ACT Test For Juniors - Indian Trail High School

INDIAN TRAIL High School and Academy
Parent Newsletter
Look Inside For….
*Guidance Department News
*Hawk Club News
October, November Calendars
October/November 2012
On The Hawk Trail ……….
Telephone: (262) 359-8700
Robert Neu, Asst. Principal
Attendance (262) 359-8500
Dr. Bethany Ormseth, Principal
Jennifer Knight, Asst. Principal
Starlynn Daley, Asst. Principal
“Welcome to the Trail”
As we welcome the third year of new Freshman to our High School General Studies classes, we begin our
first year of Juniors to the High School General Studies classes. With the addition of this new class we have
many new staff to support those classes. Welcome to all our students and staff for the 2012-13 school year.
There is excitement in the camp with the arrival of Varsity Sports this year. The teams are practicing and
ready to perform their best. We wish them luck as they strive to compete against older and more established
teams.
New this year is the way we will be distributing Parent Newsletters via the Indian Trail Website.
[email protected]. An all-school telephone call will be made to your home to let you know the newsletter
is posted. If you are unable to use a computer to retrieve the newsletter, a hard copy will be available for you
or your child to pick up in the main office. In an effort to cut costs, we appreciate your cooperation with this.
Newsworthy events:
This year’s Homecoming Dance is Saturday,
October 13th from 8 pm until 11:00pm. Student
Council is looking for chaperones for the dance.
We will need chaperones from 7:30 until 11:30 pm.
Please send me an email if you are able to
chaperone. If you can only be here for a part of the
time, that’s great too. Please just let me know the
times in your email. If you have any questions,
please let me know. Mrs. Corbett, Student Council
Advisor
Parents, Ms. Daley – AP of Interventions needs
parents to be involved on the Title I Planning Team.
If you are interested in helping out, or need more
information, please send an email to
([email protected]) or call the main office (262-3598700).
The Indian Trail Bands are busily preparing for
several upcoming performances. The 7 O’clock and
8 O’clock Jazz Ensembles will travel to Appleton on
November 3rd to participate in the Lawrence
University Jazz Festival. All jazz ensembles will
participate in Kenosha’s own JazzFest on
November 16th and 17th. Our Pep Band has been
performing at home varsity football games this fall
to add our music in support of the team. The
Indian Trail Bands Fall Concert will take place at
6:30 pm on Tuesday, November 20th. All students
have submitted their first solo performae for their
video portfolios Individual portfolios will be
available from Renwood Messenger recording
studio. Mr. Wiele would like to thank all band
parents for their continued support.
October 31, November 2nd and 3rd will be
performances of the Play, “Boys Next Door,” 7:30
pm in the auditorium.
“Evening with the Counselors” will take place on
Thursday, November 1 from 6:00-7:30 pm. The
subject is “COLLEGE PREP”.
IT Choir concert will be Wednesday, November 28
6:30 pm
Picture Retake Day will be Tuesday, October 16
from 8-9:30 am.
Tutoring is available. See attachment for days and
times.
Intervention Accommodation Plans written for
students with ADD or ADHD must be reviewed on a
yearly basis. Please contact Ms. Gina Fisher for
information, or if you have concerns.
PROFESSIONAL INSERVICE DAY, FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 19. NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS.
Activities for IT Students at a glance:
▼Friday, October 5, Volleyball Tournament
▼Tuesday, October 9, Josten’s will be here for
class ring orders during lunches.
▼Wednesday, October 10, Flag football game in
stadium
▼Pep Assembly 1-3 pm Gym
▼Friday, October 12, Homecoming Parade 5:15
pm
▼Homecoming IT vs. Oak Creek 7 pm
▼Homecoming Dance 8 – 11 pm Gymnasium
▼Tuesday, October 16th – PICTURE RETAKE
DAY
▼Friday, October 19th - INSERVICE DAY – No
School for students.
▼Thursday and Friday, October 25 & 26 Teacher
Convention – No School for students.
▼Play, “Boys Next Door” 7:30 in the auditorium,
Wednesday, Oct. 31; Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2-3
Tutoring is available after school on Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday. See attached for rooms and times.
