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WolfTRACKS A HENRY M. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL PTSA NEWSLETTER * MAY 2012 * VOLUME 18, ISSUE 7 This Issue Presidents’ Message 2 Principal’s Message 3 Superintendent’s Message 5 Counselor Corner 7 Staff Spotlight 8 School Scoop 9 JHS PTSA 21 Bulletin Board 22 Flyers23 Calendar25 District News 26 Community27 touchpoints ! give BIG ! Y 2 ONLY MA more on Find out d at an page 24 tion.org! da epsfoun This is the final issue of Wolf Tracks for the 2011-2012 school year. Look for important school news during the month of June via email blasts. Thank you for your support! 1 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Wednesday, May 2 PTSA Meeting 7 p.m., JHS Library Friday, May 4 EARLY RELEASE Tuesday, May 8 EARLY RELEASE Wednesday, May 9 Coffee with the Principal 7 p.m., JHS Library Friday, May 18 JHS Luau, 7 p.m., JHS Commons Friday, May 25 EARLY RELEASE Monday, May 28 NO SCHOOL Memorial Day Tues., May 29 – Friday, June 1 presidents’ Message Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs Monday, May 7, through Friday, May 11, always reminds us of those “room parents” who coordinated class parties and special events in our child’s elementary school. In fact, probably one of the things a room parent did that took the most coordination all year occurred during Teacher Appreciation Week. Usually, the students were asked to bring in something small each day (a flower, a treat, a card, etc.), and then that room parent would gather everything and create a nice gift each day for the teacher. In elementary school, it was easy to “appreciate” that one teacher because we only had to think about one person and our child spent the bulk of his/her school day with that one individual. Plus, the room parent made it so easy for all of us because we were given explicit directions in what we needed to do each day. Now flash forward four plus years and most of our kids have six different teachers a day. For many of us, the thought of Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week is a thing of the past. However, the teachers, administrators, counselors, and support staff at JHS are just as vital and influential on our kids’ education as their primary educators. Yet, it seems that by the time our kids reach high school many people don’t think about doing something special for a teacher or staff member. May is the month for us to remember and acknowledge those at JHS who have made a positive impact on our child’s education. Please take this opportunity to let someone know that they are appreciated. Whether it is a teacher, administrator, counselor, secretary, custodian, cook, or other support staff member who you want to acknowledge, your small gesture of appreciation will bring a smile to a face and make a positive difference in someone’s day. And remember, no matter if you are a person who likes to give a small gift, write a hand-written note, or send an email to show your appreciation, it really doesn’t matter how you do it but rather that you took the time to do it. Linda Pazevic & Kathryn Lee JHS PTSA Co-Presidents 2 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Principal’s MESSAGE As I write this article, I am sitting on my deck overlooking Elliott Bay and basking in a rare treat for those of us lucky to call the Pacific Northwest home. Sun! These brief encounters with glorious weather are always welcome after our long periods of rain. However, because these glimpses of sun also remind me that we are inching toward the end of the school year, they tend to strike a small chord of anxiety. How is it possible that it is already the end of April? How can we already be talking about End of Course assessments, Culminating Exhibitions, prom, and graduation? I am sure many of you reading this are nodding your head in agreement. There is still so much to be done this year! More than ever, our students need each of us—parents, families, teachers, and counselors—to help them stay focused in order to finish strong. One way we can help them is to plan ahead for some important events. Please note the following upcoming days as they pertain to your student(s): May 7 to May 18 – AP testing May 29 to June 1 – Early release days May 30 – Algebra End of Course exams and retakes (morning) and CE presentations (afternoon) May 31 – Geometry End of Course exams and retakes (morning) and CE presentations (afternoon) June 1 – Biology End of Course exams June 2 – Prom June 14 – Last day of regular classes for seniors June 15 – Last day of school for seniors and graduation practice for seniors June 16 – Graduation The End of Course (EOC) assessments are the tests that replaced the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) and the High School Proficiency Examination (HSPE) for math and science. The EOC Assessments will require that we adjust our school schedule so that the assessment can be given between 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. As listed on the school calendar, May 29 through June 2 are scheduled to be early release school days, and we will use three of those mornings to administer the assessments. All students are expected to be in school on May 29. All students currently enrolled in Algebra, Geometry, or Biology will test on the date listed above. In addition, many students who were previously enrolled in one of these classes who have either not taken or passed the test will be expected to take it. All students and parents will receive information in mid-May regarding the days and times that their student will be tested. continued 3 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Principal’s MESSAGE On May 30 and 31, our seniors currently enrolled in Senior Seminar will be presenting their Culminating Exhibition (CE). CE is a graduation requirement and our seniors will be presenting their CE project to a panel of staff and community members. Our CE presentations will run from 11:15 a.m. until 2:15 p.m. on both May 30 and May 31. We are currently recruiting community members to sit on our CE panels. If you are interested in being on a CE panel please contact Ms. McClinchy at (425)385-7003. On April 18, I had the opportunity to talk with all of our seniors as they met as a whole class for one final time before graduation, prom, and other senior festivities commence. I reminded them of the importance of keeping a strong focus on their final goals. I also reminded them of the potentially damaging impacts of choices that seniors tend to be faced with. Do I blow off my second semester classes because I’m already accepted to the college of my choice? Do I join in on a senior prank? Do I attend a senior party I know will have alcohol? Do I attend classes regularly even after AP tests are completed? I tried to impress upon them the importance of finishing their senior year with pride, excellence, and character. I reminded them that their choices can have long-range impact. I have great faith in our students, and I walked away confident that this amazing group of seniors will set a strong example for the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes looking to them as role models. Thank you for supporting and encouraging them to make smart choices that will help them finish their senior year in stellar fashion. Nyla Fritz Assistant Principal 4 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Superintendent’s MESSAGE The Power of Partnerships Thanks to the Mill Creek Rotary, the JHS Interact Club, Mill Creek Business Association, dedicated JHS staff, students, and community volunteers, the Mill Creek Food Bank opened its doors on April 19 as an illustration of the positive power of partnerships. What an example! The program is unusual in a number of ways—that it is “hosted” on a school site; that it involves so many community groups making it possible; that it is a real “need” in a community that can be perceived as wealthy. Another example of the power of partnerships is the Everett Public Schools Foundation’s schedule of student art shows and the annual high school art reception held April 16. Not only did the Foundation choreograph the high school art gallery which graced the Educational Service Center hallways, they also gave two scholarships—one for $500 and another for $1000 to two high school senior artists. You can see both students’ work on the Foundation website. As it does each year, the Foundation also allowed the superintendent to select one piece of art from the show to hang permanently among the district’s student art collection. Cascade High senior Kyle Schuman’s piece Still Life with Little Chair is shown on the Foundation website and, after it is professionally framed, will hang with other student art the Foundation has been buying and framing each year for the majority of the organization’s quarter of a century relationship with the district. The season of Foundation art shows lasts through the rest of the school year. Middle school art will soon replace the high school art and will be on display through mid-May, when elementary school students’ work will finish out the gallery this school year. Thank you, Foundation and volunteers, for turning our hallways into an art gallery! Of course, supporting the arts is just one of the ways the Foundation work enhances district work. Each year the Foundation gives more than $32,000 for summer school tuition scholarships. Last year, 20 students who received this Foundation support were able to