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GRENADIER NEWS
E.G.H.S. Parent Newsletter 4th Quarter - April 2016
http://eghs.d214.org
SPRING MUSICAL CAST
Principal’s Message (English & Spanish)...........................................................................................................Page 2-3
Spring Activities Promo Night............................................................................................................................... Page 4
Counselor Alignment / Student Services Events..............................................................................................Page 5-6
2015-2016 School Calendar................................................................................................................................... Page 7
Students of 3rd Quarter.......................................................................................................................................Page 8-9
Congratulations to Our Students.............................................................................................................Page 10-11-12
Speech Team Highlights / National Technical Honor Society...................................................................Page 13-14
Important Parent Information............................................................................................................................. Page 15
D214 Information / Twitter Scholarship Contest Information..................................................................Page 16-17
Pesticide Information Letter / D214 Parent News.......................................................................................Page 18-19
Summer Reading 2016.....................................................................................................................................Page 20-21
IBPS Letter.............................................................................................................................................................. Page 22
From the School Nurse....................................................................................................................................Page 22-25
Saturday Success Academy................................................................................................................................... Page 26
Spring Musical (Once On This Island)............................................................................................................... Page 27
28th Annual Japanese Exchange / Cinco de Mayo Celebration.................................................................Page 28-29
Post Prom Information....................................................................................................................................Page 30-31
GAB / EGIMA Information................................................................................................................................. Page 32
EGIMA Fundraiser Information....................................................................................................................Page 33-34
Wall of Achievement Alumni Nomination Form............................................................................................. Page 35
D214 Luau Invitation............................................................................................................................................ Page 36
Elk Grove High School:
847-718-4400
http://eghs.d214.org
Attendance Office (Must Have Student ID #)
Last Name A-L:
847-718-4401 or 4402
Last Name M-Z:
847-718-4403 or 4404
Anonymous Tip Line:
Sports Information: 847-718-4551
847-718-4420
From the desk of the Principal........
Dear Grenadier Parents: If you’re not exhausted from voting in the Comcast Sportsnet Mascot Madness contest or watching Presidential debates, I hope you are able to take a moment to read this update! We’re headed for warmer weather, and we are happy to welcome spring as we celebrate some great accomplishments from the winter at Elk Grove High School. We had an exciting Winter Athletic Season, with three Sectional Qualifiers in Girls Gymnastics (Jill Valente, Angel Skuse, and Jessica Hadler). Additionally, for the 11th consecutive year, our Coed Cheerleading team qualified for the IHSA State Finals, finishing in 12th place overall. In Boys Swimming, Jack Faleczek again qualified for the IHSA State Meet in four events! Finally, our Boys Basketball team finished the season as MSL Conference East Division Co-‐Champions for the first time since 2005! With All-‐Conference players Tyree Howard and Fulton Wingba, Daily Herald All-‐Area Honorable Mention player Brad Hubly, and MSL East Player of the Year Joe Gatziolis, the Grenadiers gave us an exciting season under the guidance of MSL East Coach of the Year Anthony Furman. We look forward to more excitement from our Spring Athletic Teams. Our Speech Team had an extremely successful season as well, finishing in 13th place in the entire state, with Emily Franke qualifying for the State Meet, Kathryn Riopel finishing in 5th Place in Special Occasion Speaking, and Megan Manoj finishing as State Champion in Oratorical Declamation! Our Business students won the Magnetar Academy Team Challenge, outperforming over 400 students from Chicago area high schools in financial literacy and stock portfolio management and earning a $5000 grant for Elk Grove High School. 17 of our SkillsUSA students qualified for the state competition in areas such as Culinary Arts, Automotive Service, and Carpentry. Our Algebra I Team qualified for the State Math Meet, and Senior Juan Rojas finished as a medalist at the IHSA State Chess Meet. What an impressive set of accomplishments by our EGHS students! And there is more to come. Our Marching Grenadiers continue to prepare for their amazing opportunity to represent the State of Illinois at the National Independence Day Parade on July 4th. I can’t wait to see them perform in the nation’s capital in front of thousands of spectators! Our Spring Musical, “Once on This Island,” will be performed on April 22-‐
23, and with our vocal, acting, musical, and dance talent, it is sure to be a huge hit you will not want to miss! We are also heading into a challenging stretch of academic rigor, with the PARCC exam, the Sophomore PSAT10, and the Junior ACT on April 19, quickly followed by Advanced Placement Exams in early May. As always, we are confident that our students will amaze us and show our community why Elk Grove High School is consistently rated as one of America’s best high schools by US News, Newsweek, and the Washington Post. We are always completely confident in our students and staff, but it’s always nice to be recognized by “outsiders” as well! Finally, please join and support our Parent-‐Teacher Council and Booster Groups! They are led by parents just like you who are working hard to give our students the best preparation for life we can possibly provide! Please visit eghs.d214.org for more information. Best wishes, Paul Kelly Principal EGHS Parent Newsletter
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4th Quarter - April 2016
Del escritorio del director........
