Eastmont High School

EASTMONTWILDCAT
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
REPORT
VOLUME 44 • ISSUE 1
Dear Wildcats, Parents, and Friends
As your new Eastmont High School Principal, I would like to say
welcome to what is going to be an incredible 2013-2014 school-year. I am
going into my 18th year at Eastmont High School and I have never been
part of a year that promised more for our students.
This is going to be a year of change, growth, and opportunity. We
have changed many of our daily operations to accommodate
construction and a campus that spans a larger area. Read this newsletter
carefully and stay tuned for more information while we will keep you up
-to-date as to our various daily adjustments. Please visit our website
frequently at www.ehs.eastmont206.org to watch for new developments
and changes.
We have grown
several of our programs
like College In The High
School, Advanced
Placement, Career and
Technical Education, and
interventions, which will
give our Eastmont High
First day of school. (2010)
school students more
opportunities to achieve, earn college credit, and get help if struggling.
It is an honor to serve this community as your Eastmont High
School Principal, and I look forward to seeing familiar faces and
meeting new people as we start the 2013-2014 school year.
Together let’s make 2013-2014 your best school year ever!
Lance Noell, Principal
The EHS temporary office is located at the old District Office
at 460 9th St. NE.; open Monday-Thursday from 8:00 am-Noon
and 1:00-3:00 pm until August 22nd. On August 26th, the EHS
offices will open at Sterling for the 2013-14 school year.
AUGUST 2013
UPCOMING
ATTRACTIONS
AUGUST
1
ASB BOOKKEEPER OFFICE OPENS
AT FORMER DISTRICT OFFICE ON 9TH ST.
19 ----------- SCHOOL OFFICES OPEN
AT FORMER DISTRICT OFFICE ON 9TH ST.
19 --- FALL SPORTS CLEARANCE NITE
21 -------FOOTBALL PRACTICE BEGINS
21 ------ FOOTBALL PARENT MEETING
26 --- EHS OFFICES AT EHS NORTH
26 ----------------- FALL SPORTS BEGIN
29 --- FALL SPORTS PARENT MEETING
29 -------------------- WILDCAT DAY
30 ----------------- FALL KICKOFF BBQ
SEPTEMBER
9,16,23,30 ---- LATE START-SCHED. B
2 --------------------------- LABOR DAY
4 ------------ 1ST DAY OF SCHOOL
9 -----------------SCHEDULE CHANGES
23 --------------- PHOTO RETAKE DAY
---- RUNNING START MTG @ WVC
9/30-10/4 ----- HOMECOMING WEEK
OCTOBER
7,14,21,28 ---- LATE START-SCHED. B
9/30-10/4 ----- HOMECOMING WEEK
4 ---------------- HOMECOMING GAME
5 -------------- HOMECOMING DANCE
5 ----------------------------- SAT TEST
11 ----------END OF GRADE PERIOD 1
15 -------------------- ASVAB TESTING
16 -----------------------PSAT TESTING
17 ---REPORT CARD ARENA NITE
18 -- SENIOR PHOTOS DUE FOR ANNUAL
23 ------------ FALL CHOIRS CONCERT
26 ----------------------- ACT TESTING
30-31 NO SCHOOL: STUDENT CONF.
2013-14 DATES
11/1 -- NO SCHOOL: STUDENT CONF.
11/11 - NO SCHOOL: VETERAN’S DAY
11/27[PM], 28-29 - THANKSGIVING
12/23-1/3 ------------ WINTER BREAK
1/23-24 ------------- SEMESTER FINALS
3/18-20 ---------------- HSPE TESTING
3/27-28 -- NO SCHL: STUDENT CONF.
3/31-4/4 --------------- SPRING BREAK
5/8 ---------------- SENIOR SHOWCASE
5/13-15 ---------------- EOC TESTING
6/3-4 ------------------- SENIOR FINALS
6/6 ----------------------- GRADUATION
6/9-10 SEMESTER FINALS-NO LATE START
6/11 --------- LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
ALL THIS INFO [AND MUCH MORE!] IS AT
http://ehs.eastmont206.org
9/10/2013
PA G E 2 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
In this Issue...
DISTRICT
2 13-14
CALENDAR
NORTH
3 EHS
CAMPUS MAP
4
EHS SOUTH
CAMPUS MAP
&
5 ACTIVITIES
ATHLETES PAGES
8
BOOSTER CLUB
FALL CONCERTS
AUG. HSPE TESTS
9
LIBRARY UPDATE
ADVISORY
SCIENCE EOC
The maps on the next two
pages will be essential for
P.1
N locating classes and offices
P.2
EASTMONT HS & STERLING LOCATIONS
during the split locations
required for the remodel of the high school during 2013-14. Changes
may occur throughout the year so please check the high school website
regularly. It’s your best source for the most current and reliable info.
CAMPUS MAPS
 PARKING MAPS will be available at Wildcat Day and on the website.
 EHS NORTH refers to Eastmont High School offices and those classes
taught at the newly remodeled Sterling Intermediate School
 EHS SOUTH refers to EHS classes taught in the completed areas at the
Eastmont High School location
 PORTABLE VILLAGE NORTH refers to EHS classes being taught in the
portable buildings behind Sterling Intermediate School.
 LOCKERS are limited to those students with special circumstances (injuries,
etc.) and assigned by request.
Eastmont School District Student Calendar 2013-14
10 SAT/ACT TESTING
11 F.Y.I. PAGES
13 CONTACT US
START
14 LATE
SECURITY NOTES
15 BELL SCHEDULES
OUR NURSE
16 FROM
LINK TRANSIT
POLICY
17 EHS
PAGES
21 WILDCAT DAY!
22 PURCHASING
INFO & LIST
23
F.Y.I.-LETS GET
STARTED
SUPPLIES LIST
24 OPEN HOUSE
Adopted 1/14/2013
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 3
PA G E 4 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 5
E ASTMONT C LUBS AND O RGANIZATIONS
Art Club................... Mr. Kimmel
Book Club ................... Ms. Skaar
Cheerleaders ...............Ms. Jasmin
Chess Club .........Mr. Schmauder
Dance Team...... Ms. Anderson
Debate Team ............ Ms. White
Drama Club ................ Ms. Brown
Dress Up! ................ Ms. Dalinkus
Environmental/Nature Club
....... Mr. Schmauder/Land Trust
FBLA ............... M. Duncan/Bloom
Future Bus. Leaders of America
FCCLA ... Mrs. Young/Addleman
Whether a participant or a spectator, there’s lots to enjoy at EHS!
Family, Career and Community
Leaders of America
FFA .............................. Ms. Corlett
Future Farmers of America
Welcome Wildcats!
Welcome Wildcats!
This year should be a very exciting
year as we do our best to work around
the construction. We hope to get all of
you involved next year and make it a
fun and memorable year.
As a senate class we have made it our
goal to focus on getting more involved
in the community. We have started
organizing an Anti-Bullying
Campaign that will involve the entire
Eastmont School District.
Go Wildcats!
2013-14
Associated Student
Body Officers:
President
Jannette Gutierre
Vice President
Derek McClune
Secretary
Jasmine Gutierrez
Treasurer
Anissa Sangster
Publicity
Kelly Strang
Advisor
Bob Gallaher
Jannette Gutierrez, ASB President
www.ehs.eastmont206.org For the latest, most accurate information
regarding student activities, sports events, school changes, etc. always
check the EHS website. There may be quite a few this year!
FightBullying ............. Ms. Blaylock
Honor Society
Mrs. Addleman/Ms. Haberlock
Key Club .................... Mrs. Kniep
Knowledge Bowl..... Ms. Haugan
MEChA ................... Mr. Sanchez
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de
Aztlán
Natural Helpers ... Ms. Davisson
Outdoor Club .......... Mr. McRae
Power of Youth/TATU
............................... Ms. Groody
Random Acts of Kindness
....................................EHS Senate
Scratching Post ...... Mr. Garness
Skills USA ............... Mr. Howard
Sports Medicine ....... Ms. Howe
Student Advisory Committee
............................. Mr. Waterman
STEM/JETS/Science Club
............................. Mr. Brookover
VICA Metals......... Mr. Eggleston
PA G E 6 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
RUSS WATERMAN
Websites for EHS
Athletics Dept.
Come visit the EHS
Athletic Department page
on the EHS website: www.
ehs.eastmont206.org
(Athletics) Just click on
the Athletics tab on the
left of the page!
Follow Big 9 League
SCORES & STANDINGS
@ WPAN Network:
www.big9athletics.org
Leave Fido and
Fluffy
at home.
