For up-to-date Eastview calendar information, go to:
http://www.district196.org/evhs then "click" Activity Calendar under Quick Links.
Tuesday,
April 1, 2008
PARENT SECTION
Student Absence
Call-in Information:
For a Full Day Absence, please use the attendance line in the
voicemail system.
* 651.683.6969
extension 98677 or 98678 (please note the extension is a
change from previous years)
* If you call in for your student by 1:00 pm you will
not need to send a note the following day.
For all other attendance issues (late arrival, messages to students,
etc.) please call the Attendance Office
at 952.431.8921 or 8922.
Please check with Parent Portal
to determine if your student has completed all detentions he or she owes prior to the end of quarter 3 (April
11). Any detentions not completed will result in suspensions from
school. The 3 options for detentions follow:
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Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Option 3 |
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BEFORE School: 6:15am to 7:25am Monday-Friday April 1, 2, 3, 4 April 7, 8, 9, 10,
11 |
AFTER School: 2:45pm to 4:00pm C350 Monday-Thursday April 1, 2, 3, April 7, 8, 9, 10 |
SATURDAY: 1 detention: 8:30am-9:45am 2 detentions: 8:30am-11:00am Meet at 8:30 at the
West Doors April 5 and April 12 |
Girl’s Track and Field -There will be a required parent and athlete meeting today at 6:00 pm in
C350.
The Booster Club for
the Eastview/Apple Valley Girls Lacrosse team will be
holding a parent meeting tomorrow from 5:30 pm till 8:00 pm in the
Recreation room at Hayes park. This is in the Senior building between the
hockey arena and main park building. Enter the south door. All parents of girls planning on playing in
the spring are requested to join us. Coach Garnet will join us after
practice at 6:00 pm for questions and answers.
Parents of all 9-12th
Grade Boys Basketball players please join us for the next 6th
Man Club meeting in Room C250 on Monday, April 7 at 7:00 pm.
Perspectives on Parenting announces
the last College Planning Seminar of the year: “College Planning for Grades 9-11” has will be held tomorrow at 7:15 pm in the EVHS Performing
Arts Center. A panel of college admissions representatives from 2
and 4-year private and public colleges and universities will present a broad
overview of the college admission process. This panel presentation will
follow the District 196 Minnesota Educational College Fair to be held at Eastview
tomorrow from 4-7 pm.
District 196 will
host a Minnesota Education Fair (MEF College Fair) sponsored by the
Minnesota Association of College Admission Counselors (MACAC). The
Parents of Seniors – Your senior student has been given
important graduation and
end-of-the-year information in our recent homeroom sessions. The link
below will take you to a web page that has this important information for you
to review. http://www.district196.org/evhs/people/parents/SENIOR%20INFO/default.asp
Parents of juniors and seniors: Your
student received important information regarding our upcoming Prom on
May 24. Click on the following link to access prom information. http://www.district196.org/evhs/activities/students/prom/
Attention parents of juniors: Your student has
received important information regarding having their senior picture
taken for the 2008 yearbook. Please click on the following link to review this
information. http://www.district196.org/evhs/activities/finearts/lightyear/forms/SRpix0809.pdf
On Monday, April 14 all athletes and
their parents are encouraged to
attend a presentation on playing collegiate athletics. This presentation
will include information on the realities of collegiate athletic scholarships and participation, the recruiting process, the NCAA
clearinghouse, eligibility requirements and much more! We are very
pleased to have Adam McCombs from JumpForward.com join us for this
presentation. As a District 196 alum and former collegiate athlete himself
he has put together a FREE service to assist anyone in the process of competing
in athletics at the collegiate level. The meeting will be held in Lecture
Room C250 starting at 7:00 p.m. (PLEASE NOTE THE START TIME AS AN EARLIER
MESSAGE SAID 6:00!!) and is open to ANY interested student, parent, coach
etc.
Senior Parents: Class of
2008 Senior Party Memory Wall – Entry extended until today. We are creating a
memory wall that will be displayed during the party and we need your
help. Please create a personal message from you to your senior, include
your student name and a 50 word max message and e-mail it to Sandy Sauve at Ssauve@charter.net.
