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Learn about the impact the LWSD School Levy would have on Eastlake High School: January 16, 6pm
This Wednesday, January 16th, the EHS PTSA will host a Membership Meeting. This meeting will include important information about the proposed 2019 Lake Washington School District Levy. Guest speakers Jon Holman (LWSD Chief of Staff), Matt Manobianco (LWSD Chief Academic Officer) and EHS Principal Chris Bede will be presenting the information about the levy and will be able to answer questions about the impact this levy will have on Eastlake High School.
The meeting will begin at 6pm in EHS Library. Additional information on the levy can be found here.
After the presentation the EHS PTSA will vote on whether to support and/or endorse the 2019 LWSD School Levy.
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Reflections Competition Results
Congratulations to our Eastlake High School Reflections Award winners!
Dance Choreography
Alison Prekeges, Award of Excellence, 2nd Place
Film
Audrey Liv Gruian, Award of Excellence, 3rd place
Literature
Tasha Hall, Outstanding Interpretation, 1st place
Ana Hiciano de Gongna, Award of Excellence, 2nd place
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Eastlake High School- Incoming Parent Night for Class of 2023
The Eastlake High School Counseling Department will be hosting our Incoming 9th Grade Parent Night
for the Class of 2023 parents on Wednesday, January 30 at 6:30 pm in the EHS theater.
This is an opportunity for parents of current 8th grade students who plan to attend EHS in the fall
of 2019 to learn more about registration, graduation requirements, and activity and athletic options.
6-6:30 pm: Sports and Clubs information will be available in the Commons
6:30 pm: General information provided for parents in the EHS Theater
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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1/16, 6 pm :: PTSA Membership Meeting & Levy information
1/21:: No school- Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday
1/30, 6:30 pm :: EHS Incoming parent information night
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Community Events & Resources
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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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Special Movie Screening: Intelligent Lives
Please join the LWPTSA Council Special Needs Group for a screening of Intelligent Lives, a documentary by award-winning filmmaker Dan Habib.
The meeting opens at 6:30pm with coffee, cookies and networking with Special Services Director Shannon Hitch and Associate Directors. The screening starts at 7pm. Following the screening there will be a facilitated audience discussion.
LWSD offers complimentary child care for meeting attendees. If you would like to sign up for this service, please email smcenroe@lwsd.org. Include your child's name(s) and age(s) at least three days prior to the meeting date. Please use the subject: "Childcare at PTSA meeting"
What: Intelligent Lives Screening
When: Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 6:30PM
Where: LWSD Resource Center at Redmond Town Center
(Parking and entrance in the back of the building)
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Community Engagement Forums
Lake Washington School District would like to invite you to a Community Engagement Forum. The purpose of the Community Engagement Forums is to gather feedback from a representative group within our school district which helps provide recommendations to our Board of Directors as we revise our current district strategic plan for the Lake Washington School District.
Having our community provide us with great ideas and feedback is an important part of this plan, and we hope you can be part of the process.
The Eastlake learning community forum will be held on Thursday, February 7th, 2019 from 4:30pm - 6:30pm. Snacks will be provided at these meetings.
The forums will focus on six strategic goal areas that are part of the current LWSD Strategic Plan. Participants will be asked to serve as members of a small group that focuses on one of the following areas:
• Student Achievement
• Safety and Security
• Recruit, Hire, and Retain
• Technology and Innovation
• Facilities and Finance
• Communication and Engagement
LWSD values your input in this process and hopes you can join one of these meetings (see additional dates below). In the event that you would like to participate but can’t be physically present at the locations, LWSD is trying something new by providing an option to participate online.
Please click on THIS LINK to RSVP and indicate your preferences for a small group assignment.
Additional forum dates and locations:
Thursday, January 24, 2019 – Redmond Middle School, 10055 166th Ave. NE, Redmond
Thursday, February 7, 2019 – Evergreen School, 6900 208th Ave. NE, Redmond
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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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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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Life coach for teen girls.
Guiding teens to strength, happiness, and calm.
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Support the EHS PTSA's mission and goals:
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