Parents, fans,
students, community members,
and anyone else attending
events on Eastmont School
District property are advised of
NO pets will
be allowed at any outdoor
or indoor athletic event or
activity. Anyone attending
the following:
events at EHS are asked to plan
accordingly. Service animals are
exempt from this policy and
always welcome.
Eastmont HS is
tobacco-free.
Athletics Director
Athletics/Activities Handbook
The EHS Athletic Department
has developed an Athletic/Activity Handbook for parents and student
athletes. This handbook is a resource of information and is the first step in
the clearance procedure for a student-athlete. You can pick up the
handbook at the EHS Athletic Office or go online and view/print at the EHS
Athletic Department Website.
Fall Sports Clearance Nights
In an effort to meet the needs of
families that require after work hours clearance opportunities, EHS Athletics
Department is offering the following clearance event for fall athletes:
August 19th 6:00-7:30 PM Fall Sports Clearance Night
at the old District Office (460 9th St. NE).
The Athletic Office will be open for Fall Clearance of all athletes August
19th through August 23rd from 8:00 am-2:00 pm at the temporary high school
office (460 9th St. NE). Student Athletes MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE
the first day of practice. Athletes not cleared before the first day of practice
or waiting to clear on the morning of the first day of practice will not be
eligible to practice until second day of practices. Get your student athlete
cleared early and be eligible to practice on the first day!
Mandatory Parent Meeting Nights
A parent or guardian of an
EHS Student-Athlete must attend a parent meeting before their son or
daughter may compete in an athletic contest. The meeting will cover a
variety of topics that are crucial for a parent to be aware of to help insure
their son or daughter has a positive athletic experience. We are offering
two meetings to provide enough space for attendees. Following the parent
meeting will be individual sport information meetings.
August 21st 6:00 PM in the Junior High Auditorium (Football Parents)
August 29th 6:00 PM in the Junior High Auditorium (Other Fall Sports)
Fall Kick-off BBQ! Mark your calendars and join all our EHS students
Y’all Come!
No Smoking is allowed on
any of the campuses,
including the Athletic Fields.
& families at the Annual Fall Kick-off Barbeque on
August 30th in Wildcat Stadium sponsored by our
Wildcat Booster Club. Gates open at 5:00 PM
and Fall Teams are introduced at 5:30. Stick
around to enjoy Red/White scrimmages of
Soccer, Volleyball and Football. A fun filled night
for the family and a great way to start the Fall
sports season.
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 7
EHS fall sports registration for
grades 10-12 begins on Monday,
August 19-23, 8 am to 2 pm, at
former District Office on 9th.
To be eligible to participate in extra-curricular activities and athletics, an
Eastmont student must receive the MANDATORY Clearance Card from the
Athletics/Activities office. To obtain the Clearance Card, students must pay
the required fees, purchase an ASB card, and complete and submit an Athletics
packet.
AUGUST 2013
1
16 Activities office
opens: 8 AM-2 PM
at old district office:
884-6665, Press 3
 Athletic packets and the sport specific Safety Guidelines are now available
to print online. This makes the clearance process much easier for you!
Please check out the Eastmont High School Website and visit the Athletics
page for your packets. Paper packets are still available outside the athletics
office. Please remember your sports-specific safety guidelines.
 The ASB office will begin
accepting money for all 1012th grade athletes on
Thursday, August 1st for
athletes who need to pay
for the required: $5.00
Sports Maintenance fee, $40
ASB cards, and $30 Athletics/
Activities fee.
 All unpaid fines and fees must be
cleared in order to participate at
the beginning of each sport/activity
season.
 Ms. Skadsen (Paxton) will be in the
9th St. office beginning August 19th
to assist you; She will move to EHS
North on 8/26. 884-6665—press 3.
Students are required to have passed
all their classes during the previous
semester. An academically ineligible
student is on probation for five weeks.
If passing all subjects at that time, they
are eligible to participate on the next Monday. It is mandatory that students
attend classes the full day in order to participate in a practice or event on that
day; excluding medical appointments, and extenuating circumstances. The
complete requirements and code are listed in the student packet received at
sign-ups and also on our website.
Locations for First Day of Practice
Athletes will obtain the
schedule for the rest of
the week from their
FOOTBALL .................. EHS
coach. Call the
GIRLS SOCCER .......... EHS NORTH (Sterling) Athletic Office with
questions: 884-6665 GIRLS SWIM/DIVE ...... YMCA Pool
press 3.
VOLLEYBALL .............. EHS Gym
 CROSS COUNTRY ..... EHS Stadium




ASB Bookkeeper
begins accepting
athletic payments @
old district office:
7:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
19 Clearance Night-
Fall Sports: 6-8 PM
at old district office.
21
FOOTBALL
BEGINS 8:00 am
Players report to
EHS
▪
6-8 PM: Football
Parents Meeting:
EJHS
26 FALL
FALL ACTIVITIES & SPORTS
ATHLETICS
PARTICIPATION
REQUIREMENTS
SPORTS BEGIN
CROSS
COUNTRY
GIRLS SOCCER
GIRLS SWIM/DIVE
VOLLEYBALL
29 PARENTS
MEETING
6-8 PM: Parents Meeting:
EJHS
30 FALL KICKOFF
All our EHS students
& families are invited!
Wildcat Stadium ~ 5:00 PM
~Sponsored by Wildcat
Booster Club
PA G E 8 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
H
S
A
FL
Delinquent
Fees must be
paid BEFORE or
AT Wildcat Day!
A large number of
students have not
cleared their fees incurred
during the last school year and
before. These fees must be
paid in full before the student
can receive her or his class
schedule.
Students who clear their
outstanding fees BEFORE
Wildcat Day can bypass a very
long line that day! EHS
Bookkeeper, Jan Bromiley, is
available to take payments,
accept found text books and
sports equipment, and answer
questions between 8 AM and
3PM at 884-6665, press 5.
Location before August 26:
The old District Office; after
that date: EHS NORTH
(Sterling)
CREDIT/DEBIT
CARDS! Pay in person or
on-line.. To log in go to:
www.eastmont206.org
(/Parents-Community/Online
Payments);
User Name: Student’s 6 digit ID
number;
Password: Student’s last name.
EASTMONT
MUSIC
PROGRAM
Why should the kids have all the fun?
Become a Booster Club Member Today!
Last year, the Wildcat Booster Club contributed over $23,000 to
Eastmont High School, the Associated Student Body, and numerous
Sports, Clubs and Activities. Thanks to all of those who were able to
volunteer time or contribute toward supporting the Wildcats.
The Wildcat Booster Club is a volunteer, non-profit fundraising organization.
Our mission is to support all students of Eastmont High School athletically,
academically, and socially. Funds raised support the student body of EHS
through club activities and sports. An annual scholarship may be awarded to
selected graduating seniors.
GO CATS!
Eastmont High School is growing to support the
needs of our student body. An expansion of the
Wildcat Booster Club includes opening up new
opportunities for volunteers through a series up
updated and new activities is one way that the
Booster Club can keep up with the needs of the
student body as growth continues.
The Booster Club encourages input and involvement from everyone. Visit the
Wildcat Booster Club Web-page for information on Membership, Meetings,
Events and Merchandise at: www.wildcatboosterclub.com
Join the e-mail distribution list or submit questions or comments at
[email protected]
Your membership in the Wildcat Booster Club is one simple way that you can
provide support. With support of parents and community partners, the
Wildcat Booster Club will continue to make a positive difference for all
students at Eastmont High School.
GO WILDCATS!
W I L D C AT
BOOSTER
PA C K A G E S
For the 2013-14 year,
Booster Club will again
have our sports package
memberships available.
There’s a lot going on this
year and that will mean...
Ch-Ch-Ch-CHANGES!
To keep up, check the EHS website
often: www.ehs.eastmont206.org
is your guarantee of the most
current information
throughout the year!
Stay Connected to EHS
Get ready for another fantastic year, Music Students! Please mark your
calendars for the following events. The venue will be announced. EHS
Concerts are always FREE!
OCTOBER 23rd EHS All Choirs Concert at 7:30 pm
NOVEMBER 6th EHS Jazz Band/Orchestra Concert at 7:30 pm
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 9
EHS LIBRARY UPDATE
EHS
ADVISORY PROGRAM
SHELLEY SKAAR
888-1291
EHS Library is online!
Why do we have an
Students can access our library catalog, Destiny, and
online research databases and reference books from
home computers via the Internet, as well as from
any computer at EHS.
at Eastmont?
 Just go to www.ehs.eastmont206.org and click
on the Library & Information Center side
link. To log onto Destiny, students use their
student ID and password. To log onto the online
databases and reference books, students use the user name/IDs listed below.