graduate in 2011. This summer’s Foundation scholarships will once again be the transformational catalyst for another group of students who might not otherwise graduate from high school. Plans are already in the works for this summer’s Stuff the Bus school supply drive. The Foundation coordinates the generosity of corporate partners including Costco, Fred Meyer, QFC, Safeway, Central Market, The Boeing Company, Northwest Plus Credit Union, Durham Transportation, Molina Healthcare, The Rotary Club of Everett, Puget Sound Labor Agency, and Volunteers of America to systematically collect and distribute school supplies. Approximately 1,500 supply-laden backpacks helped students start the first day of school last September well-equipped to begin learning. Watch for information about the 2012 Stuff the Bus being planned now. Of course, the biggest partnership of all is that between the Foundation and the school district. Altogether, the Foundation’s 2011-12 contributions to student and staff success in the district was $249,125—almost eight times more than the $32,000 district/Foundation contract—a contract that has been in place since 1991 when it was originally signed for $25,000. In March, the district board of directors and the Foundation board met to review the 27-year partnership and discuss ways to continue building upon that history of success on behalf of the community’s young people. Details from the materials presented at the meeting are on the Foundation website. 5 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Superintendent’s MESSAGE Familiar Faces in Different Places In April, I announced that Dr. Peter Scott accepted the invitation to be one of the district’s three area executive directors and to oversee the schools in the southern region of the district. I know the decision to leave Gateway was a difficult one for Peter and that parents and community will miss his day-to-day presence at the school. Peter is highly regarded and widely respected by parents and his professional peers. In his new position, he will be sharing his educational leadership and the inspiration he sparked at Gateway to even more schools. More information about Peter and why he is the right person to replace Jim McNally, who will be retiring in June, is in a district news release. (The release also explains Peter’s state recognition as State Educational Administrator of the Year.) Replacing Peter as principal at Gateway starting in July is Shelley Petillo, who many Gateway students will remember as their principal at Penny Creek Elementary where she has been since 2005-06. Shelley is known for bringing together students, staff, and families to work build educational excellence and inspire exploration to develop students’ self-confidence. She has worked with the staff at Penny Creek to ensure that, despite its size, it is a warm and inviting place where students can and do learn. Shelley has also been successful in creating a nurturing and energized community for staff that enables them to do their best work. Shelley is looking forward to building on Peter’s leadership at Gateway and to working with many of the same students she has supported since kindergarten. Everett Public Schools has the finest cadre of school leaders in the state. It is an honor to work with them and to assure you that our students—also the finest in the state— are in good hands in our schools. Warm wishes, Superintendent Gary Cohn 6 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Counselor corner Parents: Prepare for prom now! Prom night and graduation parties represent high risk times for high school students, and parents had better be prepared. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for Washington teens. Speeding, drug or alcohol use, and multiple passengers driving between midnight and 3 a.m. represent the deadliest combination of factors and is the prime recipe for car crashes. A recent study involving high school juniors and seniors across the country showed that 90 percent of them believe that their peers are more likely to drink and drive on prom night, yet only 29 percent thought that driving on prom night comes with a high degree of danger. Here are some prom night tips: • Make sure your teen has a plan for the evening and that you know it. • Take stock of the alcohol in your home and restrict access to it. • Know who is driving—if it is a limo, check their policy on allowing alcohol in the vehicle. • Make sure that alcohol is not brought into your home or onto your property. • Give your teen a curfew. • Communicate with other parents and school officials. • Require seatbelt use. • Do not rent hotels rooms for prom-goers. • Refuse to supply alcohol to youth. It could cost you up to $5,000 in fines and a year in jail! • Discuss the school’s prom rules with your teen and the consequences for violating them, such as risking their graduation. • Stay up until your student returns home. If you have any questions, please contact Lyn Lauzon, JHS Intervention Specialist, at [email protected] or (425)385-7178. 7 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Staff SPOTLIGHT John Mellana AP United States History, United States History Favorite sports team(s): San Francisco Giants (Go Giants!) + Seattle Storm (Go Storm!) How long have you been at Jackson? Since the 1999-2000 school year (now an old-timer!) Where did you go to school? UW, UCLA, San Francisco State, Columbia Favorite holiday: Thanksgiving What is your teaching philosophy (in a nutshell)? Favorite food: Basque, Italian, Thai • Respect my students and colleagues Other language(s) you speak: Spanish (moderately), Italian (poorly) • Actively seek the improvement of my students, as well as my own improvement If you could have a super power, what would it be? To grade 100 essays within five days of receiving them. • Make history interesting • Never relent on any of the above Tell us a little about your family at home. Kids? Cats? Dogs? If you could spend a day with someone famous (living or not), who would s/he be? Abraham Lincoln, Sitting Bull • Wife (since 1986) What is something about you that most people do not know? On the same night, I socialized with active-duty members of the British Army and supporters of the Irish Republican Army (in two different locations!) • 1 daughter (aged 11) • 2 cats • 1 beloved sled dog (RIP) Hobbies: Mountaineering, forest/range management Any other interesting trivia about you that you would like to share? I obtained the autograph of Willie Mays on two separate occasions. Current favorite TV show and/or movie: TV: Deadwood + The Wire What advice would you like to give to the students and/or parents? I can add little more to what is already known to all who care to hear such things in the first place. There is no single path to a higher education, and college is not the only worthy destination which is out there. It is the one that will continue to be the most sought after, usually at the greatest expense. As John Wooden of UCLA once said, “When you’re through learning, you’re through.” Movie: Zodiac + Little Miss Sunshine Favorite book or book that you are reading right now: Abraham Lincoln, a Life (by Michael Burlingame) How do you order your coffee? Americano, grande, room for cream Favorite vacation spots: North Cascades, Sierra Nevada, Italy 8 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop PTSA Hands Out Annual Awards Mill Creek community members are proud of. The Jackson music program is also respected throughout the state, and we have Mrs. Moffat to thank for the admiration and awards received. Her motto, “Music: Education for Life,” best describes her commitment to learning and excellence that makes her a wonderful leader and a loved and respected teacher. Each spring, JHS PTSA seeks nominations for annual Outstanding Educator and Golden Acorn (awarded to outstanding volunteers) awards. This year two teachers and three parent volunteers were honored. Outstanding Educators Music director Lesley Moffat and ASB Advisor Judi Montgomery are the PTSA’s Outstanding Educator honorees for 2012. Nominated by several different students, the staff members were surprised April 18 during class with flowers, pins, certificates, and congratulations. Judi Montgomery Lesley Moffat Lesley Moffat is a most deserving recipient of the PTSA’s 2012 Outstanding Educator Award. She was nominated multiple times by students who wrote that she is one of the most talented, hard-working, and caring teachers they have ever met. Mrs. Moffat directs JHS’s bands and Jazz and Percussion ensembles with vision and ease, and she has built an award-winning program that the students, staff, and WOLF TRACKS Judi Montgomery is a most deserving recipient of the PTSA’s 2012 Outstanding Educator Award. She received multiple nominations from students who wrote that she is an amazing leader and teaches them how to become one, too. They said she is caring, hard-working, and the kind of person who clearly is doing more beyond the hours of a typical school day. Students say they admire and love her. She is the educator they will remember throughout their lives as having made a difference in theirs. As the ASB advisor and a Senior Seminar and Leadership teacher, she is the guide and mentor that JHS students need to graduate with honors. 