ROYAL EDGER - Edmonds School District

Volume 27 Number 9
ROYAL
A note from the
Main Office
As the semester comes to a
close now is a great time to
check your students Skyward
account for any fines or fees
they may have incurred. Many
parents don’t realize that they
can access this information
along with a lot of other useful
information through Skyward.
Seniors must have all fines
paid before they can receive
their diplomas.
If you need help setting up an
account or have forgotten your
log-in, please call the Counseling Office at 425-431-7530.
Those who still have elevator
cards checked out, will be
charged $50.00
No checks will be accepted
after 5/15. After then, we
will take CASH ONLY!
COMING SOON:
Senior Awards
Night is: June 2nd
7pm in the Royal
Act Theater
May 2015
EDGER
“Home of Royal Pride”
I am happy to report that Lynnwood High
School is a recipient of the 2014 Washington Achievement Award. We are being
honored for English Language Acquisition.
This is an extraordinary accomplishment
and is a direct reflection of the hard work
of our students, the dedication of our
teachers, and the support of our parents.
Our award is well deserved. In the past
years, we have implemented several improvements that have impacted our students’ success. The Washington Achievement Awards are sponsored by the Washington State Board of Education and the
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. They celebrate Washington’s topperforming schools and recognize achievement in many categories. This highlyselective award is based on our school’s
performance on the Washington State
Achievement Index. The Washington
Achievement Award is given in six categories: overall excellence, high progress,
reading growth, math growth, graduation
rate (high and comprehensive schools only) and English language acquisition. I
hope you will visit the OSPI Washington
Achievement awards site to learn more
about the awards and the criteria for selection. The selection process for the
Washington Achievement Award is very
rigorous, and all of us take great pride in
this accomplishment.
News from around the school
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Mark Your Calendars!
MAY
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Mr. LHS- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Heart of Edmonds Fashion Show & Dress Sale—-MLT
Boosters Club Open House - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Agora
AP Testing - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Library
Jazz Band Concert- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
LHS PTSA Meeting - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
ASL Performance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Capture the Flag—- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Link Crew Play Day—- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Gym
Sophomores Pack the Theater—- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Edmonds Theater
7th Annual Senior vs. Staff Basketball Game- - - Main Gym
Superintendent’s Roundtable—- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ESC
Instrumental Music Trip Participant Meeting—- - - LHS Theater
NO SCHOOL—
Band & Orchestra Spring Trip—Disneyland
Chantels Solo Night - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Band/Orchestra—AMS Concert - - - - - - - - - - - - - - AMS
Final Drama Production - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Final Drama Production - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Final Drama Production - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
NO SCHOOL—Memorial Day
7:00 pm
2:00 pm
7:00 pm
Senior Awards Night- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LHS Theater
Instrumental Music Final concert—- - - - - - - - - - - - ECPS
Senior Prom— - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Canal
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
9—11 am
7:00 pm
12:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
2:15 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
JUNE
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Athletic schedules can be found on
WESCOathletics.com
How can you find out what your student's meal account balance is?
Food Service is no longer sending home low balance letters or negative balance letters because it is
costly and there are many ways families can find out what their student's meal account balance is.
Methods for Checking Account Balances for Elementary and Secondary School Families:
 Skyward Family Access includes balance information:
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Middle and high school students click on the "Food Service" tab
Students can ask the Food Service staff.
Call your school kitchen and ask.
Call the Food Service Office at (425) 431-7080 or (425) 431-7078.
Call your school Office Manager and ask.
News from around the school
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Tickets on sale:
May 1st - $40.00
June 1st - $50.00
Get them early!
*Guest passes available
May 4th, due by June 3rd
Bring this ad in to receive:
$40 Off
Complete Tux Rentals
(Mention #5911936 )
Lynnwood Location
2701 184th St SW #114
Lynnwood, WA 98036
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We will also price match anybody else’s offer.
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LHS
Horticulture
Plant Sale
Located in the LHS Greenhouse,
NW corner of the campus.