SENIOR SECTION
We are looking for candid
photos from the past four years to be place in the Senior Video. There is a
drop box in the Main Office for pictures.
Please label them if you want them to be returened.
SENIORS!!! Please check the EVHS scholarship
booklet at http://www.district196.org/evhs/studentservices/guidance/FinancialAid.asp
or Family connection at https://workspacek12.naviance.com/fc/signin.php?hsid=evhs
Many scholarship opportunities are available from February thru
April.
Seniors – You have been given important graduation and end-of-the-year information in our recent homeroom
sessions. The link below will take you to a web page that has this
important information for you to review.
http://www.district196.org/evhs/People/parents/senior_info/default.asp
Seniors!!! The Senior
Scholarship on-line application has a minor glitch on the 2nd
page. We apologize for the problem and are checking out the
problem. We hope to have the online application problem taken care of as
soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please check with Parent Portal to determine if you have completed all detentions you owe prior to the end of
quarter 3 (April 11). Any detentions not completed will result in
suspensions from school. The 3 options for detentions are before school,
after school or Saturday morning.
Win $100.00 cash!! April 9 from 6:00-10:00 pm at Raising Canes in
Be sure to bring your parents to the
last College Planning Seminar of the year: “College Planning for Grades 9-11” tomorrow at 7:30 pm in the EVHS
Performing Arts Center. A panel of college admissions
representatives from 2 and 4-year private and public colleges and universities
will present a broad overview of the college admission process. This
panel presentation will follow the District 196 Minnesota Educational College
Fair to be held at Eastview on April 2nd from 4-7 pm. Don’t
miss either event: the College Fair at EVHS or the College Planning
Seminar tomorrow.
The District 196 Community Education Aquatics Program will offer classes over spring
break, Tuesday through Friday, March 25-28 at Black Hawk Middle School. A Lifeguarding
course will be offered for ages 15 and up. Water
Safety Aide is a class designed for youth, ages 13 and up who would like to
be employed to help teach swim lessons. Water
Safety Instructor is a class for ages 16 and up that would like to teach
Red Cross swim lessons. If you are receiving this electronically, click on the
links to register online or call 651-683-6879 to obtain more information and
register.
District 196 will
host a Minnesota Education Fair (MEF College Fair) sponsored by the
Minnesota Association of College Admission Counselors (MACAC). The MEF College
fair will be held at Eastview High School tomorrow from 4-7 pm. Approximately 100 public and private
colleges and universities, community and technical colleges, proprietary
schools and military organizations will be represented at Eastview.
This is the first year that District 196 has hosted this event. This
regional college fair event gives students and parents an opportunity to
explore a variety of options for post-high school education, technical training
or military service. Students and parents are able to visit with the
representatives, ask questions and obtain literature about the schools and
organizations. A list of participating colleges, trade and career schools and
military organizations can be found on the MACAC web site at www.mn-acac.org.
Click on “College Fairs”, and then “For Students and Parents”. Admission
to the college fair is free. The hours of the fair are from 4:00 pm.
to 7:00 pm.
Do you have any outgrown prom dresses? Any gently used
shoes, shawls, jewelry or purses that would be good for prom? If so,
please consider donating to Operation
Glass Slipper, a charitable organization created for girls’ right here in
the twin cities who cannot afford dresses for prom. For more information,
check out their website at www.operationglassslipper.org. If you are interested in donating to this worthy
cause, there will be a drop-off box located in the Main Office through Friday
April 4.
Registration is open
for 8th hour classes offered during the fourth quarter of the
2007-2008 school year. These 8th hour classes are a part of
our extended day program that provides students an opportunity to recover
credit lost from a course they attended during the standard school term.