9 May 2012 school Scoop Golden Acorn Recipients Carol Grosvenor, Linda Pazevic, and Lisa Steckler are the PTSA’s Golden Acorn honorees for 2012. Nominated by many staff members and fellow volunteers, they were honored at the April 11 PTSA meeting with plants, pins, certificates, and congratulations. Carol Grosvenor Carol has always been involved with PTSA since her children started at Jackson. Even though Carol is not on the board at this time, she consistently comes to the board meetings to stay informed and give her input on important matters. She is a keen observer and critical thinker who is appreciated for bringing important perspective to discussions as well as asking the hard questions. Carol has served in numerous roles for JHS PTSA including Secretary, Awards Committee, Nominating Committee, Audit Committee, and Standing Rules Review Committee. She has been a JHS Athletic Booster for (Boys and Girls) Cross Country, Track, and Soccer teams for over five years. Carol was also part of the Grad Night Fundraising and Party Volunteer for the classes of 2011 and 2012. She helped work concessions with her children’s class parent groups. Here is a quote from a nomination form: “Carol has been very involved behind the scenes through all these years that her kids have been here at JHS. She is one of those PTSA volunteers that will always come through when you need her and always willing to lend a hand.” L to R: Lisa Steckler, Linda Pazevic, and Carol Grosvenor swim meet timer for 2010-2012 as well as the NCAA and Pac-12 swim timer in 2012. A quote from a nomination form for Linda reads: “I’ve had the pleasure and privilege of working alongside Linda for the past several years, and she is among the most competent, committed and caring volunteers in our community. She has spent and will continue to spend countless hours dedicating her time and skills. Simply put, the community of JHS is a better place because of her.” Lisa Steckler Lisa is a Golden Acorn recipient because she has contributed so much of her time and energy to help enrich the lives of the students and staff at Jackson. She has shown a strong commitment to improving the education and opportunities of children not only at JHS but also Heatherwood Middle School, Mill Creek Elementary School, and in the community of Mill Creek. Lisa has been a strong advocate for the students, staff, and schools. She puts in an enormous amount of time volunteering at the school sites and also at home coordinating and organizing programs, doing paperwork, and making phone calls. Lisa has been the PTSA Co-Secretary at JHS since 2009. She is on the Jackson Leadership Council as a Parent Representative. She coordinates the Jackson Wolf Tracks monthly Staff Spotlight. She is a Theater Society booster parent and has helped with meals, finding props, and costumes. Lisa is a Choir Booster and was Co-President in 2009-2010. These are just a few of the ways Lisa helps at Jackson. In addition to all she does at Jackson, Lisa serves on several committees at Heatherwood Middle School including Program Chair, Heatherwood Awards Committee, and Band Booster Parent Volunteer. In our community, Lisa is a Scout Co-Leader. She was also an active volunteer at Mill Creek Elementary. Here are two quotes from the nomination forms regarding Lisa: “I believe Lisa deserves recognition for her support for our schools and community. She’s an excellent role model and citizen.”“Her positive attitude has left a great impression on me and others.” Linda Pazevic Linda is being recognized as a 2012 Golden Acorn Award recipient for her leadership and ability to think on her feet while being mindful of what is best for the students. Linda has been a class act volunteer in the Mill Creek community since her children began school in the area 15 years ago. At each school—elementary, middle, and high school—Linda has been an active volunteer. Her volunteer service includes JHS PTSA Co-President, Scholarship Chair, Parent Representative on the Jackson Leadership Committee, Class of 2010 Grad Night Party Committee Treasurer, and JHS Athletic Booster for Swim, Cross Country, Track, and Soccer. Linda is also responsible for collaborating on new programs at JHS to help students and parents feel more comfortable and connected to the school with new student Welcome Bags, Birthday Grams, and Coffee with the Principal. Linda also was active on Heatherwood Middle School’s PTA as President and Vice President of Ways and Means and served as PTA President at Mill Creek Elementary. In addition, Linda was the Everett Public Schools 10 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop The Wall Submitted by Clara Kapustka, club publicist Jackson is small. We have a population of approximately 2,000 students. In comparison to the world, our school is merely a speck on the globe. The problems of break-ups, what to wear to school, and who is the most popular are some of the most miniscule issues in the world—and a portion of JHS students have come to realize this from “The Wall” project. The Wall idea sprang from a “Genocide Project” presented to Ms. Kalina’s (our current adviser) Honors English 2 class. Some inspired students believed that supporting the people of the world needed to be emphasized beyond the classroom. The five students who initiated this organization fashioned a mission statement: “Raising awareness will generate a chain reaction of tackling the problems around the world.” This simple idea has now evolved into something much greater. Roughly 30 students have joined the meetings since January and shared their thoughts on how to begin saving the world right at our own Jackson High School. Mr. Cheshire has approved a wall near the attendance office to be decorated with statistics, stories, regions, and many other ideas regarding awareness of disasters worldwide. However, the ideas have not stopped at the decoration of the wall. Videos, posters, and, most importantly, action have become an increasing focus during the meetings. We know our small group must be transformed into something more sophisticated in order to be sufficient. Becoming a club at Jackson originally seemed like an easy solution, but it has, quite frankly, been difficult. We are working through obstacles because we know that we must obtain the resources available to ASB clubs in order to create The Wall in the first place. We are confident that a club will be approved because students coming together for a good cause to genuinely help our planet is worthy of acceptance by ASB. For more information regarding The Wall organization and to help us obtain ASB status, please come to our meetings in the school library every Friday from 2:10 to 3:10. All students are welcome. Problems as large as world hunger, medical attention, and overall awareness can only be tackled one step at a time. The small community of Jackson is able to make an impact on these issues through the help of this organization. “Raising awareness will generate a chain reaction of tackling the problems around the world.” THE WALL MISSION STATEMENT 11 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop Hi-Q Club Finishes Season Strong Is your student intelligent and quickminded? Do they retain knowledge, are they interested in variety of subjects, and are they willing to study outside of school? If so, they may want to join the Jackson Hi-Q Club. Hi-Q is the oldest continuous academic quiz competition for high school students in the nation. The Everett Region Hi-Q program is the only one of its kind on the West Coast. Questions are based primarily on the content of 14 standard high school courses: American History, American Government, Art History, Biology, Chemistry, Current Events, Geography, Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Shakespeare, and World History. JHS Hi-Q, led by English teacher Craig Bowen, meets Thursdays after school. The team matches wits against other local high schools in three regular season competitions and a district playoff. This year, after finishing first during the regular season, the Jackson High School Hi-Q team hosted the regional/state finals on April 19. The Jackson team placed second, just one point behind first place finisher Archbishop Murphy High School, so will not move on to state competition as it has in previous years. Last year, JHS Hi-Q took second in state. The previous year, the team placed third. The club sells Entertainment Books as a fundraiser and performs community service by tutoring local students and helping with Oktoberfest. For more information, contact club advisor Craig Bowen at [email protected]. 12 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop JHS Lu’au Rain got you down? Wish you were on a tropical island? Come enjoy an evening of fun, culture, and the islands on Friday, May 18, at the Jackson Lu’au, a fundraiser for the Mock Trial team. The “Setu” troupe will be performing at the Lu’au on May 18 in the JHS Commons. The event, held in the JHS Commons, starts at 7 p.m. with a dinner buffet featuring traditional Polynesian plate food. Then “Setu” will take the stage for an hour-long show featuring a combination of Samoan, Tahitian, Fijian, and other Polynesian dances. Ticket prices are as follows: Guests will also be able to purchase intricate henna tattoos and face painting for a small additional cost. $15 adult/student $12 student with ASB card $5 children under six Tickets can be purchased prior to the event through a Mock Trial member. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Tafa through email at [email protected] or by phone at (425)385-7166. June 2013 while a permanent facility is located. To access the bank, clients come to the Jackson Annex entrance (between Jackson and Heatherwood) between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. every other Thursday. Clients need to bring photo identification and a current utility bill showing that they reside in the Everett School District. Currently, individual bags of non-perishable food are pre-bagged. As the bank grows, it will be adding fresh fruits and vegetables and fresh proteins. Mill Creek Food Bank Debuts On April 19, students, staff, parents, and members of the Jackson High community ceremoniously opened the doors of the first Mill Creek Community Food Bank. Judi Montgomery, Jackson activities director, officially launched the grand opening with a thank you to all of the community groups that participated in putting together the Mill Creek Food Bank: Mill Creek Rotary, JHS Interact Club, Mill Creek Business Association, and dedicated JHS staff, students, and community volunteers. Terry Cheshire shared information about the number of students in need of help through the Everett School District free/reduced meal program. The Mill Creek Food Bank grew out of the recognition that one out of every five students at JHS relies on free or reduced school lunch for at least one meal of the day. The Everett School District has donated a portable classroom for non-perishable food storage and the Jackson Annex for the Mill Creek Food Bank through 13 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop GPA Recognition Students who achieved GPAs of 3.0 or higher for the fall semester were recognized on the new Principal’s Honor Roll at Jackson. The Honor Roll has three levels: G O L D Aarhus, Lars Erling Accornero, Andrew Drake Ahn, Heejoon Alabi, Sabrina Emma Allemeier, Lindsey Marie Allen, Brooke Noelle Anderson, Alec Michael Anderson, Sierra Kauanoeanuhea Ang, Andrew Hok Ang, Henry Chung Ash, Corrine Danielle Atregenio, Leo Alonzo Bartlett, Stephen Edward Bartok, Duncan Hayashi Becker, Jackie Campbell Behera, Pratyush P Betz, Bryan Paul Birkvold, Hanna Rose Black, Monica Brianne Bond, Jordan Keith Briggs, Abigail Rose Brotnov, Olin Burgess, Brittni Pritpal Carlile, Tyler Kenneth Carter, Olivia Tanae Castro, Nicole Yun Chiu, Amy Yu Li Cho, David Hyun Woo Cho, Grace Hayoung Cho, Hye Hannah Chong, Blakely Evan Chu, Eunice Jinkyung Chung, Harin-Anna Clark, Jenise Christine Cook, Monica Jean Cooley, Megan Alexis Costello, Kaitlin Eliora Cox, Abbigail Rene’ Culp, Amelia Rose Cung, Peter Bao Dabkowska, Justyna Dahline, Emma Lynn Davis, Jared Alan Davis, Sarah Danielle Defuria, Michayla Jo Deland, Natalie Rae Desmarais, Alicia Nicole Duvall, Parker Dean Dzulkarnaen, Muhammad Khaeran Eastman, Kathryn Marie Elwalid, Fatima Thoelkefel Evans, Celia Grace Fagnan, Matthew William Fedrick, Nifasha Feingold, Zachary Alan Findley, Conner Riley Fitz, Ali Nicole Follis, Grant Anthony Fowler, Ryan Andrew Funke, Ashlen Marie Furoy, Isaac Anthony Gabrielsen, Alicia Nicole Girard, Olivia Louise Gorski, Noah Jansen Gradilla, Rosa Grosvenor, Claire Madison Gunthardt, Graydon Thomas Hartmann, Helen Hauenstein, Cameron Mitchell Haugen, Peter John Hereth, Brooke Nicole Hill, Natalie Elizabeth Hinoue, Reona Hong, David Sokhyun Hong, Luke Tae-Hee Hong, Seung Heui Hovland, Nikole Marisa Howlett, Marcus Miyercules Hunt, Logan Paul Hwang, David Jusung Hwang, Mean Taek Hwang, Yi Taek Idrovo, Jessica Valeria Jackson, Carley Elizabeth Johnson, Anna Marie Johnson, Brandon James Johnson, Mary Kathleen Johnson, William Roger Jones, Alison Noelle Jones, Katelyn Marie Jooma, Shanzeh Fayaz Kao, Nahrya Chrisna Karpenko, Sofiya Y Kavanagh, Brian Joseph Kavanagh, Daniel James Kim, Caleb Yechan Kim, Esther Gina Kim, Julia Juyeon Kim, Sharon D Kim, Young Hwan Kingma, Brooke Kelsey Kingma, Kelli Nicole Kramer, Keilyn Nicole Lang, Taylor David Larsen Jr, Kay Michael Lee, Andrew Yoonkeun Lee, Dong-Gyo Lee, Kate Cheayun Lee, Theda Elizabeth Lee, Tyler Jonathon Lee, Youn Seo Lee, Yun Ji Leung, Winnie Wing-Yin Lim, Alex Chandara Lim, Anna Lekheana Lim, Janice Sung Litchfield, Jamie Marie Little, Janessa Leanne Little, Nalyssa Kirsten Loch, Samantha Jean Lopez-Flores, Faithaleen Louangrath, Jonathan Twatchana Mabrouk, Nadia Louise Magarelli, Nicholas Karter Matheson, Macy Kathleen May McCulloch, Brock Tiffin McGinnis, Ryan Steele McKee, Kaela Nicole Medema, Marley Grace Memon, Alia Lai Menzel, Taylor Brianne Metcalf, Alicia Michelle Metcalf, Shyra Mirae Mezzulo, Angeline Mary Mietzner, Benjamin Tiger Miller, Madeline B Mulligan, Michaela Renee Neaville, Kenneth Sydney Nguyen, Adam Nguyen, Jacqueline Anh-Tram Nguyen, Michelle Nimmagadda, Saidutt Nimmagadda, Sridutt Nishimoto, Victoria Kazuko Oh, Aaron In-Sung O’Keefe, Courtney Lynn Okubo, James Craig Parker, Noah Okada WOLF TRACKS Gold: 3.8 – 4.0 GPA Silver: 3.5 – 3.79 GPA Bronze: 3.0 – 3.49 GPA Another new recognition program launched for the fall semester is called Tenacious T‑Wolves. These are students who have raised their grades by 1.0 in one semester. There are no restrictions on a beginning GPA as we encourage students to be proud of their tenacity and resolve to reach new academic goals. Large banners displaying the names of students on the Honor Roll and Tenacious T‑Wolves list are hanging in the front entrance so all who enter Jackson have an instant snapshot of the school’s academic pride. Congratulations to the many students who worked hard to make it on the Honor Roll. Each semester GPAs will be calculated (for just that semester) and a new group of Honor Roll students will be recognized. Note: Not all names are listed below due to parental privacy concerns. Parker, Ray Okada Patterson, Kayla Rose Pham, Chester Tuchuong Pischer, Anna Lane Poch, Melanie Anne Polevoy, Melissa Rouse Ponce, Megan Justine Pyles, Matthew Thomas Pyles, Michelle Lindsey Radcliff, Madison Jewell Radford, Brendon Jesse Ransom, Madison Rebecah Rawlins, Jessica Kathryn Rayala, Indira Reimer, Carissa Rae Reimers, Dylan Reinikka, Matthew Jacob Roe, Aaron Matthew Rushton, Dana Melissa Sahnoun, Zachery Ebraham Sandhu, Manveer Kaur Santos, Erika Jaira Oca Sar, Chantara Justin Sasaki, Kaoru Schindler, Seth Anthony Sherwood, Ryan Andres Shin, Joonha Sigurdsson, Ian Kristjan Skubic, Justin Small, Carley Thompson Smith, Evan Philip Son, Ji-Soo Hur Song, Anna Belle Souter, Alexandra Natalia Sparks, Madeline Lenora Spassennikova, Anastasia Andreevna 14 May 2012 Steckler, Christopher John Stedman, Heidi Marie Stoffel, Kristin Skye Strok, Dave Davis Sukhoparov, Lyubomir Vladimir Swem, Chanelle Lynne Tasaka, Emily Kikuye Tehrani, Nariman Thai, Thanh Kim Thompson, Evan Lee Thompson, Jacob Dillion Thompson, Kendal Christine Thorne, Rachel Peraza Tjok, Victoria Putri Tran, Cecilia Kim Tran, Nhy Huyen Thao Trinh, Michelle Turner, Dustyn Denine Tyler, Joshua J Valdez, Gibran Del Sol Vanaelst, Callie Jo Waite, Riley Parker Ward, Cassia Alexandra Warriner, Anna-Lynn Anuenue Weed, Natalie Jina Wenta, Paige Jordan Westland, Tian-Ahn Lin White, Zackary John Williams, Daniel Wallace Woolfenden, Daniel Robert Yao, Kai-Hwa Yoo, Hannah Nahyun Yoon, Christina Leehwa Yoon, Joseph Seok Youn, Gabriel Hyo Jung school Scoop Adams, Abigail Rebecca Ahmed, Lowti Jibril Ainsworth, Steven Charles- Thomas Alfieri, Anthony F Allen, Austin Lamont Al-Shishani, Hadiya Isabel Anderson, Cassie Jean Anderson, Jacob Lee Anderson, Kristen Brooke Ankney, Spencer L Apuya, Reigina Palas Armstrong, Kiersten Courtney Arthursson, Annelie Kathleen Asuncion, Emi Sasaki Asuncion, Jordan Dean Atijera, Rachel Ann Padilla Atkinson, Jacob Frank Atregenio, Emma Louise Aufrecht, Abigail Elizabeth Awan, Sonia A Bae, Daniel S Bae, Esther Bae, Grace Haeun Bae, Hannah Halim Balila, Jazmine Joy De Leon Banning, Kelsey Anne Beavert, Kyle Dustin Belyak, Mark Igorevich Bennett, Francesca Giulia Berghout, Nathan Bryan Beyer, Danae Nicole Bishop, Lauren Marcella Booth, Sierra Juanita Bowman, Mackenzie Catherine Brown, Samuel Jordan Bui, Vy Thi Bylsma, Zachary Dow Caffee, Briana Crystal Carbajal, Erin Beth Carrington, Marissa Ann Carter, Whitney Levail Case, Catie Dawn Chae, Audrey Y Chan, Albert Chi-Hsiang Chan, William Charleson, Mary Suzanne Chebul, Alex Cho, Daniel Hyunbin Cho, Justin Yongeun Chong, Daniel Chu, Ronald Chiu Young Clement, Thomas Philip Columbro, Courtney Marie Conte, McKenzie Rae Cook, Kaleigh Margaret Crockett, Sarah Kathryn S I L V E R Croutworst, Jonathan David Deol, Ramneek Dickey, Brayton Anthony Donaldson, Hannah Gayle Ellis, Hunter J Ellis, Kayla Anne Ellis, Madeline Noan Endresen, Alicia Catherine Fruland, Kelsey Paige Fulton, McKenzie Elizabeth Gannon, Craig James Gjertsen, Hayley Nicole Goetz, Miles P Gollen, Osaseen Gorman, Madison Kate Gouveia, Emily Georgiana Gray, Kaylin Madison Gu, Yifan Guerrero, Nicole Elizabeth Guzman, Jacob Benjamin Hamm, Anthony Dean Han, Diane Lee Hansen, Ashley June Hasstedt, Erik Kiyoshi Haugen, Daisy Margaret Haugen, Madeline Marie Hawthorne, Sarah Catherine Hearing, Christopher Llanos Hendrickson, Katherine Grace Henning, Hannah Rae Hickman, Megan Jean Hicks, Hannah Mae Hittle, Kevin Hansen Hoang, Daniel Truong Hoang, Justin Huy Hoang, Kelly Kieu-Loan Hong, Anna Jee Hee Hoon, Kathleen Yoshino Hoon, Sean Yoshiaki Hovorka, Nicolas Jack Hsu, Chris Hunter, Sebastian Claire Jacobsen, Lillian Rae Jamshidpour, Roya Grace Jang, Daniel Ryan Jarrahian, Shazaad Mateo Jin, Stephanie Young Johnson, Natalie Morgan Johnson, Sydnee Janai Jones, Hannah Elizabeth Josephson, Makenzie Elizabeth Karlick, Madeline M Karmil, Courtney Marie Kelly, Ashley Elizabeth Kim, Calvin Jinwoo Kim, Christina Kim, Rebecca