May 8th & 9th
10:00am—3:00pm
We have hanging baskets of colorful
annuals; Fuchsia baskets, a large assortment of 4” annuals, as well as assorted vegetable containers.
Street & Mailing Address
Lynnwood High School
18218 North Road
Bothell, WA 98012
Office Hours
7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays
Phone Numbers
Administrative Office
425-431-7520 ext. 9
Fax: 425-431-7527
Athletics Office
425-431-5217
Activities Office
425-431-7520 ext. 3
Attendance Office
425-431-7535
Counseling Office
425-431-7530
Career Center
425-431-7538
Individual Teachers
425-431-7311
(follow prompts)
Administration
Principal
Dave Golden 425-431-7523
[email protected]
Assistant Principal
Michael Piper 425-431-7524
[email protected]
Assistant Principal
Sara Lowes 425-431-7522
[email protected]
It is time, once again, to announce those athletic teams
that have earned one of the Washington Interscholastic
Athletic Association awards!
The WIAA Scholastic Award program recognizes and
rewards those teams that maintain a high collective
academic standard. Any team with an average GPA of
3.0 or higher qualifies for a state award. A team with an
average of 3.0 – 3.49 qualifies for the Distinguished
Team Award, where a team with an average of 3.5 –
4.00 qualifies for the Outstanding Team Award. In addition, the team with the highest average GPA for the
sport and classification level is recognized as Academic
State Champion.
Please join the LHS Athletic Department in congratulating the following teams and their members for representing LHS not only on the field, court, track, or links,
but in the classroom, as well!!
Distinguished Award
Boys Track
3.020
Girls Tennis
3.313
Fastpitch
3.316
Girls Track
3.424
Outstanding Award
Girls Golf
3.59
GO ROYALS!!
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April
Desiree Graham
GPA: 4.0
Clubs & Activities: Band, Link Crew, Young Life, Select Softball
Athletics: Varsity volleyball and softball
Honors: AP Biology, AP Calculus BC
Awards: Student Athlete of the Month; 4.0 GPA Award; Presidential Whitworth Scholarship Award; Scholar Athlete
Community Service: Assistant volleyball coach at Brier Terrace Middle
School; volunteer childcare provider at Lifepoint Church
Future Educational Goals: I plan on majoring in Pre-Medicine at Whitworth University.
Future Career Goals: My goal is to move on to medical school and pursue a career in the medical field working with mothers and infants.
Anything else we should know? I've been recruited as a middle infielder by
the Whitworth Pirates softball team and committed in December 2014.
Yabesera Berhanu
GPA: 3.6
Awards: Three time Best Actor; One time Best Supporting Actor; One time
Best Fighter
Future Career Goals: My future goal is to be an actor. That's all I want
to do when I grow up.
Anything else we should know? I was born in Seattle but grew up and
lived overseas. I mainly grew up in Ethiopia with my grandparents. One of
the things I appreciate about being over there is how to be thankful because when I was there, my eyes were opened to the extremely challenging condition for young people in other parts of the world. I want to make a
difference in this world. But that difference has to start within all of us.
News from around the school
APRIL
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Reilly Walsh— Tennis
FUN FACTS:
If you could be any professional Athlete, who would you be? Sue Bird
What has been your most memorable high school moment? Winning State
Championship (basketball)
What college do you plan to attend? Not sure yet
Describe yourself in three words. Outgoing, Athletic, Talkative
What is your favorite “car song”? “Body Language” By Kid Ink
Do you have any pre-game superstitions? Handshake with Tay
When you walk through the Agora and see …Bachir or Rachel… I always smile.
Favorite LHS staff member? Mrs. Hall, McMains and Mr. Hinnenkamp
Black or Gold? Black
Taylor Fahey— Tennis
FUN FACTS:
If you could be any professional Athlete, who would you be? Mikayla Pivec
What has been your most memorable high school moment? Winning State!!
What college do you plan to attend? I am not sure yet
Describe yourself in three words. Fahey and Proud
What is your favorite “car song”? “Blank Space” By Taylor Swift
Do you have any pre-game superstitions? Handshake with Rei
When you walk through the Agora and see …an attractive guy… I always smile.
