May/June 2013 - East High School - Madison Metropolitan School

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MADISON EAST HIGH SCHOOL
Parent Newsletter
May / June 2 0 1 3
(Revised)
Greetings East High School families!
May / June Calendar
2-3
Final Exam Schedule
4
East High Office Contacts
5
Attendance-Who do I call?
6
Infinite Campus
7
Blood Drive
7
AVID Validation
8
East High United
9
August Registration
(Revised dates)
10
Admin Team Updates
10-12
Senior Activities &
Graduation Information
14-15
Honor Roll Students
16-19
Senior Picture & Tribute
Info for 2013-2014
20-21
Athletics
22-25
Department News
27
MSCR
36
The 2013 MMSD Recognition Ceremony was held at La Follette High
School on Monday, April 15th. East celebrated with the following staff
and students as they were recognized for all their hard work and dedication.
Awa Fofana —Joe Thomas Community Service Award for Students
Myles Strong —Joe Thomas Community Service Award for Students
Kristen Waters Guetschow — Support Personnel
Evan Gnam — High School Teachers
Langston Evans — Community PartnerPartner-Boys and Girls Club
Congratulations, we are so very proud of you! Go EAST!
East High School began working hard to become an AVID National
Demonstration School. Only 2% of all schools implementing AVID successfully achieve this status. An AVID Demonstration School is one
that uses AVID strategies with a high degree of fidelity across the curriculum resulting in improved outcomes for students. East will now
serve as a national teaching and learning center for the implementation of AVID. This is a tribute to the entire staff, students, AVID site
team and our wonderful community partners. This is a great accomplishment. Please read more details in this newsletter on page 8.
Also, the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and
School Improvement, an accreditation division of AdvancED was here
on April 15 and 16. The AdvancED External Review Team examined
artifacts, collected and analyzed data from interviews with staff, students, community members, and community partners. They visited
classrooms, reviewed lesson plans and evaluated the learning environment. We are pleased to report that we will be recommended for
accreditation from AdvancED. Several of our powerful practices included that students, parents and community members all expressed
appreciation for the warm and caring environment of East High
School. The school climate and culture embraces diversity through
appreciation, accommodation and acceptance of the various cultures
represented in our school. It was also noted that in their investigations they learned that each student is well known by at least one
adult, and that adult would advocate for them and support students in
reaching their academic goals. What a great tribute to our staff!
EAST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER—MAY/JUNE 2013
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MAY 2013
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
2
Spring Play
3
Spring Play
4
Spring Play
5
6
Tower TV
7
Blood Drive
8
NHS
9
EHU
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Choral Pops
Concert
18
19
20
Latino Parent
Group
21
Service E
22
Band
Concert
23
24
25
26
27
Memorial Day
(No School)
28
29
30
Orchestra
Concert
31
Community
Dinner
M AY 2 0 1 3 — I M P O RTA N T D AT E S
6, 13 & 20
2, 3 & 4
7
8
8
9
17
20
20
21
22
27
30
31
Early Release @ 2:24pm
Spring Play—Animal Farm, MWT 7pm, 2pm Saturday Matinee
Blood Drive, Room 142 9am-2pm
Staff Breakfast (Sponsored by East High United)
National Honor Society Ceremony, MWT 7pm
East High United, LMC Reading 7pm
Choral Pops Concert, MWT 6:30pm & 7:45pm
Senior Purgolder Time
Latino Parent Group, LMC Reference Side 5:30pm
Service E Ceremony, LMC Reference Side 8am
Band Concert, MWT 7:30pm
Memorial Day—No School (Building Closed)
Orchestra Concert, MWT 7:30pm
Spring Carnival & Community Dinner, Cafeteria 4pm (dinner at 5:30pm)
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JUNE 2013
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
2
3
Tower TV
4
5
Senior Brunch
Senior Awards
6
7
8
ACT Exam
9
10
Final Exams
11
Final Exams
12
Final Exams
13
Make up
Exams
14
Graduation
Kohl Center
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Summer
School Begins
25
26
27
28
29
30
J U N E 2 0 1 3 — I M P O RTA N T D AT E S
5
5
8
10
11
12
13
14
24
Senior Brunch, Cafeteria 8:30am
Senior Awards Night, MWT 7pm
ACT Exam
Final Exams (Periods 1, 2 & 7)
Final Exams (Periods 3 & 4)
Final Exams (Periods 5 & 6)
Make up Exams—Last Day of School
Graduation, Kohl Center 5pm
Summer School Begins
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20122012-2013 School Calendar
May
6, 13, 20
Middle & High School Early Release
2013
27
No School - Memorial Day
12
Early Childhood and 4K – Last day of school
13
Last day of school – Morning Early Release – Elem. 9:15 or 10am
( All Middle Schools except Wright dismiss @ 9:05; Wright dismissal @
June
9:45 a.m.; High school dismissal times vary - check individual school
2013
calendars)
End of 4th Quarter ( 48 days ) & 2nd Semester ( 91 days )
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First day of Summer School
East Side Players Present:
George Orwell’s Animal Farm
May 2, 3 & 4
Margaret Williams Theatre, 7pm
(Saturday Matinee, 2pm)
Tickets: $2 Students, $5 Adults
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
JUNE 10
June 11
June 12
Period 1: 8:30—10am
Period 2: 10:15—11:45am
Lunch 11:45am—12:25pm
Period 7: 12:30-2pm
Period 4: 10:15—11:45am
No Lunch
Period 6: 10:15—11:45am
No Lunch
June 12th is the last day of school for students who have completed their exams. If a student will not complete their exams by June 12th, they should
make arrangements to schedule a make up exam with their teacher for June
13th.
June 13th is reserved for make up exams only—
only—no regular classes will be held.
held
EMAIL
MARY KELLEY, PRINCIPAL
Kristi Vitale-Gerhardt, Admin Asst
Gloria Thering, Admin Asst—Finance
Michelle Galarowicz, Main Office Asst
204-1605
204-1669
204-1746
204-1733
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
12th GRADE—ROOM 1027
BRIAN BOROWSKI, ASST PRINCIPAL
Ruth Drifke, Admin Asst
Shelley Day, Admin Asst
204-1608
204-1558
204-1614
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
RANDI KUBEK, ASST PRINCIPAL
Shelley Day, Admin Asst
204-1615
204-1614
[email protected]
[email protected]
BEA BONET, ASST PRINCIPAL
Ruth Drifke, Admin Asst
204-1557
204-1558
[email protected]
[email protected]
MIKKI SMITH, ASST PRINCIPAL
Jessica Penning, Admin Asst
204-1620
204-1613
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
10th—12TH DEAN OF STUDENTS—ROOM 1027
ALEX THOMPSON
204-1620
[email protected]
REGISTRAR—ROOM 1040
Kristi Meyer
204-1745
[email protected]
New Student Registration, Student Withdrawals, Transcripts (former students)
ATHLETICS—ROOM 1030
DAVID KAPP, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
204-1720
[email protected]
Judith Parish, Admin Asst
204-1604
[email protected]
Coaching Concerns , Fees & Waiver Information, Physical Requirements , Schedules
HEALTH—ROOM 1029
Jackie Tomberlin
Maria Vasquez
Laura Wade
204-1619
204-1622
204-1621
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
STUDENT SERVICES—ROOM 2031
Darlene Vitzthum
204-1638
[email protected]
Academic Concerns, Counselors, Psychologists & Social Workers, Scheduling Concerns,
Transcripts (current students)
OFFICES
9th DEAN OF STUDENTS—ROOM 1023
MIKE LOVENBERG
204-1625
HIGH
PHONE
EAST
MAIN OFFICE—ROOM 1037
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A B S EN C ES : W H O D O YO U C A L L ?
ATTENDANCE
PROCEDURES
FULL DAY ABSENCE
REPORTING:
204-1650
PARTIAL DAY
ABSENCES (EARLY
RELEASE OR LATE
ARRIVAL):
If YOUR STUDENT IS
IN:
GRADE 9:
JESSICA PENNING,
204-1613
GRADES 10 & 12:
RUTH DRIFKE,
204-1558
GRADE 11:
SHELLEY DAY,
204-1614
TELEPHONE MESSAGES
FOR STUDENTS
Telephone messages
received from parents
for their child can become a very big
problem for school office staff and teachers alike. Each time a
parent calls to leave
a message for a student, office staff must
answer
the
telephone, write up the
message, and leave
the office to take the
message to a classroom. This procedure
is very disruptive to
the classroom learning process. Parents
can assist by confining their requests to
EMERGENCY situations
only. Proper planning
and communication
would be greatly appreciated.
PERMISSION
TO
LEAVE SCHOOL
Parents! Remember
that students may
not leave school
without a pass from
their grade level office. If your student
has an appointment,
he or she must
check
out
and
check back in to
their grade level office. If your student is
ill, he or she MUST go
to the nurses’ office.
Proper parent notification and check
out will happen at
that time. Students
who leave school
without a pass will
be marked unexcused.
the left or send a
note with their child
the day before the
absence, if possible.
Students then go to
their grade level office to pick up a
blue pass excusing
them from class
early. Students coming in late should
have been called in
or have a note from
a parent, doctor, or
dentist.
