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East High School 5011 Mayhew Avenue Sioux City, IA 51106 (712)274-4000 phone (712)274-4670 fax Holiday 2016 EHS Website: hp://www.siouxcityschools.org/east-high-school Inside this issue: Report Cards 2 Graduation Caps/ Gowns 2 #BeGreat Awards 3 Rotary Student of the Month 3 EHS Dance Honors 3 OURS Information 3 All State Music Honors 4 More Music Honors 5 Madrigal Feast Information 5 EHS Writers Guild 5 EHS Debate Honors 6 Other EHS Happenings 6 EHS Calendar Links 7 SCCSD Menus Link 7 SCCSD “Let’s Talk!” 7 For a Printed Copy of the Social Media Directory, see Mrs. Ericson or Ms. Winterlin From the Principal – We at East High want our students to become leaders and change the world. We can help our students be the positive role models our world needs by working together. Communication is key in this endeavor, so please feel free to contact your child’s teachers by email or phone to check on his/her progress. Canvas and Infinite Campus are available to monitor your child’s grades online. Please contact Ms. Williams (712-224-7440) if you need help accessing either program. You can also ask your child to show you his/her grades on his/her laptop. The staff at East High School wants OUR kids to excel and be college and career ready. If you have concerns or suggestions to improve our communication, please contact us using a new feature on our website called Let’s Talk! Registration will start in January for the 2017-2018 school year. Please talk to your child about the courses he/she will be signing up for next year. We offer classes in engineering, health sciences, construction, graphic design, welding, information technology, culinary, business, automotive, JROTC, and police science just to name a few. With so many opportunities to take dual-credit classes, many of our students are graduating high school with twenty plus college credits for free. [Students must be proficient on the Iowa Assessments and most dual credit classes require a minimum score on the ACT or CPT. Please contact your child’s counselor for more information.] During Parent/Teacher Conferences on March 1 st and 2 nd , you will sign the Verification Sheet for the courses your child has selected. Semester tests will be given on January 11th and 12th and account for 10% of students’ final grades. All students are expected to take semester tests. Students will not be able to take semester tests early. If a student is absent, he/she will need to make arrangements for make-ups. Students who miss a semester test will receive a zero on the test until it is made up. Students will not receive Incompletes or Conditional Grades at the end of the semester. Friday, January 13th is a Teacher Work Day and there is no school for students. Report cards will be sent home with students sometime during the week of January 25, 2017. Please enjoy the holidays and relish the time spent with family and friends. Have a safe and joyful holiday season! Richard O. Todd Principal East High School

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East High School

5011 Mayhew Avenue

Sioux City, IA 51106

(712)274-4000 phone

(712)274-4670 fax

Holiday 2016

EHS Website: http://www.siouxcityschools.org/east-high-school

Inside this issue:

Report Cards 2

Graduation Caps/

Gowns 2

#BeGreat Awards 3

Rotary Student of

the Month 3

EHS Dance Honors 3

OURS Information 3

All State Music

Honors 4

More Music Honors 5

Madrigal Feast

Information 5

EHS Writers Guild 5

EHS Debate Honors 6

Other EHS

Happenings 6

EHS Calendar Links 7

SCCSD Menus Link 7

SCCSD “Let’s Talk!” 7

For a Printed Copy of the

Social Media Directory,

see Mrs. Ericson or

Ms. Winterlin

From the Principal –

We at East High want our students to become leaders and change the world. We can help our students be the positive role models our world needs by working together. Communication is key in this endeavor, so please feel free to contact your child’s teachers by email or phone to check on his/her progress. Canvas and Infinite Campus are available to monitor your child’s grades online. Please contact Ms. Williams (712-224-7440) if you need help accessing either program. You can also ask your child to show you his/her grades on his/her laptop. The staff at East High School wants OUR kids to excel and be college and career ready. If you have concerns or suggestions to improve our communication, please contact us using a new feature on our website called Let’s Talk! Registration will start in January for the 2017-2018 school year. Please talk to your child about the courses he/she will be signing up for next year. We offer classes in engineering, health sciences, construction, graphic design, welding, information technology, culinary, business, automotive, JROTC, and police science just to name a few. With so many opportunities to take dual-credit classes, many of our students are graduating high school with twenty plus college credits for free. [Students must be proficient on the Iowa Assessments and most dual credit classes require a minimum score on the ACT or CPT. Please contact your child’s counselor for more information.] During Parent/Teacher Conferences on March 1st and 2nd, you will sign the Verification Sheet for the courses your child has selected. Semester tests will be given on January 11th and 12th and account for 10% of students’ final grades. All students are expected to take semester tests. Students will not be able to take semester tests early. If a student is absent, he/she will need to make arrangements for make-ups. Students who miss a semester test will receive a zero on the test until it is made up. Students will not receive Incompletes or Conditional Grades at the end of the semester. Friday, January 13th is a Teacher Work Day and there is no school for students. Report cards will be sent home with students sometime during the week of January 25, 2017.

Please enjoy the holidays and relish the time spent with family and friends. Have a safe and joyful

holiday season! Richard O. Todd Principal East High School

Raider News Page 2

Report Cards

We will no longer be printing report cards. For the most up to date infor-mation you can view your student’s grades in two different programs.

Log into the district website www.siouxcityschools.org Go to Quick Links:

Infinite Campus (Student Information/Grades)

If you have problems logging in please contact Mrs. DeMarest at 274-4002.

Canvas (Grades/Daily Student Activity) If you have problems logging in please contact Mrs. Ericson at 224-7441.

Seniors

Reminder to order your cap & gown. If you did not receive a Josten’s order packet you can pick

one up in the office or you can go online to

www.negradshop.com

Get your order in to assure that your cap & gown arrive in

time for graduation.

Congratulations to the following students, as they have signed with

the following colleges/universities for EXCELLING in their respective

Academics, Athletics, and Activities.

Picture yourself here! Are you #FutureReady ?

#GearUpIOWA EHS faculty & staff with their college/university pennants

Raider News Page 3

Congratulations to all of our 1st Quarter #BEGREAT winners! There were many students who had been awarded #BeGreat cards! We had 105 cards entered into the Beats headphones drawing, which was won by Breana Paronto! We also had six winners for the Musketeers Hockey game tickets (2 tickets each). Those winners were: Jenna Angerman, Olivia Monk, Danny Tran, Alex Richard, Ariel Olson, and Marisa

Hernandez.

Continue to #BeGreatEHS

Congratulations to Noel Tolvanen—Finalist in the Iowa State Dance Team Association

scholarship contest. Noel will interview for one of the two scholarships to be given out at the

state competition in December. Each school in the state could submit four applicants and only

twenty were selected as finalists.

Madison

Zortman-Robinson

Taylor

Strawn

Brooke

Lester

Ashley

Flynn

Noel

Tolvanen

Whitney

Lange

Outreach, Understanding, Responsibility & Support (OURS) Parent Group

The Sioux City Community School District, Northwest Area Education Agency, the Local National

Association for the Advancement of Colored People will continue their collaboration with the

Outreach, Understanding, Responsibility, and Support (OURS) parent group. The efforts are

focused at empowering parents/guardians of African American/Black students who attend public schools K -12th grades.

The topics are in relation to the education of the Black student, community awareness, and other

suggested topics. The OURS parent group meets the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm at the Sanford Community

Center, 1700 Geneva Street. For more information and to RSVP to the meetings, contact Lori Gentry, BSW, Educational

Equity Student Liaison for the Sioux City Community Schools at 712-203-1107.

November’s Rotary

Student of the Month

Lauren Page nominated by the East

High faculty and staff.

She was honored at the

November Rotary

luncheon.