Estimados Padres Granaderos: ¡Si aun no se cansan de votar en el concurso de Comcast Sportsnet Mascot Madness o de ver los debates Presidenciales, espero que tomen un momento para leer sobre las últimas noticias! El clima esta mejorando y estamos muy emocionados por recibir la primavera mientras celebramos algunos grandes logros del invierno en Elk Grove High School. Hemos tenido una estación de invierno de atletismo muy emocionante, con tres clasificados regionales en gimnasia para niñas (Jill Valente, Angel Skuse, y Jessica Hadler). También, por el 11vo año consecutivo, nuestro equipo de porristas mixto calificó para las finales de estado en IHSA, terminando el en 12vo lugar. ¡En natación de niños, Jack Falaczek calificó de nuevo para el encuentro de IHSA de Estado en cuatro eventos! ¡Finalmente, nuestro equipo de niños de basquetbol terminaron como campeones en la División Este de la Conferencia MSL por primera vez desde el 2005! Con jugadores de toda la conferencia Tyree Howard y Fulton Wingba, jugador de todas las áreas con mención honorable en el Daily Herald, Brad Hubly, y jugador del año del Este MSL Joe Gatziolis, los granaderos nos dieron una estación emocionante bajo la dirección de Anthony Furman, quien fue nombrado entrenador del año en la MSL del Este. Estamos ansiosos por ver más de esta emoción en nuestros equipos de atletismo de primavera. ¡Nuestro equipo de Discurso tubo una estación exitosa también, terminando en el 13vo lugar en todo el estado, con Emily Franke calificando para el encuentro estatal, Kathryn Riopel terminando en 5 to lugar en Oratoria de Ocasión Especial, y Megan Manoj terminando como la Campeona de Estado en Declamación Oratoria! Nuestros estudiantes de negocios ganaron el “Magnetar Academy Team Challenge,” superando a más de 400 estudiantes de escuelas secundarias en el área de Chicago en educación financiera y gestión de cartera de valores y obteniendo una beca de $5000 para Elk Grove High School. 17 de nuestros estudiantes de SkillsUSA calificaron para la competencia del estado en Artes Culinarias, Servicios Automovilísticos, y Carpintería. Nuestro equipo de Algebra I calificó para el Encuentro de Matemáticas en el Estado, y el estudiante de 12vo grado Juan Rojas terminó como un medallista en el Encuentro de Estado IHSA de Ajedrez. ¡Qué impresionante grupo de éxitos por nuestros estudiantes de EGHS! Y hay mucho más por venir. Nuestros Granaderos de Marcha continúan preparándose para la gran oportunidad de representar el estado de Illinois en el Desfile del Día Nacional de Independencia el 4 de julio. ¡No puedo esperar para verlos marchar en la capital de la nación en frente de miles de espectadores! ¡Nuestra obra musical de primavera, “Once on This Land,” será presentada el 22-‐23 de abril, y con nuestro talento vocal, de actuación, musical, y de baile, seguramente será un gran éxito que no se querrán perder! También estamos dirigiéndonos a un tramo difícil de rigor académico, con el examen PARCC, el PSAT10 para estudiantes de 10mo grado, y el ACT para estudiantes de 11vo grado el 19 de abril, seguido brevemente por los Exámenes de Colocación Avanzada en Mayo. Como siempre, tenemos confianza de que nuestros estudiantes nos impresionarán y demostrarán a nuestra comunidad el por que Elk Grove High School es constantemente calificada como una de las mejores escuelas secundarias en America en US News, Newsweek, y el Washington Post. ¡Confiamos plenamente en nuestros estudiantes y personal, pero siempre es bueno ser reconocidos por “los demás” también! ¡Finalmente, por favor acompañe y apoye a nuestro Comité de Padres-‐Maestros y el grupo de Boosters! Estos están dirigidos por padres como ustedes que están trabajando duro para darles a nuestros estudiantes la mejor preparación posible para el futuro! Por favor visite eghs.d214.org para mayor información. Mis mejores deseos, Paul Kelly Director EGHS Parent Newsletter
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ATTENTION
ALL INCOMING
EGHS FRESHMEN
YOU ARE INVITED TO….
Spring 2016
Activities Promo Night
Monday, April 4th, 2016
7:00pm – 8:30pm
E.G.H.S Gymnasium
ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES….
• All incoming freshmen
• new students and their parents
to find out about Elk Grove….
• Activities
• athletics
• clubs
• fine & performing arts
♦ Sponsors will be available for questions
♦ Athletic Summer Camp Information
will be available
♦ Email Robert Murphy, assistant principal for
athletics and activities, with any questions:
[email protected]
EGHS Parent Newsletter
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FRESHMEN
A-Clo
Cr-Ge
Go-La
Le-Ort
Ortl-Sa
Sc-Z
ELL A-L
ELL M-Z
Elk Grove High School
2016-2017 School Year
Counselor Caseload Alignment
(CLASS OF 2020)
Steve Gordon
Anna Foecking
Deb Ohler
Maria Mroz
Heather DeCook
Scott Deutsch
Ruby Aleman
Alex Sanchez
718-4454
718-4448
718-4516
718-4450
718-4451
718-4453
718-4449
718-4607
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
SOPHOMORES (CLASS OF 2019)
A-Cl
Steve Gordon
Co-Go
Anna Foecking
Gra-L
Deb Ohler
M-Patel
Maria Mroz
Pati-Sch
Heather DeCook
Sci-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez
JUNIORS (CLASS OF 2018)
A-Con
Steve Gordon
Coo-Gon
Anna Foecking
Gop-Lin
Deb Ohler
Lo-Pan
Maria Mroz
Pap-Sa
Heather DeCook
Sc-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez
SENIORS (CLASS OF 2017)
A-Ci
Steve Gordon
Cj-Gou
Anna Foecking
Goy-L
Deb Ohler
M-Pe
Maria Mroz
Ph-Se
Heather DeCook
Sh-Z
Scott Deutsch
ELL A-L
Ruby Aleman
ELL M-Z
Alex Sanchez
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EGHS Student Services Events: March - June College Fair Prep Sessions
March 28 - April 1, 2016
Periods 1-8
U.S. History Classes
Teacher In-Service Day
April 4, 2016
All Day
Students Not in Attendance
District 214 College Fair
April 5, 2016
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Harper College
National ACT Test
Saturday
April 9, 2016
EGHS
Freshman College Visits (Field Trips)
April 18, 19, 20 & 21
8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Northern Illinois University
Human Geography Classes
Cinco de Mayo
May 1, 2016
12:00 - 3:00 pm
EGHS Theater/Café
PBIS - Spring Pep Assembly
May 20, 2016
2:30 pm
EGHS Gymnasium
Cap and Gown Distribution
May 26, 2016
Periods 4-5-6 (lunch hours)