REQUESTS for HOMEWORK
ASSIGNMENTS
may
be
done by accessing
the listing of all staff
on the East website
and e-mailing your
student’s teachers
directly. Phone remay
be
Early
release
for quests
done
through
the
medical
appointments:
P a r e n t s grade level offices.
should call the appropriate number to
BLOOD DRIVE AT EAST HIGH SCHOOL
WHEN: Tuesday, May 7th 9am—2pm
WHERE: Room 142
SPONSORED BY: HOSA, BSU & Student Congress
Students—sign up at lunch or see Mrs. Winger in
room 135. All others may visit: redcrossblood.org
PrePre-register by Thursday, May 2nd if possible
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The Parent Portal is a confidential and secure
website where you can get current information
about your child's school attendance and grades.
P A R E N T P O R TA L
Do you use the Portal? Have you
established access to this information? If not, here’s why you
should and how you can get access.
NOTE: You can sign up for Infinite
Campus in person in Room 1023
(The Freshman Office) at East
High School and must show a
valid driver’s license or state ID.
If you have questions or issues
after the initial set-up, we can
verify your identity over the
phone and assist with issues.
What is Infinite Campus?
Today, all K-12 school districts
use some sort of database system for managing student information and maintaining their
records. Infinite Campus is a district-wide student information
system designed to manage attendance, grades, schedules,
test scores, and other information about the students in the
MMSD. In 2007-08, Infinite Campus replaced another system
the MMSD had used since the
late 1980's.
What is the Infinite Campus Parent Portal?
The Parent Portal is a confidential and secure website where
parents and guardians can get
current information about their
child's school attendance and
grades.
What information is included in
the Portal? What do I use it for?
When you, as a parent or guardian, log-in, you have access to
information about all of the students for which you are associated. Class schedules, assignments and grades can be viewed.
E-mail hyperlinks facilitate communication with classroom
teachers. In addition, schools
post important information on
the home page, such as events,
notices, etc. Attendance information is also available. The Parent
Portal allows report cards to be
viewed online and printed.
Through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal, MMSD provides an
online communication tool which
can help you as a parent or
guardian stay current with your
student's progress. From an
Internet connection at home, the
workplace or any public library,
you can view up-to-date informa-
tion about your student's attendance and grades.
How do I first use the Infinite
Campus Parent Portal?
You must set up a user account
in order to use the Portal. Your
child's school provides you with
a Parent Portal activation code.
By using this code and following
the instructions in the Parent
Portal User Setup Guide, you
can setup your own user account for the Parent Portal.
The Infinite Campus Parent Portal
is
located
at:
http://infosvcweb.madison.k12.
wi.us/ic/entry_public. We recommend you "bookmark" this
location after you get your account enabled. After you go
through the process of creating
your user name and password,
write them down and keep
them in a place where you can
refer to them at a later date.
The user name and password
will allow you to see student
information, but only for those
children for whom you are a
parent or guardian.
If you have questions, contact Jessica Penning at 204-1613 or [email protected]
East High School’s AVID Program
Recognized as National Model.
East High Validated as National
AVID Demonstration School.
organizational strategies, study
skills, critical thinking, tutorial
support, and career and college
awareness. In MMSD, AVID is
partnered with the Teens of
Promise (TOPS) program through
the Boys & Girls Club of Dane
County. TOPS provides full-time
student coordinators in each of
the four high schools, summer
internships, after-school mentors,
funding for more than 40 tutors
during the elective course, and a
variety of college and
career field trips.
The Madison Metropolitan School
District (MMSD) announced today
that East High School has been
validated as a National AVID
Demonstration School, a distinction given only to the top 2% of
schools implementing the college
prep program across the country.
East High will now serve as a national teaching and learning center for the implementation of
AVID.
Students in the AVID/TOPS program in MMSD are achieving
“Not only is East High’s AVID/ higher GPAs, enrolling in more
TOPS program making a differ- advanced placement courses,
ence for our students, but it is and scoring higher on tests, acalso a national model for suc- cording to a recent analysis of
cess,” Superintendent Jennifer the programs provided by the
Cheatham said. “Congratulations Wisconsin Center for the Adto the staff and students at East vancement of Postsecondary
and our partners at the Boys & Education (WISCAPE).
Girls Club who have made this
program successful.”
“It is a tremendous honor to be
AVID or Advancement Via Individ- selected as a demonstration
ual Determination, is a college school,” East High Principal Mary
readiness system that includes Kelley said. “We are proud of our
an elective course focused on AVID/TOPS program and our
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school as a whole. Our mission
is to close the achievement gap
by preparing all students for college and career, and AVID/TOPS
has been critical in helping us
move forward. I’d like to thank
the Boys & Girls Club for being
such a valuable component in
this successful program.”
The partnership between the
Boys & Girls Club and MMSD is
not only unique among the
4,000 Boys & Girls Clubs nationwide, but it is also the only such
partnership for AVID implementation in districts across the
country.
“We are honored to partner with
the district for the AVID/TOPS
program,” Michael Johnson, CEO
of the Boys & Girls Club of Dane
County said. “This partnership
and program plays an instrumental role in the lives of so
many young people and being a
demonstration site will help
other communities across the
country learn from our collective
work.”
Congrats Eastside!
Students, Parents,
Staff and Community Partners-we
are truly making a
difference and we
look forward to
continuing our
journey together.
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The next EHU meeting is scheduled for May 9th at 7pm.
Meetings are held in the East LMC and usually end by 8:30pm.
The meeting on Thursday, May 9 will be the last EHU meeting of the 2012-2013 school year.
Principal Mary Kelley will present her usual informative update,
which will include information on East’s recent designation as an AVID Demonstration Site—
and there will be a chance to talk with EHU Co-Coordinators for the 2013-2014 school year,
Laura Chern and Lisa Newman, about the future of East High United.
Thanks for another good year!
2012-1013 EHU co-coordinators,
Helena Tsotsis (246-0036, [email protected])
& Ann Lacy (249-0231, [email protected])
Let’s show East’s great staff how much we appreciate them!
During national Teacher Appreciation Week, East High United is sponsoring a
Staff Appreciation Breakfast, on Wednesday, May 8th
The breakfast will be set up in the LMC (Reference side) starting at 7am.
There will be coffee from East’s own “MUGS”, and EHU will provide bagels and
cream cheese. Parents, we need lots of tasty treats:
fruit, breakfast casseroles, muffins, cookies, fruit salads,
sweet rolls, juice, egg dishes, flowers…
Pans and other dishes will be available for pickup in the main office later in the
day—label with your name if possible!
If you would be available to help set up that morning, or if you have any questions
about the breakfast, please contact
Ann Lacy (249-0231, [email protected])
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9th Grade—Assistant Principal Mikki Smith
[email protected], 204-1557
Parents/Guardians;
It is hard to believe the end of the school year is just around the corner. September 4th seems
like a decade ago.
Last week, as I was supervising freshman lunch, I couldn’t help but notice how far our freshmen
have come since the beginning of the school year. Thinking back to last September, I recall how
intimidated our freshmen seemed; by the size of the building, the amount of homework, and
just the newness of it all. I am truly impressed with how they’ve learned to navigate East and
how they have begun to find their niche within the school community. They are surely maturing.
With the final quarter underway, and summer fast approaching (hopefully the weather will cooperate), it is only normal for students (and teachers) to start getting antsy for summer vacation sleeping late and no homework. Please help us remind them to keep their head in the game
and to finish strong. There is still a lot of work to do.
Your child took the EXPLORE test or PLAN test right before spring break. We recently mailed
your child's results home. We are in the process of making plans for teachers to review the results with your child. This review should take place in the next few weeks. If you have specific
questions about your child’s score, please contact their guidance counselor.
If you have any questions or concerns after school breaks for the summer, please do not hesitate to contact me. While I will be in the office a good deal of June and July, I will not have set
days. Therefore, email is the best way to get a hold of me.
Have a great summer break.
See you in the fall,
Mikki Smith
2013-2014 AUGUST REGISTRATION DATES AT EAST HIGH SCHOOL
August 16: *New Students to MMSD 8am—12pm and 1—4pm
(*this does not include incoming freshmen from Black Hawk, O’Keeffe or Sherman Middle Schools)
August 20 & 21: **All Grades 8am—12pm and 3—6pm
(**New freshmen from Black Hawk, O’Keeffe & Sherman Middle Schools and returning East 10-12
graders) No registration between noon & 3pm—arrive timely as registration closes at 6pm!
Students do not have to be accompanied by an adult, but they must have the
completed on-line registration form with parent/guardian signature.
August 27***: All Grades 1—4pm,
tion available on this date.
No counselors, photo IDs or extracurricular informa-
Registering on the 20th or 21st helps ensure your student has a schedule and knows
where his/her classes are the first day of school. ***Students who do not register
on one of the above designated dates must wait until September 3rd to register.
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10th Grade—Assistant Principal Bea Bonet
Salutations Sophomores and Families
I can't believe the year is almost over and this is the final Newsletter of 2012-13 School Year! This year sure
has flown by - what great accomplishments so many of our sophomores have made this year! From getting
their drivers license or permit, obtaining their first job, making honor roll and receiving recognition for it, acting
in the award winning one act play, scoring that final basket in basketball game or performing a fantastic number at Cabaret. this sophomore class truly is gifted and talented in so many ways, from academics, to leadership on Congress, to amazing talent in Show Choir or East Side Players. Yes I am very proud of each and every
one of my sophomore - soon to be juniors!