 Passwords are available from Library Staff.
ABC-CLIO History Databases
Culturegrams
eLibrary Online
Gale Virtual Reference Library
FactCite
History Study Center
Learn360
Opposing Viewpoints
Proquest
Proquest Learning Literature
Salem Press History
Salem Press Literature
Sirs Discoverer
Soundzabound
Student Resource Center
World Book Online
 Also, students can download a free app for the Gale databases onto
Smartphones, I-Pads and other netbooks, I-Touches, etc.!
 Students have access to audiobooks through EBSCO Host and can be
downloaded to computers, I-pods and other mp3 players. Stop by the library
to create an account.
 Access our growing collection of eBooks through our MackinVia Collection
and our Kindles.
 If you are interested in joining the EHS Library Book Club, stop by the library
and sign up when school begins.
LIBRARY HOURS: 6:45 am until 3:15 pm, Monday through Friday.
Tuesday through Thursday evenings, 6:00 until 8:30 pm
2013 REPORT CARD NIGHT IS OCTOBER 17TH
SCIENCE ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT In 2011, House Bill 1410 delayed
the science assessment graduation requirement until the class of 2015. The class
of 2014 does NOT have to pass a state science exam to be eligible for a
diploma. Students in those classes must pass the reading and
writing HSPE and one math end-of-course exam, or stateapproved alternatives.
Beginning with class of 2015 students will have to pass the
reading and writing HSPE, two end-of-course exams in algebra
1 and geometry, and an end-of-course exam in biology.
ADVISORY
PROGRAM
An Excellent Question!
 It’s the path Eastmont has
chosen to meet the state
requirement to provide our
students a transition plan for
after high school.
 Your student’s Advisory class
is made up of the same
students and advisor during
all three years at EHS. This
arrangement provides an
opportunity to build a
continuing relationship with a
knowledgeable faculty
member. It is our hope that
your student’s advisor
becomes a comfortable
resource for their questions
and concerns.
 The EHS ADVISORY
program culminates with a
Senior Showcase evening. At
this event, seniors present
the Plan for their Future.
This year, Senior Showcase is
scheduled for the evening of
Thursday, May 8th.
This year, Advisory classes
will meet on twelveMondays
beginning in January.
The curriculum for Advisory
is posted on the our website
www.ehs.eastmont206.org and
you are welcome to review it
at your convenience. Advisory
is a required credit and grades
are posted on FamilyLink.
If you have any questions
concerning ADVISORY, please
contact your student’s advisor or
Julie Kuntz, Goal 4 Coordinator.
PA G E 1 0 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
COUNSELOR’S
CORNER
Donna Zukowski
Counselor for students
with last names --A-G
Joanne Dalinkus
Counselor for students
with last names -- H-O
David Garcia
Counselor for students
with last names ---- P-Z
Paula Ortiz
Student Advocate
Donna Ruddell
Registrar; Secretary
or 884-6665, press 6
www.ehs.eastmont206.us
All Testing Locations will
be announced later
PSAT & PLAN Tests:
 Sign up in Counseling office
 Pre-pay the EHS bookkeeper
 Please make checks payable
to EHS
SAT & ACT:
 Register on-line or use the
forms available in the
Counseling office.
 Pay the test company directly
Another
Testing
Option:
2013-14 COLLEGE TESTING SCHEDULE
S.A.T.
A.C.T. Tests
Both the
and
are used for admission into 4-year colleges
or universities. Most colleges will accept either test for admissions/scholarship
programs. The tests tend to be significantly different, so students may wish to
take both tests. You may retake a test if you are not satisfied with your initial
results, as only the higher score is considered for both scholarships and
admission purposes. Many of our students are not sure if they will attend
college and others will not know if they can afford to attend until they go
through the financial aid process (F.A.F.S.A) during their senior year. So, we
encourage as many students as possible to consider taking these tests.
Sophomores
may take the P.S.A.T. to practice for the SAT and to practice
for the PSAT/NMSQT which is offered to juniors as the National Merit
Scholarship Qualifying Test. This test will be given Wed., October 16, 7:45
AM to 12:00 PM. The cost is $15.00. Pay EHS bookkeeper prior to testing.
The PLAN is the practice ACT and will be offered Wed., November 13, 8:30
to 11:30 AM to sophomores only. The $15.00 fee must be pre-paid to EHS.
Juniors
should consider taking the PSAT/NMSQT (practice SAT and
qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship Corporation’s scholarships).
The test is given at the same time as sophomores take it: Wed., Oct. 16
7:45 AM to 12:00 PM. Cost is $15.00, pre-paid to the bookkeeper.
The SAT and ACT should be taken by juniors in the spring of their
junior year. Test dates are listed below.
Seniors:
We recommend seniors retake either or both SAT and ACT in the
fall if they wish to attempt to improve scores earned last spring. If tests were
not taken last spring, take them in early fall.
Juniors and Seniors:
Pay very close attention to the Regular Registration
Postmark Deadline. You can sign up after the regular deadline, but there is a
late fee to pay. Avoid the late fee and register on time. Register on-line or
use the registration forms in the counseling office. Practice questions are
available on the websites and in brochures in the counseling office. Testing
runs from 8:15 AM-1:30 PM (8:15-12:30 for ACT). Doors open at 7:15 AM.
2013-14 S.A.T. Testing On-Line info/Registration: www.collegeboard.com
ASVAB Test:
Many
branches of the military
require this test for entrance
into the military. It has an
excellent career component
that is useful to all students.
The test is FREE and offered
to all Juniors and Seniors.
The ASVAB will be offered
Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 8:00
AM. Location to be
announced.
JD-6/19/2013
Test Date *Available @ EHS
Registration Deadline
Late Deadline-Late Fee Required
October 5, 2013*
November 2, 2013*
December 7, 2013*
January 25, 2014*
March 8, 2014
May 3, 2014
June 7, 2014*
September 6, 2013
October 3, 2013
November 8, 2013
December 27, 2013
February 7, 2014
April 4, 2014
May 9, 2014
September 20, 2013
October 18, 2013
November 22, 2013
January 10, 2014
February 21, 2014
April 18, 2014
May 23, 2014
2013-2014 A.C.T. Testing On-Line Info/Registration: www.actstudent.org
Test Date *Available @ EHS
September 21, 2013
October 26, 2013*
December 14, 2013*
February 8, 2014
April 12, 2014
June 14, 2014*
Registration Deadline
Late Deadline-Late Fee Required
August 23, 2013
September 27, 2013
November 8, 2013
January 10, 2014
March 7, 2014
May 9, 2014
September 6, 2013
October 11, 2013
November 22, 2013
January 24, 2014
March 21, 2014
May 23, 2014
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 1 1
TEEN WORKERS
Are you a teen with a part-time job? If you are a
working teen, remember that your Parent/School Authorization Form MUST
be signed by Ms. Kuntz in the Career Center. Teens under the age of 18 are
only allowed to work 20 hours per week during the school year. If you have
questions or concerns regarding your rights as a teen worker, come to the
Career Center for more information! -Ms. Kuntz, 888-1292
MILITARY NOTIFICATION
During the first two weeks of September, we
have the military requesting addresses and phone numbers for all of our
Juniors and Seniors. If you, as parents, do not wish to have the military
contact your student in anyway, please contact Donna Ruddell in the
counseling office at 884-6665, press 6, as soon as possible. We will then
take their names off of the list given to the military.
FALL REPORT CARD NIGHT is scheduled for
October 17th: 5:00-7:00 pm. This is the arenastyle conferencing event in the Gym. Again, parents
are asked to limit the time with each teacher to five
minutes.
NOTE: Parent/Teacher Conferences at EHS are
October 30th - November 1st. You will receive a
mailing regarding this event at a later date.
RUNNING START
Priority registration for
all incoming Running Start students ended
in June. By now you have taken the
COMPASS, attended a group advising session, and registered for classes.
Next, all NEW Running Start students must attend the mandatory New
Student Orientation, College 101 at Wenatchee Valley College on August
21st at 1:00 p.m. or August 28th at 9:00 a.m. in Van Tassell Center (please see
your purple registration worksheet for your assigned day and time). If you
have any questions please contact the Running Start Office at 682-6848. or
the EHS Counseling office, 884-6665, press 6.
NEW CLASS OFFERINGS FOR 2013-14!
How cool is that??

American Sign Language (ASL)

Bonjour! The success of the two French-1 classes offered initially in
For the first time EHS Students
can select ASL as one of their language options. It is offered though the
Career & Technical program.
2012-13 has dictated the addition od two French-2 classes.
Talk with your counselor if you are interested in either of these new offerings.