Danbe Kim, Robert King, Kayley Margaret King, Krista Van Klebold-Chew, Bronte Lila Kletscher, Christian Jordan Kleven, Everett Montgomery Knapp, Christopher James Knight, Delaney Victoria Kwon, Beau Laborn, Kaitlyn Sierra Lam, Karina Thao Lamb, Natasha Carmen Lance, Caleb Michael Lapchenko, Irina Aleksandrovna Larrick, Alysha Anna Le, Christine N Le, Stephanie Minh Le, Tien Vincent Le, Vinh Quang Lee, Andrew Sung-Woo Lee, Brian Kijung Lee, Daisy Lee, Michelle J Lee, Nicole Vannida Lemos, Nicole Andrea Lenseigne, Cassidy Rae Li, Jinzheng Liao, Peter Lindstrom, Madison Ann Litchfield, Richard Tanner Loch, Brandon Scott Locknane, Payton Rae Lowthorp, Katelyn Jean Lucas, Carli Madison, Kendra Faith Madlangbayan, Alicia Morales Mak, Grace Wing-San Manansala, Dayanara Ciara Caoile Mar, Erika June Mattar, Amira Marcella Mattar, Shadi Daniel Mazza, Carina Danae Means, Ryan Michael Mercer, Lauren Desiree Mester, Dominik Georg Ralf Michael, Quinn Michelle Mijatovic, Tea Min, Alexander Kim Misich, Colin Scott Moffat, Meagan Kay Moon, Paul Sungmin Morrison, Mitchell Tyler Nelson, Blake Andrew Newlon, Courtney Renee Newman, Lauryn Nicole Nguyen, Anna Lea GPA Recognition CONTINUED Nguyen, David Hong Nicoletta, Elizabeth Anne Nies, Rachel M Nightingale, Chloe Amaryllis Nordquist, Colin Kin Hou Nowak, Michael Adam Oare, Stephanie Lynn Okeke, Ijeoma Nwanneka Opstad, Hannah Elizabeth Padua, Cameron John Palanisamy, Meenakshi Palmer, Devin Anthony Parikh, Shruti Sanjay Park, Brandon Inho Park, Sarah Han Paulos, Betelehem Worku Pavek, Jacob Benjamin Pawley, Emily Marie Pazevic, Alexander Akira Pazevic, Stefan Kiyoshi Person, Benjamin Mack Pham, Amy Phan, Madison Bernice Phillipps, Ashley Ayumi Porter, Austin Lee Porter, Mikaela Ann Prendergast, Shannon Denise Purdy, Alexandra Louise Birnbach Purdy, Christina Ashley Putrya, Lyudmila Vladimirovna Quizon, Danica Marie Orlina Ralston, Brett Andrew Ramirez, Lauren Tinsay Ransom, Andrew Steven Redman, Brenna Marie Ro, Eric Taejung Robert, Spencer David Roberts, Holden Vincent Robison, Joshua Frederick Rubero, Seth Maxwell Ruchty, Sarah Rene’ Saunders, McKenna May Savenkova, Marina P Schastlivets, Paul Sergey Scholle, Abbey Jo Schweitzer, Rachael Athena Scott, Cody William See, Kimberly Roque Seiber, Sydney Leigh Seiler, Jordan Eugene Seleshi, Afomia Mitiku Serame, Marie-Antoinette Yambao Shepard, Payton Jay Sherk, Sierra Danielle Short, Michael Wayne Simonji, Annabella Elizabeth Skorstad, Emily Mae Sohnly, Dominique Gabriele Solverson, Chase Arthur Son, David Kwan Son, Soye Spaw, Matthew Warren Spivey, Kaylee Marie Steinike, Bradley Richard Stephan, Jeffrey Peter Stevenson, Jacob Allen Stoll, Michael Anthony Stringfellow, Bryan Patrick Summers, Kyle Jordan Swenson, Eric Earl Swingle, Nicole Katherine Ta, Lisa Christine Tashiro, Cullen Seiji Tate, Kaitlyn Patrice Taylor, Tristan Andrew Thomas Jr, Scott David Thomas, Tyler Nelson Thompson, Katelyn Elyse Tian, Zhonglei Tinoco, Amanda Marfil Tjok, Ian Putra Todd, Sarah Elizabeth Tran, Megan Xuan Tran, Stanley Nguyen Vallejos, Nathan William Vaughn, Kija Antonia Viloria, Cole James Vimawala, Aditi Munikumar Vo-Farmer, Vivian Gabrielle Waite, Trevor Kenneth Wang, Jennie Alicia Wang, Yearnyee Everet Wegner, Cara Cheyenne Westland, Joy Victoria Whang, Stella Gumbi Whitman, Tyler Robert Won, David Dooho Yamamoto, Justin Ray Yi, Joshua Hwanmin Yoon, Christopher Kwang-Il Yoon, Hannah You, Gibum Kim Youn, John Hyo Jin Younus, Pareesa Nicole Yusaf, Bonita Ulfat Zehr, Brian David Zhdanov, Mark Benjamin Zhuge, Jessica Yan Ling Zuzula, Nicholas Robert T E N AC I O U S T-WO LV E S Accetturo, Giovanni Michael Aflleje, Michael Shane Baah, Abigail Akosua Bugg, Jamie A Bunphoath, Tahdina Kerrah Butler, Alexis Nicole Carbajal, Erin Beth Charawell, Christopher Dalton Cool III, Robert Roland Cripe, Trevor Eugene Deyonker, Jonathon Thomas Dinh, Anthony Hung Dinh, Tracy Kim Eby, Caleb Elijah C Elegado, Paige Cecilia Fleming, Madison Anne Foster, Andrew Sebastion Garrison, Gracie Lynn Goldstein, Brittany Nicole Gollen, Osaseen Gorbunova, Eva Elena Howley, Addison Margaret Johnson, Alexander Paul Johnson, McKinley Philip Josephson, Makenzie Elizabeth Khan, Caroline Alves Kim, Allyson Minji Kim, Sungrae Knutsen, Justin Anthony Lamb, Natasha Carmen Lenseigne, Connor Ryan Lofranco, Michael Anthony Mayer, Tyler James McCarter, Collene Renee McCrackin, Evan Jay 15 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Mercer, Chelsea Anne Murphy, Jessie Victoria Nguyen, Thien Cao Paulino, Alec Robert Polevoy, Inassa V Porter IV, Bletcher Joseph Richey, James Daniel Rodriguez, Miguel Angel St Sauver, Sarah Jo Tewari, Candice Rawati Thind, Kanwarabijit Singh Tisdale, Jordan Tanner Tovar, Carlos Alberto Vaughn, Kija Antonia Viayra, Teresita Dejesus Vrachovska, Polin Winn, Taylor Nicole Wood, Nikolaus Xinavong, Wadsana school Scoop Adair, Christopher J Aflleje, Mikella Marie Aiken, Miranda Lee Allister, Megan Lynn Allister, Royce Matthew Altamirano, Rachel Elizabeth Anderson, Kristin Beth Anderson, Tyler Justin Ang, Charlie Ankney, Emily Aileen Arpin, Sarah E Baah, Abigail Akosua Balogh, Alyssa Christine Barbeau, Jacqueline Hayley Barbosa, Edgard Fernando Barker, Jake Wiley Basuel, Gavin B Beasley, Jaris Shigemi Berg, Jacob Thomas Bikos, Tinley Louise Billmyer, Sean Russell Blackmer, Karen Rachel Alaina Blakeney, Zachary David Blanchard, Samuel Reed Bodyfelt, Kaeden Michael Boggie, Lucas Evan Bogovich, Kiara Almendra Bohnen, Michelle Kari Bond, Matthew Randal Boren, Stone Reisner Borrego, Rico Cooper Bowley, Megan Justine Brencic, Robert William Briggs, Lauren Mary Brindle, Baily Douglas Brown, Brandon Guy Brown, Evan Gary Brumley, Lani Alexis Brumley, Tamara Michelle Budd, Lillian Renee Buell, Kendall Grace Bueser, Erin Kathleen Bugg, Jamie A Buno, Nicole Michelle Burgisser, Tobias Oliver Butler, Alexis Nicole Butler, Tori Lynne Byrd, Dalston James Cabamalan, Lael Jesus Campbell, Matthew Vincent Carlson, Kellie Marie Carlson-Helo, Alexandria Deann Carrington, Alexander Carl Chaney, Kennedy C Chann, Jessica Vanna Charlton, John Patrick Cheesman, Alexander Scot Cheney, Christian Cho, Edward Ki Yeon Christensen, Cade Michael Chung, Jayson Jun-Sik Cisneros, Hannah Marie Clarke, Anne Clinton, Andrea Jenae Coccia, Kylie Lynn Coffelt, Tessa Mackenzie Conrad, Mackenzie Ann Cook, Francesca Samantha Cornett, Kyle Nathaniel Cotero, Mia Linh Cottingham, Jason Fox Creary, Rachel Elena Crider, Bryndis Margret Cripe, Trevor Eugene Croutworst, Adam Albert Davis, Alicia Denise Davis, Elena Fae Day, Kenneth Stanley Desharnais, Mijah Lynn B R O N Z E Dinh, Tracy Kim Donohue, Zachary Raymond Downey, Jakob Robert Drake, Kirstin Camille Dunn, Yasmin Jade Duong, Anhton D Ebbighausen, Deborah Lisa Ebert, Athina Marie Eliassen, Chelcie Kaye-Ann Ellis, Ashley Michelle Englund, Meadow Kathleen Epps, Mary Ellen Erickson, Chelsea Elaine Escobar, Jonathan Kimball Espiritu-Santo, Amelia Banta Esquivel, Orlando Fan-Hernandez, Yuepon Salvardor Faulconer, Juliana Jeltje Fee, Breanna Nicole Filitovich, Alesia Findley, Mitchell Carter Fischer, Kimberly Christina Fisher, Joshua David Fletcher, Madelyn Ann Forsberg, Karlie Jo Forsberg, Kayla Michelle Grace Foster, Chelsea Victoria Foster, Keynan Selwyn Frost, Cekayn Pha-Ek Galovin, Jason Cameron Gasparyan, Robert Gay, Laura Marie Gelo, Brandan Lee George, Evan David George, Nicholas Alexander Gilbert, Joshua Ray Goedde, Cecilia Robin Goodhue, Jeffrey Philip Graff, Kyle Robert Gray, Zachary Hampton Greben, Ludmila M Haak, Kenny Taylor Haak, Nathan Andrew Haldane, Tyler Charles Hanley, Merritt Kathleen Harestad, Alina Britt Harris, Nicholas Scott Hayes, Conner Robert Healy-Manes, Taylor Ann Helgerson, Kyle Brendon Henning, Michael Steven Henry Iii, James Kimberly Hereth, Brett Robert Hickman, Benjamin Pertel Hickman, Samuel Othello Higgins-Sanchez, Daniel Allan Hittle, Tyler James Holm, Espen Olav Holman, Collin Wesley Hopkins, Andrew Thomas Houck, Kailey Marie Houvener, Caleb Paul Howard, Miranda Reese Howley, Addison Margaret Hoyt, Ashley Jade Hsieh, Cin Yu Hunter, Shelby Alexander Hutchens, Jordan N Hutchison, Shalen Hailey Jayawardane, Nethmi Umaya Jeon, Owen Johnson, McKinley Philip Jones, Hayden Bennett Jones, Tyler Nathan Jooma, Faiza Fayaz Jorgensen, Kennedy Taylor Justiniano, Amalia Grace Naguit Kaabour, Anthony Joseph Kabor, Amelia Jordan Kapustka, Clara Jeanette Kearns, Andrew Tyler Keene, Rahma Alice Kennedy, Marshall Adam Khan, Caroline Alves Kidd, Frank Skyler Kiel, Alexander Frederick Kim, Hari Stephanie Kim, Jacqueline Kim, Joseph Kijun Kim, Paul Kim, Sarah Kiyeon Kimborowicz, Madeline Courtney Kimsey, Michael Shawn Kindrick, Karin Marie King, Katie-Lynn Olga Kingma, Dan James Kipp, Emily Corin Knutsen, Justin Anthony Kozorezov, Artyom Aleksey Kuhanont, Myra Natamon Kumar, Kristal Shivangni Kummerle, Drake William Laird, Brianne Renee Lan, Joshua Ricksa Larson, Erik William Larson, Jacob Grant Lauerman, Ryan Paul Lavadia, Jenessen Buison Le, Joseph Le, Steven Bui Lee, Chad Chea Jung Lee, Jaehun Lee, Je Woo Lee, Ji-Hyun Lee, Vivian Dan Bee Lee, Yasmeen Lucia Lee, Youn Soo Lenseigne, Connor Ryan Leung, Vincent Lok-Yin Lewis III , Robert Lilley, Ian Conare Lim, Kyujin Tommy Lind, Logan Chandler Littlefield, Chase Allen Livelo, Czarina Livingston, Grayson Riley Loeung, David Chanthy Logan, Aleenah Renee Long, Sarah Nuon Lorenz, Kaylee Delphine Louie, Megan Kittie Mackay, Courtney Marie Manivanh, Scott Chiem Mar, Brandon Anthony Marchewka, Conrad Stanislaw Markezinis, James Michael Marouf, Moneer G Martin