That being said - we will soon be Juniors and with Junior year comes more focus on grades and school work,
college visits and ACT's, more independence but more responsibilities. I expect great things from all of you your
Junior year and beyond - you have two short years remaining at east High School - make the most of them! Join
that club you always wanted to try, take that hand drumming or guitar class - think outside the box and try
something totally different - this is your chance to do that. By trying new classes and things you'll get an idea of
what career path you want to go on once you leave East - be it military, vocational school, an apprenticeship or
a prestigious University
In closing, make sure you've talked with your counselor and signed up for the classes you need to if you have
to do summer school - if you've got a job make sure you also sign up for work credit during the summer - every
bit helps if you are credit deficient and summer school isn't that long. If you have all your credits in order you
may still be looking for a job this summer, it will give you fiscal responsibility and get you meeting new people
and learning great skills that will carry you through life. I'll be in and out of the office most of the summer so
please don't hesitate to call me at 204-1557 should you have any questions or concerns. Have a safe, relaxing
and fun filled summer! See you all back here in September!
Best Regards,
Beatriz Bonet
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11th Grade—Assistant Principal Randi Kubek
Prom: Junior Prom took place at Monona Terrace on April 27 and it was absolutely fabulous! Juniors worked
hard during the weeks leading up to Prom, helping to make sure that everything was ready to create memories
for East Juniors. They should be commended for their focus and energy.
ACT update:
Individual ACT results from the March 19 EPAS district testing date should have been received at your homes
by mail. If your student tested during the April 2 makeup test date, those results have not yet been mailed and
you should look for them within the next 1-2 weeks. Anyone who did not receive their individual score reports
should contact ACT at www.actstudent.org. Students will need to use their ACT ID number or their social security number to create an online account. East High School counselors have access to scores in a whole-school
format; they do not have individual student reports.
In the weeks to come, East will use the ACT scores, as well as all EPAS test scores, to identify curricular gaps
and to help determine curricula in our classrooms. We continue to remain focused on learning benchmarks
and will use this most recent data to help inform areas of need.
Students wishing to re-take the ACT, or take it for the first time (in cases where they did not participate at East
on either March 19 or April 2), the remaining test date is Saturday, June 8. Students should see their counselors for registration information, or go to www.act.org for registration information.
Randi Kubek
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12th Grade—Assistant Principal Brian Borowski
We have finally made it to the end. I just want to thank Senior Parents and Guardians for such
a great experience with your students. I have truly enjoyed working with them and getting to
know them. As graduation approaches, please stay on your students regarding attendance and
maintaining their efforts in school. If they start sliding now, it will be more difficult for them to
get back into the routine of school/work as they move forward in their lives. That being said, I
am truly going to miss having this group of seniors in our school. They are respectful, kind,
challenging, adventurous, and most of all, they are what makes East High School what it is.
Good luck graduates and thank you parents and guardians for getting them to graduation. Seniors, please thank someone at East for your success. Staff would truly appreciate a kind word
or note as you head off to your future endeavors.
Lockers: Lockers will need to be cleaned out by noon Wednesday June 12th. All locks need to
be left on lockers or East will charge $5 for a replacement. Please have your students make
sure that they have all items out of their locker and books are returned to teachers.
PBS (Positive Behavior Supports) Update: Tardies: 48,296 last year at this time (April), 38,224
this year (21% reduction). The culture is shifting this area and it is because of staff’s hard work
and your encouragement and support. We still have a great deal of work to do in this area.
Attendance: Too many of our students are missing school at an alarming rate. We all need to
encourage our students to come to school and stay in school as much as possible. 43% of our
seniors have missed 5 days in the last 45 school days. Senior parents, please help to get these
kiddos to school. It helps with graduation rates, Department of Public Instruction concerns
(School Report Card) additionally, we enjoy seeing all of our students being successful.
Next Year: I will be looping down to pick up the current 9th Grade students. I will be with them
for 3 years (until their Senior year). Current 9th grade parents/guardians, please feel free to
contact me over the summer with any of your concerns regarding your students.
Thanks again for a great ride Seniors.
Mr. Borowski
GRADUATION CEREMONY ACCOMODATIONS
The Madison Metropolitan School District does not discriminate on the basis of disability. Reasonable accommodations shall be made for qualified individuals with a disability in order to ensure equal access to the Madison East High School graduation ceremony. To request accommodations, please contact Ruth Drifke, Madison East High
School, 2222 E. Washington Ave., Madison, WI 53704 or call 608608-204204-1558.
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CLASS OF 2013
EAST HIGH SENIOR ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
Class Colors:
Colors:
Purple & Gold
Class Motto:
Motto:
“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
but what is woven into the lives of others.” - Pericles
Class Song:
Song:
TBD
Obligations:
204--1558 to find out what obligations are
Obligations: All obligations will be posted, or parents may call Ruth at 204
owed. Obligations must be taken care of before grads will receive their diplomas. It is preferable to take care of
these as soon as possible as the last few weeks of school become very busy and we don’t want any returned books
to be overlooked. Payments can be taken to Room 1027. Checks are to be made out to Madison East High School.
Please call 204-1558 with any questions.
Yearbooks:
Yearbooks: Ordered yearbooks will be handed out the first week of June. Announcements will be made closer to
the date. After January, the cost increased to $50.
Jostens Graduation Orders (Gowns/Announcements):
(Gowns/Announcements): Caps, Gowns and Stoles are required to participate in the
commencement ceremony. Stoles will be handed out at the rehearsal on June 12th and will be collected after the
ceremony. Students will not be charged for stoles. Contact Ruth at 204-1558 with questions. If you have not yet
ordered your cap and gown, you will need to contact Jostens directly at 437-7323. Early and on-time orders will be
delivered on Friday, May 3rd from 9:30am to 1pm in Room 1041C. You should receive a postcard and email with
your balance information.
Service E Awards Breakfast:
Breakfast: Tuesday, May 21st at 8am in the LMC. Invitations will be sent to participants.
Senior Brunch and DressDress-Up Day:
Day: *Wednesday, June 5th from 8:30-10:45am in the cafeteria (*date change!).
change!) Seniors are encouraged to wear appropriate attire for the day. Seniors do not come to school until Brunch. They will
be excused for morning classes, but are expected to attend classes for the rest of the day. ALL GRADUATING SENIORS may attend the brunch. There will be no charge to students.
Senior Awards Night:
Night: *Wednesday, June 5th at 7:00pm in the Margaret Williams Theater (*date change!).
change!) Reception will follow in the cafeteria. Invitations will be sent out to participants.
Senior Party:
Party: Senior parents sponsor the Senior Party. This year’s theme: Hollywood Nights! Parents, there is still
time to volunteer to help out. Contact Julie Herfel at [email protected] or Kari Douglas at
[email protected]. You won’t want to miss the opportunity to make this a memorable night for your
graduating student!
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Class Picture and Rehearsal:
Rehearsal Wednesday, June 12th from 12:00-2:00 p.m. in the Spectator gym. You have to be
at rehearsal to participate in the graduation ceremony.
ceremony Students are to bring their GOWN ONLY – NOT THE CAP.
CAP.
Bring your Honor Cord or Congress Cord if you have one. Please be on time and remember, do not bring caps.
caps.
Final Exams:
Exams
Monday, June 10th
8:30-10:00 Period 1 Exam
11:45-12:25 Lunch
12:30-2:00
Period 7 Exam
Tuesday, June 11th
NO LUNCH SERVED
Wednesday, June 12th
NO LUNCH SERVED
Thursday, June 13th (LAST DAY OF SCHOOL)
8:30-10:00
Make-up Exams (must be pre-arranged with teacher)
NO LUNCH SERVED
Photography:
Photography: This year Empire Photography will again be taking individual graduate pictures at graduation. There
will be a space designated just for picture taking for families attending at the Kohl Center on Friday, June 14th.
Please provide your parent’s current email address to Ms. Drifke in room 1027 as soon as possible as the photographer will send graduation picture info via email.
Graduation Video:
Video: Graduation videos will be available through MMSD Media Department. You will receive the
video order form in the near future.
Dress Code:
Code: Boys are to wear a dress shirt with a collar and TIE (no Nehru or collarless shirts), dark dress pants,
dark socks, and dress shoes. No tennis shoes or sandals allowed. Denim jeans of any color are unacceptable.
unacceptable
Girls are to wear an appropriate dress outfit and dress shoes/sandals. No flip flops.
flops If you are dressed inappropriately, you will be asked to change or you will not be allowed to take part in the ceremony.
Parking Fee:
Fee: UW parking lots and parking areas around the Kohl center will be charging a $10.00 parking fee during graduation; a letter detailing this information will be coming in early June.
Obligation Deadline:
Deadline: Thursday, June 13th at 4:00 p.m. in Room 1027. NO OBLIGATIONS WILL BE SETTLED ON FRIDAY. Contact Ruth Drifke @204-1558 with fee questions.
Graduation:
Graduation: Friday, June 14, 2013 at 5:00pm at the Kohl Center.
Tickets are not required.
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Honor Roll Students for Semester 2 of 20112011-2012 school
year and Semester 1 of 20122012-2013 school year
Honors – 3.53.5-3.79 GPA per semester
High Honors – 3.83.8-4.0 GPA per semester
Students with * have achieved high honors in at least 1 of the last 2 semesters.
