Royal Review Feb/Mar 2015 - Hamilton Southeastern Schools

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Freshman Center
12001 Olio Road Fishers, IN 46037
Main Office 317-594-4390
Hamilton Southeastern High School
13910 East 126th Street Fishers, IN 46037
Attendance Office 317-594-4195
Guidance Office 317-594-4193
Royal Review
Feb/Mar 2015
Table of Contents
General School News ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Advanced Placement Registration Open..................................................................................................................... 2 Support the FHS and HHS Marching Bands .............................................................................................................. 2 Annual Vocational Rehabilitation Presentation ......................................................................................................... 2 Community News ............................................................................................................................................................... 3 Southeastern Swim School Lessons.............................................................................................................................. 3 Fishers Parks & Recreation Summer Camp Registration .......................................................................................... 3 Hamilton East Library Programs.................................................................................................................................. 4 27th Annual Fishers Freedom Festival Royal Court .................................................................................................. 4 Upcoming Events and Dates to Remember.................................................................................................................... 5 Upcoming Holidays and Observances ............................................................................................................................ 5 Academics and Guidance .................................................................................................................................................. 6 Make Up Snow Day – February 17th ............................................................................................................................ 6 College Visits Calendar Available Online ................................................................................................................... 6 Course Catalog and Scheduling Information ............................................................................................................. 6 Art Students earn Recognition ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Academy of Finance Mentor Lunch ............................................................................................................................. 7 From the Main Campus Library Media Center ............................................................................................................. 8 Clubs and Organizations ................................................................................................................................................... 9 Purdue Varsity Glee Club to Perform at HSE............................................................................................................. 9 Athletics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Quick Links .................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Royals Varsity Club ...................................................................................................................................................... 10 Royal Pride News and Information ............................................................................................................................... 10 2014-15 Royal Pride PTO Monthly Meetings ............................................................................................................ 10 http://www.hse.k12.in.us/hhs
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General School News
Advanced Placement Registration Open
Students who are taking Advanced Placement exams this spring can now register online with Total
Registration at http://www.totalregistration.net/ap/151045. Students must register and pay for their exams
no later than March 13, 2015 at 3:00 PM. The site will close at that time. There are links to Total Registration
on the home page of the high school website at http://www.hse.k12.in.us/hhs.
The Exam Schedule and Cost information are now posted on the high school website at:
http://www.hse.k12.in.us/HHS/academics/ap.aspx. Students can pay with checks (payable to HSE) or
cash. No credit cards will be accepted. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Jackson at
[email protected], or have your speak with your Guidance Counselor.
Support the FHS and HHS Marching Bands
Did you know that if you attend Colts Games (and a few other Lucas Oil Stadium (LOS) events) you can easily
support FHS/HSEHS Marching Bands?
Stop by the FHS/HSEHS Marching Bands concession stand to say “hey” and show your support by
purchasing concession from us! In a joint effort to help parents/students earn funds for their Marching Bands
student accounts, FHS/HSEHS Marching Bands joined together to staff booth 136 at Lucas Oil Stadium. We
are there all Colts home games and a few other LOS event (MonsterJam, Supercross, NCAA Semifinals, NCAA
Championship).
Every dollar you spend on concession at LOS can help support your FHS/HSEHS Marching Bands
students. For more info on how you can support FHS (http://fishersband.org/boosters) or HSEHS Marching
Bands (http://www.hsehsbands.com) contact the booster clubs for each organization. Hope to see you there!
Annual Vocational Rehabilitation Presentation
WHAT:
WHO:
WHY:
WHEN:
WHERE:
Vocational Rehabilitation Information
Seniors and their parents
Discover support opportunities after high school
Tuesday, February 17th, 2015 at 9:30 AM
HHS Little Theater
Please contact Michelle Cramer at [email protected] with questions or concerns.
We will still have the presentation if there is a two hour delay on February 17th. If school is cancelled, the
make-up day is Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015 @ 9:30AM.
http://www.hse.k12.in.us/hhs
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Community News
Southeastern Swim School Lessons
Southeastern Swim School is excited to announce that we will be offering swim lessons at the brand-new
Hamilton Southeastern High School Natatorium for Spring 2015. Daytime and evening lessons will be offered
in April and May. Hamilton Southeastern High School is located at 13910 East 126th Street. Group lessons will
be offered for children ages 3 and older. Children must be toilet-trained to participate in swim lessons.