Parent- Teacher Conferences
Monday, November 5
(This is a change due to the November 6 Presidential Election)
4:30 – 8:00 pm
Friday, November 9
7:30 – 11:00 am
No school for students, Friday Nov. 9
Early Release from conferences will be Wednesday, November 21 – 10:45 Release (November
22nd and 23rd is Thanksgiving Recess.
Check IT’s website for current updated information on school activities and field trips.
Indian Trail College and Career Planning Center
Where can you go to find a wealth of information on college and career
planning?
The Indian Trail College and Career Planning Center is up and running in the
library. Students can find information including admission requirements and
applications, housing, budgeting, majors, career trends and hot jobs, student aid
information, technical schools, and military options. Please encourage your child
to visit the center and pick up any information that might help them in choosing a
future path of success after high school. As always, students can direct any
questions to their specific counselor in room 1402.
Things that are good to know………
****Students need to turn in lunch money in the main office no later than 9 a.m. Checks are not accepted at the registers.
Checks need to be processed before your child gets into the lunch line. Students may drop off envelopes with lunch
money in the office upon their arrival at school before they report to their first hour class.
****Be sure to keep EMERGENCY CARDS UPDATED with current phone contacts. Please contact the school office at
262-359-8700. This information is essential at times that your child is ill or injured.
****The ATTENDANCE phone line is 359-8500 to report student absences. Please use this line especially in the evening
and early morning before school starts. You may also contact Janet Leiting, the attendance secretary at [email protected]
or Diane Bilak at 359-8797 or [email protected].
****If you need to pick up your student for appointments, etc., please send a note with student’s name, when they
need to be released, date, and reason. If your son/daughter stops with the note in the office the morning of the
appointment, a pass would be issued to the student, the student in turn would show the pass to the teacher at the time of
release, sign out and be on their way. If you would please plan ahead so classroom environment disturbances are kept to a
minimum.
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de esta carta, por favor contacte a
Stephanie Bedolla para ayuda.
Tutoring
Available!
Math
Monday: Ms. Jarmakowicz – room 2323
Tuesday: Mrs. Nehring – Room 2408
Science
English
Monday: Ms. Rose –
Room 2201
Tuesday: Ms. Newberry –
Room 1422
Tuesday: Ms. Abt – Room
1307
Thursday: Ms. Abt –
Room 1307
Thursday: Ms. Rose- Room
2201
After School Only
3:00 – 4:00
Girls Basketball Important Information
Mondays: 3-4:30pm (conditioning)
Begins September 10th thru November 5th
Wednesdays: 6:30-8:30pm (open gym)
Begins September 12th thru November 7th
*Note: No Open Gym-Wednesday, October 10th due to volleyball games*
You need to complete and return the following items to Coach Ames prior to
participating in conditioning and open gym:
1. Emergency/Health Form
2. ITHSA Basketball Information Card
Try-outs are November 12th and 13th from 3:15-5:45pm. In order to try out,
there are several additional forms that MUST BE completed and submitted to the
athletic director:
1. Risk of Injury Athletic Permission Form
2. Physical Card
3. KUSD Concussion Release Form
4. Emergency Health Form
5. Activities Code, Revised July 2012
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns!
Ms. Sara Ames
Head Varsity Coach
262-359-8533
[email protected]
Indian Trail Guidance Dept. Newsletter
October /November 2012
The First Guidance Newsletter of this Year!
The Indian Trail Guidance Dept. is pleased to present
this year’s first Guidance Newsletter. Each newsletter
publication will list pertinent Guidance Dept.
information that is useful to all Indian Trail students
and parents regarding upcoming testing, scholarship
information, future events, etc. This newsletter is
packed with information!
Listed below is the Indian Trail Counseling Staff and
Assistant Principals. Please feel free to contact your
child’s counselor if you have any concerns.
Robert Neu – Assistant Principal . . . . . . . . . . 359-8700
Jennifer Knight – Assistant Principal . . . . . . . 359-8700
Starlyn Daley – Assistant Principal . . . . . . . . . 359-8700
Art Preuss (Last Names A-C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359-8541
[email protected]
Ed Anderson (Last Names D-H) . . . . . . . . . . 359-8537
[email protected]
Mark Pellicori (Last Names I-M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359-8708
[email protected]
Nina Jaras (Last Names N-R) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359-8508
[email protected]
Joel Sinden (Last Names S-Z) . . . . . . . . . . . . 359-8705
[email protected]
Graduation Reminder to Seniors:
Seniors should be sure to contact their counselor if they
have questions regarding graduation requirements,
schedule changes to meet graduation requirements,
college applications, federal financial aid forms and ACT
testing.