GRADE 9
James Alexander-Young
Ruben Arndt *
Ethan Arneson
Alexis Auman *
Derek Bangert *
Johnathan Barkei *
Isaia Ben-Ami
Sophia Blair *
Nicholas Bosch
Marina Brendel *
Shelby Brendler *
Diana Theresa Bulaong
Nyika Campbell *
Gaetane Cardarella *
Carmen Chimal
Aidan Coffin Ness *
Serena Cook *
Isaac Cwik *
Saady Diallo
Elizabeth Dornon
Elise Drott *
Hayley Elbe *
Allison Elliott *
Beatrice Elvord *
Evelyn Fields *
Savannah Figy
Sirena Flores
Madison Fuller *
Joseph Gardner *
Glenn Gavin
Henry Gaylord
Holly Graser *
Shameka Gray *
Joseph Grindrod *
Maxwell Hansen
Paige Hergenrother *
Emma Holtan *
James Hughes *
Emma Huismann
Jessica Inman
Clare Johnson *
James Kasel *
Bailey Kellerhuis *
Kelly Khamphouy
Catherine Kiesler *
Daley Koenig *
Rowan Koester-Jess *
Joshua Kohn
Michael Lafayette
Sarah Le Rette *
Yee Lee
Ze Lee
Jack Ludkey
Sebastian Maynard
Jaden Mc Kiernan *
Diana Moon
Javon Moore *
Aidan Nordbo *
Sharon Nwankwo
Andres Paredes *
Jade Potter
Kyra Raines *
Mariela Ramirez
Madison Redding
Hannah Rittman *
Jefry Rivera Prado
Colton Rohde *
Cecil Ross *
Guadalupe Salmeron
Heaven Sandlin
Devin Sargent *
Elizabeth Schneiderman
Lillian Schroeder *
Elias Schwalbe *
Luke Schwendemann
Destiny Scott *
Olivia Scott-Lantz *
Andrew Smith
Elize Steinhoff
Tyler Stuart-Ellis *
Jaylin Stueber
Qiang Sun
Choua Thao *
Dylan Thompson *
Donovan Tomony
Paqabzib Vang *
Tahaun Watts *
Samuel Wortley Sage *
Javier Xelhua
Maliwan Xiong *
Pazee Xiong *
Alyvia Yacuone
Grade 10
Brandon Alvarez-Carrera *
Isis Apolinario De Mello
Declan Baggot
Emily Barry *
Matthew Beslic
Laura Bessenecker
Michelle Blankenship *
Aminata Bojang *
Riley Boyce
Talia Brown *
Mackenzie Buell
John Raffy Bulaong
Courtney Burns *
Sarah Burns *
Paige Callen
Seth Campbell *
Margaret Caplan *
Rachael Carlson
Tania Castillo Andrade
Vania Castillo Andrade
Fatoumata Ceesay
Taylor Cherek *
Anna Cohen *
Benjamin Converse
Mitchell Deitz *
James Doherty *
Ann Dornon *
Hannah Dudley
Margaret Duffy *
Ava Duren *
Stephanie Dyer *
Joshua Dykstra *
Olive Earley *
Noah Faingold
Osamu Galligan *
Joseph Garcia-Menocal *
Gillian Gehri *
Lydia Getman
Hanah Gilmore *
Chisato Glines
Tabitha Grahn-Galloway *
Spencer Halberg *
Julian Halsey-Milhaupt *
Linnea Halsten *
Amanda Hamm *
Aaron Handel-Kutz *
Brianna Hanson *
Jeffrey Harrington
Finley Hay-Chapman *
Anna Hestad *
Arthur Hjertstedt
Wendy Hoang *
Alyssa Ivy *
Charles Jetty *
Greta Johnson *
Emily Kendall *
Zachary Killian
Kari Kipp
Robert Knauff *
Tenzin Kunsel *
Rachel Larson
Mayryane Lee
Andrea Lenius
Albanric Marszal
Maxwell Martin
Mason Martinez *
Eric Mattson *
Sean Mc Carthy *
Morgan Mc Elmurry *
Dalton McGowan *
Cassandra Mchugh *
Corinne McKnight
Ariana Mcmiller *
Jaden Mcraven
Eliza Merritt
Jamie Meyers
Julia Mielke *
Rachel Mlatawou *
Michelle Morency *
Samantha Murphy *
Alexander Nelson
Victoria Nunez
Robert Nwadinobi
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Liam Olson *
Duncan Peterson *
Kynala Phillips
Molly Pomarnke-Blake *
Frieda Powell
Joshua Ptak-Pressman *
Natasha Reed
Jasmyn Rheese
Melissa Rice *
Douglas Riedemann *
Kalley Rittman *
Rodney Rivera Prado
Ari Rosenthal
Jamie Rozzell
Janette Rueda Gutierrez
Zoe Sauve
Declan Schlichting *
Kate Silverthorne *
Luke Soldner
Joshua Spitzer-Resnick *
Calli Steinhoff
James Strebe *
Bintou Suso
Emma Swartz *
Olivia Taschwer *
Kongmeng Thao
Pang Foua Thao *
Sean Thiboldeaux *
Robyn Thiede
Adrian Thomas
Manona Thompson
Lexi Tiger *
Nell Vanden Brook
Elizabeth Watson *
Alexa Wood *
Michela Wood *
Chelsea Yang
Grade 11
Dylan Bangert
Maya Banks *
Teresa Baymon
Haley Bergstrom *
Katelyn Blake-Leibowitz *
Lindsey Borleske *
Jessica Bowden *
Rebecca Brokaw *
Krista Brown
Miles Buob
Emma Carlisle *
Calvin Carpenter *
Mayra Ceballos *
Tenzin Chonzin
Adrian Conner *
Taran Cordonhill *
Hieu Dang
Shayna Daveler
Francesca Day
Anna Dolphin
Guangqin Dornon *
Siv Earley
Dominic Ebube
Rafael Eguia Diaz
Mackenzie Engel *
Aidan Falk
Desirae Fisher *
Weston Foemmel
Luke Geistlinger
Jeromy Gotschall *
Robert Grindrod
Glorianna Hauge
Nora Haugen-Wente
Haley Havens *
River Heisler *
Samanike Hengst *
Emma Hetzel *
August Hoppmann
Gavin Huismann *
Shari Ilg *
Madison Jagodinski *
Hannah Johnson
Annika Keillor *
Evan Kind
Brenna Kinney *
Zoe Kjos *
Josef Klafka *
Zoe Koenig *
Halle Kunzke-Anderson *
Iaong Lee
Aran Lenon
Ching-I Liao
Grace Litscher
Carolyn Lynch *
Madison Martin *
Emily Massey *
Ana Helena Mazon Corrochano
Liana McClintock *
Julian Mccown-Berndt *
Umair Mehmood *
Anna Mickle *
Jackson Moberg
Ingrid Moreno *
Ian Murkve *
Brennan Murphy *
Kieran Nashold
Isabella Newman *
Ian Nielsen-Fox *
Donna O'Kane *
Jonathan Olsen
Madalyn Olsen *
Juliana Olsen-Valdez *
Samual Olson
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Ramon Ortiz *
Jose Guadalupe Orzuna
Mary Catherine Ottelien *
Kristine Patzer *
Hailey Paulson
Johanna Pluymers *
Annika Pohlman *
Sloan Potter
Stevie Rice
Kaia Rubin
Xavier Santana *
Garrett Schueller
Adrienne Schuster *
Caitlin Smith *
Erica Somerson *
Mai Chong Thao *
Madison Tomony *
Emmarose Utevsky *
Hloua Vang *
Carina Vargas-Nunez *
Sheila Waliaula
Michael Wanke
Duresa Wario
Haley Watson *
Jaia Werner *
Cora Wiese Moore *
Claire Wisniewski
Baritan Yang
Kia Yang
Elias Zografi *
Grade 12
Aleya Albrecht
Jennifer Arroyo-Olvera *
Erin Barry *
Noah Beavers *
Anjali Beck
Jacob Benford
Molly Bertolacini *
Mitchell Blankenship
Sheriffo Bojang *
Karley Bolz
Rebekah Burns *
Brandi Cherek *
Kim Chung
Cristian Claudio *
Grace Coleman *
Austin Coltharp
Barett Decker
Callie Desch
Leon Dinh *
Mary Dornon *
Margaret Douglas
Remington Finn
Lydia Fletcher *
Awa Fofana
Laurel Fruehling *
Samantha Gundlach *
Olin Halsten *
Nathan Hamm
Alondra Harris *
Emily Heck *
Nina Herfel
Kendra Hergenrother *
Rudy Hernandez
Elizabeth Hernandez-Acosta
Elizabeth Hesse *
Taylor Hill
Sarina Hills-Blacks
Kirsten Hines
Ryen Hinze *
Jed Hobson
Charlotte Hudek *
Kahyil Humbach *
Theodore Huwe *
Richard Julian *
Daniel Karlin-Kamin
Clara Katz-Andrade *
Miles Kietzer
Lily Klapper *
Rachael Knobloch
David Lafayette *
Aidan Larson *
Chao Lee *
Seth Lesondak *
Imani Lewis-Norelle *
Ngawang Lhakyi
Pichjarly Loch *
Jose Manjarrez
Kylie Markeland
Marcelina Martinez
Keraa Mc Cants *
Patrick Mc Carthy *
Kerry McCarthy *
Ivy McCuaig *
Alexander Mcmiller *
Shelby Miller
Nichole Muetz
Angelica Murray
Lima Nisar
Brandon Nwadinobi *
Allyson Opps
Sophia Orner-Thompson
Kishan Patel *
Alexander Pingry *
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Miriam Plane *
Emily Ptak-Pressman *
Kaili Rocha
Brandon Rodriguez Chan *
Teresa Rosas-Mora
Mara Rosenberg
Ricardo Ruiz Menjivar
Kellen Rupert
Maria Rybachek *
Huck Sachse-Hofheimer
Nora Sahel *
Catherine Sanchez
Ivy Sanderfoot
Ricky Satyadi
Emma Schaeffer *
Kari Seeliger
Dane Skaar *
Scout Slava-Ross
Jacklyn Slivicke
Amelia Soth *
Kiley Stafford
Bethany Strong
Liam Sunde *
Grace Swenson *
Shanell Thomas
Jessica Tichenor
Stephanie Ugalde
Douantsais Vang
Tsee Vang
Addie Voorhees
Sara Wagnitz *
Lalonnie White
Lucille Williams
Meirah Williamson *
Touyeng Xiong
EAST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER—MARCH/APRIL 2013
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Honor Your 2014 Graduate with a
Yearbook Senior Tribute!