Openings are available for both daytime and evening classes in April and May. Registration for Spring 2015
classes will open on Tuesday, January 20th. Summer 2015 class schedules will be released soon. In addition,
daytime lessons from September 2015-May 2016 will open for registration on January 20th. Spaces are limited
and will fill up quickly- RESERVE YOUR CLASSES NOW!!
For additional information regarding our lesson program, please check out our website dedicated to the
Southeastern Swim School. The website address is: http://www.hseswimlessons.com. You can also e-mail the
Southeastern Swim School Director Heather Streett at [email protected] or call (317) 579-0164.
Fishers Parks & Recreation Summer Camp Registration
At Fishers Parks & Recreation, we strive to make the summer camp process as easy as possible. With
convenient camp locations, affordable pricing and easy registration, parents love our camps as much as
children do. Visit our Summer Camp Brochure to start planning ahead before registration opens on Monday,
March 2.
This summer, we have 31 different camps for children ages three to thirteen years old. Camps offer
opportunities to get active at Fishers parks, get engaged with games and activities and get exploring different
topics with brand new friends. To ensure registration is a seamless process, we have a few tips. Check out the
following suggestions to getting registered with ease:
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Visit the Summer Camp Brochure and plan a first, second and third choice. Camps fill quickly, but with
a few options you’ll be able to get registered quickly!
Complete the registration form before registration day – that includes indicating your child’s youth or
adult t-shirt size.
If registering online , create an account and/or verify your log in information before registration day.
Sometimes this process can take a few days, so we recommend obtaining your log in and password as
soon as possible.
Summer Camp registration can be completed online, via the U.S. Mail or in person at the Fishers Parks &
Recreation office, located at 11565 Brooks School Road. If you’re registering in person, please arrive early and
plan to wait in line! We will process registration as quickly as possible and appreciate your patience when
registering at our office.
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Hamilton East Library Programs
EVENT
DATE
TIME
Teen Advisory
Board
03/05/15
6:30 – 7:30 PM
A Night in
Paris
Poetry Slam
03/12/15
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Puppies &
Popcorn
03/17/15
6:00 – 7:00 PM
DESCRIPTION
All teens are welcome to come and share their
ideas on library programs, services and
materials. Open to anyone in grades 7-12.
Refreshments will be provided. No registration
required.
This program will feature teen poets from area
high schools. Come slam some poetry with us!
No registration required.
Relax with the "Love on a Leash" therapy dogs.
Run through a mock obedience course. Play
some fun games and enjoy some warm and
delicious popcorn. No registration required.
CONTACT
TeenZone
579-0315
TeenZone
579-0315
TeenZone
579-0315
27th Annual Fishers Freedom Festival Royal Court
The Royal Court consists of one king, one queen, four princess, and four princesses. The Royal Court will be
chosen during a random drawing in March by our sponsor or Committee staff members.
 Children must live within the HSE school district and
must be age 6 or age 7 by June 1st
 Only one entry per child and previous members of the
Royal Court are not eligible.
 Each child chosen must be available to participate in
the Crowning on Saturday, June 27th at 10 a.m. and
the Children’s Parade at 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 28th
and the Main Parade at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 28th
 Those chosen will be contacted by a phone call and email. Once contacted, a picture of the child
must be submitted to be published in the Festival guide, our website, and possibly the local
newspapers.
Deadline for entry forms: March 15.
Mail to: P.O. Box 930, Fishers, IN 46038
Email: [email protected]
Forms can be faxed to 595-3196.
Please make sure your print is heavy enough to be able to read. For further information call the festival
office at 595-3195. We will notify you if your child is chosen.
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Upcoming Events and Dates to Remember
Please check the High School website for more complete information.
http://www.hse.k12.in.us/HHS/news/calendar.aspx
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February 17
February 17
March 13
March 14
April 18
Make Up Snow Day
Best Buddies Bake Sale at the Varsity Boys Basketball game
AP Exam Registration closes at 3:00 PM
SAT
Prom
Upcoming Holidays and Observances
Holiday
Religion
Starts
Ends
Description
Susan B.
Anthony Day
N/A
02/15
02/15
Birthday of Susan B. Anthony (1820–1906), a pioneer in the
Women’s Rights Movement.