Favorite LHS staff member? Mr. Ide
Black or Gold? BOLD (Black and Gold)
Alejandro Villasenor— Soccer
FUN FACTS:
If you could be any professional Athlete, who would you be? Neymar Jr.
What has been your most memorable high school moment? Scoring my first
Varsity goal!
What college do you plan to attend? University of Guadalajara
Describe yourself in three words. Sexy, Mexican, Funny
What is your favorite “car song”? “Damaso” By Gerardo Ortiz
Do you have any pre-game superstitions? Pray before games
When you walk through the Agora and see …my friend Henry… I always smile.
Favorite LHS staff member? Mr. Moliter
Black or Gold? GOLD
News from around the school
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ROTARY CAPITAL STUDENT OF THE MONTH
Biotechnology
Laura Hinze
Please congratulate Laura Hinze, who has been selected as the April 2015,
Alderwood Terrace Rotary Student of the Month.
Laura is an extraordinary student and person. In Bio Tech class she
regularly performs advanced lab techniques typical of research facilities.
Her lab is always thorough, detailed and she has an intrinsic curiosity,
consistently going beyond what is required. This year Laura completed
an individual research project on eutrophication and algal blooms where
she demonstrated impressive abilities to research. Laura is also very
active in numerous extracurricular activities. By pairing her creative side
with her analytical side, Laura is sure to find success in science and
beyond – CONGRATULATIONS!
CTE students of the month receive a $50 gift certificate and are honored by the Alderwood Terrace Rotary Club at its monthly breakfast.
LHS Music Teacher is Rotary ‘Educator of Month’
Phil Onishi, a music teacher at Lynnwood High School, is the
Alderwood-Terrace Rotary April Educator of the Month.
“I have observed him to be one of those unique individuals who
is able to relate to kids, earn their respect and positive behavior
and also be organized and effective in planning complex activities and events,” Principal Dave Golden said.
“On any given day, you will find him working with kids at 6:30
a.m. as he teaches our Jazz Ensemble and it is a tribute to him
that they are always there and ready to go at such an early
hour,” Golden said.
Congratulations Phil!
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Instrumental Music Students of the Month
MAY
Amy Tang
is a 12th grade
violinist in the Chamber Orchestra. Amy has been acting as an
administrative assistant in the
music department for
years. She has volunteered
hundreds of hours completing
tasks to keep the program running efficiently. She has taken
on leadership roles, leading rehearsals with younger students
and mentoring their musicianship. As a musician
her growth has been fantastic! Bravo Amy!
Hayden Durant
is a
9 grade trombonist and plays
in both the Concert Band and
Jazz Ensemble 2. Hayden has
shown steady improvement
from the beginning of the year
right up to today. Recently he
has been asked to change
parts within the trombone
section which can be very
challenging, but he has really
stepped up his game and met every challenge. In
band class, Hayden really helps keep the trombone section solid and strong. Bravo Hayden
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Lynnwood High’s “Royal Robotics” Headed to World Championships
The Lynnwood High FIRST robotics team – Royal Robotics 2522 – is
headed to the FIRST World Championships in St. Louis, MO for the
second year in a row. The top 31 robotics teams in Oregon and
Washington qualified to advance to the FIRST World Championships.
Royal Robotics ended up ranked 9th in the PNW District.
The team of 14 students competed this past weekend in Cheney, WA
at the 2015 PNW FIRST Robotics District Championship along with
63 other teams. They played in the Quarterfinals and ended up in
5th place. Also, in recognition of their team’s progress beyond safety
fundamentals and innovative ways to eliminate or protect against
hazards, they won the Industrial Safety Award.
Team members are: Krista Brutman, Tyler Chea, Zachory Henneman, Mike Howe, Noah Johann,
Maurice Jones, Moisey Meyer,
Charles Osborn Jr., Alex Peterson,
Laura Stump, YiHua Tan, Htet Thu,
Aleister Tisdale, and Kimiam Waters. Their coaches are: Brad Nelson, Brian Blomquist and David
Phippen.