Purchasing a Senior Tribute is a great way for you to honor your graduate, or
group of graduates (such as soccer team, group of best friends etc.) with photos
and a special message that will last a lifetime.
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with the appropriate layout for your tribute.
Complete the order form below and submit it along with photos (you may e‐
mail photos too) and instructions by October 25th. Please send all information
to:
Greg Rittman/Yearbook Adviser
East High School
2222 East Washington Avenue
Madison, WI 53704
Phone: 608‐204‐1801
e‐mail: [email protected]
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I would like to order a:
____ 1/8 page tribute ($50)
____ ¼ page tribute ($90)
____ ½ page tribute ($160)
for (name of senior or group):_____________________________________
Purchased by:
Name: ________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________
Phone contact number(s):_________________________________
E‐mail address:__________________________________________
This year...Yearbook distribution will take place beginning with the senior
brunch on June 5th. For those who have not already paid for a yearbook...a
limited number will be available, "while they last", at distribution for $50 cash
each.
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2014 East High School “Tower Tales” Senior Picture
Requirements:
Senior Pictures are due to Room 1057E on October 18th, 2013
Please follow these requirements:
*Photo must be vertical. No horizontal photos
*No weapons or props that are offensive, illegal or inappropriate (based on
the MMSD Student Code of Conduct)
*No drawings
*No inappropriate or suggestive poses or clothing
*All photos are subject to editing based on content and appropriateness
Submission options (choose one):
*E‐mail appropriate photo to: [email protected]
*Turn in photo on cd to: Mr. Rittman, Room 1057 E, East High School
*Turn in wallet‐sized photo to Mr. Rittman, Room 1057 E, photo will be
scanned. (Photos will not be returned)
*LifeTouch will be at East during Registration. These pictures can be used for your
senior portrait
*An area photographer donates his time for a day in October to take senior pictures
for those students on free/reduced lunch. You must schedule a time on this day
Contact Mr. Rittman about this option ASAP!
*Mail or e‐mail submissions to:
[email protected]
East High School
Attention: Greg Rittman, Room 1057E
2222 East Washington Avenue
Madison, WI 53704
Label all submissions with student’s first and last name and ID number
Photo Quality:
*Vertical format only
*Image must be 600 x 900 pixels at 300ppi (If you are not sure how to set the reso‐
lution, please submit a printed photo on photo paper so it can be
scanned).
*Cell phone or low resolution photos are not acceptable
Contact Greg Rittman, 608‐204‐1801 or [email protected] with
questions.
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Boys and Girls Cross Country:
Starting 6/17, morning runs will begin Monday thru Thursdays at 8:00 a.m. until the season
begins. Mondays and Wednesdays, meet at Machinery Row, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Meet
at the bottom of Olbrich hill.
Boys and Girls Cross Country begins Monday, 8/19/13. Meet at 8am in the East High
School forum. Bring all necessary forms from the Athletic Office and pay the fee before the
season begins.
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Football
The football program will have a sign-up meeting on Wednesday, May 29 at 4:15pm in the
Randle Room. All athletes interested in playing football must attend this meeting to receive
important information regarding scheduling and summer workouts.
Summer workouts begin on Monday June 17th and end Friday August 3rd. Weight training
is offered Monday—Friday from 7am—8am OR 4:30pm—5:30pm. Weight training is a must if
we are going to compete in the Big 8 Conference. All athletes are encouraged to attend.
"Open Fields" will take place on Sunday nights from 6—7pm on the practice field
H Voluntary
behind the field house. This will be an opportunity for our players to begin to install the of-
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fense and our defense with our captains. Athletes will learn our terminology and plays as
directed by the athletes themselves.
July 15—18 will be the 1st Annual Madison East Youth Camp. Students entering grades 5—
8 can attend a skills camp at a low cost from 8am—12pm. Camp registration forms are
available on the Football page of the East website.
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Sunday July 21—Thursday, July 25 will be our "Mini-Camp." We are allowed 5 contact days
before the season starts and we will take this opportunity to coach the players and teach
the skills and scheme that will prepare us for the upcoming season. This year the camp will
be FREE! This is not mandatory; however, it is highly recommended that ALL football players
attend.
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Equipment issue will take place on Monday, August 5th from 8am—1pm in the field
house. Seniors will receive equipment from 8am—9am, Juniors from 9am—10am, Sophomores from 10am—11am, and Freshmen from 11am—1pm. *All students must have a blue
card in order to receive equipment.
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Two-a-day practices take place Tuesday, August 6—Thursday, August 23rd from 8am—
1pm. We will meet in the locker room each day at 8am to review the daily schedule.
Any questions, please contact Steve Erato, Head Football Coach
414-507-4456 (cell) 608-217-1724 (school) [email protected]
Madison East Fitness Club:
Weight Room Summer Hours: June 17—August 5, Monday through Friday 7—8am OR 4:30—
5:30pm. All students are also encouraged to become involved in the Madison East Fitness
Club. A great way to get into shape and have fun!
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Boys Basketball
Summer League Sign-up/Informational meeting for Boys Basketball, Wednesday, May 15— 4pm Randle
Room. For more information contact Matt Miota at [email protected]
3rd Annual Eastside Youth Basketball Camp: June 17-20 @ East High School
Grades 2—5 @ 9—11am
Grades 6—8 @ 12-2pm Sign up forms available in EHS Athletic office
Summer Informational Meeting May 15 @ 4pm in Randle Room
Boys Soccer
I would like to welcome you to participate in the upcoming fall soccer program. My name is David Harris
and I am the head boys’ soccer coach.
Our season begins on Monday August 12th at 4:00pm at Demetral Field. Be sure to have your blue card
from the Athletic Office at the first practice. You will not be allowed to participate unless you have your
blue card.
card We go into a very demanding schedule, playing a very difficult schedule, for all four teams,
starting at That Prairie School in Racine on Saturday 17th against Racine Horlick, St Catherine’s and
Case. On Tuesday, August 20th away to Heartland Arrowhead and on August 23 and 24 to play three
games at Mukwonago.
For us to prepare for these games the following programming is recommended for all players. July 27 &
28 we will participate in the 7 v 7 tournament at Reindahl and on August 5—9 the High School team
camp in Oregon from 4—8pm. It’s very important that we get ready both mentally and physically for these
very difficult games.
We finished the season with 81 participants last fall, with four teams, varsity, JV purple and JV gold and a
frosh team. Our practices will be 4—6pm at Demetral and all home games will be at Lussier and Warner
Park.
We have six returning seniors led by Keifer Kubly and Ian Nielsen-Fox who will be the Captains in the fall.
They will be responsible for organizing Captain's practices beginning Monday, July 15 twice a week.
There will be a player/parent meeting on June 5th @ 5pm in the cafeteria. If you have any questions
please contact me at [email protected] Thank you, David Harris.
Wrestling
The wrestling team will have open mats on Thursday nights from 5:30—7pm in Gym Y. This schedule will
run through the end of the school year. All students are welcome.
Summer open wrestling will run on Thursday nights during the summer time. The mats will be open from
6:15—8:45pm in Gym Y. Former wrestlers as well as guest clinicians will be in attendance to instruct athletes. All students are welcome to attend.
Madison East and Madison Lafollette wrestling teams will be attending a dual meet tournament this summer as a joint team this summer at Lake Geneva Badger High School. This event will take place on July
19, 2013.
Any questions please contact Head Coach Frank Zuerner at [email protected]
608-669-5909 Cell or 608-204-1775 School
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Girls Tennis
Practice beings on August. 13. Practice will be from 8—10am on Aug 13, 14, 15, 16th. Captain's practice
will be Friday Aug 9 and Monday Aug 12 from 8—10am.
Girls Volleyball
http://eastvolleyball.blogspot.com/
OPEN GYMS
Open play volleyball for incoming freshmen & up.
Going on now: Tuesdays 7-9p
Starting June 21: Fridays 4-6p
*Fridays play may go to the sand courts at Demetral, weather permitting*
CONTACT DAYS
Skill specific instructional training, along with open gym play!!!
Tuesday, June 18
*focus on HITTING
Friday, June 21
*focus on passing/serving
Tuesday, June 25
*focus on setting and team offense/defense
Friday, June 28
*focus on HITTING
Tuesday, July 2
*focus on game scenarios
CAMP
July 22—25, Monday—Thursday, 5:30—8:30pm
Instruction provided Coach Angela Breunig.
Only $60!! Includes a camp T-shirt! Prizes awarded daily!!
TRY-OUTS
Monday, August 19: 9:30—11:30am and 1:00—3:30pm
Tuesday, August 20: 9:30—noon
*Remember: you need a physical and certain athletic forms turned in to play. Contact the athletic office
to make sure this is complete!!!