Shyanne Peterson

attended the Young

Women in Business

Conference at Iowa

State University on

Monday, October 17,

2016

Raider News Page 4

Leai Britton

Viola: 13th Chair / Orchestra

Band—Orchestra—Vocal

Emily Croston (V) Juan Gomez (V) Lydia Prior (V)

Leai Britton

Viola

Amanda DeBates

Violin 1

Nathan Whitaker

Bass

Logan Curtis (V) Austin Clayton (V) Joey Turner (V)

Anna Geerlings

Flute I: 7th Chair/ Band

Bridget Carpenter

Clarinet I: 5th Chair/ Band

Jessica Melville

Clarinet III: 26th Chair / Band

Jessica Rebstock

Clarinet III: 14th Chair / Band

All State Band Alternates

Noah Cvrk

1st Trumpet

Andrew Flory

2nd Trombone

Amanda

DeBates

2nd Trumpet

Taylor Henry (V) Dan Gengler (V) Rachel Kitrell (V)

Sierra Gilmore (V) Nathan Kitrell (V) Alex Melville (V)

Raider News Page 5

Join us on Friday, December 9th and Saturday, December 10th

For More Information: Contact Mr. Hales in the Choir Room.

The Guild Gazette is a student-lead newspaper that was created this year to

showcase the positive activities and ‘great’ community that EHS is a part of. It is run through the EHS Writers Guild and every

new issue is emailed out. It can also be accessed by students and

parents through the Guild Website: http://ehswritersguild.wixsite.com/website.

There are regular features of student writings and artwork, but students do not need to join Writers Guild to write for the newspaper. All students are welcome to submit writings or art to the newspaper!

2016 Competition Season

Wildcat Classic, Omaha – 8th Place

Starfest, Sioux City – 8th Place

Festival of Bands, Sioux Falls – Superior Rating;

Color Guard—2nd Place 4A

Dutchmen Field Championships, Orange

City – 7th Place Class 4A

IHSMA State Festival –

Division I Rating

Quad State, Vermillion –

4th Place Class IV Open

Thank you for representing East High School at the All State Music Festival!

You can view the performances in their entirety on your local Iowa PBS Channel

Thanksgiving Day.

Picture by KJ

Congratulations Raider Marching Band on a Fantastic Year!

Show Title: SLIDE Band Directors: Anna Scott & Brad Anderson Color Guard Coach/Advisor: Angela Ericson

Raider News Page 6

Roosevelt Tournament Speech and Debate Competition

1st Place Team Sweepstakes 4 First place plaques

14 medals, beating 20 other schools including Dowling, Iowa City, Johnston, Okoboji, Waukee,

Roosevelt and Valley.

Prose-: 1st-Austin Clayton; 2nd-Denisse Camarena; 3rd-Emily Blatchford; 4th-Broden Spates; 5th-Katt Ortiz; 6th-Emily Oster-

buhr. OO: 3rd-Wilhelmina Blevins

Poetry: 2nd-Vanessa Perez; 3rd-McKenna Deaton; 4th-Emily

Osterbuhr; 5th- Salma Rio.

HI: 1st- Brittany Todd DI: 5th-Brittany Todd

Informative: 1st-Olivia Tidwell; 3rd-Austin Clayton; 4th-Manvi Virippil

POI: 1st-Vanessa Perez; 5th-Denisse Camarena.

Great Job representing EHS: Nyamal Dhol, Whitney Lester, Breana Paronto, Jordan Abrams, Rueben Arellano, Adam

Beasley, Malik Blevins, Bethany Burbridge, Thomas Burkhart, Peter Kochevar, Simon Miller, Gabe Ruiz, Hunter Uhl and Kaitlyn

Sandford.

Thunderbird Invitational at Bellevue

Impromptu: 1st—Olivia Tidwell POI Finals: 5th Denisse Camarena; 6th Nyamal Dhol

Great job representing EHS: Austin Clayton, Vanessa Perez

and Brittany Todd

JROTC

Shining up their shoes!