Are you reading this online? Brilliant!
www.ehs.eastmont206.org is your guarantee of the most
current information throughout the 2013-14 school year!
9TH STREET
ACADEMY
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
For 2013-14, Eastmont’s
alternative education
program has a new name
AND its own building! The
school’s new home is at 460
9th Street...the former
Eastmont District Office.
FOUR DAILY SESSIONS
meeting Monday-Thursday
Two AM Sessions .. 8:00-11:00
Two PM Sessions .. 11:30-2:30
In addition to nice, new digs,
there are other enticing
changes for this year.
 Students will have the
opportunity to catch up on a
few classes at EHS during any
of their six periods with
assistance from 9th Street
Academy teachers..
 Also new this year is a room
dedicated for our student
parents to help with those
days of no childcare.
 We are also planning some
cool projects and school
community building
experiences...stay tuned for more!
Some things have not
changed: Students still earn
credits toward a high school
diploma with on-line courses
using APEX presented in an
independent study and selfpaced format
Anyone interested in joining
the 9th Street Academy
contact their Counselor for
more information.
John Westerman, Program
Director or the Academy
secretary, can be reached at
888-1863. http://eastmont-
alternative-programd.eastmont206.org
PA G E 1 2 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
Save
these !
pages
The August issue of the
Wildcat Report is the
only paper copy that
will be mailed to you
this year and much of
this info will be useful
throughout 2013-14.
However, always
check online for the
most current info
and events!
www.ehs.eastmont206.org
FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE
INFORMATION ABOUT EASTMONT
HIGH SCHOOL… Check out
www.ehs.eastmont206.org.
HAVE YOU MOVED, CHANGED YOUR NAME OR PHONE NUMBER?
It is vital that we have the most current Emergency contact info
for your student. Please notify the Counseling Office at 884-6665 press
6 so the appropriate changes are made on your student’s records. Thank
you.
——————EMERGENCIES ONLY WHEN CONTACTING YOUR STUDENT…
thank you for your help with this. EHS Offices are always willing to assist
you, however, it’s disruptive to classes to contact your student with a
message, homework, books, etc. When your student calls for you to
bring something to them at school, please tell them you will leave
it at the Main Office.
——————ALL VISITORS MUST CHECK IN AT THE MAIN OFFICE... It is
imperative that we know who is in the building at all times.
——————WHEN PICKING UP YOUR STUDENT…BRING I.D. We don’t allow
students to leave class or campus with just anyone who asks. Identification
is required to pick up a student for an early departure or appointment. The
policy for asking for identification is to ensure the safety of the student. Your
understanding and compliance while providing identification is sincerely
appreciated.
——————ABSENT? YOU CAN CALL THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE 24/7! Want
Wee Wildcat
Preschool
still has a few openings in
the 4 year old classes.
Your child must be 4 years old by
August 31st.
4 year old classes meet on
Wednesday/Thursday/Friday
PM Session: 12:30-2:45pm
Registration packets are available
in the EHS office (temporarily
located at the old district office)
Questions? Please call
Jan Bromiley at 888-1254
(or Staci Williamson at
888-1216 after Sept. 4th)
to leave a message about your student’s absence before you go to work or
when you realize she or he won’t be making it to school that day? You can
call Attendance directly or leave a message at 884-6665, press 4.
——————STUDENT HOMEWORK REQUESTS for the day’s class work can be
called into the Counseling Office. If placed before 9 am, the work can be
picked up between 2:30 and 3:30 that same day in the Counseling Office.
Donna Ruddell is ready to assist you; 884-6665 press 6.
——————WANT TO CONTACT AN EHS STAFF MEMBER?
Making an
appointment is the best way to know the staff member will be available
when you arrive. Use the EHS Website for email: ehs.eastmont206.org.
Click the CONTACT US button on the side navigation bar for staff contact
info. Or you may call the EHS switchboard (884-6665 press 0) to be
connected to the staff member’s voicemail.
——————FOOD INFO AVAILABLE.... Eastmont School District and
our Food Services have added a page to the Web Site to
assist Parents and students who require the Carb Count
and Portion size of our lunch room items. For more info
check out: www.eastmont206.org/Food Services tab; Scroll
down for Nutritional Information.
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 1 3
FIRST DIAL
509 884-6665
Then Press...
http://ehs.eastmont206.org
Staff E-mail addresses and
telephone extensions are
available on the Contact Us page
located on the side navigation bar.
Contact Us
These People…
At this At this
ext… location...
For info regarding...
MAIN OFFICE
Tami Scott.............................. Office Manager
Marci Walker ....Reception & Switchboard
Belinda Hartmann..... Clerical & Sub. Coord.
1260
1256
1255
EHS NORTH
Emergency messages for students
& staff;
General inquiries;
Visitor & Substitute Check-in
0
ALT. ED
TBD ....................................................... Secretary
1863
Alt. Ed. Bldg.
Eastmont Alternative Program
0
CTE
Kathy Whitney ............................... Secretary
1369
EJHS
Career & Technical Education
0
HEALTH
ROOM
Kathy Robb, .............................. School Nurse
Connie Kirby,..................... Clerical Assistant
1266
EHS NORTH
Medication forms
Health issues
0
RECORDS
Jackie Babst,............ Student Data Secretary
1203
EHS NORTH
Student Data management
0
SECURITY
Mindy Fries ........................................... Security
1267
EHS NORTH
Student parking; Gen. security
0
COORD.
Ms. Kuntz .................... Program Coordinator
1292
EHS NORTH
Advisory Program
2
ESPAÑOL Line
Rosario Gonzalez ......... Clerical Assistant
1257
EHS NORTH
Translating & Interpreting
3
ATHLETICS &
ACTIVITIES
Collette Paxton ............................... Secretary
EHS NORTH
Athletic Schedules, Events, &
Clearance; Facility Use
ASB Events; Reader Board
4
ATTENDANCE
Debbie Wirth,.............................. Secretary
EHS NORTH
Attendance Inquiries
Excusing Absences & Tardiness
5
ASB
BOOKKEEPER
Jan Bromiley ............................ Bookkeeper
EHS NORTH
Fees; Fines; On-line purchasing
questions; Pricing; Fundraisers
Accounts Payable
COUNSELING
& REGISTRAR
Donna Ruddell, ........................... Registrar
Becky Gonzalez ......................... Secretary
EHS NORTH
Enrollment & Withdrawal
Transcript & Records Requests
Student Concerns & Counseling
Address & Telephone Changes
Scheduling; Parent/Teacher
Conferences
Scholarships; Graduation
Community Awards
EHS NORTH
EHS SOUTH
Safety; Policies & Procedures
Student Discipline
Concerns & Complaints;
Good News & Kudos
Career & Technical Education
Athletics; Activities
Press To Reach…
0
Student’s last name begins with:
6
Ms. Zukowski, Counselor .................... A-G
Ms. Dalinkus, Counselor ...................... H-O
Mr. Garcia, Counselor .............................. P-Z
Ms. Ortiz .......... Bilingual Student Advocate
ADMIN.
7
Mr. Noell......................... Building Principal
Mr. Fulkerson ..............Assistant Principal
..... Career/Technical Education Director
Ms. Hardie ....................Assistant Principal
Mr. Loomis ...................Assistant Principal
Mr. Waterman ............Assistant Principal
............................................Athletics Director
8
STAFF NAME DIRECTORY
9
HOURS & LOCATION: Office hours:
7:00 am--3:30 pm
EHS NORTH
EHS NORTH
EHS NORTH
PA G E 1 4 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
it continues...
Late Start
Mondays
The Eastmont School
District will continue
the Late Start Monday
schedule for 2013-2014.
WHY? This schedule allows
time for staff development and
collaboration to occur
without taking teachers out of
the classroom and away from
teaching.
Every Monday, beginning
September 9th Eastmont
High School will be operating
on a special bell schedule with
1st period beginning at 8:54
AM. All 6 periods will meet
with each class time being
reduced by 11 minutes. Zero
hour classes will remain at
their regular scheduled time of
6:45 AM to 7:40 AM. Please
see Schedule B - Late Start
Monday on the bell schedule
for more information and
specific class times. The
addition of 10 minutes to each
day, make late start Mondays
possible without losing any
instructional time on an annual
calculation.
NEW FOR 2014~
Advisory on Late Start
Mondays! After Winter
Break, Late Start Mondays will
also include our Advisory
Classes. Beginning January 13,
2014, we will be using
Schedule G on most Mondays
through the beginning of May.
Advisory will not meet before
January.