SENIORS – ARE YOU ON TRACK
TO GRADUATE?
Any senior student who has failed a class should contact his
or her counselor to review the options available.
STUDENTS SHORT CREDITS WILL NOT BE
ABLE TO PARTIPATE IN GRADUATION
PER THE KUSD GRADUATION POLICY.
College Visits:
October 5
October 8
October 18
October 24
November 29
Evansville University
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Robert Morris
Cardinal Stritch
UW Green Bay
Military Visits:
October 9
October 10
October 11
US Air Force
US Army
US Marine Corps.
All visits are during lunch hours in the lunch room.
Indian Trail College Prep Night
Thursday, November 1, 2012
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. - Auditorium
Indian Trail will host a college prep night for parents
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and students on Thursday, November 1 . Valuable
information on the college admission process and
financial aid will be presented. Please mark your
calendar for this informational evening.
Evenings with the Counselors:
Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012
College Prep Night
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Auditorium
Thursday, January 10, 2013 ACT Prep
6:00–7:30 pm
Auditorium
Thursday, January 31, 2013 Advanced Placement
6:00-7:30 pm
Courses
Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013
Youth Options
nd
Educational Support Center - 3600 52 Street
Session 1: 5:00–6:20 pm
ESC Boardroom
Session 2: 6:30–7:45 pm
ESC Boardroom
Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013
Fin. Aid & Scholarship
6:00–7:30 pm
Auditorium
Students: CHECK OUT THE CAREER CENTER FOR
COLLEGE INFORMATION!
Where can you go to find a wealth of
information on college and
career
continued on page 3
planning?
The Indian Trail College and Career Planning Center is
up and running in the library. Students can find
information including admission requirements and
applications, housing, budgeting, majors, career trends
and hot jobs, student aid information, technical
schools, and military options. Please encourage your
child to visit the center and pick up any information that
might help them in choosing a future path of success
after high school. As always, students can direct any
questions to their specific counselor in room 1402.
Parent Teacher Conferences
Parent Teacher Conferences will be held at Indian Trail
on Monday,
November
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from 4:30
8:00
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--p.m., and again on Friday, November 9, 2012 from
7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Please make every effort to
attend conferences in order to review your student’s
progress this year. The Indian Trail counselors will also
be available to address any concerns.
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS ON FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 9, 2012
ACT Tests
The ACT Test is one of the requirements for admission to
college. Registration should be done on the Internet at
www.actstudent.org. Registration packets are available
in the Counselors’ offices.
The INDIAN TRAIL school code is
501006
Seniors … Seniors … Seniors: … Seniors …
IMPORTANT ACT INFORMATION!
Any senior who has not taken the ACT or need to
retake it, please note that the registration deadline
th
nd
for the December 8 test is November 2 ! Please
register ASAP for college admission requirements.
PSAT
The PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) will be
offered at Indian Trail on Wednesday morning, October
th
17 , to any interested juniors from 7:40 a.m. to 11:00
a.m. Students who are interested in applying for
scholarships through the National Merit Scholarship
Program must take this test. Sophomores can take the
test but will not meet entry requirements for the 2014
National Merit Program. They will need to retake the test
their junior year to qualify for the National Merit
scholarship. The fee is $15.00 and students may register
by contacting Mr. Preuss in Room 1402B beginning
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September 24 . Register soon – a limited number of
tests are available.
ACT test & registration dates are as follows:
Test Date
Registration Date
December 8, 2012 (at IT)
February 9, 2013
April 13, 2013 (at IT)
June 8, 2013
November 2, 2012
January 11, 2013
March 8, 2013
May 3, 2013
Test Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Testing offered at:
• Carthage College in December, April and June.
• Indian Trail in December and April
• Bradford in December and April
• Harborside Academy April
Cost: ACT (No Writing) $35 (Plus Writing) $50.50
Standardized Testing
th
th
Standardized testing for 9 and 10 grade students will
take place in late October/early November. These dates
are coordinated with the other Kenosha Unified high
th
schools. 9 graders will be taking the Explore Test and
th
10 graders will be taking the WKCE Test. Specific
details and test day responsibilities will be provided in the
near future via the auto-caller and the school’s website.