Foyer Conference Room
Memorial Day
May 30, 2016
All Day
Senior Final Exams
May 31, 2016
Periods 5-8
Seniors Attend School All Day
Senior Final Exams
June 1, 2016
Periods 0-4
Seniors Attend School All Day
Graduation Practice
June 3, 2016
8:00 am
EGHS Gymnasium
Senior Awards Assembly
June 3, 2016
9:00 am
EGHS Gymnasium
Graduation
June 5, 2016
EGHS Gymnasium/Theater/ Café
Last Day of School
June 10, 2016
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2016 – 2017 SCHOOL CALENDAR TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214 Teacher In-service Day
Institute Day
First Day of Classes – 1st Quarter
Labor Day
Non-Attendance Day
Columbus Day
Non-Attendance Day
End of 1st Quarter
Tuesday, August 18, 2016
Friday, August 19, 2016
Monday, August 22, 2016
Monday, September 5, 2016
Monday, October 3, 2016
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Friday, October 28, 2016
Institute Day – All Schools
First Day of Classes – 2nd Quarter
Non-Attendance Day
Thanksgiving Day
Non-Attendance Day
Winter Break Begins at Close of Classes
First Day of Classes After Winter Break
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
End of 2nd Quarter/1st Semester
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Friday, November 25, 2016
Friday, December 16, 2015
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Friday, January 20, 2017
Institute Day – All Schools
First Day of Classes – 3rd Quarter
Presidents’ Day, Non-Attendance Day
Spring Break Begins at Close of Classes
First Day of Classes After Spring Break
End of 3rd Quarter
Monday, January 23, 2017
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Monday, February 20, 2017
Friday, March 24, 2017
Monday, March 28, 2017
Friday, March 31, 2017
Teacher In-Service Day
First Day of Classes – 4th Quarter
Non-Attendance Day
Memorial Day
Commencement Exercises
End of 4th Quarter/2nd Semester
(Last Day of Classes)
Monday, April 3, 2017
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Friday, April 14, 2017
Monday, May 29, 2017
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Friday, June 9, 2017
All Buildings Closed
No Early Dismissal
Students dismissed @ 2:30 pm
Students dismissed after
final exams
Students dismissed @2:30 pm
No Early Dismissal
Students dismissed after
final exams
BOE Approved: 05/21/15 EGHS Parent Newsletter
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CONGRATULATIONS
STUDENTS OF
3rd QUARTER
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CONGRATULATIONS
STUDENTS OF
3rd QUARTER
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Congratulations
To The Art Students! (Submitted by: Cynthia Pacyk) The following students were selected to exhibit their artwork at the annual IHSAE show which will be held at the Zhou B. Art Center in Chicago Kristen Fidler Maria Hernandez Amy Pietruzynski Ashley Allgeretti This exhibition features the best work from 100 Illinois high schools and represents the best young artists in the state Please come and support our students! The show and opening reception is: Sunday, March 6, 2016 From 2:00 to 6:00pm With awards at 3:30 To The SkillsUSA Students! (Submitted by: Jeff Zdenovek) We are very pleased to announce the great success our SkillsUSA Chapter had with their recent qualifying exams. The following students will be representing EGHS at the State Competition in April: Mary Cronin and Carly Hertzberg in Culinary Arts Angela Geraci, Pedro Abad, and Eiko Horibe in Commercial Baking Cody Danek, Nikki Sugihara, Austin Danek, Michael Czaja, Mitch Johann, Devin Curran and Roque Villalobos in Carpentry James Loska and Brandon Garcia in CNC Milling Daniel McKay, Carlos Leon and Dominik Faciano in Automotive Services We are very excited and pleased with the fantastic results these students have had already this year. They will be training hard for their competition in April and we wish them the best of luck! EGHS Parent Newsletter
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CONGRATULATIONS BOARD-RECOGNIZED STUDENTS (Submitted by: Sarah Catt and Ron Fiorito) AMERICAN CHORAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION CENTRAL DIVISION’S HONOR CHOIR Jordan Barth, Tenor and Jordan Niebuhr, Alto were selected to the ACDA Central Division’s Honor Choir. Students from across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio auditioned for this prestigious honor choir. They both performed with the ACDA Honor Choir in Chicago for the Central Division conference in February. ILMEA ALL-STATE CHOIR Kathryn Riopel; Soprano, was selected into the ILMEA All-‐State Choir. Kathryn was selected as one of the top vocalists in the state of Illinois and was placed in one of the top two all-‐state choirs for the entire state of Illinois. This is her second consecutive year in the All-‐State Choir. IMEA HONORS ALL-STATE CHOIR Jordan Niebuhr; Alto was selected into the ILMEA Honors All-‐State Choir for the second consecutive year. In addition to making the All-‐State Choir, Jordan was one of the top two singers selected from District VII and is considered one of the top 18 singers in the state of Illinois. She was selected as one of four to sing at an IHSA state-‐level basketball game. HONORS ALL-STATE JAZZ BAND After being selected to perform in the ILMEA District VII Jazz Band, Matthew Jarosch earned the opportunity to go to All State. Once at the state level, he was selected to be part of the Honors All-‐State Jazz Band. Matthew, a junior, is the first student in many years to represent the Elk Grove Jazz program at the state level. ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL THEATER FESTIVAL Cast members include Mia Bacigalupo, Amanda Baird, Noah Barker, Allie Cline, Valerie Cotsiopoulos, Mary Daniels, Nicholas Filca, Emily Franke, Eden Gorevoy, Ben Jaeger, Sarah Jovanovic, Carissa Lehning, Merlyn Manoj, Aniyah McCullum, Maggie Pacquer, Sophia Panfil, Iryll Patingo, Erin Powell, Kathryn Riopel, Kelly Rogers, Imani Sanchez, Karla Santana, Nikola Sowa, Amber Stoffle, Elise Stornello, Nicole Tabor, Ed Vere, Melanie Wadlington, Logan Weir, Alexa Williams and Raechel Zoellick. Crew Members include Inga Augustaitis, Sydney Chan, Danielle Jagusch, Rachel Lullo, Melina Papadakis, Cassie Slattery, Tomoko Sakurayama, Erik Bonilla, Campbell Kraemer, Nate Kraemer, James Stein and Tom Sehata. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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MORE CONGRATULATIONS….. To Our DECA Students (Submitted by Chad Froeschle)