Teams will be posted on the blog by 3pm Tuesday
All teams will practice 3—6pm starting Wednesday
PARENT MEETING: Wednesday, August 21 @ 6—7pm
See our blog for more details: http://www.eastvolleyball.blogspot.com/
Head Coach: Sharon McLaughlin, [email protected], 608.318.3529
Girls Basketball
*Open Gyms– Monday nights 5:45—7:30pm including speed /agility workouts/shooting/weight lifting
(Starting May 13th—June 3rd)
*Varsity Traveling League (Tuesdays Nights) June 11, 18th, 25th, July 9th
*July 16th league tournament. Practice Monday Nights TBA
*UW Milwaukee Team Camp: June 15th, 16th
*Edgewood Summer League (Freshman/10th graders)
*Reedsburg Scrimmage: July 17th
*East Youth Camp Staff: June 24th—28th 2—4:30pm
Please contact Coach Adams at [email protected] for a registration form or for more information.
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Boys Volleyball
https://sites.google.com/site/madisoneastboysvolleyball/
Serve Pass, Set, Jump, Block, Dive, Dig, and Rally.
If any of these words interest you, tryout for the Boys Volleyball team.
We're always looking for energetic boys who want to work hard and have fun.
No matter what your experience, skill level, height or speed are, Volleyball may be your sport, but you'll never know
unless you try.
Varsity Coach, Josh Schafer ([email protected] / 345-9828)
JV Coach, Scott Kiley ([email protected] / 215-5384)
Team website: https://sites.google.com/site/madisoneastboysvolleyball/
Drop by the field house on any of the dates listed below from 6—9pm for OPEN GYM:
June 5, 12, 19, 26
July 3, 10, 17
August 7, 14, 19—23
Practice Begins 8/26: 5—7 pm
(Practice continues each weekday from 5—7pm through the season)
*Remember: you need a physical and certain athletic forms turned in to play. Contact the athletic office to make
sure this is complete!!!
IMPACT TESTING
Concussion safety is an important aspect of high school athletics. The ImPACT test is a computerized testing program that
assists medical doctors, training staff, and other health professionals to better understand when it is safe for athletes to return to participate in sports. The test is administered on a computer to each student-athlete and measures brain functions
like memory, reaction time, and attention span.
The ImPACT test provides an individualized baseline record of brain functioning that is used to assess where a concussed
athlete is in the recovery process and how quickly they can make a safe return to the sport. As concussions can have a variety of effects on different people, having individualized baseline knowledge of a student-athlete’s brain function allows medical staff to understand a concussion’s effects on that particular student.
Madison East High School currently offers FREE team-wide testing at the beginning of the season for each of the following
sports:
Football
Boys and girls soccer
Wrestling
Boys and girls basketball
Hockey
Gymnastics
Softball
Baseball
Track and field (pole vault)
The ImPACT test is also available at NO COST to any other East High School athletes that wish to take the test. Please contact
athletic director Dave Kapp ([email protected]) or athletic trainer Mandy Louderback ([email protected])
for more information on the testing procedure.
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Open Your Door to the World with AFS
Something extraordinary happens when you share your home and family with a high school student from another country.
That’s why 13,000 families worldwide host students through AFS every year. You can help build
bridges of intercultural understanding by sharing your home and daily life with an AFS high
school exchange student.
Founded by volunteer ambulance drivers after World War II, AFS has led high school student exchange for more than 65 years. Family life, eating meals together, going to the movies, and playing sports makes all the difference for a young visitor studying in the United States.
Families of all kinds are needed to host high school students as well as teachers from around the
world. AFS Volunteers support families and students during their stay. Host families provide a
bed, meals, and guidance. There's no place like your home.
Contact Julie Sanders, Volunteer Hosting Coordinator, Waupun: [email protected]
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D E P A R T M E N T
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2012‐2013 EAST HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS AND CHAIRPERSONS
BUSINESS, APPLIED TECHNOLOGY & AVIATION:
David Kruchten, [email protected]
CROSS CATEGORICAL:
John Rodin, [email protected] and Bonnie Goeke‐Johnson, [email protected]
ENGLISH:
Donald Hoaglin, [email protected]
ESL:
Amy Piaskowski, [email protected] and Leigh Vierstra, [email protected]
FAMILY and CONSUMER ED:
Dottie Winger, [email protected]
FINE ARTS:
Lori Merriam, [email protected]
MATH:
Karen Paschke, [email protected] and Phil Galarowicz, [email protected]
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
Rich Cleveland, [email protected]
SCIENCE:
Erin Parker, [email protected]
SOCIAL STUDIES:
Kevin Attaway, [email protected]
STUDENT SERVICES:
Laura Gillis, [email protected] and Pam Herman, [email protected]
WORLD LANGUAGES:
Claudine Clark, [email protected]
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NOTES:
NOTES
BY BROOKSY BEILKE-SKOUG
The District Solo/Ensemble Music Contest held March 9th at Memorial High School was a
huge success for the many East band, choir and piano students that participated. Once
again, East musicians have truly outdone themselves both in terms of record numbers of participants but also regarding the number of students sent on to the next level of competition.
Musicians being awarded *1 awards and being sent on to the State Music Contest on April 27, 2013
held on the UW Platteville campus:
Meirah Williamson
Oboe solo
Dane Skaar
Vocal solo-Classical & Musical Theater
Keraa McCants
Vocal solo-Classical
Noah Beavers
Miriam Plane
Vocal solo-Musical Theater, Classical & Piano solo
Lucy Williams
Bella Newman
Kylie Markeland
Wendy Hoang
Vocal solo-Musical Theater
Ivy Sanderfoot
J.J. Hilliard
Logan Alexander-Young Vocal solo-Musical Theater
Vanessa Brooks-Cobbins Vocal solo-Classical
Samanike Hengst
Randy Bland
Corinne McKnight
Vocal solo Classical
Mac Doherty
Piano solo
Jeromy Gotschall
Piano solo
Jeromy Gotschall & Mac Doherty
Piano Duet
Logan Alexander-Young & Ivy Sanderfoot
Vocal Duet
Katelyn Blake-Leibowitz & Spencer Halberg
Trumpet Duet
Maya Banks & Spencer Halberg
Piano Duet
Jeromy Gotschall, Mac Doherty & Maya Banks
Piano Trio
Kate Silverthorne, Emma Utevsky-Rankin, Bailey Royston, Rebekah Burns, Vanessa Brooks-Cobbins, Evelyn Fields, Jamie
Owen, Anjali Beck, Claire Wisniewski
Vocal-Triple Trio
Bella Newman, Kylie Markeland, Jesha Tichenor, Lucy Williams
Vocal Quartet
Musicians earning a Class A rating of 1st at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Mad City Swing Choir
Anna Cohen
Kate Silverthorne
Emma Rankin-Utevsky
Taylor Zeise
Rebekah Burns
Sophia Hansen
Bailey Royston
Maya Banks
Margaret Duffy
Vocal-Musical Theater
Vocal –Classical
Vocal-Classical
Vocal-Classical
Vocal solo-Classical & Piano solo
Bella Newman
Kylie Markeland
Jesha Tichenor
Anjali Beck
Jamie Owen
Samanike Hengst
Spencer Halberg
Laura Bessenecker
Carolyn Lynch
Piano solo
Trumpet Solo & Piano Solo
Piano Solo
Piano Solo
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(Music, Continued)
Musicians earning a Class A Rating of 2nd at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Alex Pingry
Arjay Litscher
Anna Cohen
Emma Rankin-Utevsky
Keraa McCants
Alejandra Perez
Rebekah Burns
Sophia Hansen
Bailey Royston
Piano solo
Parade Drum solo
Kate Silverthorne
Taylor Zeise
Maya Banks
Logan Alexander-Young
Jesha Tichenor
Wendy Hoang
Michelle Morency
Michelle Morency
Camille Vocelka
Vocal solo-Musical Theatre
Musicians earning a Class B Rating of 1st at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Halleigh Phillips
Anna Hestad
Claire Wisniewski
Jordan Haarklau
Cian Evans Grayson
Ivy Sanderfoot
Vocal Triple Trio
Laura Bessenecker & Lucia Drake
Piano Duet
Musicians earning a Class B Rating of 2nd at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Marina Brendel
Lydia Getman
Marquita Fowler
Spencer Thoni
Lydia Getman
Marimba or Xylophone solo & Concert Snare Drum solo
Courney Bongard
Bb Clarinet solo
Lucija Drake
Piano solo
Aleya Albrecht & Trygve Roeder Vocal Duet
Musicians earning a Class C Rating of 1st at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Madison Redding
Piano solo
Emma Schell
Musicians earning a Class B Rating of 2nd at the District Solo/Ensemble Contest:
Vanessa Brooks-Cobbins & Rebekah Burns
Vocal Duet
The Encore Show Choir, Show Band and Spoken Word proudly represented East High School at the MMSD Leadership Conference on April
23rd at Union South. MMSD Student Leadership Initiative sponsors were the Talented and Gifted Office and the Aristos Grand Committee.