Please Congratulate Raj Singh, Katie Mansfield, Tyler Purdum,
and Brandon Varella who all qualified and
attended the state SkilllsUSA Photography
contest! It was a 2 day competition that
covered all aspects of photography, editing, Photoshop, and job skills.
Raj placed 5th and Katie grabbed the 8th
spot IN THE STATE! Tyler and Brandon had
fine showings as well. It was great seeing
these students shine among their peers.
They stood out as leaders among leaders.
Your Counselors’ Corner
Supporting Student Success
AP Testing will take place between May 5th and May 13th. Please be sure your student gets
adequate rest and eats a healthy breakfast on test days. Good luck!
Summer Collection of Evidence (COE) Classes
Seniors who have not met standard on the High School
Proficiency Exam (HSPE/Reading and Writing) or an End
of Course Exam (EOC) in algebra, geometry, or biology
can sign up for a free Collection of Evidence class this
summer. This is an alternative route to passing the exams after attempting the relevant test. Please see the
summer school information on the Edmonds School District website for more information.
Practice SAT and ACT at Edmonds-Woodway HS!
EWHS PSO is excited to offer SAT and ACT practice
tests at Edmonds-Woodway High School on May 9th.
Students have an option to choose either the ACT or
SAT test administered by Princeton Review. The diagnostic test is a full length practice test that provides
an opportunity to become familiar with the actual test
and provides preliminary indication how you can expect to score on your official test.
College Admission and AP Test Scores Option
Eligible students may use their scores on the SAT, ACT
or ACT Plus Writmeet ing tests to meet graduation assessment requirements in math, reading or writing.
In addition, students who earn a score of 3 or higher on
specified Advanced Placement (AP) tests or 4 or higher
on specified International Baccalaureate (IB) tests may
use these scores to graduation assessment requirements in math, reading, writing or science.
To be eligible to use this option, the student must have:
Taken and not passed the state test(s) at least once in
the subject for which the student wants to use this
CAA Option; or
Transferred into a Washington public high school in the
11th or 12th grade from out of state or an in-state
non-public school. Transfer students are eligible to
use this CAA Option without taking an EOC or HSPE
first. The transfer student’s school must submit an
application to OSPI, and this must be approved.
The Scores Back session is scheduled for May 21st at
the EWHS library, students receive a detailed score
report from Princeton Review showing strengths and
weaknesses on the test.
What test scores qualify?
SAT, ACT & ACT Plus Writing Test Scores
Students must meet or exceed one of the following
scores in a subject area:year degree.
Graduation Assessment
Requirement
Math (algebra
1/integrated math 1)
Math
(geometry/integrated
math 2)
Reading
Writing
Science (biology)
SAT ACT
390
400
16
17
350 13
380 15 *
N/A 16
* Note: To satisfy the requirement for writing, the student must take the ACT Plus Writing.
Please register at http://www.ewpso.org/ , print the
form and mail to: EWHS PSO; 7600 212th St.
SW; Edmonds, WA 98020. Cost of the exam is
$20. The test is open to all students in Edmonds
School District but space is limited.
Bring your ID, calculator and Nr.2 pencils on the day
of the test.
Seniors – Class of 2015
Graduation is just around the corner! Although it is an
exciting time for seniors, it can be quite stressful as
well. In order for seniors to receive their diplomas,
they must do the following:
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Complete and pass all core and required classes
Earn a minimum of 22 credits
Pay all fines
Pass the Reading & Writing HSPE or state approved alternative
 Pass one End of Course Exam in Algebra or Geometry or state approved alternative
Pass the Biology End of Course Exam
Progress reports were emailed in April. If you have a
question about progress in specific classes, please
feel free to contact your student’s teachers directly.
Voice and Email addresses are available on our website http://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/lhs/site/
default.asp.
You can also check Skyward Family Access if you want
to know your student’s current grades and graduation
requirements.
