offering $3 from every paying visitor from our school who notify rink staff upon arrival what school they are affiliated with. A tally is kept of the total number of visits from the dates listed above and a check to Eastlake High School will be forwarded by the end of January 2019. For example, if you have 50 people skate on December 3 and 45 on January 8, you will have raised $285 for our school. So easy! You were going to go ice skating anyway, right?!
Ice skating opens to the public on Friday, November 23 and closes on Sunday, January 13 and is a part of the Bellevue Magic Season. Families can make it a night of holiday fun with a visit to Snowflake Lane at The Bellevue Collection and stroll through Garden d’Lights at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.
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ALERT King County
Is your home or business address registered to receive important safety information due to an emergency, potential hazards and threats that might impact where you live and work? It’s easy and free to do so with Alert King County. A regional public information and notification service offered by King County Emergency Management. Stay informed! Visit the website and register here.
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Lake Washington Schools Foundation
The mission of Lake Washington Schools Foundation is to support academic excellence and the over-all health and well-being of every student in the district. Their Start Strong Fall Fundraising Campaign has begun and is one of two major fundraisers for the year. If you are interested in donating to the foundation or want more information about how to become involved as an ambassador of the foundation, please check out their website.
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Free Drop-In Tutoring @ Sammamish Library
Mon-Wed 6-8 pm ~and~ Sundays 3-5 pm
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Click image to view LWSD-approved e-flyers from non-profit, charitable and civic organizations.
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The EHS PTSA does not sponsor, endorse, or recommend any of the organizations, services, or activities that might appear in this section. Inclusion of Community News items in Wolf Tracks is deterrmind on a case-by-case and space-available basis.
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EHS PTSA Community Partners
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We help students succeed on the SAT and the ACT! Test prep taught by certificated Washington State teachers. Locations at a high school near you!
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Support the EHS PTSA's mission and goals:
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