1. Eastlake High School Class of 2021
Welcome Parents
Eastlake High School
Class of 2021

2. Agenda
Introductions
Personalization
Eastlake Culture
Logistics

3. Eastlake High School Mission Developing the character and intellectual strengths for individual and shared success
Eastlake Values
Intellectual strengths such as curiosity, creativity and effective communication
Personal attributes such as integrity, responsibility and reflection
Interpersonal attributes such as empathy, teamwork and service
Compassion and appreciation for authenticity and diversity
Growth through initiative, work ethic and perseverance
Balancing competition and ambition with gratitude and wellness
Wolf Strong, Pack Strong

6. Common Goals
1. Support students through a safe, personalized and inspiring culture 2. Engage and challenge students through well-designed instruction 3. Support students in their development of character and citizenship 4. Provide students the time and support to meet our high expectations 5. Provide students with the knowledge and skills to make thoughtful decisions in High School and Beyond (college and career ready)

7. Eastlake High School Eastlake promotional video

8. PTSA
Deb Knaus
Beth Knapick

9. Eastlake High School PTSA
Legislative Advocacy
Academic Excellence
Math Lab

10. Eastlake Culture Link Crew Personalization High School and Beyond
Leadership
Clubs
Athletics
Service

12. Personalization
Math Lab Writing Lab Science Lab
World Language Lab

13. Personalization
Homeroom
Wolf Time
Office Hours

14. High School and Beyond Plan College and Career Ready Specialist
Through various school activities, students will be directed to complete activities that help match their skills and interests to possible careers
Lesson plans during 9th grade include:
#1 – Personality Traits (True Colors) & Learning Inventory
#2 - Your Career Ideas and Career Matchmaker
#3 – Discovering your work skills
#4 – Using My Skills
#5 – High School Education Plan
Throughout 9-12th grade, students will learn how to research their careers, explore post-high school opportunities, college and career paths for their future, while making connections to their high school classes

15. High School, College and Post High School
Power School Learning Pages and Website
Graduation Requirements
College and Career information
College Fair
Personality Traits and Learning Inventory in 9th grade
Carol McGuigan
Career Specialist

17. Clubs Anime and Manga French Club Pride Club Art Club
French Honor Society
Robotics
ASL National Honor Society
HOSA
Science National Honor Society
Improv
Astronomy
Interact
Sound and Summit
Chess
International Club
Spanish Honor Society
Days for Girls
Japanese Club
Technology Student Association
DECA
JOG
Drama
Latinos Unidos
UNICEF
EHS Book Club
Math Honor Society
Wellness and Yoga
Environmental Club
Model UN
Wolves of EHS
Esports
National Honor Society
Writing Club

18. Winter: Begins November 13th Spring: Begins February 26th
Athletics
Fall: Begins August 21st
Winter: Begins November 13th
Spring: Begins February 26th
Football
Girls Soccer *
Cross Country
Volleyball*
Boys Golf*
Girls Swim and Dive
Boys Tennis
Girls Slow Pitch
Girls Basketball
Boys Basketball*
Boys Swim and Dive
Wrestling
Gymnastics
Track and Field
Fastpitch
Baseball*
Boys Soccer*
Girls Golf*
Girls Tennis
Badminton
*This is a CUT sport where typically the first 2-3 practices are a try-out. Not all participants may make the team.
If you have questions regarding athletics, contact the EHS Athletic Director Pat Bangasser at

19. Service

20. Counselors Nina Harrison Sara Anderson (A-Ca) (Ce-E) Shawna Beresford
(St-Z)
Paula Olson
(F-He)
Corinne Immel
(Ph-Sr)
Yvette Cook
(Hi-Ll)
Kim Sheely
(Lo-Pe)

21. Schedule Changes
The first two days (wrong level, hole in schedule, double periods, missing periods)
Form available Wednesday, 9/6, after 2:00 PM
Monday, 9/11, at 8:00 is the deadline to turn in.
More information on the EHS website.

22. Other Student Support School Nurse – June Link
School Resource Officer (SRO) – Officer Ken Williams
Campus Security –
Day: Reuben Peck
Evening: Jacob Santoyo
Mental Health Counselor – Nikki York
Alcohol/Drug Counselor – Cathleen Leader
BECCA Specialist – John Holifield

23. Expectations Attendance Excusing Absences – 48 hours Student Handbook
Excusing Absences – 48 hours
Student Handbook

24. Communication Phone Email Wolves Weekly Update PowerSchool Learning
Skyward Gradebook
Student Advocacy

25. First Week Report to Gym and receive class schedule
School starts at 7:30 AM
Schedule on EHS website under “Quicklinks” and then “Daily Schedule”
Periods 1-6 Tuesday-Friday
Start in Homeroom
Full day Wednesday
Early release begins Wednesday, September 13th

26. Questions?
Eastlake Community