Elk Grove DECA had 7 students qualify for the state DECA competition back in November. The team competed at the state DECA competition in Rosemont on March 10th and 11th. Six of our seven students placed in the top 4 at state and qualified for the national DECA competition that will be hosted in Nashville, Tennessee at the end of April. Congratulations to Danny Dalenberg, Markos Christoforou, Bradley Carpenter, and Sean Duffy for placing 4th in state for their events. This is the second year in a row that Bradley Carpenter and Markos Christoforou have placed at state and qualified for nationals. Kashyap Patel earned 3rd place at state and Connor Cloherty took second place in his event at state. This is the third year in a row that Connor Cloherty has qualified for state. All six DECA competitors will represent the state of Illinois at the national career development conference in Nashville, Tennessee April 23rd -‐ 26th. Way to go EG DECA! Magnatar Youth Investment Challenge (Submitted by Chad Froeschle) Teens from 44 Chicago-‐area high schools competed Saturday, March 5th at Soldier Field, in a simulated stock market challenge. The teens gleaned information from actual news reports recorded over recent months, made evaluations as teams and bought and sold mock securities, starting with a pot of $100,000. Congratulations to Elk Grove's Investment Club members: Gino Piscopo, Matt Stein, Bradley Carpenter, Jacob Gehring, and Burhan Alka for taking first place at Magnetar's Youth Investment challenge. In taking 1st place, they receive a prize of $5,000 for their school. Elk Grove's team took first place with more than a 32% return on their stock portfolio. Elk Grove’s investment club meets every Friday morning before school to expand students’ knowledge on the stock market while participating in various stock market simulations throughout the year. If interested in learning more, please contact Chad Froeschle at ([email protected]). EGHS Parent Newsletter
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EGHS SPEECH TEAM - FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS
(Submitted by: Chuck Cavazos) The Elk Grove Speech Team concluded a very successful season this past February. Elk Grove placed first out of thirteen schools to capture the IHSA Regional Championship. The following students advanced to Sectionals: In 4th Place: Maggie Pacquer and Imani Sanchez in Dramatic Duet Acting Karla Santana in Informative Speaking Safia Hattab in Impromptu Speaking In 3rd Place: Maggie Pacquer in Original Oratory In 2nd Place: Emily Franke in Dramatic Interpretation Mary Daniels in Humorous Interpretation Nick Flica in Original Comedy Nick Flica and Alexa Williams in Humorous Duet Acting Regional Champions Included: Emily Franke in Prose Reading Ed Vera in Poetry Kathryn Riopel in Special Occasion Speaking Megan Manoj was a Double Regional Champion winning Extemporanous Speaking and Oratorical Declamation Elk Grove also advanced to the IHSA Sectional in Performance in the Round. Those sectional qualifiers are: Nicole Tabor, Ben Jaeger, Sophia Panfil, Iryll Patingo, Zach Daniels, Erin Powell, Aniyah McCullum, Eden Gorevoy, Noah Barker, Logan Weir, Nick Benjamin, and Sara Kouvelis EGHS Parent Newsletter
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National Technical Honor Society
National Technical Honor Society recognizes outstanding student achievement in career and technical education. Elk Grove High School is now one of over 2,000 school and colleges throughout the U.S. to sponsor a local chapter. This organization, affiliated with Clemson University, encourages higher scholastic achievement, cultivates a desire for personal excellence, and helps top students find success in today’s globally competitive workplace. The mission of NTHS, since it’s establishment in 1986, is to honor student achievement and leadership in Career and Technical Education, promote academic excellence, and enhance career opportunities for its members. The Career and Technical Education Divisions of District 214’s six comprehensive high schools join over 2,500 schools and colleges throughout the United States to host chapters. Twenty Elk Grove seniors have joined students from the other five District 214 schools for an induction ceremony at Buffalo Grove High School on February 9, 2016. These students have received an NTHS Membership Certificate, an honorary white graduation tassel, and three letters of recommendation that can be used for school admissions, potential employers and scholarship applications. Listing this nationally recognized organization would enhance any senior’s personal resumé. Congratulations to the following students for their academic excellence in CTE Ruth Aguilera Claudia Cambria Bradley Carpenter Daniel Dalenberg Emily Dickerson Patricia Dominguez Andrea Flores Veronica Garay Campbell Kraemer Daniel McKay EGHS Parent Newsletter
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EGHS COMMENCEMENT Commencement for the class of 2016 will be held on Sunday, June 5th at 12:00 noon in the gymnasium. To attend, you must have a ticket. The graduation ceremony will also be streamed on closed-‐circuit screens in the theater and cafeteria and will be shown live on EGV-‐TV Channel 6. Tickets will be distributed to seniors at graduation practice on Friday, June 3rd. TEMPORARY RECORDS of 2011 ALUMNI AVAILABLE ON-LINE FEE PAYMENT & REGISTRATION INFO All District 214 registration and fee payments are
completed online. By utilizing the online system, you
will be able to pay your student’s registration fees
using a Discover, MasterCard, or Visa credit card. In
order to register online, go to the EGHS website
(http://eghs.d214.org) and select the link for online
registration. Online registration will be available
starting June 13, 2016 beginning at 8:00 am. The
main office will be open Monday through Thursday
during the summer (CLOSED on Fridays).
Registration fees for 2016/2017 will be $360.00. If
payment is made before 3:00 pm on July 31, 2016, the
fee is reduced to $335.00.