~ Julie Kuntz, Advisory
Coordinator; 888-1292
~ Mindy Fries, 888-1267
CARS, PARKING
AND VISITORS
There will be no parking permits issued for the
2013-2014 school year. Parking will be on a first
come first served basis.
 Parking for Students at the Sterling Middle School Campus will be very
limited. There will be student parking in the main parking lot at EHS and
also along 3rd street. Parking will also be available in the EHS baseball
parking lot and the lower Sterling soccer field parking lot.
 There is no student parking in designated EHS or Sterling Middle School
Staff parking lots.
 There is no parking for Students in or in front of the Eastmont YMCA
parking lot. Students who violate this will have their cars towed at the
owners expense.
 We ask that during this year of transition students driving to school are
respectful of our neighbors around both campuses. Please do not block
driveways or mailboxes. Or park where it is posted no parking.
 Staff Only: Students who violate “Staff Only” parking lot restriction will
be ticketed. Repeated violations may result in the towing of the vehicle at
OWNER’S expense.
 Avoid Bus Loading Area: A growing safety concern is caused by students
and parents driving through the bus loading and unloading area off of Iowa
Street. This area is well posted and is for bus access only. Please do not
use this area as a means to exit parking areas.
Visitors: Several parking stalls are reserved for our visitor’s convenience in
the front row of the main lot nearest the school building. We ask that all
visitors register their vehicles at the Main Office.
Eastmont Hugh School takes the safety and security
of our students very seriously.
WILDCAT REPORT NEWSLETTER IS STAYING G R E E N !
This issue is the only paper copy that will be mailed
to you this year and most of the info will be useful
throughout 2013-14. However, always check online
for the most current information and events!
It is our plan to continue to print and mail the August issue of the EHS
Wildcat Report since it contains information and forms needed for Wildcat
Day and throughout the school year. However, for subsequent and archived
issues please refer to our EHS Website at http://ehs.eastmont206.org
(Parents-Community/Publications/Newsletters).
As always, some paper copies will be available in school offices.
Schedule A~Daily Schedule
PERIOD
START
END
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
1st
7:45
8:45
2nd
8:55
9:48
3rd
9:58
10:51
1st Lunch
10:51
11:21
4th (for 2nd lunch)
11:01
11:54
4th (for 1st lunch)
11:31
12:24
2nd Lunch
11:54
12:24 PM
5th
12:34 PM
1:27
6th
1:37
2:30
Schedule B~Late Start Monday
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
1st
8:55
9:40
2nd
9:50
10:32
3rd
10:42
11:24
1st Lunch
11:24
11:54
4th (for 2nd lunch)
11:34
12:16PM
4th (for 1st lunch) 12:04 PM
12:46
2nd Lunch
12:16
12:46
5th
12:56
1:38
6th
1:48
2:30
Schedule C~Early Release
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
AM/PM Class Rotation
1st / 4th
7:45
8:45
2nd / 5th
8:55
9:48
3rd / 6th
9:58
10:51
LUNCH
10:51
11:21
Revised:9/10/2013
Schedule D~Advisory
(28 Min.)
ZERO
6:45 AM
7:35 AM
1st
8:55
9:32
2nd
9:42
10:18
ADVISORY
10:28
10:56
3rd
11:06
11:42
1st Lunch
11:42
12:12 PM
4th (for 2nd lunch)
11:52
12:28
4th (for 1st lunch) 12:22 PM
12:58
2nd Lunch
12:28
12:58
5th
1:08
1:44
6th
1:54
2:30
2013—2014 EHS BELL SCHEDULES
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 1 5
Schedule E~HSPE Testing
PERIOD
START
END
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
HSPE Test (215)
7:45
11:24
11:24 12:06 PM
LUNCH
AM/PM Class Rotation
1st / 4th
12:16
12:54
2nd / 5th
1:04
1:42
3rd / 6th
1:52
2:30
Schedule F~Finals Schedule
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
AM/PM Class Rotation
1st / 4th
7:45
9:41
2nd / 5th
9:51
11:40
11:50 12:31 PM
LUNCH
3rd / 6th
12:41 PM
2:30
Sched. G~Long Assembly
(55 Min.)
ZERO
6:45 AM 7:35 AM
1st
7:45
8:35
2nd
8:45
9:27
3rd
9:37
10:19
1st Lunch
10:19
10:49
4th (for 2nd lunch) 10:29
11:11
4th (for 1st lunch)
10:59
11:41
2nd Lunch
11:11
11:41
5th
11:51 12:33 PM
6th
12:43 PM
1:25
ASSEMBLY
1:35
2:30
Sched. H~Short Assmbly
Periods 0-4 and
Lunches
5th
6th
ASSEMBLY
(13 Min.)
Same as Schedule A
12:33 PM 1:15 PM
1:25
2:07
2:17
2:30
Schedule I~Last Day of School
ZERO
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
Lunch
6:45 AM
7:45
8:21
8:53
9:25
9:57
10:29
10:51
7:35 AM
8:11
8:43
9:15
9:47
10:19
10:51
11:21
Do you have First or
Second Lunch?
Where is your 4th
period class?
IF you are scheduled
for a class at EHS
South or the Portable
Village for 4th period
you have First Lunch.
IF you are scheduled
for a class at EHS
North (excluding
Portable Village) for
4th period you have
Second Lunch.
Every Day ~
Every Schedule
Opportunity Period
2:30—2:40 PM
Activities / Athletics
2:45 PM
EHS
Office Hours
7:00 AM—3:30 PM
LIBRARY Hours
6:45 AM—3:15 PM
LIBRARY
Evening Hours
Tues-Wed-Thurs
6:00 PM—8:30 PM
Skills Center
AM Session
7:55 AM—10:40 AM
Bus at EHS
#31 Arrives— 7:25 AM
#31 Departs— 7:35 AM
#34 Returns—11:00 AM
PM Session
11:55 AM—2:40 PM
Bus at EHS
#34 Arrives— 11:15 AM
#10 Departs—11:25 AM
#10 Returns— 3:00 PM
9th St. Academy
Alternative Ed.
(509) 888-1863
8-11 & 11:30-2:30
You really don’t want to
be the person stuck in
the Health
Room for
hours waiting
for someone to
excuse you or
pick you up.
Imagine: Your
student REALLY needs to go
home but we aren’t able to
contact you nor your
emergency contact to make
that happen. Please keep us
current throughout the year
on any changes to your
emergency contact phone
numbers and addresses.
As soon as you
know your student
will be absent,
please call the
Attendance Office
at
884-6665, press 4
Leave a message
anytime...24/7!
Health Services
Kathy Robb RN, BSN
Emergency Alert:
NOTES FROM THE NURSE
PA G E 1 6 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
The District has three nurses who share their time
between schools. This means that a nurse is not
always at the school, but can be reached for
emergencies. In the absence of the nurse, first aid
will be administered as necessary through the
Administrative Office where staff has been trained to
respond to emergencies. If the nature of the
emergency is severe and staff is unable to reach any parent or
emergency contact, an ambulance will be summoned, if appropriate.
Students who become ill at school are to report to the health office
with a note from their teacher. Students should not use their own
phones to make calls home asking their parent to pick them up as
this creates confusion when the student checks out of school.
Efforts will be made to contact parents/guardians to determine
whether the child should go home or be allowed to remain in the
health room for a period of time.
Near the beginning of each school year, parents are asked to complete a
health questionnaire regarding any health concerns of their child. This is
important to fill out, even if there are no concerns. If the student has any type
of life threatening health condition, the school nurse will contact the parent to
develop a plan to respond to possible emergencies at school. If a child develops
a health concern during the school year, the parent should communicate this
information to the school nurse as soon as possible.
If your child takes medication it should be dispensed at home if possible. If
the student must receive medications at school, either prescription or over
the counter, an authorization form must be filled out by the child’s doctor and
signed by the parent before any medication may be dispensed. A student is
never allowed to carry medication with him/her unless the nurse has received
the necessary forms and has made arrangements for the student to carry it. In
most circumstances any medication used at school will be kept securely in the
health office and will be dispensed by trained staff members. In the event of a
sudden need for a medication, the parents are always welcome to come to the
school to administer the medication to their own child.
Most doctor offices have this form available or you can hold down the Ctrl key and click here for the on-line copy of:
Authorization of ORAL MEDICATION at School
Link Transit Has Options
For Your Student
Link Transit now has two pass options for your kids.
1. The Student Freedom Pass is a pass that can be purchased in late
August for $90 and is valid through June, 2014.
2. Beginning last May, Link began selling a new student monthly pass
for just $15. For those who need transportation for just month or
two, this is a very affordable option. This pass is available to any
student aged 21 or younger.
Kathy Robb may be reached at 860-2952.