Jr, Michael Anthony Martin, Lexie Lee Martinez, Israel Lebaron Mayer, Tyler James McCall, Malisah Dell McCarter, Collene Renee McGinnis, Scott Lewis McNeal, Alexandre Gunner McNeal, Aunia Kristen Mercer, Chelsea Anne Mercer, Morgan Alyssa Merwin, Devon Alan Miles, Jake Henry Milton, Pierce Lionel Minor, Grant Huriah Mitchell, Lauren Leslie WOLF TRACKS 16 May 2012 GPA Recognition CONTINUED Moayeri, Layla Marie Moon, Jeyte Yejin Moore, Christopher Andrew Morrell, Sabrina Nicole Mortensen, Gina Marie Mortensen, Melanie Anne Moulton, Trevor James Mueller, Alexander Scott Murawski III, Paul Michael Murphy, Jessie Victoria Naficy, Erika Nicole Nann, Melinda Sovandara Nelson, Samuel David Nelson, Thomas William Nevskaya, Lidia Newlon, Andrew Colin Nguyen, Dorothy Diem-Thy Nguyen, Janna Nguyen, Jessica Kimberly Nguyen, Vivian Phuong Niblack, Gregory Colton Nichols, Ashley Renee’ Ninh, Kevin Duy Nirschl, Christian M Noel, Nicole Renee Numair, Kasandra Sky Oare, Christina Pauline O’Donnell, Jeron Mark Oliphant, Cassidy Rae Olling, Madison Marie Olsen, Jameson Gill Olson, Ali Lauren Olson, Sky Nicole Orozco, Kevin Fidel Ozuna, Blake Thomas Palanisamy, Akshy Park, David Park, Jason Mee Parker, Evan Dale Parker, Ian Rudy Wolfe Parsons, Brooke Nicole Patterson, Mia Joelle Paynter, Ariana Louise Pence, Joshua David Pence, Trevor Michael Perez, Paula Crystals Pham, Nhat Minh Phan, Cindy Mong Pittman, Kaitlyn Jean Plummer, Nolan McKay Podmogilnaya, Alina Sergeevna Porter, Collin Reid Ptacek, Alyssa Rochelle Qadri, Aliya Khan Quall, Sara Lynn Radcliff, Kendall Clifford Ragsdale, Mallory Marlies Ramirez, Anne Nicole Tinsay Recinos, Jacob Henry Redding, Paige Nichole Redina, Anastasia Clarissa Reese, Nolan Martin Reid, Paige Renee Reum, Rachel Ann Rhoades, Anna Elizabeth Ricci, Peter Anthony Richey, James Daniel Robert, Brenna Kathleen Roberts, Tyler Christian Robison, Marissa Ann Rossi, Frank Richard Rossignol, Leah Evelyn Rowan, Keith Lewis Rowell, Jarred James Roy, Jonathan Ryu, Esther Eunji Saldana, Andrea Maria Sample, Aryana Marie Sarhan, Rawan Schonewald, Sabrina Emma Mae Schuldt, Allison Nichole Schulenburg, Emily Noelle Schweitzer, Jordan Elias Selleck, Mariah Kaylee Shaffer, Dustin Gerald Fuji Shalabi, Malak Sharma, Nikita Sharpe, Ashley Nicole Shepard, Jacob Thomas Shmat, Bogdan Valeriy Siebenaler, Mathias Austin Sieck, Madeline Alexandra Siguenza, Colin Dow Nicholson Skibiel, Madison Ashley Smith, Anna Marie So, Sylvia Yuk Wah Son, Soyoung Son, Wooyoung Song, John Soullier, Hunter Franklyn Soylu, Basak Spring, Jeremiah R Stamey, Alexis Kathryn Steele, Ivy Jane Stephens, Samuel Christopher Sterling, Clark John Stevenson, Cameron Cole Stoll, Jackson Ryan Streitberger, Hayden August Strok, Robert Brian Strong, Bradly Hollen Strong, Ian Michael Sumida, Catherine Francoise Mari Tan, Bethany Lay-Tee Taylor, Kaitlin Jeneane Teofilo, Alisa Tereshchuk, Veniamin Stepanovich Thai, Amy Tram Thind, Kanwarabijit Singh Thomas, Drayven Lee Thomas, Haley Alison Thompson, Jack Regan Todd, Jason Barry Tovar, Carlos Alberto Traficante, Hannah Marie Trautmann, Caitlyn Johanna Trifonova, Nataliya Aleksandrovna Tu, Josh Valdez, Rafael Antonio B Vasilchenko, Elvira Victoria Vasilchenko, Venecia Maria Vo, Cindy My Vrachovska, Polin Walean, Glenn Benjamin Wallace, Treasha Prestine Weholt, Chase Steven Westbrook, Alex James Wheeler, Austin Lawrence White, Nicholas James Wiens, Madison David Wiggins, Jake Daniel Willgress, Connor McClaine Williams, Alyssa Corrinne Williams, Michael Jamal Williamson, Mitchell Andrew Wilson, Evan Casson Wilson, Nathaniel Keith Wilson, Robert Daniel Win, Emmeline Mimi Wingert, Tyler James Winn, Taylor Nicole Woolley, John-Robert Andrew Xi, Michael Yevsyugov, Olga Yousefi, Hila Zehr, Danielle Lauren school Scoop Kudos to Art Students Submitted by Julie Long, JHS Art Teacher The annual Everett Public Schools High School Art Show was recently on display in the Everett Education Service Center. The artworks submitted by Jackson art students made an impressive addition to the show, and the students from Jackson received a large number of awards and recognition. Earning Best of Show was Soyoung Son, a sophomore, whose graphite drawing entitled “Root and Hand” visually describes the effects of humanity on nature with the imagery of trees. The drawing entries in the category of Beginning Drawing were led by Jessica Zhuge, who took First Place, and Christina Kim, who earned Second Place. In that category, Emily Tasaka, Jessica Zhuge, Amanda Tinoco, Lidia Nevskaya, Christina Kim, Katelyn L., Ramneek Deol, Mariah Wilson, Daisy Lee, Sierra White, Josiah Budd, and Lillian Budd received Honorable Mention recognition. In the category of Advanced Drawing and Charcoal, Rachel Butler also earned Honorable Mention. “Root and Hand” by Soyoung Son received Best of Show in the Everett Public Schools High School Art Show. The following students earned recognition in the categories of Painting and Mixed Media: Rachel Butler earned Second Place in Mixed Media, Kaylee Lorenz received Third Place in Intermediate Painting and Pastel, and Margarita Seroshtan received Third Place in Advanced Painting and Pastel. Earning Honorable Mentions were Evan Wilson in Beginning Painting and Pastel and Soyoung Son in Advanced Painting and Pastel. Ryan Means earned Second Place, and Natalie Johnson received Third Place. Honorable Mentions in Intermediate Ceramics and Sculpture were awarded to Emily Skorstad, Chelsea Erickson, Ryan Means, and Kaylee Lorenz. In Advanced Ceramics and Sculpture, Second Place went to Austin Porter, Third Place to Angie Mezzulo, and Honorable Mention to Abbey Adams. The Jackson High School art students demonstrated significant creativity, imagination, skill, and craftsmanship through their entries. Congratulations go to these winners and all of the students whose selected works were entered in this annual exhibition. Numerous awards were earned in Ceramics. In the Beginning Ceramics and Sculpture category, Colton Niblack tied for Second Place and Paige Elegado tied for Third Place. In Intermediate Ceramics and Sculpture, Chelsea Erickson took First Place, 17 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop TED N A W P L E H Desserts Needed for JHS Senior Departmental Awards Night placed on the distribution list: student name, parent name and email address. Calling all bakers! Thank you, and look for more information in the backto-school packets that will be sent out in August. You can help our JHS seniors and their families during an important and busy time of year for them. One of the special events honoring seniors is the Jackson High School Senior Departmental Awards Night on May 31. This is a semi-formal event in which 34 seniors will be recognized by the academic departments at Jackson High School. Attention: Class of 2014 Parents Save the date and your junk! Class of 2014’s next fundraiser is the Mill Creek Garage Sale on Saturday, May 5. We are looking for donations to sell as well as parent and student volunteers. You can save your donations until the event or bring them to Jackson closer to the date. If you are interested in volunteering or donating, please contact the class officers at [email protected]. We need 22 “ready-to-serve” desserts delivered to the JHS main office by 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 31. Examples of ready-to-serve desserts include brownies, lemon bars, crème puffs, cookies, etc. Please let JHS Volunteer Coordinator, Shonda Reinikka ([email protected]) know if you are available to provide a ready-to-serve dessert for the evening. Thank you. Attention: Class of 2013 Parents Note: Corrected Date for Inspiration Night is June 14 The Class of 2013 Parent Group will be looking for volunteers to help with both Inspiration Night and graduation for the class of 2012 this coming June. Inspiration Night will be held on the evening of June 14 at Gold Creek Church, and graduation is on June 16 at 4 p.m. at the Everett Events Center. Please be watching for an email letting you know how to sign up if you are able to help. Having parents from the class of 2013 help with these events allows the parents of seniors to celebrate and enjoy the festivities! Looking for Parents of Next Year’s Sophomore Class! With the end of the school year approaching, it’s time for parents of this year’s freshman class to start thinking about forming a JHS Parent Group for the Class of 2015. Parent groups for each class should be formed no later than the beginning of sophomore year to start planning for a “safe and sane” all-night graduation party that the kids can attend right after graduation. Next fall, a general parent meeting will be scheduled to begin the planning process for a 2015 Graduates’ Grad Night Party. Graduation may still seem a long way off, but it will truly be here before you know it. Executive committee consists of two co-chairs, a treasurer, and a secretary. There are also sub-committees such as those who are in charge of ticket sales, chaperones, bus screener, concessions volunteer coordinator, and prizes. If you would like to receive information and stay informed, please provide the following information to our email account at [email protected] and you will be WOLF TRACKS The flyer for the class of 2013 “Safe & Sane All-Night Graduation Party” is included in this newsletter. Given the amount of planning required for this party, it is helpful if we have an idea of how many students will be participating. If you have not done so yet, please complete the paperwork and send either full or partial payment soon. If you have not been receiving the emails for the class of 2013 parents regarding volunteer opportunities (e.g., concessions) or Class of 2013 Parent Group general meetings and would like to receive those emails, please email [email protected] and we will add you to the distribution list. If you have any questions regarding the class of 2013 graduation night party, please send email to the email address above. 