E-SCHOOL REGISTRATION PROCESS:
If your child is interested in taking a class through ESchool the process is as follows:
• Have your student apply on line at
eschool.kusd.edu/.
• After the application is completed, have your
child print out the application and bring it in to the
IT Guidance Office for a counselor signature.
• Once the student has completed the paperwork
and the required E-School orientation, the
student and the counselor will receive notification
of acceptance and the student can begin his or
her course of study.
SAT
Students interested in taking the SAT may register on-line at
www.collegeboard.com .
ASVAB Testing
Juniors and seniors have the opportunity to take the
Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) on
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Wednesday, November 21 from 7:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.
The ASVAB measures developed abilities and predicts
what an individual could accomplish with training and
future education. Students may register with their
counselor. The test is free of charge.
PARENTS: IMPORTANT INFO ON
YOUTH OPTIONS PROGRAM . . .
The deadlines for the Youth Options Program for the
2012-2013 school year are as follows:
Fall 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . March 1, 2013
Students should see their Counselor for
details.
Youth Options Program guidelines are as
follows:
•
•
A school board may limit the number of college
credits students take at district expense to 18
college credits during the junior and senior year.
State law allows the school district to seek
reimbursement from students/parents if a youth
options class is dropped or failed.
If you have questions about this program, please call
Mr. Anderson at 359-8537.
A Note from Marquette University:
For all of its academic programs, Marquette University
has a priority deadline of December 1, 2012.
Applications postmarked after this date will be considered
on a space-available basis for admission.
The 2013-14 UW System College
Application for Admission
The 2013-2014 UW system applications for
undergraduate admission are available for
interested high school seniors in the
counselors’ offices. However, nearly 70%
of last year’s undergraduate applicants to
the UW System applied online.
We
strongly encourage you to use the online
application (apply.wisconsin.edu).
Two alternative online features are also
available:
• A downloadable application is available
which students may print, complete and
mail to a UW System admission office.
• The eApplication Worksheet is available
for you to download and complete as a
“practice” application that will serve your
needs more so than using a paper
application on which to practice.
Please contact the UW System campus, contact
the UW HELP Office at 800-442-6459or
[email protected] or your high school
counselor if you have questions.
UW HELP is a good resource for students
interested in pursuing a post-secondary degree
at a UW school. Information can be obtained at:
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/introduction.
College Information:
Are you looking for a quick and easy way to do a
college search? A website that provides in-depth
information on colleges is
www.collegeboard.com, you can access
information on campus life, admissions, testing
requirements, application deadlines, athletics and
other extra-curricular activities.
Financial Aid Internet Resources:
www.finaid.org
www.pin.ed.gov (obtain personal ID number for
FAFSA)
***************
PARENTS:
IMPORTANT COLLEGE
APPLICATION & SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE
Seniors planning to attend college in the fall of 2013 are
strongly encouraged to submit their applications as soon as
possible. This is especially important if you are
considering a UW school and are interested in their
scholarships. Students can apply on-line or obtain an
application from the counselors. STUDENTS SHOULD
RETURN THE COUNSELOR PAGE FOR
SIGNATURE BY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2012
. STUDENTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED to the college by
ST
DECEMBER 1 may be considered for the college’s
scholarships. Please be sure to include the application fee
made out to the university
Don’t delay, apply today!
Seniors should begin their scholarship searches now.
Students can access scholarship information by checking
the scholarship list posted on the bulletin board located
outside of the Guidance Office, Room 1402, or on the
school website under the counselor tab. See Mr. Anderson
in Room 1402, for additional information.
PARENTS: DO YOU WANT US TO EMAIL
YOU WHEN NEW SCHOLARSHIPS COME IN?
Please complete the attached Scholarship Alert form and
have your student return it to Room 1402 – the ITHSA
Guidance Office. Mr. Anderson will advise you of new
scholarships as they come in.
Beware of Scholarship Scams!
Students and their parents should be aware of scholarship
scams that seem to appear this time of year. One of the
most notorious ones is the Easley National Scholarship,
identified on a national news program a couple of years
ago as a consumer rip off. Unfortunately, the company is
still in business, offering thousands of dollars in
scholarships with a small “administrative charge” for
applying. Some parents have attended the “free” meetings
offered by a similar group only to discover that the cost is
$800. This is a scam. Organizations or individuals who
offer bona fide scholarships should not charge anything –
either for applying to or to “win” the scholarship.