Township High School District 214 will begin destroying the Class of 2011's temporary student records on July 1, 2016, pursuant to the Illinois School Student Records Act and the Local Records Commission. These records may include family background information, teacher comments, disciplinary information, test scores, among other things. Students’ permanent records are kept for 60 years and include student and parent/guardian names, student birth date, grades, attendance, academic transcript, and scores received on State assessments (9 through 12th grades). Class of 2011 alumni and their parents/guardians can pick up their respective student records beginning June 1 through June 30, 2016, during the hours of 7:30 a.m. -‐ 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Parents/guardians must have a signed statement of consent from the graduate, which includes the graduate’s current address and phone number, allowing the school to release the record to the student’s parent/guardian. Upon release of student records, parents/guardians must provide valid proof of identification. Records are available at the student services offices of the following schools on the days/times listed above. D214 ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER To expedite your request, please contact EGHS using the number listed below so the files can be ready for you to pick up. Elk Grove H.S. Student Services · 847-‐718-‐4422 · EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Some of High School District 214’s sharpest student entrepreneurs will pitch their business proposals to a panel of judges at the second annual Startup Showcase. The Showcase is the culmination of a year's worth of critical thinking, collaboration and innovation from students enrolled in District 214's entrepreneurship program, which engages students in the everyday business of creating ideas and building companies. The program, launched last year, relies on the expertise of local partners with professional roots in a variety of areas – from marketing and branding to finance and business development – who co-‐teach alongside District 214 teachers to deliver relevant education. The Showcase – featuring students from Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling high schools – will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 17 at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S Goebbert Rd. in Arlington Heights. Along with the pitches, students will have the opportunity to network with professionals, and attendees will have the opportunity to view other student entrepreneurial work and enjoy light refreshments. Students in the winning group each will receive a $500 financial award toward their postsecondary plans, funded by contributions to the District 214 Education Foundation. The entrepreneurship program has already helped students turn their ideas into reality. At last year's Startup Showcase, Wheeling High School students successfully pitched their innovative clip that helps gym-‐goers secure their weights. Since then, the students have launched their business and held a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised $23,000. For more information about Startup Showcase or the entrepreneurship program, contact Dan Weidner, Director of Career and Technical Education, at [email protected]. If you would like to make a donation to support the program or event, contact Erin Brooks, Executive Director of the District 214 Education Foundation, at [email protected]. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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High School District 214 has launched a Twitter-‐based scholarship contest, asking current seniors to share how they are college or career ready beyond a test score. The competition is inspired by the Redefining Ready! Initiative, which was launched in February at the National Conference for Education and designed to more accurately determine college and career readiness. Redefining Ready! includes various metrics, including success in Advanced Placement or dual credit classes, completion of internships or industry certifications and co-‐curricular participation to better assess students' potential for postsecondary success. To enter the contest, students must use one or more of those metrics to explain -‐-‐ in a 30-‐second maximum video on Twitter -‐-‐ why they are college or career ready. The District 214 Education Foundation will award up to two $1,000 scholarships, funded by AASA, The School Administrators Association, and an anonymous donor. Students must post their videos to Twitter, using the #RedefiningReady hashtag and tagging @District214 in their scholarship entry tweet. Students can use phones, iPads or video cameras to film the videos, which will be judged on compelling content. Creativity is encouraged. "We are looking for genuine stories about how one or two of these metrics have better shaped and positioned our students for success," said Erin Brooks, executive director of the District 214 Education Foundation. "We want to know how the opportunities within District 214, and the hard work of our students, helped propel them forward. We're excited to see the entries." As part of the contest, students must also fill out a brief application and return it to their college counselor. Winners will be determined by a committee of administrators and college counselors. The contest runs through Friday, April 15 and is open to all District 214 seniors. Applications can be found at www.d214.org/foundation or at your school’s College and Career Center. To learn more about Redefining Ready! visit www.redefiningready.org. Students with questions about the contest should contact their college counselors. Community members interested in learning more can contact the Foundation, [email protected]. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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March 2, 2016
Dear Parent/Guardian and Staff Members:
In 1999 the Illinois General Assembly passed laws requiring that public schools notify
parents/guardians and school employees at least 48 hours prior to any pesticide
applications on school property. The term “pesticide” includes insecticides, herbicides,
rodenticides, and fungicides. The notification requirement extends to both indoor and
outdoor pesticide applications. Excluded from the notification requirement are
antimicrobial agents (such as disinfectants, sanitizers, or deodorizers), insecticide baits,
and rodenticide baits.
Elk Grove High School has therefore established a registry of people who wish to be
notified. To be included in this registry for school year 2016-17, please complete the
form below and submit it to the Buildings and Grounds Supervisor at your school. Any
other questions you may have regarding the District’s pest management practices may
also be directed to Ted Birren at 847-718-7619.
School Pesticide Application Notification Program Registry
Please notify me, at least 48 hours in advance, when any pesticide applications will
occur on school property.
Parent/Guardian/Staff member Name: ______________________________________
Student Name / School: __________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________(ZIP)____________
Phone: _______________________________________________________________
RETURN TO:
Paul Morrow
500 West Elk Grove Blvd.
Elk Grove Village, Illinois 60007
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D214 PARENT NEWS Parents and Teachers Talk Technology at Conference: A group of local school districts collaborated in November to provide a half-‐day workshop for parents to understand how technology is changing the 21st century classroom. High School District #214, in partnership with Districts 21, 23, 25, 26, 57 and 59, hosted the ENGAGE 2015 Parent Technology Conference at John Hersey High School. Nearly 400 people registered for the conference, which offered parents an opportunity to hear directly from educators about the roles and implications of technology -‐ from cyber security and apps to social media safety, the possibilities of coding even at young ages, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education and supporting student learning at home. Parents learned how creativity and innovation in technology is advancing educational opportunities throughout District #214 and in local elementary districts, allowing students to connect with and learn from teachers, each other, and the world more than ever before. The conference was part of a continued effort to engage parents in the learning process. Breakfast Celebrates Industry Partners and Successes: In the last five years, District #214 students have logged more than 1.7 million hours in internships through partnerships with hundreds of business partners, helping them discover their future while still in high school. The District saluted those partners Wednesday, November 18 th at a breakfast that showcased student interns and thanked businesses for playing a role in student success. More than 100 partners from the 2015 calendar year were thanked. Dr. Alison Hilsabeck, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at National Louis University, Provided the keynote address. She called District 214’s program, “A Model for the Nation”. District 214’s Career Discovery External Experiences program matches students with business partners in fields that fuel their passion, from culinary arts and archite3cture to engineering, healthcare, and education. Internship experiences pair students with employers for as many as ten hours a week for a full semester or twenty hours a week for six summer weeks. Micro-‐internships provide opportunities for abbreviated experiences, with an objective of increased flexibility. District #214 hopes to have 3,000 students in internships by the 2016/17 school year, toward a goal of every student in the District completing some level of internship before graduation. Everyday Hero Campaign: Do you know a District #214 staff member who goes above and beyond? We are looking to recognize them as part of our continued 214 Everyday Hero project, with a goal of thanking and spotlighting the tremendous employees who go the extra mile for our schools and students. You can nominate heroes by giving them a public Twitter shoutout and using the #214Hero hashtag, or by emailing their story to our Hero inbox, at [email protected]. This academic year, we will profile select nominees in video vignettes on our District 214 YouTube page. We encourage you to join the conversation, and honor all who make a difference. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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EGHS Summer Reading 2016: Overcoming Obstacles
Fantasy
The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau, Houghton Mifflin, 2013, 830L Set in a dystopian future, Cia leaves her colony for the opportunity to qualify for university acceptance, but she may not have been told the whole truth about the testing or what the government is really expecting of her. Contemporary
We Were Here by Matt De La Peña, 2009, Delacorte Press, 770L Miguel, Mong, and Rondell navigate their experience in juvenile detention and their subsequent escape. Romance
The Impossible Knife of Memory by Laurie Halse Anderson, Viking Books for Young Readers, 2014, 720L High school student Hayley deals with her father’s PTSD and substance abuse as well as her first love. Contemporary
The Book of Unknown Americans by Cristina Henriquez, Vintage Books, 2014, lexile unknown An apartment building in Delaware becomes home for a variety of immigrants from Central and Latin America, including the Rivera and Toro families and their teenage children. Mystery
Sports
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart, Delacorte I Beat the Odds: From Homelessness, to the Press, 2013, 600L Blind Side, and Beyond By Michael Oher, Gotham, 2011, 1130L Cadence and her cousins typically spend the summer on their private island. What NFL player Michael Oher, the subject of the happened the summer when she was fifteen? book and movie The Blind Side, shares about Why can’t she remember it? his difficult childhood and the important adults who helped him reach his dream of playing professional football. Nonfiction Positive: A Memoir By Paige Rawl and Ali Benjamin, Harper Collins, 2014, 730L Paige Rawl has had to overcome an absentee father and an HIV diagnosis, but it was the relentless bullying in middle school that led her to consider taking her own life. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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One Theme, One School
EGHS Summer Reading 2016:
Overcoming Adversity
All students are required to participate in Summer Reading 2016.