IA Tech showing off their framing skills

Flora Lee gives

presentation about

African American

Culture, in World

Cultures class at East

High

Heelan Tournament: Crusader Cup

Congress: 2nd Noah Engel-Cartie

Novice Congress: 3rd Kaitlyn Sanford

Varsity Congress: 5th Hunter Uhl ; 7th Rueben Arellano

Novice Public Forum: 6th Ally Evans and Alexa Ringling

Great Job Representing EHS: Jordan Abrams, 2nd competition

and was placed in the Varsity House and took 6th place. Ann Marie

Nguyen placed 6th at her 1st competition. Congratulations to

Breana Paronto and Whitney Lester.

Raider News Page 7

Fax: (712) 274-4670

5011 Mayhew Avenue

Sioux City, IA 51106-4527

Every day is a great day to be a Raider!

#BeGreatEHS

Nondiscrimination Statement

The Sioux City Community School District is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. It is an unfair or discriminatory practice for any educational institution to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, age (for employment), disability, socioeconomic status (for programs), marital status (for programs), or veteran status in its educational programs and its employment practices. Inquiries or grievances may be directed to Jen Gomez, Director of Student Services & Equity Education at 627 4th Street, Sioux City, IA 51101, (712) 279-6075, [email protected].

Spanish El Distrito Escolar de la Comunidad de Sioux City es una institución de empleo con oportunidad equitativa y acción afirmativa. Es una práctica injusta o discriminatoria de cualquier institu-ción educativa de discriminar basado en raza, credo, color, sexo, ori-entación sexual, identidad de género, origen nacional, religión, edad (para empleo), discapacidad, condición socioeconómica (para pro-gramas), estado civil (para programas), o estatus de veterano en

http://www.siouxcityschools.org/east-high-school

Click the Let’s Talk! link on our school website to start a conversation. East High School,

Let’s Talk! http://www.k12insight.com/Lets-Talk/embed.aspx?

k=WY6F8ZlT

Bayaanka Takoor

School District Community Sioux City waa fursad loo wada

siman / shaqo-tallaabo ku raaca. Waa dhaqanka aan caddaalad

ahayn ama takoor waayo hay'ad walba oo waxbarasho si takoor

ku salaysan jinsiyad, caqiido, midab, nooca, nooca galmada,

aqoonsiga jinsiga, asal qaran, diin, da '(shaqo), naafanimada,

xaaladda dhaqaale (barnaamijyada) , xaaladda guurka

(barnaamijyada), ama xaaladda halyeeyga barnaamijyadeeda

waxbarasho iyo dhaqanka shaqada ay. Su'aalaha ama

cabashooyinka lagu hagaajin karaa Jen Gomez, Agaasimaha

Adeegyada Ardayda & Equity Education at 627 4th Street, Sioux

City, IA 51101, (712) 279-6075,

[email protected].

Vietnamese

Học Khu Trường Học Cộng Đồng Sioux City là một nơi có cơ hội

bình đẳng/ hành động chắc chắn trong việc làm. Đó là không có

sự công bằng hay có sự kỳ thị thực hành trong bất cứ các cơ sở

giáo dục về phân biệt căn cứ theo chủng tộc, tín ngưỡng, màu

da, phái tính, khuynh hướng phái tính, nhận định phái tính,

nguồn gốc quốc gia, tôn giáo, tuổi tác (cho việc làm), khuyết tật,

tình trạng kinh tế xã hội (cho những chương trình), tình trạng

hôn nhân (cho những chương trình), hoặc tình trạng cựu chiến

binh trong bất cứ những chương trình giáo dục hay thực hành

trong việc làm . Ai muốn thắc mắc hoặc khiếu nại có thể tiếp xúc

trực tiếp với bà Jen Gomez, Giám Đốc Dịch Vụ Học Sinh và Bình

Đẳng (Director of Student Services & Equity Education) tại 627

4th Street, Sioux City, IA 51101, (712) 279-

6075, [email protected]

EHS Academics/Activities/Athletic Calendar:

http://www.missouririverconf.org

EHS Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/

EastHighSchoolSiouxCityIowa

EHS Twitter Feed: @BlackRaidersEHS

School Lunch Menus link: http://www.siouxcityschools.org/food-service/

This material is neither endorsed

nor sponsored by East High

School or the Sioux City

Community School District.