The Leadership Conference focused on raising awareness of what MMSD peers are doing, sharing the philosophies of these district opportunities and exploring resources available to MMSD students. This all-day event featured outstanding programs district wide (including East
Encore and Spoken Word) in panel presentations and discussion. Lindsey Borleske and Bella Newman served as leadership speakers representing the Encore Show Choir. Accomplished East poets who performed under the direction of Don Hoaglin included Madison Tomony, Taylor Phillips, Molly Riedemann and Seth Bennett. East members of the MMSD Student Senate serving as presenters were Brianna Hanson,
Dane Skaar and Kynala Phillips. The day concluded with a performance by the East Encore Show Choir/Band under the direction of Brooksy
Beilke-Skoug and Jenna Mood. The performance received rave reviews!! Congratulations, Encore and all of the East High presenters!!
Kudos to Brittany White!! Brittany placed first in the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated Talent Hunt Competition held at Oakwood Village
on March 23rd. Kynala Phillips placed third. For her first place award, Brittany has been sent on to the second level of competition held April
20th in Chicago, received 30 hours of studio recording time and given the opportunity to perform her prize winning solo again on May 11th at
the Overture Center!! Excellent work, Brittany and Kynala!!
East High Bands, Choirs and Orchestras are gearing up for their end-of-the-year concerts. On May 17, beginning at 6:30pm, the Chorale,
Women’s Treble Choir and Concert Choir will be featured. At 8pm, the Mad City Swing Choir and the Encore Show Choir will take the stage
for the last time this year.
On May 22nd the Band Concert will be presented in it’s final concert of the year at 7:30.
The Orchestra will be presented in concert on May 30th concluding their season for the school year.
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FROM THE M A T H
DEPARTMENT
CYNTHIA CHIN
Celebrating our Students
Students in AP Calculus BC and AP
Environmental Science recently
completed collaborative research
papers.
papers Working in small, crossdisciplinary groups, students modeled species extinction, predatorprey interactions, the concentration
of phosphorous in Madison lakes,
and atmospheric carbon dioxide. Students submitted formal
papers in a 'double-blind' process of
peer review to simulate the experience of publishing a scholarly article. Four students—Zoe Koenig,
Mary Ottelien, Jaia Werner, Cora
Wiese Moore—submitted East’s first
ever entry in the Moody’s Mathematical Modeling Challenge at the
beginning of March. Their paper,
one of 1054 entries nationwide
(but not one of the 175 advancing
to a second round), contained projections of plastic accumulation in
landfills and recommendations on
how to structure both rural and urban recycling initiatives. Results
from all of these projects will be
presented school-wide during Math
Week, May 20-24.
Other presenters during Math Week
include faculty and students from
UW-Madison, Madison Area Technical College, and ITT Tech, on topics
ranging from “Whatever happened
to the metric system?” and “Fair
Division”, to “Digital Art”.
Lakeview and Emerson Elementary
Schools hosted Family Science
Nights in April.
April East Engineering
Club students Erin Barry, Jacob
Benford, Nyika Campbell, Alondra
Harris, Ricardo Ruiz, and Myles
Strong helped students and their
adult friends to build geodesic
domes and other model homes designed to resist the elements of
heat, wind, rain, and snow.
Did you know that IUPUI is a
“Jeopardy” question? [What is the
College with the Longest Name?—
Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis!] Alondra Harris, JJ Hilliard, Tobias Pointer, and
Josh Spitzer-Resnick spent three
days attending academic and preprofessional workshops, and visiting both IUPUI and the Motor
Speedway in Indianapolis at the
end of March. They would be
happy to tell you more about their
experience as guests of NSBE
(National
National Society of Black Engineers), and what they learned
from their robotics exhibition.
East’s LEGO robot team (Alondra,
Tobias, Josh, and Erin Barry, who
could not attend) placed 8th out of
27 high school groups from
around the country, earning high
marks for the written report and
powerpoint presentation. (The latter was distributed throughout
NSBE’s Midwest Region last fall as
a model for all teams to emulate.
Other schools’ use of the East template was very noticeable in national competition. Now we get to
step up our game and try to set
the bar again next year!)
Engineering, Math and History students raised $1708 in our annual
February penny drive.
drive
$855 will go to a safe water project recently undertaken by the UW
-Madison chapter of Engineers
Without Borders in the foothills of
Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. The remaining funds assisted with travel
to the NSBE conference in Indianapolis and helped East and future
East students ( at BlackHawk) to
attend the Engineering EXPO in
mid-April. THANK YOU to everyone
who participated!
Upcoming Opportunities
Three….. Point…..One-Four!
The 14th Annual Pi Mile will take
place at Warner Park on Saturday
May 25th, with registration at 9am
and the Run/Walk beginning at
10am. Join the East math community for a nice walk or run, and get
a t-shirt plus pie. Proceeds pay for
maintenance of the calculator
rental program--replacement batteries as well as calculators. (Note:
Donations of used calculators welcome anytime.) Registration forms
available from any math teacher or
math club student. Math club advisors are now accepting donated
prizes for the end-of-race drawing.
Co n ta c t Ph illip G a la ro wicz
([email protected]
or 204-1603 x 41528).
(Math, Continued)
Class of 2014! Use Your Powers of
Math for Good!
Rising seniors are invited to review
their schedules and consider adding the Senior Math Teaching Assistant experience to their 2013-2014
plans. This is a great way to get to
understand mathematics more
deeply, learn how to learn, and investigate teaching as a possible
career. Plus, you are rendering a
valuable service to math students
and teachers at East. TA’s are assigned to first and second-year
classes to assist individual students, help prepare and present
lessons, and design assessments.
They also meet weekly with each
other and a teacher-mentor, Mr.
Somerson. Talk to Mr. Somerson
(Rm
3022
[email protected]) and your
counselor about this today! Participants can earn elective credit towards graduation or Service E volunteer credit.
**All
All East students are invited to
apply for Summer “Makerships” at
Sector67--free memberships for the
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summer, which include access to
technology and tools, plus money
for lessons and supplies. The only
application requirement is a brief
description of what you’d like to
accomplish, be it a new invention, a
piece of art, or a computer project
you’ve always wanted to try. Cont a c t
C h r i s
M e y e r
608-241( [email protected]
4605) for more information. An application form appears elsewhere in
this issue of Parent News. Here’s
more about the Sector 67 Facility:
http://www.sector67.org/
index.php
Nine East High School students competed at the state
DECA competition in Lake Geneva from March 1919-21.
These students qualified for this competition and competed in a variety of different marketing and business related events. They took written tests and also presented in front of judges. With over 1200 competitors, four east students were finalists in their events and were up on stage to receive medals! These
students were Erin Barry, Charlotte Hudek, Haley Havens and Katelyn Blake-Liebowitz.
C
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To East High School students Charlotte Hudek, Huck Sachse-Hofheimer, Alex Pingry, Jed Hobson and Miles Kietzer.
Along with Coach David Kruchten they competed at the State LifeSmarts Competition on March 1st. Students qualified for this competition which is an academic quiz bowl type of competition where students compete in various
categories including Finance, Consumer Rights, Technology, Environment and Health/Safety. The East students
knocked off the 3 time defending champions, had the only perfect round of the day, and took 2nd place! By gaining 2nd place they earned a $500 scholarship to any school they want and the host of the competition (Edgewood)
gave them an additional $1,000 scholarship if they attend Edgewood.
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SCIENCE
E R I N P A R K E R , S C I E N C E D E PA R T M E N T C H A I R
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Trip 2013
The Science Department trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park took place April 19th-27th, with 27
seniors and 5 staff members participating. The kids ranked their week in the Smokies among their best
weeks of high school, and staff appreciated the time to "do science" in the park with students. If your student (class of 2014) is interested in applying for the trip next year, information and applications will be
available in November.
New Course Offerings for 20132013-2014
Along with a re-vamped chemistry program for the fall (including AP Chemistry), the science department
will also be offering two different one-semester courses on agriculture. Urban Agriculture 1 and Urban Agriculture 2 will focus on all aspects of gardening, farming, and growing food and flowers in an urban environment.
Summer Science Opportunities for Students
The Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellites Studies (CIMSS) at the UW-Madison hosts a student workshop on Atmospheric, Satellite, and Earth Sciences for rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students. The workshop runs from June 23-27th, with applications due on May 6, 2013. For more information or to apply, please visit: http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/studentworkshop/index.html
The Science Department would also like to extend congratulations to physics teacher Evan Gnam on receiving a distinguished service award from Madison Metropolitan School District.