18 May 2012 school Scoop Shop to Help JHS PTSA PLEASE JOIN US These purchase/donation programs are easy ways to help our PTSA. All you have to do is register and then SHOP! FINA L CO eScrip FFEE FOR THE Y For coffee with H.M. Jackson High School If you haven’t already done so, please sign up with eScrip today. It is simply the most convenient method of school support there is! All you do is shop using a Safeway Club Card or credit card that you have registered with eScrip and the school receives from 2 to 10 percent of your total purchase. EScrip works at over 500 merchants online including Safeway, Amazon, Nordstrom, Expedia, Land’s End, and Home Depot. To register, log on to http://www.escrip.com and enter JHS group ID# 8563108. There is no cost to you! EAR Principal Terry Cheshire Wednesday, May 9th, 7:00 p.m. Jackson High School Library Please come for an informal hour with Principal Terry Cheshire. Target’s “Take Charge of Education” (Parents only, please) We’ve discovered a terrific way to raise funds for our school. It’s super easy, and all you have to do is use your Target Visa or Target Card. We will receive a percentage of the amount of each purchase in the form of a cash donation from Target through the Take Charge of Education program. It’s easy. Just visit http://www.target.com/tcoe or call 1-800-316-6142 to designate our school. Come wrap up the year and find out what is on the horizon for 2012-13. The Germans Are Coming! Travel and Hosting Opportunity JHS has participated in GAPP (German American Partnership Program) for over 10 years. We join with Cascade High School, and our partner school in Germany is the Michendorf Gymnasium located outside of Potsdam. Every other year students from Michendorf travel to Washington State for three weeks. The summer of that same school year, German students from both JHS and CHS travel to Germany for almost four weeks. Unfortunately, not all students traveling to Germany can host their German partner, so we find it necessary to find alternative housing for a few German students for the duration of their stay. We have started the application process for students of German who want to travel to Germany the summer of 2013 and for students who would like to host a student from Michendorf from September 15 – October 3, 2012. Your student need not be enrolled in German for you to host; however, enrollment in German is necessary to travel to Germany. If you are interested in the program or in hosting, please email Frau Kelly Dietsch at [email protected] for more information. We would like to have all hosting arrangements made before summer break begins at the end of June. 19 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 school Scoop Students Attend Journalism Convention Fourteen journalism students from Mr. Trueit’s yearbook class and Ms. McEntire’s student newspaper class recently traveled to Seattle to attend the Journalism Education Association (JEA) and National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) Spring National High School Journalism Convention. 2012 awards from the Scholastic Press Association of College Point, New York. The stiqayu won “1st Place with Merit” (the highest award) for the newspaper overall and an “Outstanding Excellence” award in the newsmagazine category. Jackson’s award-winning yearbook staff learned tips to help them reach their goal of continued yearbook excellence. They greeted representatives from Walsworth, the company that prints the school’s yearbook, as well as attended many lectures and seminars including one featuring a well-known cartoonist. Held April 12-15 at the Sheraton Seattle and Washington State Convention Center, the “Journalism on the Edge” event featured speakers— including Ms. McEntire, who spoke on the benefits of taking a journalism class—as well as media swap shops, writing competitions, consultations with industry pros, keynote speakers, exhibits, and a trade show. At the trade exhibit, students were given free sweatshirts, tote bags, backpacks, candy, buttons, college recruitment materials, writing contest information, and other items from publishers, printers, yearbook companies, universities, web hosts, free speech organizations, and other journalism-related resources. Students on the stiqayu staff learned from a newspaper expert and writing judge how to improve the newspaper’s content and design. According to Editor-in-Chief Whitney Carter, the staff plans to focus on using higher quality photos while continuing to focus on Fair Use practices. The paper received high marks for design and won two spring Next year’s convention will be held in San Francisco. From left to right: Whitney Carter, Dana Rushton, and Jordan Hutchens From left to right: Zach Anders, Alysia Jacquot, Lexi Albright 20 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 jhs ptsa Introducing the 2012-13 PTSA Executive Committee Congratulations to the new team that will lead Jackson High PTSA next year. President:OPEN VP Membership: Barbara Hagstrom Jean Hanson Becky Hitchcock VP Ways and Means: Bonnie Ellis Roshan Jooma Cheryl Mackay Karen Magarelli Shelley Wingert Treasurer: Christa Pederson Secretary: Brandi Lind Lisa Steckler Thank Yous The elected members to the Nominating Committee were responsible for nominating the slate of Executive Officers leading the PTSA in 2012‑13. We give a huge shout-out to Carol Grosvenor and Patti Betz for the countless hours they spent considering candidates to recommend for election to the board at our April meeting. The newly elected Executive Committee is already off and running as they plan for the next school year. The Awards Committee was appointed to take charge of the selection of the 2012 JHS PTSA Awards. This committee worked hard to get nomination forms to the JHS community of students, staff, parents, coaches, and advisers. Hats off to Lori Taylor, Mitzi Larrick, PTSA Student Rep Anna Smith, and PTSA Staff Rep Torri McEntire for their time spent soliciting nominations, selecting the recipients, and making memorable presentations. (Read about this year’s Outstanding Educators and Golden Acorn winners on pages 9 and 10.) Thank you to Jeanni Thomas, Emily Waite, Muriel Cooper, and Eva Raymond for supplying treats for JLC’s April 18 Coffee with the Principal. Thank you for donating your time, your talents, and your baking skills to this event. 21 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Bulletin board Spread the Word Do you know someone who is having trouble making ends meet? Tell them about the new Mill Creek Food Bank in the Jackson Annex: May 3, 17, 31; June 14, 28 5:30-7:30 p.m. Bring photo identification and a recent utility bill showing your current address. We’re here to help! Special Ed PTS A Genera The Ma l Meeti y meeti ng n g School of the n Special ew Ever Ed PTS ett Pub Lark an A will fe lic d Paula ature B Furick, from th arb two spe e distric e c h t therapi who wi Assistiv sts ll be pre e Techn s enting ology. on Date: W ednesd ay, May Time: 6 9, 2012 p.m. Locatio n: Eisen hower M iddle Sc hool Parents of the Class of 2016 Given a Special Welcome On April 18, the JHS administrative team sat down for a cozy evening with parents of next year’s freshman class. Each principal gave an introduction and talked about their area of responsibility. Then the parents learned about what they can expect when their student enters Jackson High next fall. The night ended with a Q & A session. DECA students greeted parents and ran a spirit wear sales table where parents purchased Jackson clothing and gear for their future Timberwolves. Jackson High is proud to welcome the families of the Class of 2016! 