All students will take a summer reading assessment.
All students, faculty, and staff will participate in a culminating activity that focuses
on building a community of readers.
Please see the list below for your student’s reading requirements. If you have any
immediate questions, feel free to contact Megan Knight, Associate Principal for
Instruction, via phone or email at (847) 718-4414 or [email protected].
Freshman SR2016 Reading Requirements
• All freshmen will read Unwind by Neal Shusterman.
• A copy of the book will be provided to every incoming freshman.
Sophomore, Junior, and Senior SR2016 Reading Requirements
• All sophomores, juniors, and seniors will have the opportunity to CHOOSE their
book from the accompanying list.
• A copy of the book will be provided to every sophomore, junior, and senior.
We are so very excited to become
One Staff.
One Student Body.
One Nation.
Reading to Overcome.
Elk Grove High School 2016
Please Note: Students who are enrolled in either an Honors or AP level English course will have
additional reading requirements. Information regarding those titles will be forthcoming.
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From the School Nurse......Kathie Sczepanski
March 2016
Dear Parent/Guardian,
New Immunization Requirement for the School year 2016-2017:
Every child entering the twelfth grade shall show proof of having received two
doses of meningococcal conjugate vaccine prior to entering the twelfth grade. The
first dose shall have been received on or after the 10th birthday, and the second dose
shall be at least eight weeks after the first dose. If the first dose is administered when the
child is 16 years of age or older, only one dose is required.
The requirements of this Section also apply to children who transfer into Illinois schools
from other states, regardless of the age or grade level at which the child transfers.
What does this mean to you and your student? Your student may have already received
the two doses of the meningococcal conjugate vaccine but it has not been specified on
their immunization form. Please ask your doctor if your student has received the two
meningococcal conjugate vaccine and have them provide the dates they were given and
a doctorʼs signature. If they have not received both doses, you are required to get this
vaccination for your child. Your child will be subject to exclusion as described in the
school code of Illinois. Please see attached letter from the Illinois Department of Public
Health.
Please complete by June 1, 2016 or contact the School Nurse if unable to complete
by that date.
Sincerely,
Kathie Sczepanski, RN, MA
PEL-Certificated in School Nursing
Phone: 847-718-4473
Fax: 847-718-4562
Valerie Norris
Associate Principal Student Services
847-718-4421
Student Name: ____________________________________ ID# _________________
Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine #1: _________________ #2: _________________
(Date)
(Date)
Physician Clinic Stamp and Signature: _______________________________________
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Noviembre, 2015
Queridos padres/guardianes,
Nuevo Requisito de Vacunación para el año escolar 2016-2017:
Empezando el año escolar 2016-2017, cualquier estudiante ingresando al doceavo año deberá
proveer pruebas de que han recibido dos dosis de la vacuna meningocócica conjugada
(MCV4) antes de entrar al doceavo año. La primera dosis debería haber sido administrada durante
o después de los 11 años de edad y la segunda dosis debería ser administrada durante o después
de los 16 años de edad, por lo menos ocho semanas después de la primera dosis. Si la primera
dosis es administrada cuando el/la niño/a tiene 16 años de edad o más, solo una dosis es requerida.
Los requisitos de esta Sección también aplican para los niños que se transfieren al cuidado de niños
en Illinois o programas escolares, y escuelas de otros estados, sin importar a que edad o grado los
niños se hayan transferido.
¿Que significa esto para usted y para su estudiante? Su estudiante podría ya haber recibido las dos
dosis de la vacuna meningocócica conjugada (MCV4), pero talvez no han sido especificadas en la
forma de vacunas. Por favor, pregunte a su doctor si su estudiante ya ha recibido las dos vacunas
meningocócica conjugada (MCV4) y que le proporcionen las fechas en las cuales fueron
administradas y la firma del doctor. Si no ha recibido las dos dosis, usted necesita adquirir esta
vacuna para su hijo/a. Su hijo/a será sujeto a exclusión escolar como esta descrito en el código
escolar de Illinois. Por favor, lea la carta adjunta del Departamento de Salud Pública en Illinois.
Por favor, complete esta forma antes del 1ro de junio del 2016, o contacte a la enfermera de la
escuela en caso de que no pueda completarla antes de esta fecha.