Scholarship Web Sites
Listed below are scholarship web sites. It is important
to note that these sites may not be secure. There is no
guarantee that the information you provide will be kept
confidential. Please remember this when accessing
these sites.
UW Milwaukee Fin. Aid
Fastweb
College Edge
Sallie Mae/CASHE
Scholarship Hunter
Broke Scholar
FinAid
GoCollege
Compass Guide
Scholarship Experts
www.uwm.edu/dept/finaid
www.fastweb.com
www.collegeedge.com
www. salliemae.com
www.scholarshiphunter.com
www.brokescholar.com
www.finaid.com
www.gocollege.com
www.compassguide.org
www.scholarshipexperts.com
The majority of scholarships are awarded by colleges,
or by area businesses and/or organizations.
Indian Trail Senior & Junior Meetings
Informational Senior & Junior meetings,
conducted
by ourEdcounselors
, please contact
Anderson were held during
the month of September to discuss the
college application process, scholarship
applications, ACT testing and Youth Option
information.
Career and Occupation Information: The
Guidance Department at Indian Trail is once again
pleased to announce that it is a subscriber to the
WisCareers website wiscareers.wisc.edu.
WisCareers guides your child through the process of
making important career and educational decisions.
Your student may access his or her personal account
from any Internet ready computer including those at
home, school, libraries, etc. Use reg. code eda-c999.
Contact Nina Jaras at 359-8508 for additional info.
Career Internet Resources:
www.mapping-your-future.org
wiscareers.wisc.edu
www.compassguide.org
CREDIT UNION OPEN
AT INDIAN TRAIL
The AM Community Credit Union (AMCCU) is open in
its new location at Indian Trail High School & Academy
next to the school store. It is part of the Academy of
Business and International Studies' curriculum in the
finance area. The credit union is open on Tuesdays,
and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Students of all
ages are able to open savings accounts. Parents may
open an account for their student(s) at any AMCCU
branch. Students 16 or over may open a checking
Internet Resources:
College Info:
www.apply.wisconsin.edu (UW System)
KnowHow2GoWisconsin.org
www.apply.wisconsin.edu (UW System)
www.wisconsinmentor.org (private colleges)
www.christianconnector.com (Christian colleges)
www.gocollege.com
www.collegeview.com
www.collegenet.com
bestessaytips.com (tips for writing better essays)
College Entry Tests:
www.actstudent.org (ACT, PLAN, EXPLORE)
www.collegeboard.org (SAT, AP Classes, PSAT)
Financial Aid:
www.finaid.org
www.pin.ed.gov (obtain personal ID number for
FAFSA)
www.fafsa.ed.gov (electronic version of the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid)
Attention Deficit Disorder
If your child has been diagnosed with ADD or
ADHD and is struggling in class, you can request t
an Intervention/Accommodation Plan. If you are
interested, please contact Gina Fisher, Indian Trail
Social Worker, at [email protected] or 359-8385.
AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING AVAILABLE!!!
After school tutoring is available for Math, Science
and English from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please
have your student check the schedule in the
Guidance Office – Room 1402 – for locations.
WISCareers
Indian Trail High School and Academy subscribes to
WISCareers, an online program that helps our students
recognize their potential career goals and/or options. We
encourage our students to log onto their website to take
advantage of this valuable opportunity. However, students
will need to obtain a password from their counselor in the
Guidance Office in order to log on.
WISCareers is designed to help youth and adults:
- Become aware of themselves and explore how their
unique patterns of interests, skills and values can be
applied in their career.
-
Become aware of the relevance of how their
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College Application Process
This is the time of the year for high school seniors to be
working on their college applications. The information
below outlines the application process followed at the
high schools.
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS, ACT’s or SAT’s,
should be taken in the spring of the Junior year. If
scores were low, students may wish to retake the test
in the fall of the senior year.
A RESUME is helpful and often required in order for
counselors and teachers to write a recommendation for
students.
RECOMMENDATIONS from teachers, counselors, and
members of the community are encouraged, and in
some cases, required for applications.