Your Counselors’ Corner
Supporting Student Success
REMEMBER…
Even if your senior has already been accepted to a college or university, now is NOT the time to give in to
“Senioritis.” We will mail out final transcripts after graduation to all universities. It is not unheard of for an acceptance to be rescinded due to poor performance during the last semester of high school.
Juniors – Class of 2016
Juniors should be finalizing their plans for senior year and beyond. Plan visits to colleges and universities, check
out apprenticeship programs, look at checkoutacollege.com for program information for 2 year certificate and degree programs. Many careers do not require a 4-year degree.
SAT & ACT Information
It is recommended that JUNIORS take the SAT and/or ACT during spring of their junior year! Sign up to take it if you
haven’t already.
SAT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.collegeboard.org for registration information
ACT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.act.org for registration information
Running Start
Students who are planning on taking courses at Edmonds Community College through Running Start for Fall Quarter have until June 19th to submit their applications at ECC. Registration begins May 26th, so hurry to get the classes you want. If you missed the information night, check out the PowerPoint information on the counseling website.
Sophomores - class of 2017
If you’re interested in taking Running Start courses during your Junior year, look at the PowerPoint information on
the counseling website for instructions on how to get started.
OTHER IMPORTANT COUNSELING INFORMATION!!!
*Please check Skyward to see that your student is meeting graduation requirements.
Need Credits for Graduation? Summer School may be the answer!
If your student has failed courses, summer school is an excellent way to earn retrieval credit. Registration for summer courses begins soon and continues through July 2nd. Classes will be held at Meadowdale High School. Cost is
$250 per class (.50 credit). Forms will be available online on the Edmonds SD website and also in the LHS counseling and main offices.
Online summer school is also available and can be used for new or retrieval credit for $200 per class (.50 credit).
More details can be found at www.edmonds.wednet.edu/elearning.
Free Collection of Evidence classes will be offered again this year during the summer to help students meet the
HSPE and EOC requirements for graduation. This is an alternative route to passing the exams after attempting the
relevant test. Please see the summer school information on the Edmonds School District website for more information.
Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center is offering free summer “skill builder” classes. Go to their website at
http://www.snoisletech.com/ and check out their programs. Available sessions include: Intro to Animation/Graphic
Design; Intro to Auto Tech; Intro to Culinary Arts; Intro to Precision Machining; Intro to Video Game Design; Intro to
Health Occupations and MORE! Students can earn a .50 elective credit for free! Hurry, courses fill fast!
Juniors may want to look into CLIP classes for their senior year if they are behind in credit. Please feel free to contact your student’s counselor regarding any credit deficiency issues.
Career Center News
Volunteer
Make your mark in local parks. Discover how good
it feels to lend a green thumb or helping hand.
Your time with us makes a difference, whether you
can commit for a few hours or for a season. All
tools are provided.
We do not currently take court ordered community
service at this time.
For more information, contact Jeff Price: 425-2577314, [email protected]
Volunteer Opportunities
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Animal Farm Summer Programs
Camp Patterson Summer Day Camps
Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens
Viva Color Flower Planting
Green Everett Partnership
Jetty Island Clean-Up
Trail Maintenance
Wednesday, May 13th 3pm-6pm
Work Source Youth Center
Everett Transit Station
Second Floor
3201 Smith Ave
Everett, WA 98201
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Summer Jobs
Internships
Volunteer Opportunities
For More Information Contact:
Etta Heirman | 425-374-3055
[email protected]
Supporting Student Success
Odds & Ends!!
Apprenticeships are the Earn While You Learn
degree!! This is a great pathway for students
not interested in the tradition college pathway!!
http://www.lni.wa.gov/TradesLicensing/
Apprenticeship/Programs/default.asp
Seattle Teen website:
http://www.seattle.gov/teen/careers/
jobs.htm
Do you have a student interested in nursing?
http://nursing.uw.edu/…/admissionsre…/apply-nurse-camp-2015
Wonderful summer employment
opportunity for motivated students.
Metro Shore Services, which provides ground
operation services for some of the largest
cruise lines that visit Seattle. We are currently looking to hire for our Pier Agent position.