Registration forms are in the guidance office. The registration deadline
is Monday April 7. A brief description of the course offerings and
attendance date/times are listed below. Any other questions may be
directed to the program coordinator Thomas Sharp at thomas.sharp@district196.org
Eastview will provide after
school make-up classes from Tuesday April 15 to Thursday June 5 for
students wishing to earn English, Math, Social Studies, Science, or Wellness
credit towards graduation. A Basic Standards Test preparation
course is also available for elective credit. The classes will be for make-up
credit only; course availability is dependent on class enrollment. There
is no cost for these classes. This program is only open to Eastview High
School attendance area students. Classes will run Tuesday through
Thursdays beginning at 2:30 pm and ending at 3:50 pm. Classes will be
worth the equivalent of a one-quarter course or .75 credits.
COLLEGE AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
Students in grades 9-12 interested in earning volunteer
service hours are encouraged to sign up in the Guidance Office as a College
Fair Helper! The College Fair is tomorrow from 4-7 pm. Several students
are needed to greet college admission representatives, assist with traffic
flow, and hand out informational flyers to college fair participants.
Students can sign up for the 3:30-5:30 shift or the 5:30-7:30 shift – or
both! Wear your Eastview spirit wear! See Pat Gerrits in the
Guidance Office to sign up!
Juniors - If you are
interested in political science and
the government process, you are
invited to participate in the Boys State Program in Marshall, Minnesota
June 15 thru 21. Please pick up an application in the Guidance
Office. The deadline is April 11.
A representative from Michigan Tech
will be in the Career Center on Thursday, April 4 during 4th hour.
Seniors – don’t forget that your application for any Eastview Community Foundation scholarships are due tomorrow to the
Guidance Office. Don’t miss this
wonderful opportunity! There are 85
scholarships available! See Ms. Mathews
in the Guidance Office for materials or visit www.evcf.org
for all the information you need, including the application form.
Varsity Boys Basketball - Reminder to turn in your gear today
after school in Room A204. See Coach Gerber with any questions.
Attention to those
interested in trying out for Eastview High School Cheerleading: There will be pre tryout clinics held April 7, 8 and
10 from 6
to 7:30 in the North Gym. The cost is $10. Material that will help you at
tryouts will be taught each night. Come to one or come to all. Tryout
practices are April 14, 15 and17 from 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 in the Main
Gym. A review day will be held April 16 from 3 to 5. The actual tryout
will be April 19 starting at 8:30 am.
There will be an informational meeting for
Intramural Golf tomorrow in Room
A207. Please see Mr. Frost if you cannot make it and are still interested
in taking part.
Pictures for ALL Boys
Lacrosse players will occur today starting at 3:15 in the Student Commons.
Players should have both home and away jerseys and shorts.
Practice tonight for ALL Boys
Lacrosse players will be from 6:45 to 9:00 pm in the gyms.
The Boys Lacrosse team voted Junior
Andy Freeman as a captain for the season. Andy joins Senior Tim Rondorf, and
Junior Matt Garin as captains. The first game for the Boys Lacrosse team is at
home Saturday, April 12.
On Monday, April 14 all athletes and their parents are encouraged to attend a presentation on playing
collegiate athletics. This presentation will include information on the
realities of collegiate athletic
scholarships and participation, the recruiting
process, the NCAA clearinghouse, eligibility requirements and much more!
We are very pleased to have Adam McCombs from JumpForward.com join us for this
presentation. As a District 196 alum and former collegiate athlete
himself he has put together a FREE service to assist anyone in the process of
competing in athletics at the collegiate level. The meeting will be held
in Lecture Room C250 starting at 7:00 p.m. (PLEASE NOTE THE START TIME AS AN
EARLIER MESSAGE SAID 6:00!!) and is open to ANY interested student, parent,
coach etc.
All Wrestlers
are reminded to turn their fertilizer
sales into Coach Habeck ASAP!
Attention sophomores and juniors – if you are interested in applying to
become a member of Eastview’s National
Honor Society, please examine the information and application materials
which can be down-loaded from the Eastview web site. The links are
located on the Main Page under the heading “Eastview News.” All NHS
applications are DUE by today – no extensions, no exceptions. Please read
the materials carefully to make sure you are eligible. If students
have questions they should speak with Mr. Beach in person, not via email.
His office is C338.
Come and see 9 seniors from the Eastview Speech
Team perform tonight in the