Atentamente,
Kathie Sczepanski, RN, MA
PEL-Certificated in School Nursing
Phone: 847-718-4473
Fax: 847-718-4562
Valerie Norris
Associate Principal Student Services
847-718-4421
Nombre del estudiante: ____________________________________ ID# _________________
Vacuna Meningocócica Conjugada (MCV4) #1: _________________ #2: _________________
(Fecha)
(Fecha)
Sello de la Clínica del Médico y Firma:______________________________________________
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Important Information
For Incoming 9th Grade Parents
If you have a religious exemption for vaccines, the nurse needs this form
completed before the first day of school or
your child will not be allowed to attend school
THIS FORM NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED BY YOUR PHYSICIAN
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING ILLINOIS CERTIFICATE OF RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION TO REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS AND/OR EXAMINATIONS FORM Who may use the Certificate of Religious Exemption to Required Immunizations and/or Examinations Form: • Parents or legal guardians who are requesting a religious exemption to immunizations or examinations must use this form for students entering kindergarten, sixth, or ninth grades. • A separate form must be used for each child with a religious exemption enrolled to enter any public, charter, private or parochial preschool, kindergarten, elementary or secondary school. • This form may not be used for exemptions from immunizations and/or examination for personal or philosophical reasons. Illinois law does not allow for such exemptions. (See excerpts below from Public Act 099-‐0249 enacted August 3, 2015 at page bottom). When use of this form becomes required: October 16, 2015 How to complete the Certificate of Religious Exemption to Required Immunizations and/or Examinations Form: • Complete the Parent/Guardian sections, which include key information about the student and the school the student will be entering, and the immunizations or examinations for which religious exemptions is being requested. Provide a statement of religious belief(s) for each vaccination/examination requested. • The form must be signed by the child’s parent or legal guardian AND the child’s health care provider* responsible for performing the child’s health examination. • Submit the completed form to local school authority on or before October 15th of the school year or by an earlier enrollment date established by a school district. Religious Exemption from Immunizations and/or Examination Form Process: • The local school authority is responsible for determining whether the information supplied on the Certificate of Religious Exemption to Required Immunizations and/or Examinations Form constitutes a valid religious objection. • The local school authority shall inform the parent or legal guardian, at the time that the exemption is presented, of exclusion procedures, should there be an outbreak of one or more diseases from which the student is not protected, in accordance with the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) rules, Control of Communicable Diseases Code (77 III. Adm. Code 690). • Exempting a child from health, dental, or eye examination does not exempt the child from participation in the program of physical education training provided in Section 27-‐5 through 27-‐7 of the Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/27-‐5 through 105 ILCS 5/27-‐7). A separate request for exemption from physical education, if desired, would need to be presented. Excerpt from Public Act 099-0249 enacted August 3, 2015: Children of parents or legal guardians who object to health, dental or eye examinations or any part thereof, or to immunizations or to vision and hearing screening tests on religious grounds shall not be required to undergo the examinations or immunizations if the parents or legal guardians present to the appropriate local school authority a signed Certificate of Religious Exemption detailing the grounds for objection and the specific immunizations and/or examinations to which they object. The grounds for objection must set forth the specific religious belief(s) that conflict with the examination, immunization or other medical intervention. The certificate will be signed by the parent or legal guardian to confirm their awareness of the school’s exclusion policies in the case of a vaccine preventable disease outbreak or exposure. The certificate must also be signed by the child’s health care provider responsible for performing the child’s examination for entry into kindergarten, sixth or ninth grade. This signature affirms that the provider educated the parent or legal guardian about the benefits of immunization and the health risks to the student and to the community from the communicable diseases for which immunization is required in Illinois. The religious objection provided need not be directed by the tenets of an established religious organization. However, general philosophical or moral reluctance to allow physical examinations, eye examinations, immunizations, vision and hearing screening or dental examinations will not provide a sufficient basis for an exception to statutory requirements. The local school authority is responsible for determining if the content of the Certificate of Religious Exemption constitutes a valid religious objection. The local school authority shall inform the parent or legal guardian of exclusion procedures in accordance with IDPH’s rules, Control of Communicable Diseases Code (77 III. Adm. Code 690) at the time the objection is presented. EGHS Parent Newsletter
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Hey Grenadiers… -‐Need help with school work? -‐Want to improve your grades? Saturday Success Academy may be just what you need! We have teachers on duty to help with homework, projects and overall skill development. All Saturday times are:
8:30 am to 11:30 am in the EG Library
Please enter through Door # 30
Fourth Quarter
April 9th
April 16th
May 7th
May 14th
May 21st
June 4th
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Elk Grove High School Theatre Presents
The Spring Musical
Music by Stephen Flaherty Book and Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Wednesday, April 20 Thursday, April 21 Friday, April 22 Saturday, April 23 Curtain 7:00 pm **ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED** Tickets -‐ $10 Students and Senior Citizens -‐ $7 For information or to purchase tickets -‐ please call 847-‐718-‐4553 Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International EGHS Parent Newsletter
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ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL’S TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL
JAPANESE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
with ASHIKODAI HIGH SCHOOL and ASHITANDAI HIGH SCHOOL
March 4 – 18, 2016
Hiroaki
Naganuma
Yukari
Iwazaki
Automotive division
head and teacher
Interests:
watching sports, was a
1994 chaperone to EG
English teacher
Interests:
movies, music,
shopping, traveling,
social issues
Hosted by
Cliff Darnall and
Ian Warrington
Hosted by
Chris Cirrincione
Fukano
Asano
Emika
Betsuki
Ruri
Hasegawa
Hosted by
Nicole Tabor
Hosted by
Sandi Cruz
Hosted by
Artha Lou Da Silva
Interests:
table tennis,
eating,
listening to music
Interests:
basketball, volleyball,
gymnastics, shopping,
reading manga, TV
Haruna
Ishikawa
Mai
Iwazaki
Hosted by
Ashley Szull
Hosted by
Elizabeth Bauer
Interests:
anime
Disney
window shopping
Kao
Sakata
Interests:
swimming, badminton,
aikido, brass band,
animals
Hosted by
Amber Malmstrom
Kosei
Tachibana
Interests:
Japanese archery,
watching movies,
playing games
Hosted by
Ian Warrington and
Michael Baccay with
Juan Bautista & Luis Pena
Interests:
listening to music,
reading, sports,
handicrafts
Kimika
Shii
Interests:
going to concerts,
listening to music,
singing, watching
sports, taking pictures
Hosted by
Alex & Melissa
Saettone
Interests:
going to concerts,
karaoke, reading,
sports
Yuka
Ota
Interests:
listening to music,
watching TV and
movies from abroad,
hairdressing
Hosted by
Diana Aguillon
Yuki
Shiina
Interests:
bird watching, being in
nature, reading manga,
watching anime
Hosted by
Kaylee & Evan
Hatfield
Ayane
Takahashi
Miku
Torita
Hosted by
Jillian Setchell
Hosted by
Annie Bravos
Interests:
international friendship
programs, calligraphy,
dogs
Interests:
cooking,
shopping,
listening to music
This annual exchange program has been made possible through the generosity of Japanese and American companies / individuals, the
support of the three schools and their parent associations / student councils, and the wonderful kindness of the host families.