Either pass allows unlimited travel in Link’s
service area, including Leavenworth and
Chelan. The annual passes may be purchased
at Columbia Station and Eastmont HS. The
monthly passes are only available at Columbia
Station. Proof of school enrollment is
required for either pass.
Cash fares are $1.25 for a one-zone trip
and $2.50 for a two-zone trip. Up to four
kids aged 12 and under can ride for no cost
when accompanied by a far-paying adult.
Viisit LINK at www.linktransit.com or call
662-1155.
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 1 7
Eastmont School District
DRUG & ALCOHOL SPECIAL
POLICY
UNSAFE MISCONDUCT - Identified as EXCEPTIONAL
In accordance with WAC 392-400-225,
the Eastmont School District has
established the following behaviors to
constitute exceptional misconduct:
1) Possession or use of alcohol or
other drugs or possession of
paraphernalia - In accordance with
WAC 180-40-260(2), the Eastmont
School District has established the
following behaviors to constitute
exceptional misconduct:
a) Alcohol or Other Drugs:
Possession, use, sale, or delivery of
alcohol or other drugs, including overthe-counter and prescription, on
school premises or at schoolsponsored events.
b) Paraphernalia: Possession, use, sale,
or delivery of paraphernalia intended
for storage, use of distribution of
alcohol or other drugs, including overthe-counter and prescription while on
school premises or at school
sponsored events, attendance at
school following an on or off campus
use.
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
(for violation of unsafe misconduct)
Students determined to be in violation of
the School District’s Alcohol or Other
Drugs policy, as defined above, are subject
to the following disciplinary action:
First Offense: Forty- (90) days of
suspension, reduced to ten 10 days
with parent/student signed agreement
to the following Intervention Model.
Intervention Model:
 Outside screening/assessment with a
State Certified Chemical Dependency
Professional must occur as soon after the
infraction that an appointment can by
made (not to exceed 4 weeks), to
determine the level of care
recommended for the individual
student’s chemical use. Verification of
the assessment appointment will be given
to the Student Assistance Specialist
within 24 hours after the suspension, OR
on the first working day a State Certified
Chemical Dependency Agency is open.
 A urinalysis screening must be completed
within the first 24 hours after the
suspension, OR on the first working day
a screening agency is open. Verification
of the urine screen and a copy of the
results will be given to the Student
Assistant Specialist.
 The student must follow the
recommendations stemming from the
screening/assessment. In all cases, the
student must complete a minimum of 5
hours of counseling and/or education
with a State Certified Chemical
Dependency Professional or Student
Assistant Specialist. The cost of the
intervention and recommended followup shall be borne by the student and his/
her parent/guardian.
A student who meets the requirements
of the above Intervention Model, and has
the suspension reduced to 10 days, will be
given the opportunity to make up all work
in classes missed due to the suspension.
Second Offense: Long-term suspension
not to exceed 90 school days.
Third Offense: Long-term suspension to
expulsion.
The building principal, or his designee,
and hearing officer have the authority to
grant exceptions to this disciplinary action
in cases involving extenuating and/or
exceptional circumstances, including
but not limited to selling and delivery
of controlled substances on school
property.
Minor in Possession
The school will notify a parent/guardian,
police, and/or juvenile authorities.
INTERNET USE Because the Internet is such an important research tool,
students are offered access to the Internet at EHS. On the first day of
school students will receive the Eastmont School District Student Use Form
and the Parent Release Form-Network Policy. Once these two forms have
been reviewed, signed, and returned to the 1st period teacher, access to
the internet will be activated for your student. If you DO NOT want your
student to have access to the Internet through his/her school network
login, you have the opportunity to check the appropriate box on the Parent
Release Form to block such access.
State-Mandated
Attendance Laws
Enforced at EHS
State-mandated laws require
accurate attendance reporting.
Your early morning call to the
Attendance Office will
excuse your student’s absence
and enable us to accurately
report his or her attendance.
In addition, your call makes
absent notes and admit slips
unnecessary upon their
return. It also notifies their
teachers, in advance, that they
have been excused for missing
classes that day.
REMINDER: A phone call
or signed note is necessary
prior to a student checking
out for appointments during
the school day.
We also appreciate your
prompt response to the
phone dialer notification when
your student has had an
unexcused absence in one or
more classes. This allows us
to correct the attendance if
necessary. If you are not able
to reach us during office
hours of 7 AM to 3:30 PM
you may leave a message using
the voicemail system to
excuse your student.
A detailed description of the
attendance policy is outlined
in the EHS Student Handbook
and is available on the EHS
website.
We welcome inquiries and
questions at any time
regarding your student’s
attendance. Debbie Wirth is
in the Attendance Office
ready to assist you, 884-6665
and press 4.
PA G E 1 8 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
PE
UNIFORMS
REQUIRED
In an effort to provide
for student safety,
encourage good personal
hygiene, and limit
distractions in the
learning environment,
EHS Physical
Education students will
dress in appropriate
clothing. Please read the
following clothing
criteria.
Physical
Education
clothing can
be
purchased
at the
school on
Wildcat Day
and
includes:
 Grey Eastmont T-shirt or
any Plain Gray T-Shirt
 Red Eastmont Shorts or any
Plain Red Shorts with a
minimum 7” inseam
or
 Grey Eastmont or plain grey
sweatpants with student’s
name clearly marked.
 Athletic socks
 Shoes appropriate for
activity: no street shoes,
boots, flip-flops, shoes with
wide tread, or black-soled
shoes.
 Uniforms may not be altered
in any way, such as cut off
shirts, shorts, or sweats-this
includes any writing other
than the last name.
 Athletic Spirit Packs and PE
uniforms are
interchangeable.
EHS DRESS CODE WILL BE
ENFORCED ON WILDCAT DAY!
Understanding socially appropriate
dress is fundamental to a student’s
future employment success. In support
of the transition from child to young
adult, and in recognition of growing
gang related behaviors and dress, the following attire related
rules are in place and will be enforced on Wildcat Day.
A=Allowed N=Not Allowed
10
11
12
1. Long pants including jeans/khakis
A
A
A
2. Shorts or skirts that extend to mid-thigh
3. Shirts with sleeves and necklines no lower than a straight
line between underarms
4. Sleeveless shirts with arm holes no larger than a straight
line between underarms & shoulder straps a minimum
width of 3 student fingers
5. Shirts that display the midriff
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
N
N
N
6. Alcohol, drug, or weapon related words, art, or symbols
N
N
N
7. Nonathletic shoes in PE/recess or barefoot
8. Gang affiliated clothing, piercing, tattoos, jewelry, and hair
styles as recognized by law enforcement
9. Hats, sunglasses, or bandanas worn or displayed at school
other than with order from a medical doctor
10. Mesh/sheer or clothing with large holes unless approved
clothing underneath
11. Pants worn below the top of the buttocks
12. Sleepwear and underwear worn in place of, or on-top of
regular clothing, long duster/trench style coats
13. Violent, hate, or harassing related words, art, or symbols
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
14. Color dyed hair
A
A
A
15. Visible piercings other than earrings
A
A
A
Grade Level/Age Appropriate
a. Jewelry and piercings must be removed to participate in PE/athletic activities
if required by teacher/coach.
b. All new team, club, and activity uniforms must be consistent with Eastmont
colors of red and Columbia blue, meet league standards, and be approved by
the coach/advisor, athletic director, and principal.
c. Grade 5-12 PE uniforms are required and shall transition to be common
colors and logos throughout the District starting in 2013-14 with 5th grade
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(Continued from page 18)
and then moving up one grade each year. PE uniforms
shall consist of red shorts, grey t-shirt, and grey sweatpants. Logos are not
required, although any uniforms sold in the District shall have only an
“Eastmont” logo. PE loaner uniforms shall be provided if requested by a
parent. The dress code procedure will be reviewed with building staff on a
yearly basis. If the student’s dress or grooming is objectionable under these
provisions, the principal shall request the student to make appropriate
corrections. If the student refuses, the principal shall take appropriate
corrective action including disciplinary action for a dress code violation.
Principals may grant exceptions for occasional special events and activities.
Students who violate provisions of the dress code relating to extracurricular
activities may be excluded from the extracurricular activity until proper attire
is worn.
--(Board Policy and Procedure 3224) Rev.1/11/05; Rev. 7/7/11; Rev. 8/13/12
In support of the transition from child to young adult, and in recognition of
growing gang related behaviors and dress, Eastmont High School will be
following attire related rules as stated in Board Policy & Procedure 3224.