As a Pier Agent, the students should expect
to provide excellent customer service to
guests departing and arriving to the cruise
terminal. I have attached a more in-depth
job description. Any interested students can
email their resume to [email protected].
See Ms. Keese in the Career Center for application information.
Kate Hinson
Ground Operations, Senior Supervisor
Metro Shore Services
O: 206.939.6022
[email protected]
PLEASE check out the Career Centers FB page for
events, opportunities, jobs, and important updates!!
Career Center Resources
Pamela Keese - Career & College Advisor 425-431-7538
Career Center News
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Career Center News
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Your Counselors’ Corner
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LHS Career Center
Supporting Student Success
Through the career center students have the opportunity to explore careers, internships, apprenticeships, get information about volunteering services, military service options, technical schools, community colleges and universities. As students move from their freshman to senior year they will continue
to refine and identify their future plans. Scholarship and financial aid information, college bulletins, as
well as a variety of career-related publications are also available in the Career Center. Information for
parents is also provided through evening events which focus on topics such as financial aid, college
admission, and special night events for Junior Parents a Senior Parents Parents of seniors; your students should be checking the Career Center or the website weekly for scholarships!!!! The career center has it’s own FB page which is updated daily!!! All classes had their Career Units and hopefully had
their questions about their post high school plans answered. Copies of the Career Units power point
are on the counseling and career center websites.
LHS Career Center Resources
Planning for college - tools, books, etc.
College visits at LHS
Career Planning - assessments, career options
College Fair Field Trips
Scholarship opportunities
How to find a job - resumes, cover letters, applications
Apprenticeship Programs
Volunteer Opportunities
Career Search for Senior Project
SAT / ACT Testing Information
Tech Prep Credit Information
Summer Opportunities
Military Information
Pam keese LHS Career & College Advisor
425 431-7538 [email protected]
Website: http://teacher.edmonds.wednet.edu/lhs/pkeese/index.php
Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lynnwood-High-School-CareerCenter/276336619045864
Your Parent Involvement
Senior Class Dates to Remember:
Apr. 11-May 13 Senior party tickets on sale for $150.00.
After May 13th tickets on sale for $175.00
Contact: Hidy Abramson, [email protected]
May 4-June 5—Prom tickets on sale during lunch.
May 4—Senior Prom Guest Pass Requests available .
May 27—ESC High School Scholar Athlete Awards Night/Banquet
June 3— Deadline to turn in Sr. Prom Guest Requests
June 2—Senior Awards Night (By invitation to award recipient students)
June 8 and June 9—Senior Finals
June 6—Senior Prom, 8-11pm, located at The Canal, 5300 34th Ave NW, Seattle
June 1-June 12—Graduation tickets on sale.
June 10—Baccalaureate 7:00pm, in the LHS Theater
June 11—Final day to receive graduation clearance - Deadline: 2:00pm
June 11—Last Day of School for Seniors
June 12—Senior Breakfast 7:00am – 8:30am, located at Old Country Buffet.
June 12—Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal - 8:30am, located in the LHS Gym
June 12—Additional Graduation Tickets for sale after rehearsal in the Main Office.
June 13th GRADUATION DAY!
7:00pm—Class of 2015 Graduation Edmonds-Woodway Stadium
Doors open at 6:00pm.
Graduates need to arrive by 6:20 in cap, gown, and stole.
Your Parent Involvement
April 11th thru May 13th, 2015— $150.00
After May 13th 2015 $175.00 if tickets are still available
Your Parent Involvement
Thanks to everyone that donated to and volunteered at our Value Village fundraiser. We
earned about $300! Not too bad for cleaning out some closets. A BIG Thank You to Mary
Johann for organizing this event and Kevin Skraban for the huge donation!
And without any publicity, Lisa McIntosh, with the help of Deanna McDowell, earned
$170.00 by holding a Bake Sale this past weekend during the drill team invitational that
was being held at LHS. Thank you!