$10 FOR THE TICKET AND HAT PACKAGE AND $33
FOR GENERAL ADMISSION DUCK BLIND TICKETS
TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED THROUGH THE ONLINE PORTAL AND
WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MAY 24TH
MADISON
EAST HIGH
SCHOOL
NIGHT AT THE
“DUCK POND”
FRIDAY, JUNE
TO PURCHASE TICKETS:
GO TO: WWW.MALLARDSGROUPS.COM
ENTER:: east
ENTER
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE CLICK BUY
CHOOSE YOUR SEATS (GREEN ARE AVAILABLE)
If you have questions on purchasing tickets
please contact Tyler Isham at (608) 246-4277 or
[email protected]
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2012-2013 Counselor Assignments (by student last name):
Please feel free to contact us via phone or email
Student Services Office—Room 2031
Ms. Vitzthum
Student Services Secretary, 204-1638
9th
Ms. Schuchardt
204-1637
[email protected]
9th grade
A-J
Ms. Arkin
204-1634
[email protected]
9th grade
K-Z
Ms. Gary (AVID Only Room 1046)
204-1647
[email protected]
AVID
Students
10th
11th
12th
AVID
Students
AVID
Students
AVID
Students
Ms. Gillis (10th – 12th)
204-1635
[email protected]
B, C
B, C
B, C, D, E,
L, N
Mr. Nash (10th – 12th)
204-1636
[email protected]
A, F, S, T,
U, V
A, F, S, T,
U, V
A, F, O, P S,
T, U, V
Ms. Callis (10th – 12th)
204-1631
[email protected]
H, I , J, K
H, I, J,K
H, I, J, K,
M, W
Ms. Olson (10th -12th)
204-1628
[email protected]
D, E, L, M,
N, O, P, W
D, E, L, M,
N, O, P, W
ELL 1-4
G, Q, R,
X, Y, Z
ELL 1-4
G, Q, R,
X, Y, Z
Mr. Nigh (ELL, 10th -12th)
204-1633
[email protected]
ELL 1, 2
ELL 1-4
G, Q, R,
X, Y, Z
STUDENT SERVICES 9th AND 10th TEAM
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STUDENT SERVICES 11th AND 12th TEAM
Kristen Guetschow – School Psychologist
Michael OrRico – School Psychologist
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jessie Cudney – School Social Worker
Pam Herman – School Social Worker/AODA
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tim Rietmann – Engagement Coordinator, [email protected]
Jackie Tomberlin – School Nurse, [email protected]
Laura Wade – School Nurse, [email protected]
Becky Peterson – Minority Services Coordinator, [email protected]
School/Home Communication Survey
The Office of Community Engagement and Public Information is committed to developing a consistent, ongoing
process for telling stakeholders what the district is doing, reporting progress, developing best practices for
school - family communication that are sensitive to language, culture and literacy differences and building staff
capacity to participate in the public communication process.
By completing this short survey (approx 5 min) you will help us to better understand your information needs and
preferences and improve school/home communication. You may have already received a copy of this survey via
email. Please only take the survey once. If you have questions, call 608-663-1879.
The survey will be available from Wednesday, April 24 through Wednesday, May 15.
Thank you very much for your participation.
https://www.madison.k12.wi.us/survey
(Printed copies of the survey are available upon request. Please have your student stop in the main office and see Kristi to obtain a
copy)
¡Comuniquémonos!
Ayúdenos a mejorar la comunicación entre los padres y el distrito escolar. Llene una encuesta corta (de 5 minutos) sobre las estrategias de comunicarnos de manera eficiente. La
encuesta estará disponible entre el miércoles 24 de abril y el miércoles 15 de
mayo. Busque una invitación para la encuesta en su correo electrónico. Para los que no
revisan con frecuencia o utilizan el correo electrónico, ¡no se preocupen! También se distribuirá una versión impresa de esta encuesta a la oficina de cada escuela o puede hacer
la encuesta por teléfono llamando al número 663-1879 entre las horas de 8 am a 4 pm de
lunes a viernes. Esperamos ansiosamente escuchar su retroalimentación y sugerencias.
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WORLD LANGUAGES
C L A U D I N E C L A R K , D E PA R T M E N T C H A I R
WAATF Concours Oral participants all achieved the highest rating and are able to move on to the state competition. Congratulations to French students Josef Klafka and Bintou Suso (level 4), Anna Cohen (level 3), and Shelby Brendler, Diana Bulaong,
Claire Burke and Bella Degner (level 2). Bonne chance at State!
Kizuna Project students are planning a traveling art show in May between East, West and Madison Country Day schools to help
spread awareness of the recovery process in Japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that devastated the Tohoku region. More information will come home with students as details are finalized.
Summer Opportunities
There are only a handful of weeks before our students leave East High and the World Language Department, to pursue the
work and academic opportunities that summer provides (not to mention all the laying around). Summer is a great time for our
students to have more freedom in their schedules, and to just have some fun, but it is also a point in the year that their abilities as second-language learners regress, as they do not have the daily exposure and practice to the language that they are
taking. So, whether or not our students would like to hear them, it is our responsibility as East High families to provide opportunities in which language learners can continue their practice to the second language during the summer, while having fun
and interacting with many cultural influences. The East side of Madison is a wonderful place in this regard, because it offers a
host of ways in which students can keep up with their languages during those months off. Take a look at the list of activities
below, and feel free to contact the organizations directly, or to contact your student’s teacher for more information. In addition, remember that any volunteer work that your student does in the summer can count towards service E credits.
French
La Fête de Marquette: An actual festival dedicated to francophone culture and music. Fête de Marquette is sponsored by local
businesses and all profit goes toward the Wil-Mar Community Center. This year’s celebration takes place July 11-14. French
Students will participate in the taste testing for sponsors on Friday, July 12, and the brunch Sunday, July 14. Please contact
AJay Lenz for more information.
French Camp, UW extension: French camp is an annual summer day camp for kids hosted at the French House on the university campus. They are looking for volunteers to help with morning and afternoon classes, along with course preparation. The
camp takes place the last two weeks of June, and you can contact Aaron Jossart for information.
Spanish
Volunteering at the Centro Hispano: Centro Hispano is a non-profit organization that works with Latina families in need of assistance. They always appreciate volunteers that can speak Spanish. Please visit their website at micentro.org, and follow the
links to volunteer.
Volunteering with food assistance: The Madison & Dane county food resource guide lists organizations that have food pantries
and provide meals for those in need. Bilingual volunteers are always appreciated. Look up ‘Madison Food Resource Guide’ on
the web or contact Aaron Jossart for more information.
Univisión:
Univisión That’s right, Univisión. They have many of the same reality programs that we all know and love (Look Who Can
Dance, The Biggest Loser, America’s Got Talent), and their website has a news section that contains a lot of information. Get
you and your family hooked!
All languages taught at East
Madison language exchange: This website helps find conversation partners for second language learners, in order to have a
conversation in English and a conversation in the target language, helping each native speaker better their second language.
It is a reliable site that offers face-to-face interaction as well as audio and written communication. Like all internet connections, this site should be treated with caution when setting up interviews. It is an excellent way to keep up language and learn
about another culture. Investigate the website at www.mylanguageexchange.com.
Concordia language villages: Concordia is a wonderful organization that brings immersion programs in all of our languages
offered here at East. They have a variety of programs available, some from one day to others of six-weeks in length. Visit their
website for more information, but summer is soon, so you would need to sign up pronto!
Host a student: Open your home to a student from another country and really practice your language! Summer and full-year
placements are available. Contact a World Language teacher for more information.
So, do your students a favor and help them find an activity this summer so they can continue to practice their second language, and experience new cultural perspectives. Although they might not thank you right away, they will certainly appreciate
it later.
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PURGOLDER 101
One week summer program for incoming
East High School Freshmen
Learn what it takes to be an East High School Purgolder!
Find out from upper class students, teachers and your peers
what you need to know to make a successful
transition to East High School.
Select one Session:
Dates:
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Location:
Cost: $25
August 5 - 9
August 5 - 9
August 12 - 16
August 12 - 16
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:00 pm
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Course # 42596
Course # 42597
Course # 42598
Course # 42599
East High School Library
Make checks payable to MSCR
Scholarships are available for those qualifying for free or reduced lunch
Transportation is on your own.
Metro Bus line: #6 stops right next to the school (bus tickets will be provided the first day of class for
those who qualify for free or reduced lunch.)
Contact information
Principals: Mikki
Smith
[email protected]
Mary Kelley (608) 204-1605
[email protected]
Teachers: Jeremy
Ashley Schuchart (608)204-1637
[email protected]
Buehl (608) 204-1808
[email protected]
MSCR Coordinator: Tauri
Robinson (608)204-1752 [email protected]
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You will be sent a confirmation letter and further registration materials upon receipt of your registration form. Please return
your form and payment as soon as possible to reserve your spot at Purgolder 101.
Student Info:
First Name: ____________________Last Name:_________________________
Address:_________________________________________________________
ID Number: ________________________Date Of Birth: ________________________
Middle School: ______________________Cell Phone: ____________________
Email Address: ____________________________________________________
Parent Info:
Name: _________________________________________ Home Phone: _________________
Email Address: ___________________________________ Cell Phone: __________________
Emergency Contact Name: ______________________________________________________
Emergency Contact Phone(s): ___________________________________________________
Relationship to Student: ________________________________________________________
Additional Info We Should Know About your Child? (Special needs, allergies, medications, etc.):
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Session Selected:
_____Session 1 (42596)
_____Session 2 (42597)
_____Session 3 (42598)
_____Session 4 (42599)
I hereby give permission for my child to participate in Purgolder 101. By registering or participating, the registrant understands that
individual accident insurance is not provided for MMSD programs and agrees to adhere to program rules. I do hereby, for myself, my
heirs, executors, and administrators, waive, release, and forever discharge any and all rights and claims for damages that I may have
or that may hereafter accrue to me arising out of or, in any way connected with my participation in MMSD. Photos may be taken during program for educational and marketing purposes. I have read and agree to follow the registration policies.
__________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian
Date
Return Form to:
MSCR – Attention Mary Gallagher
3802 Regent Street
Madison, WI 53705
COURSE OUTLINE
Sponsored by East High School and Madison School & Community Recreation
Orientation to East
● Welcome by principals
● Tour of School/Scavenger Hunt
● Teambuilding/Community building activities
● High School Student Panel: What I wish I knew when I was a freshmen
● Questions and Answers
Getting Involved
● Sports, clubs, tutor programs, other activities
● Learning and personality styles
● Social Skills/Conflict Resolution
The East High Way
● Study, Organization & Time Management skills
● Calculating & Understanding Your GPA
● Panel Of Teachers & Counselors
● Setting Goals for the Future
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