Gang Related Clothing In an effort to protect students from
intimidation and/or retaliation by individuals that are known gang members or
affiliated with a gang, we have consulted with local law enforcement that have
identified the following attire as gang related. The following items are not to
be worn by any students at Eastmont High School:
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Playerz 69 clothing of any kind
South Pole/Dirty South clothing
of any kind
Dallas Cowboys jerseys and
paraphernalia
Oakland Raiders jerseys and
paraphernalia
“G-Unit” shirts
“Hanging” of belts
Sagging pants
Jerseys with number “13”
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Clothing claiming “South Side”
Showing colored bandanas
“Famous Stars and Straps” brand
clothing
“Los Angeles” clothing or sports
jerseys
Extremely oversized clothing,
including “Tall Tees”
Pants nailed, stapled, or pinned
to shoes or pants gathered at the
ankles with rubber bands
Tall socks pulled up to the
bottom of shorts or short pants
This list may be added to as brands are identified as
being gang related by local law enforcement.
Students failing to meet the requirements of
the Dress Code will be asked to make
necessary changes. Failure to make these
changes, or repeat violations of the Dress
Code may result in suspension for insubordination.
Program and policy related information is available on
the EHS website –following Board approval.
http://ehs.eastmont206.org.: EHS DRESS CODE or
STUDENT HANDBOOK: FERPA, ELECTRONICS USE,
DRUG & ALCOHOL, ATTENDANCE, MEDICATIONS
WARNING
Student Parking is
not allowed at the
YMCA E. Wenatchee
Aquatic Center.
YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE
TOWED...and that is
EXPENSIVE!
Additional student parking
is now available along
Third Street, in last year’s
bus loading area.
Highly Qualified
Requirement
The “No Child Left Behind
Act” required that teachers of
core academic subjects be
deemed "Highly Qualified" to
teach the subject matter for
which they are responsible.
Newly hired teachers in Title I
programs or schools must
meet the highly qualified
requirement immediately.
Washington State's definition
of a highly qualified teacher
requires teachers of core
academic subjects to hold full
state certification, have at least
a bachelor's degree, and
demonstrate competency in
the teacher's assigned subject
areas. As a parent if you want
to inquire about the
qualifications of your student’s
teachers, you may contact the
Eastmont School District
Office at (509) 884-7169, and
speak to Vicki Trainor,
Executive Director of Human
Resources.
PA G E 2 0 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
Eastmont School District
NOTIFICATION OF RIGHTS UNDER FERPA FOR ELEMENTARY
AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords parents and students over
18 years of age (“eligible students”) certain rights with respect to the student’s education
records. These rights are:
Pesticide Application Annual Notification
 The right to inspect and review the student’s education record within 45 days of the
The Eastmont School District Maintenance
day the School receives a request for access.
Dept. will at times through the school year
Parents or eligible students should submit to the School principal [or appropriate
have the need to make applications of
school official] a written request that identifies the record(s) they wish to inspect. The
School official will make arrangements for access and notify the parent or eligible
pesticides to control weeks and insects on
student of the time and place where the records may be inspected.
its property and/or buildings. This work
 The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the
will be done by state licensed employees
parent or eligible student believes are inaccurate.
unless conditions necessitate the use of a
Parents or eligible students may ask the School to amend a record that they
licensed contractor. In either case we will
believe
is inaccurate. They should write the School principal [or appropriate school
follow the Washington State guidelines for
official], clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is
applications at Public Schools.
inaccurate. If the School decides not to amend the record as requested by the parent
INSECTICIDES—The application of
or eligible student, the School will notify the parent or eligible student of the decision
insecticides will be made using an
and advise them of their right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the
approach, which means that we will only
parent or eligible student when notified of the right to a hearing.
apply if there is an unhealthy outbreak of
 The right to consent to disclosure of personally identifiable information contained in
an insect population, or if there is an
the student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes
disclosure without consent.
emergency application (such as a wasp
One exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school
nest on a playground).
officials with legitimate educational interest. A school official is a person employed by
HERBICIDES—Herbicide applications are
the School as an administrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member
pre-scheduled to make applications to
(including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit personnel); a person
weeds when they are the most susceptible
serving on the School Board ; a person or company whom the School has contracted
to control methods.
to perform a special task (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or
NOTIFICATION—Eastmont School District
therapist); or a parent of a student serving on an official committee, such as a
used a registry system to notify interested
disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing
parents and employees at least 48 hours
his or her tasks.
prior to pesticide applications. If you wish
A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review
to have your name on the registry to
an educational record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility.
receive email or regular mail notification,
[Optional] Upon request, the School disclosed education records without consent
to officials of another school district in which a student seeks or intends to enroll.
please respond in writing to Eastmont
[NOTE: FERPA requires a school district to make a reasonable attempt to notify the
Maintenance Dept. 345 6th St NE. Be sure
parent or student of the records request unless it states in its annual notification that
to include your name and contact info.
it intends to forward records on request.]
There will also be a posting on the bulletin
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The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged
board in each school’s office and the
failures by the School to comply with the requirements of FERPA.
district website www.eastmont206.org.
The Office that administers FERPA is Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department
WEED & FEED—Fertilizer and broadleaf
of Education; 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20202-4605
Pest Control Practices
control on all lawn areas are scheduled to
coincide with Early Release and
Professional Days (no School), normally the
second week in October.
CASORON-A pre-emergent granular herbicide
applied to shrub beds in early November.
ROUND UP-A spray applied by backpack
for existing weeds in shrub beds/fence
lines.
RECORD KEEPING-All pesticide records are
dept by ESD Maintenance Dept. including
an annual summary of pesticides used.
-Maintenance Dept. 884-6970.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Cell phones, CD & MP3 players, iPods, etc. are
not to be turned on or used during instructional
time without teacher approval. Students risk
having the item confiscated until it is released to a
parent/guardian. We recommend that these
items not be brought to school. EHS is not
responsible for lost or stolen items.
If there is an emergency message, please call school personnel through the
Main Office at 884-6665, press 0. With this information we’re in a better
position to extend assistance and counsel if your student needs it.
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 2 1
Seniors ............. 8-9:00 AM
Juniors .......... 9:45-11 AM
(Closed 11-Noon)
Sophomores . 12-1:30 PM
Alternative Ed. Students:
PLEASE attend with your
appropriate grade level.
Wee Wildcats Preschool
Take’n care of business!
Wildcat Day 2009Photo by Bob Mai
1:30-2:30 PM Photos for ID cards
Parson’s order forms will be available.
T H E L O C AT I O N :
EHS SOUTH-Auxiliary Gym
REGISTRATION On Wildcat Day, counselors will only be available for New
Student Registration. NO SCHEDULE CHANGES will be made until
September 9th. If students want to make schedule changes add your name to
the list on your counselor’s door. Mrs. Ruddell, Registrar, will be available
starting August 19th (884-6665, press 6).
ID CARDS Each EHS student is required to have an ID card. Pictures for the
card will be taken during Wildcat Day at no charge. If that’s not possible,
you may have the photo taken before or after school in the Media Center.
While there is no charge for the initial ID card, a $5 fee will be charged for
replacements.
ASB CARDS
ASB cards will be sold during Wildcat Day for $40. (ASB cards
purchased AFTER an I.D. card has been issued will cost $45 to cover the
card reprinting fee.) These cards allow free admission to sporting events as
well as discounts to most activities such as dances. Some area merchants
also give ASB discounts. If you play a sport or join an ASB club, you are
required to have an ASB card. This includes Band and Choir class
participation.
LOCKERS
Due to limited lockers this year, locker
assignments will only be available at the EHS NORTH
campus. They will be assigned only to those students with
special needs due to injury or other circumstances. To
request a locker, please contact Jackie Babst at 888-1203 or
at [email protected].
SCHOOL PICTURES School pictures will be taken during
To - D o
LIST:
You will be able to:
 Get pictures taken
 Pay past fines &
current fees
 Purchase an ASB
card, PE uniform,
Yearbook
 Get your schedule
 Put money into
your Lunch Account
 See friends!
I M P O R TA N T !
The Dress Code will be enforced on
Wildcat Day so please dress
appropriately. If you choose to wear
clothing that does not fit within the EHS
dress code you will not be allowed to
proceed with the Wildcat Day registration
process and will be asked to leave.
NOTE: These are not senior photos for the Annual. Senior Photos
must be submitted to the yearbook staff by October 25th to be included in the
special section.
SCHOOL ANNUALS YEARBOOKS WILL BE
ALL COLOR AGAIN THIS YEAR! Buy yours at
jostensyearbooks.com or at Wildcat Day. The cost
is $55.00 until Winter Break at which time the cost
jumps to $60.00, so be sure to order yours ASAP!