I am looking forward to these super fun events coming in May:
May 9: Benefit Show featuring Power Cell at Sound Check Bar & Grill. Sound Check Bar &
Grill will host our 2nd annual benefit show. Power Cell has been hired to entertain us again,
but this year the venue is much closer to home! Come have fun listening to some great
music. Power Cell is an amazing band that covers 70s and 80s rock like no one else! $10
cover charge will get you in the door and Sound Check has a full bar and a great menu.
Show starts at 9pm, but come early for a fabulous dinner.
May 20: Another no cooking night! This time at Macaroni Grill. See the flyer that is
required for us to receive the donation. Help spread the word - the more people that dine,
the more we will make! You don't have to be associated with LHS to participate, you just
need a flyer.
And finally, see the Grad Night order form. We will not have a graduation date until the
legislative session ends, but I am starting to sell tickets to our Safe, Sane and Specular
Grad Night Celebration. If you order before September 15, the cost is only $50.00. So
order early and save!
And don’t forget about these on-going fundraisers:
Amazon.com - I'm sure you already shop there on a regular basis, so next time you do log
on through this address for the class of 2016 to receive a referral commission: http://
www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=lyhiscpt-20 Once you log on, please bookmark
the page. The more that is bought through this site, the more of a commission we receive,
so please spread the word to your family and friends.
Pledge365 - Perhaps you'd consider making a donation? We are set up with
Pledge365.....go to https://www.stayclassy.org/checkout/donation?eid=22830 and choose
"Wendy Brown - Lynnwood High School Class of 2016 Grad Night." You can make a one
time or a monthly donation.
Thank you so much for your support. If you are not receiving emails for the class of 2016
and would like to, please send me an email and I'll get you added to the distribution list:
[email protected]
Take Care,
Wendy Brown
home 425-771-4976
cell 206-972-9503
Your Parent Involvement
Thanks for your patience we continue to work on getting the website updated. In the meantime, if you have any questions
please email us at [email protected]
As the end of another school year approaches, the nominating committee would like you to
be aware that there are quite a few positions available for next year. PTSA Board members
are only allowed to hold a position for two consecutive years, which means that our
Treasurer and Secretary need to step down. Other positions include: President, Vice
President, Staff Appreciation (luncheon lead), website and membership. If you would like
to nominate yourself or someone you know, send an email to
[email protected]
Please make plans to attend our next meeting which is being held Thursday, May 7th
starting at 7pm in the school library.
If you haven't already, please sign up for the Fred Meyer rewards program, this is a super
easy way to support the LHS PTSA.
Take Care,
Wendy Brown
home 425-771-4976
cell 206-972-9503
YOU CAN HELP LHS PTSA
EARN DONATIONS
JUST BY SHOPPING WITH YOUR
FRED MEYER REWARDS CARD!
Fred Meyer is donating $2.5 million per year to non-profits in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington,
based on where their customers tell them to give. Here’s how the program works:
Sign up for the Community Rewards program by linking your Fred Meyer Rewards Card to LHS PTSA at
www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards. You can search for us by our name or by our non-profit number 92437.
Then, every time you shop and use your Rewards Card, you are helping LHS PTSA earn a donation!
You still earn your Rewards Points, Fuel Points, and Rebates, just as you do today.
If you do not have a Rewards Card, they are available at the Customer Service desk of any Fred Meyer
store.
For more information, please visit www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards.
Your Parent Involvement
BOOSTER CLUB OPEN HOUSE
Hello all future and current Royal Parents,
In lieu of our next Board Meeting on May 4th, the Booster Club would like to invite
you to a Booster Club Open House on May 4th at 7:00PM in the LHS Agora. This
will be a fun-filled casual evening that will give you an opportunity to socialize with
the Booster Club Board and members. It will also provide you an opportunity to
hear what our mission is and what new and exciting things we have planned for
next year. The LHS Booster Club is a key component to the success of LHS and
we would love for you come and hear all about who we are, what we do and ask
any questions you may have. Desserts and coffee will be served. Please feel free
to invite any other friends you may know whose child will attend LHS in the future,
i.e., Oak Heights, Spruce, Alderwood Middle School, etc.
We look forward to seeing you all there!
Your Parent Involvement