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1ro de
mayo
Celebración del
Cinco de Mayo
Elk Grove High School los invita a celebrar el Aniversario de la Batalla de
Puebla el día domingo 1ro de mayo.
Acompáñanos en este evento, no solo para conmemorar una de las victorias de la Republica
Mexicana, pero también para celebrar los logros y éxitos de estudiantes de EGHS.
Tendremos comida, una ceremonia de reconocimientos, rifas, bailes folklóricos, música, DJ,
baile y entretenimiento para toda la familia.
La comida será de las 12:30 pm a la 1:30 pm, y la ceremonia comenzará a la 1:45 pm.
Después de la ceremonia tendremos rifas y entretenimiento para chicos y grandes.
Para mayor información comunícate con el Sr. Maya al 847 718-4778
¡¡¡NO FALTES!!!
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2016 POST PROM
Elk Grove High School’s Prom and Post Prom events will be held on Friday, June 3, 2016. This
year’s Post Prom event will be held at Pinstripes Bowling, Bocce, Bistro in South Barrington,
Illinois.
Students attending the Post Prom event will depart The Belvedere on Alexis Luxury Tours coach
buses at approximately 11 p.m. and arrive at Pinstripes at approximately 11:30 p.m. The Post
Prom event at Pinstripes will run from 11:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., where the students will enjoy
unlimited bowling (20 luxury lanes), indoor and outdoor bocce courts, DJ entertainment and
dancing, and access to the outdoor heated patio with fire pit. Delicious food stations will offer hot
entrees, desserts and beverages throughout the evening. EGHS administration, staff members,
and contracted licensed security guards will be present the entire evening to chaperone the
event. Buses will depart Pinstripes at approximately 2:30 a.m. and arrive at The Belvedere at
approximately 3:00 a.m.
Ticket sales will be held at EGHS on Saturday, May 14, 2016 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. for seniors
only and from 10 a.m. to Noon for seniors and juniors. The cost of the Post Prom ticket is $30 per
person or $60 per couple. The Post Prom Permission Form and additional ticket information will
be mailed home via a separate mailing; information will also be available on the website.
Please encourage your student to attend the Post Prom event at Pinstripes! We are one of two
high schools remaining in District 214 that continue to host a Post Prom event. We believe a
substance-free, well-chaperoned event is a better alternative to unchaperoned celebrations in
small groups, where, too often, illegal substances and alcohol are available.
Financial Update
Thank you to all our families that have supported our fundraisers! However, the ongoing need of
financial support is critical to the success of this event. To keep the price affordable for all
students, we strive to substantially reduce the total cost per ticket by approximately 50 percent.
Our fundraising efforts and the financial donations from our families and community businesses
help to defer the cost. This is where we need your help. We are asking all of our EGHS families to
consider a donation to Post Prom. Whether your child will be attending Post Prom this year or
next, by donating to this year’s Post Prom activity, you are ensuring the future success of this
important event.
Please return the enclosed Post Prom Donation Form with your cash or check donation.
Thank you for your support!
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2016 ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL POST PROM DONATION FORM
The Elk Grove High School Post Prom event will be held on Friday, June 3, 2016 at Pinstripes
Bowling, Bocce, Bistro in South Barrington. All donations received are used to offset the cost per
student for the event, which includes bus transportation, cost for gaming at Pinstripes, food, drinks,
DJ, and security. In past years, thanks to the generosity of Post Prom supporters, approximately half
the cost of each student has been paid for by the Post Prom Committee through fundraising and
donations, therefore, significantly decreasing the ticket cost for our students.
Please help us continue our tradition of a fun, safe, economical Post Prom event for our students.
Thank you for your support of the EGHS Post Prom!
(Your donation is tax deductible.)
Bronze
Donation
$1 - $25
Silver
Donation
$26 - $50
Ruby
Donation
$51 - $75
Gold
Donation
$76 - $100
$_____________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
$_____________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
$______________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
$______________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
Emerald
Donation
$101 - $150
Platinum
Donation
$151 - $200
Diamond
Donation
$201 and higher
$______________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
$_____________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
$______________
(Please indicate
donation amount)
Please make checks payable to EGHS PTC, and return form and donation to EGHS Post Prom, 500
West Elk Grove Boulevard, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007.
Please print your name/company’s name and address below:
Name and Grade of EGHS student (if applicable): ________________________________________
For additional information, please contact Pam Leone at [email protected] or (847) 770-2570 or
Mr. Robert Murphy, EGHS Assistant Principal/Post Prom Committee Liaison, at
[email protected] or (847) 718-4418.
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GAB INFO
Happy Spring! It’s hard to believe another school year is quickly coming to a close. We want to thank all of those families who became members, purchased spirit wear, attended an event, or supported GAB in any way this year. In turn, we were able to help teams and the Athletic Department purchase all of the items requested. We hope that when registering this summer, your family will include GAB membership in the process. Your membership fee goes a long way in supporting our EGHS teams! We will be working hard in the upcoming months on some great GAB events to kick off the 2016-‐2017 school year. Please be sure to be on the lookout for the dates and details. We wish the best of luck to all of the EGHS spring athletic teams! Thank you again for your support and have a great summer! Your GAB Advisory Board GAB Website: http://eghs.d214.org/co-‐curricular/grenadier-‐athletic-‐boosters/ ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING GRENADIERS
We have exciting NEWS!!
EG IS GOING TO DC!!!
We have been selected to represent the state of in the
Annual National 4th of July Parade in Washington, DC.
Will you please help us by participating in our
upcoming events:
Bowl-A-Palooza - April 2, 2016
Car Wash - May 15, 2016
If you have any questions, please visit our website:
Eghsbandandorchestra.com
or
Email: [email protected]
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ELK GROVE
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
ASSOCIATION
On Wednesday, April 27
From OPEN - CLOSE
Buffalo Wild Wings® will donate
10% of your total bill (not including
tax, gratuity or promotional
discounts) to our organization.
944 Elk Grove Town Center
Elk Grove Village, IL
847-640-2327
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EGIMA
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Sunday, May 15th
10:00am – 2:00pm
at
(Weather Permitting)
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talented musicians
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