If you can't pay the full payment at registration, you
can make a non-refundable partial payment of $25
and a book will be reserved for you.
BRING:
 If ordering photos,
bring completed
photo order form
with payment
 Cash, Checks or
debit/Credit cards.
FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATION ABOUT EASTMONT HIGH SCHOOL… www.ehs.eastmont206.org.
DETAILS & SCHEDULE
Wildcat Day and an order form is enclosed with this
newsletter. Please fill it out and bring it and the payment
when you get your ID photo taken on August 29th.
EHS WILDCAT DAY AUGUST 29th
THE SCHEDULE:
PA G E 2 2 - W I L D C A T R E P O R T
$
Wildcat Day –
PURCHASING
OPPORTUNITIES
Only the items listed below will be sold during Wildcat Day. Complete the form
below and send it with your student to Wildcat Day for purchasing. All other fees can
be paid to the ASB bookkeeper before or after the start of school. If you have any
questions, the bookkeeping office is open during the summer months from 8:00 AM-12:00
and 1:00-3:00 PM. Please call Jan Bromiley at 884-6665, press 5 if you have any questions.
PARKING PERMITS: No Parking Permits will be sold this year. Student Parking will be on a first
come basis. You will receive a map of Student and Staff Parking Areas at Wildcat Day.
PAYMENTS: You may need to send as many as FOUR checks per student. Each student should bring their
own payment(s). If possible, please do not combine the purchases of two students into one check. Please make
checks payable to EHS. NOTE: Checks #1-2 can be paid using your Debit/Credit card.
Check #1. To clear outstanding fees/fines from PREVIOUS school years, including fines assigned at
EJHS. Invoices for these fees were mailed out in early August. It is recommended that this be taken care of
prior to Wildcat Day. The EHS bookkeeping office is open during the summer months to accept your
payment by mail or walk in (hours listed above). Also payable online at http//ehs.eastmont206.org.
Check #2. EHS Purchasing Options below.
Check #3. Food Services - You will also have an opportunity to put money on your student’s lunch account.
If paying in person, a separate check is required, made payable to Eastmont Food Services. On-Line
Payment from home is possible. Online payments via credit/debit cards or a PayPal account can be
accepted.
Check #4. Parsons Photography – School pictures will be taken during Wildcat Day by Parson’s
Photography. The order form is enclosed with this newsletter. Please fill out the order form and bring it
with the payment to Wildcat Day. A separate check is required made payable to Parson’s Photography IF
you are choosing to purchase a picture package.
*ASB & ID cards will be available for pick-up on the first day of school at EHS NORTH-Main Entrance.
EHS WILDCAT DAY
PURCHASING OPTIONS
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Complete this order form, attach payment and send it with your student on Wildcat Day!
*If you choose to purchase any of these items on Wildcat Day, please
complete this form, and bring it along with your payment to EHS on August
29th. Additional forms are available at Wildcat Day, in the Main Office, and
on-line at ehs.eastmont206.org.
ASB – Card* ........................................................................... $40.00
ANNUAL (Non-refundable) ................................................ $55.00
ANNUAL – DEPOSIT (Non-refundable) ........................... $25.00
PE - SHORTS & T-SHIRT ..................................................... $20.00
PE – T. SHIRT (Gray) ............................................................. $ 8.00
PE – SHORTS (Red) ............................................................... $12.00
PE – SWEATPANTS (Gray) .................................................. $20.00
PE – CINCH SACK ................................................................ $ 7.00
TOTAL: $ ________________
A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 - PA G E 2 3
Let’s Get It Started
EASTMONT BAND students do not need to bring their instruments
EHS SCHOOL
SUPPLY LIST
Present this coupon when making a purchase at Office Depot.
General Supplies for all
subjects include:
 College Rule paper
 #2 Pencils & Ink Pens
 3-ring binder with dividers.
 *Flash drive! (2 GB. Min.)
English
 3 x 5 index cards
History
 Spiral notebook (150+ pages)
Art
 Pencils-min. 2; non-mechanical
 Pencil Sharpener (sm., pocket)
 Graphic art pen, fine point
 Spiral bound 8.5x11” artist
sketchbook, non-perforated
pages preferred
Algebra 1st year
 Scientific Calculator (nongraphing, example TI-30XA)*
Algebra 2
 Graph paper
 Ruler
 Graphing Calculator (TI-83 or
TI-84)*
Geometry
 Scientific Calculator (nongraphing, example TI-30XA)*
 Graph paper
 Protractor
 Ruler
Shop Classes (Woods/Metals)
 Safety Glasses
Spanish 1 & 2
 Spiral Notebook– 100 pages
 3-ring binder
Physical Education
PE uniforms - available for
purchase during Wildcat Day.
Appropriate PE attire includes:
 Plain grey short sleeved T-shirt
 Red shorts – mandatory 7”
inseam OR grey sweatpants
 Running shoes & Socks
Weight Training
 3 Ring Binder
 PE Uniform (see above)
5% of all qualifying purchases will be credited to your school.
* Used or refurbished calculators can
with them on the first day of school. Note: The first day of Jazz Band
rehearsal “0” hour will be the second day of school, Thursday, 9/5.
If a student needs to check out an instrument from school, please see Mr. Dietz
on the first day of class.
School Pictures will be taken during Wildcat
Day by Parson’s Photography. The order form is enclosed with
this newsletter. Just fill it out then bring it with the payment.
Checks need to be made out to Parson’s Photography. On-line
prepayment and extra forms are available from Parsons
Photography at http://www.parsonsphotography.com.
Remember: There is no charge for the required student photos for
EHS ID cards (unless a replacement card is needed).
These are not senior photos for the Annual. To be included in the special
Senior section, submit senior photos to the yearbook staff by Oct. 25th. Senior
Baby Ads deadline is Nov. 2nd -more info about this will be mailed later).
Picture Retake Day PARSON’S PHOTOGRAPHY has scheduled Monday,
Here’s how your school can earn FREE supplies:
5
% Office Depot’s
Back to Schools
September 23rd as Picture Re-take Day. Mark your calendars and bring a
great big SMILE! You may order pictures on that day so bring the form and payment.
Extra order forms are available in the main office.
5% Back to Schools Program
OFFICE
DEPOT®
Exclusions apply. Program limited to Pm-K -12th grade.
Ask a store associate or visit www.school.com for program terrns and conditions.
be purchased through internet
merchants for less cost.
EASTMONT HIGH SCHOOL
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
955 Third St. NE • E. Wenatchee, WA 98802
PERMIT NO. 294
WENATCHEE, WA 98801
Main Office location: 600 N James (Sterling campus)
Phone: (509) 884-6665 • FAX: (509) 888-4761
OR CURRENT RESIDENT
We’re on the WEB! http://ehs.eastmont206.org
Principal: Lance Noell
Assistant Principal/CTE Director:
Ken Fulkerson
Assistant Principal/Athletics Director:
Russ Waterman
Assistant Principal/Activities Director:
Stacia Hardie
Assistant Principal:
Greg Loomis
Office Manager: Tami Scott
2013 Report Card Night is October 17th
Eastmont High School Administrators and Faculty
invite you to join them at the EHS Report Card
and Conference Night. It will be held Thursday,
October 17th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM in the
Eastmont High School Gymnasium.
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Enjoy Refreshments
Pick up your student’s report card
Meet with your student’s teachers
Visit with our administrators
Learn more about our FamilyLink system
THIS NEWSLETTER
IS FUNDED IN PART
BY COMMUNITY
M&O LEVY TAX
DOLLARS.
THANK YOU FOR
YOUR CONTINUING
SUPPORT OF OUR
SCHOOLS.
The Eastmont School District complies with all
federal and state rules and regulations and does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, gender, or disability in education programs,
services and activities. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to
the school district’s Title IX/RCW 28A.640 officer
and/or Section 504/ADA coordinator.
Title IX/Chapter 28A.640 RCW Officer Section
504/ADA Coordinator
460 NE 9th St; E. Wenatchee WA 98802; 509-8847169
El Distrito Escolar de Eastmont cumple con todas
las normas y regulaciones federales y estatales y no
discrimina en cuanto a la raza, color, nacionalidad,
sexo, o incapacidad en programas educativos, servicios y actividades. Para preguntar acerca del cumplimiento y/o los procedimientos para presentar una
queja, comuníquese con el Oficial del Título IX/
RCW 28A.640 y/o el Coordinador de la Sección
504/ADA del Distrito Escolar de Eastmont.
Oficial del Título IX/Capítulo 28A.640 RCW Coordinador de la Sección 504/ADA 460 NE 9th St; E.
Wenatchee WA 98802; 509-884-7169