22 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 ATTENTION: CLASS OF 2012 Tickets are on sale now for your Class of 2012 Graduation Party. This is an action filled all-night drug- and alcohol-free celebration traditionally held after graduation ceremonies. Bus assignments begin in April, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to sign up for a seat on the bus that includes your friends. Tickets are now on sale for $180. * PRICE WILL INCREASE IN JUNE * This can be paid in installments or paid in full. $90 deposit due now Other payment options available upon request Payments are non-refundable As an added fundraising opportunity, this year the 2012 JHS Parent Group will be sharing concession stands with the 2013 Parent Group. Please send your name to [email protected] expressing your interest in helping out during the various sports events throughout the year. Be sure to check out our Facebook page for party updates at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Jackson-HS-Class-of-2012-Grad-Party/194232617288049 If you have further questions or want to have your name/information added to our list of contacts, please send to [email protected]. Scholarships available upon request. (Cut on above line and send form in with payment) 2012 JHS Parent Group Graduation Party Student Name: Parent/Guardian Name: Address: Student ID: Phone Number(s): Parent Email: List any food allergies: Check No: Amount Paid: Additional Sponsorship Contribution Amount: Unable to pay at this time but would like to attend. _____ (check here) **I am willing to volunteer for concession duty. _____ (check here) Make checks payable to 2012 JHS Parent Group Mail to: 2012 JHS Parent Group 2524 161st St. SE Mill Creek, WA 98012 23 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 SAVE THE DATE Senior Inspirational Night Thursday, June 1 4 24 hours starting May 2nd at 12:01am Everett Public Schools Foundation We have great news! On May 2, 2012, there's an exciting event that will amplify the impact of your gift to us. GiveBIG is a community-wide day of giving hosted by The Seattle Foundation that will increase the size of your donation to us. Last year during GiveBIG, $4.1 million was raised to support over 900 nonprofits in our community. We plan to be a part of this success again in 2012! GiveBIG will increase your impact in several ways: Grow your gift! A share of every contribution made through The Seattle Foundation's online Giving Center between midnight and midnight on May 2 will be matched by The Seattle Foundation and GiveBIG's corporate sponsors, who have put $500,000 into the "stretch pool". Win a Golden Ticket! During the day, you could be chosen at random to have your charity of choice - Everett Public Schools Foundation - receive an additional $1,000 from GiveBIG's sponsors. This year, the selected donor will also be eligible to win a Starbucks gift card worth $100! We encourage you to join all our supporters to give big on May 2nd. Your gift will help the Everett Public Schools Foundation provide essential academic support to our students,helping them achieve their dreams and goals. Thank you for your participation and support! The Board of Directors of the Everett Public Schools Foundation Find us at www.epsfoundation.org and on Facebook! 24 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 Calendar Sunday May 2012 Monday Tuesday 1 2 DECA Nationals DECA Nationals Baseball, 4 p.m., JHS 6 7 8 AP exams Early Release (State Unpaid Teacher Day) WESCO Tennis, JHS Thursday 3 Board Community Conversations, Girls Softball, 4 p.m., 7 p.m., Gateway MS JHS library PTSA meeting, 7 p.m., JHS Library 9 AP exams 13 Wednesday 10 AP exams Coffee with the Principal, 7 p.m., JHS WESCO Tennis, JHS Library Saturday 4 5 Early Release SAT Girls Softball, 4 p.m., Mill Creek Garage Sale JHS 11 12 AP exams Youth Fitness Expo, 9 -5, Comcast AP exams WESCO Tennis, JHS 14 School Board Meeting 15 16 17 18 19 AP exams AP exams AP exams AP exams AP exams District Tennis District Tennis District Tennis JHS Luau, 7–8:30 p.m., JHS Commons Robotics FIRST Fest, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m., JHS Gym Spring Leadership Conference, 7:30 – 1:30, Shoreline Center 20 Friday 21 Carnegie Hall Preview Concert (Band), 7 p.m., JHS Commons 24 23 22 Band/Choir at Carnegie Hall FIRST Robotics Parent Tennis Banquet, Thank-You Dinner, 6:30–8:30 p.m., JHS 6-8 p.m., JHS Annex Annex Spring Sports State Tournaments School Board Meeting 25 26 Early Release Spring Sports State Tournaments Spring Sports State Tournaments Band/Choir at Carnegie Hall 27 28 29 30 31 Band/Choir at Carnegie Hall June 1 Band/Choir at Carnegie Hall NO SCHOOL Early Release Early Release Early Release Early Release Culminating Exhibits Culminating Exhibits End of Course exams, Prom @ EMP Science (Bio) Memorial Day End of Course exams, End of Course exams, Math (retakes) Math (Alg, Geom) Dept. Scholar Night, 7 p.m., JHS Visit WESCO athletic site for detailed sports schedules at www.wescoathletics.com Visit Everett School District site for more information on events 25 at http://www.everett.k12.wa.us/ WOLF TRACKS May 2012 June 2 SAT District news Board Community Conversations Port Gardner Parent Partnership Open House Meet and talk with school board members oneon-one about topics of your choice on May 3, 7 p.m., Gateway Middle School library. Hear from Principal Kelly Shepherd, interact with students, and see their work around the school on June 14, 1:30-3 p.m,. in the Sequoia gym. Youth Fitness Expo Parents asked to help select elementary math classroom materials Date: May 12 Time: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Are you a parent of a student who will be enrolled in one of Everett Public Schools 17 elementary schools in 2012-13? If so, please consider applying to being among the parents selected to serve on the Grades K-5 Math Adoption Team. The team’s collective responsibility is to evaluate math textbooks and materials and to make a recommendation for the school board to consider approving. Textbooks the school board approves will be used by students in grades K-5 mathematics classrooms starting in September 2014. All Grades K-5 Math Adoption Team members will be responsible for attending and participating in all of the team meetings. There will be approximately six full-day meetings scheduled from September 2012 through March 2013. Details and application instructions are available online at http://bit.ly/ElemMathCurr. Location: Comcast Arena in Everett The Youth Fitness Expo is a FREE interactive fitness event introducing known and new ideas in fitness, sports, nutrition, and overall health. It is designed to empower youth to make changes in their lifestyle with a message of “Learn today … do today.” Do the free online registration and you could win a one-year YMCA Family Membership or other prizes. Visit www.Youth-Fitness-Expo.com. Summer School Registration Opens May 16 Registration materials are now online. Find the link In the Spotlight on our homepage. 26 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 community Happenings Mill Creek Library Several teen programs are coming up at the Mill Creek Library. On Saturday, May 5, there will be a special Teen Book Brunch at University Book Store in the Mill Creek Town Center. Come meet authors Kimberly Derting (The Pledge and Body Finder series), Tahereh Mafi (Shatter Me), and Veronica Rossi (Under the Never Sky) and enjoy free Top Pot Donuts. Teen Book Brunch will be held from 11 a.m. to noon. Teen crafts are back! Wednesday, May 9, from 4 to 5 p.m., teens can get crafty and make DIY Safety Pin Bracelets out of beads and safety pins. On Friday, June 1, teens can kick off summer reading with a trivia night. Groups of up to five will answer questions and compete for prizes. Families and school-aged children are welcome to join, but there must be at least one teen on each team. Frankie’s pizza and snacks will be provided. Space is limited to 50, and pre-registration for all participants is required. Teen Trivia night will be held in the Jackson High School cafeteria from 6 to 8 p.m. It is funded by Mill Creek Parks & Recreation and the Friends of the Mill Creek Library. For more information about these programs and the Teen Summer Reading Program, contact Danielle Dreger-Babbitt, Adult/ Teen Librarian, at (425)337-4822 or [email protected]. The Mill Creek Library is located at 15429 Bothell-Everett Highway, across the street from Central Market. Mill Creek Parks & Recreation Youth Advisory Board applications for new members are due Friday, May 25. Applications can be found in school offices or on the website at www.cityofmillcreek.com. Bingo Family Night is Friday, May 18, 6-8 p.m., at Heatherwood Middle School Cafeteria. Pay $1 registration fee at door. Accepting registration for summer camps and classes: Ultimate Frisbee/Kickball, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Cupcake & Cake Pop Decorating, Themed Cake Decorating, Photography, and many more. More information available at our website: www.cityofmillcreek.com. 27 WOLF TRACKS May 2012 BackTalk THIS NEWSLETTER HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE PTSA OF HENRY M. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL jhs ptsa 2011-2012 Executive Board Presidents Kathryn Lee [email protected] Linda Pazevic [email protected] Wolftracks A Washington State— Henry M. Jackson High School PTSA Charter 7.3.95 Newsletter VP-Membership Barbara Hagstrom [email protected] Jean Hanson [email protected] Becky Hitchcock [email protected] Jackson High School 1508 136th St SE Mill Creek, WA 98012 425.385.7000 VP-Ways & Means Cheryl Mackay [email protected] Lisa Quall [email protected] For submissions to this newsletter, please send an email to the publisher at Treasurer Christa Pederson [email protected] [email protected] Secretary Brandi Lind [email protected] Lisa Steckler [email protected] Submission Editor: Laura Follis Content Editor: DeeAnn Williamson Design: Kathy Kotomaimoce Subscriptions: Lori Taylor Meetings PTSA Meetings are held monthly in the JHS library at 7 p.m. Please join us! Sept. 14 Oct. 12 Nov. 2 Dec. 7 CANCELED Jan. 4 Feb. 1 Mar. 7 Apr. 11 May 2 June 13 MEMBERSHIP 357 for online info about jHS PTSA, visit our website at http://www.jhsptsa.org JHS PTSA MEMBERS Everett Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Designated to handle inquiries about nondiscrimination policies are: Affirmative Action Officer, Carol Stolz, 3715 Oakes Ave., Everett, WA 98201, 425-385-4106; Title IX Officer and 504 Coordinator, Randi Seaberg, 3715 Oakes Ave., Everett, WA 98201, 425-385-4104; ADA Coordinator, Kristine McDowell, 4730 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98203 425-385-5250. (Email address for each is [email protected]) 28 WOLF TRACKS May 2012
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