A PERSONAL STATEMENT/ESSAY is the student’s
opportunity to convey additional information to the
college admission’s officer. The essay may include the
student’s goals in life, or an explanation about special
circumstances that may have affected their success in
high school.
The resume, recommendations and personal essay
may often times be used to apply for scholarships.
APPLICATIONS may be completed on-line or students
may submit the traditional paper copies. Schools in the
UW system prefer the on-line applications.
PAPER COPY:
1. Student completes the application.
2. Student attaches the following to the
application:
 A check written to the college for the
application fee.
 Resume
 Personal statement/essay
 Two to three recommendations if required
3. Student brings application to his/her counselor.
4. Counselor adds class rank, GPA, signature
and forwards materials to the school’s
Registrar, Mrs. Sucevich.
5. The Registrar attaches an official transcript
with the ACT scores (if available) and mails
materials to the college free of charge.
ON-LINE:
1. Student completes the application at the
college website and prints out a page for the
counselor to complete – this is usually the last
page of the on-line application.
2. The rest of the steps are the same as above.
The University of Wisconsin – Madison
Freshman Admission Expectations
2012-2013
Admission Process
Consideration is given to both academic and nonacademic indicators of success, the learning
environment, and the application’s potential for
contribution to the university community.
Academic qualifications matter most. Non-academic
indicators or success strengthen a good application,
but they never make an academically weak applicant
admissible.
Individual strengths are recognized. Outstanding
performance in one area may compensate for less than
competitive performance in another.
Academic Course Preparation
Rigor of courses, including senior year, is important.
Admitted students have typically completed honors and
Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
Academic GPA and ACT Scores
The AVERAGE admitted student has a GPA of 3.5 or
above and a class rank in the top 15%. The average
ACT score is in the range of 26-30.
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS ARE TENTATIVE!
Please remember that when high school seniors are
admitted to a college, their admission is tentative.
Students are expected to MAINTAIN the academic
record that was submitted at the time of admission.
KUSD Graduation Policy
Beginning with the class of 2007, district policy
states that seniors must have all required credits
completed by the end of the second semester of
their senior year in order to take part in the
graduation ceremony. Seniors with two or fewer
credits can still attend summer school and receive
their diploma upon completion of the remaining
credits, but CANNOT take part in the graduation
ceremony. We encourage you to talk with your
son or daughter about the importance of passing
all of his or her required classes.
Do what you love . . .
and you’ll never work another
day in your life.
PARENTS OF COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS
SCHOLARSHIP ALERTS
IF YOU WOULD LIKE EMAIL NOTICES OF SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE
INFORMATION BELOW:
STUDENT NAME: ___________________________________________
PARENT NAME: ____________________________________________
PARENT EMAIL: ____________________________________________
PARENTS ARE ALSO ENCOURAGED TO CHECK THE SCHOLARSHIP LIST ON THE SCHOOL WEBSITE.
WHEN LOOKING AT THIS LIST PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT THE DEADLINE DATE FOR SOME
SCHOLARSHIPS CHANGE FROM YEAR TO YEAR. THE EMAIL ALERTS WILL HAVE THE CORRECT
DEADLINE DATES.
IF A SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION REQUIRES A TRANSCRIPT OR A LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION,
YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER SHOULD MAKE A REQUEST AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE OF THE
DEADLINE FOR THESE ITEMS.
Ed Anderson
Counselor
Scholarship Coordinator
262-359-8537
[email protected]
Newsletters/ PARENTS OF COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS
Forms/Scholarship Email Request for Parents
Preparing Your Child for Education and Careers
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Bradford School Library
8:00 – 8:15 a.m.
Registration in the Library
8:15 – 8:30 a.m.
Welcome
8:35 – 9:45 a.m.
Session I
9:45 – 10:55 a.m.
Session II
11:00 – 11:30a.m.
Panel – First Generation
College Student
Sessions
1.
Planning for Education and
Careers Beyond High School
Learn how to plan for education and careers.
Roberta Akalin, Bullen Middle School Counselor
Dean Clark, Carthage College Admissions Representative,
Cassandra Vosters, UW-Parkside Admissions Representative
A.J. Laird, Gateway Technical College Admissions Representative.
2.
Advanced Studies Options
Find out about Advanced Placement and Youth Options.
David Tuttle, Kenosha Unified School District Talent
Development/YOP Coordinator
3.