President’s Day
N/A
02/16
02/16
Honors all past presidents of the United States of America.
Shrove Tuesday
Christian
02/17
02/17
A day of penitence as well as the last chance to feast before
Lent begins. Also known as Mardi Gras.
Ash Wednesday
Christian
02/18
02/18
The first day of Lent for Western Christian churches, a 40day period of spiritual preparation for Easter, not counting
Sundays.
Lunar New Year
N/A
02/19
02/19
On this day Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese New Year
are celebrated.
Clean Monday
Eastern
Christian
02/23
02/23
The beginning of Great Lent which starts 40 days before
Orthodox Easter (Pascha), counting Sundays.
Intercalary Days
Bahá’í
02/26
03/01
Devoted to spiritual preparation for the fast, celebrating,
hospitality, charity and gift giving.
National
Women’s
History Month
N/A
03/01
03/31
Honors women as significant agents of historical change.
Purim
Judaism
03/05
03/05
The “Feast of Lots” marks the salvation of the Jews of
ancient Persia from extermination.
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Academics and Guidance
Make Up Snow Day – February 17th
Parents – please remember that our first make up snow day is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17th.
College Visits Calendar Available Online
Parents and students who want to view the calendar of college visits can now use the link below to access the
information. Students will be able to click on the college to see the time, location, etc. for each college or
university.
http://www.hse.k12.in.us/HHS/academics/calendar.aspx
Course Catalog and Scheduling Information
In the coming days and weeks our counselors will begin having class meetings to discuss scheduling options
for next year. In order to aide families in the planning of student schedules please visit the high school website
at http://www.hse.k12.in.us/HHS/academics/courses.aspx. At this link you will find many resources that
will assist you in determining the schedule that best fits your academic path.
Other important resources available on the site include a guidance scheduling calendar which lists the dates of
class presentations and scheduling appointment windows, a career pathway document, information about
dual credit courses, and diploma requirements.
In addition to the information students will receive in the scheduling presentations, parents and students
should refer to this site often in order to gain a complete understanding of the vast array of courses offered at
our school.
Please do not hesitate to contact the guidance office at the Main Campus at 594-4193 or the Freshman Center at
594-4390 with scheduling questions.
Art Students earn Recognition
Several HHS Students received awards from the Central & Southern Indiana Scholastic Art Awards. A panel
of regional artists and art professionals selected the works of these students from among a 54 county region.
The award winning art will be displayed at the Visions & Voices Art Exhibition 2015 at Clowes Memorial Hall
on the Butler campus on Sunday, March 8, 2015, 2:00 pm. The winners are students of Ms. Angela Fritz, Mr.
Bob Gabbert, Mrs. Liz Clark, and Mr. Dan Moosbrugger.
Special recognition goes to Evan Booth and Emily Obear as American Visions Nominees. Evan and Emily will
move on to the national competition.
For a complete list of winners please click here.
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Emily Obear is holding her piece “Jack Snipe”. Evan Booth is holding his piece “Exponential Decay”. Both are
seniors in the AP Studio program
Emily Obear
Evan Booth
Academy of Finance Mentor Lunch
The Academy of Finance hosted a ‘Mentor Lunch’ event at the high school on January 28th. Over 25
community business professionals were on hand to share information with HSE junior and senior students.
This event is part of the AOF - Mentor Program that pairs students with industry professionals. In addition to
lunch meetings, students also are given the opportunity to job shadow their mentor for a day. The goal of these
events is to provide information on potential careers before students decide on a college major.
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From the Main Campus Library Media Center
Are you having a hard time finding space for everything after the holidays? Or, maybe you’re getting a head
start on your spring cleaning. If you are getting rid of games –board games, video games, even old consoles—
please consider donating them to our Library Media Center. We can always use some additions to add to the
fun on our Game Day afternoons! The next Game Day will be on Friday, Feb. 27th from 3:00-4:00p.m.
Library Club meetings for second semester will be held on the following dates: Feb. 11, Mar. 18, Apr. 22, and
May 20. Library Club meetings are always open to all. Encourage your student to stop by and “check it out.”
Would you like to know what’s popular in Young Adult books? The American Library Association has
recently named its award winners for 2015. The Michael L. Printz Award for excellence in literature written
for young adults went to I’ll Give You the Sun written by Jandy Nelson, and the Alex Awards, ten books
written for adults that have special appeal to young adults, ages 12 through 18, were also announced. For the
lists of winning books, as well as those named as “honors”, visit the ALA Youth Media Awards. Many of the
winning books are available now in our Library Media Center.
Happy reading!
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Clubs and Organizations
Purdue Varsity Glee Club to Perform at HSE
HSE Drama Club & Choir Department Fundraiser Show featuring the Purdue Varsity Glee Club will be held
on Friday, April 24, 2015 @ 7:00 pm in the Leonard Auditorium. There will be a dinner with the Glee Club @
5:00 pm in the café. Please click the links below to view information on our website regarding purchasing
tickets and becoming a sponsor for the show. Don’t miss this - it is sure to be a great show enjoyed by all!
Sponsor Request Form for HHS – Purdue Varsity Glee Club Fundraiser Show
Ticket Request Form for HHS – Purdue Varsity Glee Club Fundraiser Show
What is the Purdue Varsity Glee Club?
With integrity, passion, unparalleled showmanship and attention to every detail, the men of the
Purdue Varsity Glee Club have proudly served as ambassadors of the university with honor and
dignity for more than 115 years.
Founded in 1893, this select ensemble has entertained on behalf of Purdue University for campus,
community, state, national
and international events,
averaging between 50-60
appearances each year.
Embodying the spirit of
service above self, the men of the
Purdue Varsity Glee Club
represent different backgrounds
and hometowns across the
country, consistently maintaining
a high level of academic
excellence with majors ranging
from engineering to
education to management to
biological sciences. This
dynamic musical troupe employs
a versatile repertoire
including gospel, vocal jazz,
swing, contemporary hits, romantic ballads, classical choral selections, barbershop, folk melodies,
patriotic standards, familiar opera choruses, country and novelty tunes, and utilizes small groups and
outstanding soloists to further enhance each show.
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Athletics
Quick Links
Athletics Direct Phone Line: 317-594-4196
Athletics Website
Royals Varsity Club
Royals Varsity Club
The Royals Varsity Club is a group of parents, community members, athletes, coaches, faculty, staff and
alumni dedicated to supporting, encouraging and advancing the athletic programs of Hamilton Southeastern
High School.
Click here to learn more about the RVC and how to become a member.
Royal Pride News and Information
Royal Pride Website
2014-15 Royal Pride PTO Monthly Meetings
The Royal Pride PTO monthly meetings will be held in the High School Main Office Conference Room, or at
the Freshman Center. The schedule is included below.
Several special evening meetings beginning at 7:00 PM have been scheduled as well. Everyone is encouraged
to attend and participate. Meeting reminders will be sent and monthly minutes will be posted online for those
that cannot attend. Communication is the key to a successful year regarding all Royal Pride PTO activities and
committee needs. Please email us at [email protected] to receive all communications from the
Royal Pride PTO Reminders and Requests Line. The HSHS website also has a link to the Royal Pride PTO.
Meeting dates:
Day
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Date
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
5
2
7
10
16
13
12
17
15
Time
9:00 AM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
TBA
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
7:00 PM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
Location
Main Campus
Freshman Center
Main Campus
TBA
Main Campus
Freshman Center
Main Campus
Freshman Center
Main Campus
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Scholastic Art Awards Winners
Honorable Mention
Lauren White
Evan Booth
Kaitlin Burke
Ashton Edwards
Jordan Haworth-Zermeno
Allie Hogan
Jackie Malayter
Rachel Phillips
Jackie Salisbury
Nicole Weldy
Emily Arnold
Kat Cromwell
Emma Dewey
Kelsey Galvin
Sally Johnson
Lauren Wallace
Gold Key
Silver Key
Taylor Thomas
Jenny Cook
JB Fry
Allie Hogan
Ciera Irwin
Sara Lansdell
Rachel Nichwitz
Madison Park
Jackie Salisbury
Molly Simmons
Sally Johnson
Joseph Henz
Laura Billheimer
Evan Booth*
Kaitlin Burke
Chase Cannon
Jenny Cook
Jordan Haworth-Zermeno
Ciera Irwin
Jackie Malayter
Abby Miner
Madison Park
Jackie Salisbury
Kat Cromwell
JB Fry
Kelsey Galvin
Emily Obear*
*American Vision Nominees
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