Scholarships
Learn how to find scholarship opportunities and how to apply.
Hansel Lugo, Bradford High School Counselor
Bobby Nash, Kenosha Unified PTA Council President
4.
Financial Aid
Learn how and when to apply for aid.
Chandar Robertson, College Access Advisor
Great Lakes Higher Education Guarantee Corporation
First Generation College Student Panel Discussion, moderated by David Tuttle, will immediately follow the sessions.
As a first generation college bound student, find about the how and what to do in applying and entering college.
Panelists: Hansel Lugo, Bradford High School Counselor, Paris Echoles, Kenosha Unified School District, Student Engagement and
Equity Coordinator, and Dominique Pritchett, Kenosha Community Health Center, Psychotherapist.
THIS WORKSHOP IS FREE!
Register by calling 359-2256. Be prepared to leave your name, phone number, and the
two sessions you wish to attend. Walk-ins accepted, however, sessions are not guaranteed.
Sponsored by Kenosha Unified PTA Council, Indian Trail Academy PTSO, and
Kenosha Unified School District’s Family Education Program.
DON’T BE
LEFT OUT!
Join today and help shape the
future of the Indian Trail Hawks!
Benefits Include:
● The official and highly sought after
Hawks Cling
● Voting rights on key decisions made
during the monthly Hawks Club
meetings
● One ticket for the King of Wings
event and one ticket for the
Casino Night
Any team receiving 100% participation
in Hawks Club will score a fun team
tribute award!
To sign up either visit www.indiantrailathletics.com
under registration OR return this form to a Booster
Club Member or any ITHS coach.
Name:
Phone:
E-mail:
Count me in to help with the following:
Concessions
Apparel Sales
Auction
Tournaments
Club Officer
Board Member
King of Wings
Whatever is needed
Please visit our Hawks Club
table during registration for
more information.
***For Hawks Club Use Only***
Amount Collected:
Added to 2011-2012 Member List:
Hawks Club is the official Indian Trail High School & Academy athletic booster organization that promotes
school spirit and provides supplemental funds that benefit ALL Indian Trail athletic teams and sports facilities.
& SILENT AUCTION
Friday, November 9, 2012
2ND
RADISSON HOTEL &
CONFERENCE CENTER
11800 108th Street
Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
(262) 857-3377
Pre-purchased Tickets $10
Tickets at the Door
$15
Special room rates available
for overnight guests.
Have dinner at The Chancery Restaurant
(located within the hotel) prior to doors opening.
21 YEARS
& OLDER
Tickets available at the school's main office,
the athletic department, our website
www.indiantrailathletics.com or from
a booster club member.
SPONSORED BY:
CASH
BAR
HORS
D'OEUVRES
PROVIDED
*Hawks Club - Indian Trail
Athletic Booster Club
*Root Engineering
*Indian Trail Football
DOORS
OPEN
@ 6PM
CASINO
TABLES
OPEN 7-10
October
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
2
3
4
Fri
Sat
5
6
Volleyball
3:45
Tournament in
Gym
7
8
9
10
11
Flag Football
Game
3:15p in the
Stadium
14
21
28
15
22
29
16
17
Final Picture
Retake day
PSAT TEST (Jrs.)
7:40-11:00 a.m.
23
24
30
18
12
13
Pep Assembly 13p
Homecoming
Parade 4-6p
Homecoming 7p
Stadium
Homecoming
Dance
IT
Commons/Gym
19
20
INSERVICE
DAY
(No School for
Students)
25
26
Teacher
Convention
Teacher
Convention
27
31
2012
November
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
2
Evening With
Play, “The Boys
Counselors in Aud Next Door”
6-7:30 p College 7:30 pm
Prep
4
5
Parent/Teacher
Conferences
4:30-8pm
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
18
19
20
25
26
Sat
3
Play, “The Boys
Next Door”
7:30 pm
9
10
15
16
17
21
22
23
24
IT Band Concert
6:30 pm Auditorium
ASVAB Test
7:40-10:45 a-Rm
1110
Jr. and Sr. Only
10:45 Release
Thanksgiving
Recess
Thanksgiving
Recess
27
28
29
30
IT Choir Concert
6:30 p mAuditorium
End of 1st Quarter
Parent/Teacher
Conf.7:30-11am
(No School for
Students)
Kickball
Tournament
3:45
2012