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April, 2015
PRINCIPAL’S NEWSLETTER
Sam Barlow High School
Bruce C Schmidt Jr., Principal
sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us
503-258-4850
Inside
AP News
Bits and Pieces
College and Career
Open Enrollment
MHCC Credits
Senior Calendar
Summer School
Translation News
and more !
From the Principal
Spring break, that joyous time of year in Oregon when we hope that the previous sunshine
was not just a tease, but rather, an ongoing pattern of warmth that will allow us to get
outside without getting wet. While I don’t mind the rain, there is something that is simply
amazing about a dry spring day in Oregon. I am sure your student is excited to take a break
from school and enjoy some downtime with friends and family. Or more importantly, sleep.
Realize that they have earned some downtime, and it will be important for them to be rested
in order to make it through the final push of the school year.
It has been a busy month at Sam Barlow with our winter athletics and activities coming to
an end, and forecasting for the 2015-16 school year in full swing. As always, we are very
proud of our students, their accomplishments, and their willingness to look to the future
while planning their path for an upcoming school year. I am sure our seniors are beginning
to “count the days” until graduation (I think there are 50 or so left at this point) as well as
feeling a bit overwhelmed about what will be happening next year. After all, this will be
the first time in their lives that school will be an option. If you are the parent of a senior,
you may want to take a few minutes to chat with them in order to see how they are working
through those feelings.
A major project for us at Barlow over the past several weeks has been the revision of our
dress code policy. This has been an involved process as we have worked with over 50
students and 12 staff members to modernize our dress code. So you know, the purpose of our
dress code is to, “provide guidance to students and parents as to appropriate attire for school
and at any school function.” In simple terms, our dress code is about teaching time and
place. Our updated dress code was presented to students at our Winter Recognition
Assembly and then shared and discussed with them during class. We will be enforcing the
dress code universally throughout the building after spring break and wanted to be sure to
let you know in case your student wanted to do some shopping. To view the dress code,
and our student designed presentations, please visit our school website at:
sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us. If you have any questions after reading the policy, and/or viewing
the presentations, please feel free to contact us, as we are more than willing to share our
rationale and process.
As always, we appreciate and respect the role you take as a parent and Barlow community
member. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions, and I hope you all have an
awesome spring!
Bits and Pieces
SAT & ACT TESTS:
JUNIORS-There are only two SAT
test dates left this spring –April 6 is
the deadline for registration for the
May 2 test. May 8 is the deadline for
the June 6 test. Register online @
www.collegeboard.com Don’t
forget to include Barlow’s school
code #380432. The ACT test is
offered June 13, with a deadline for
application of May 8.
Saturday Academy offers SAT test
prep courses. Go to www.saturdayacademy.org or call 503-200-5858
for more information. For a free
practice SAT or ACT test, go to:
www.leanatest.com/LEL/index.cfm/
general/moreInfo/collegePreparation (through the Learning Express
Library)
Know Your Schools meetings
The meetings are held on Mondays
at 7pm in the Media Center. Please
mark your calendars and see you
there!
Future dates: April 20 and May 18
School Board Meeting
Next regular board meeting:April 2
at the Public Safety and Schools
Building, 1331 NW Eastman Pkwy,
Gresham, 7pm.
Foreign Exchange Students Need
Hosts
If you are interested in hosting
foreign exchange student for the
2015-16 school year, please
contact Oscar Rethwill, Counselor, at
email: [email protected]
Barlow’s Got Talent
The show was a great success with
Aaron Xiong as the winner, playing
the piano. Congratulations to all
who participated. Thanks to all who
attended.
Translations available
New translation tool makes getting information from school and district websites easier
The Gresham-Barlow School District has added a new translation tool to all school and district websites that allows the website to be translated with the click of a mouse. You will find
the translation tool on the left side menu of your school’s webpage, at the bottom of the menu
bar just above the calendar. Click on the “select language” link to translate the website. We
hope this new tool will allow our families greater access to information about their school and
what’s happening in the school district!
Una Nueva herramienta para traducciones facilita obtener las informaciones de los
sitios web de la escuela y el distrito con mas facilidad.
El Distrito Escolar Gresham-Barlow ha añadido una nueva herramienta para traducciones
en todos los sitios web de las escuelas y del distrito que permite traducir el sitio web con el
clic de un ratón. Usted encontrará la herramienta para traducciones en la parte izquierda del
menú de la página web de su escuela, en la parte de debajo de la barra del menú justo arriba
del calendario. Haga clic en el “idioma seleccionado” enlace para traducir la página web.
Esperamos que esta nueva herramienta le permita a nuestras familias a tener mas acceso a la
información de su escuela y lo que está ocurriendo en el distrito escolar.
Новая технология поможет проще получить перевод информации с веб - сайта
школы и школьного округа
Школьный район Gresham-Barlow добавил новый метод перевода на веб- сайтах всех
школ и школьного района с одного щелчка мышкой. Вы найдете этот инструмент для
перевода на левой стороне меню веб - страницы вашей школы в нижней части меню
чуть выше календаря. Нажмите на кнопку “выбрать язык” чтобы перевести веб-сайт.
Мы надеемся, что этот новый метод позволит нашим семьям получить более широкий
доступ к информации о своей школе и о том что происходит в школьном районе!
Smarter Balanced Assessment
Change in how students are tested
This spring students are taking Oregon’s new state test for Math and English, known as the
Smarter Balanced Assessment. This new, interactive and engaging test will measure what students are learning to make sure they are on track for college and career. If you want to learn
more about this test, visit our webpage (sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us).
Cambio de cómo son examinados los estudiantes
Esta primavera los estudiantes tomarán el nuevo examen estatal en matemáticas e Inglés.
Este nuevo examen medirá lo que los estudiantes están aprendiendo para asegurar que están
yendo por buen camino hacia los colegios y carreras universitarias.
Si desean saber mas al respecto visiten la página web de la escuela (sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us).
AVID students Share Thank you to the following for taking time out of their day and visiting 8th graders at Gordon
Russell Middle School to share and answer questions about the AVID program and High
School in general: Kimberly Nunez, Tarryn Markham, Kendra Heaton, Ashley Staats, Katie
Macias-Torres, Karina Garcia, Leslie Cruz-Farfan and Rosita Solano.
The Marketing Students of
Sam Barlow High School
Request the Pleasure of Your Company
As We Present
“A Year to Remember”
A Fashion Show and Silent Auction
Benefiting Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
On Friday, the Twenty-Fourth of April
Two Thousand and Fifteen
At 6:30 pm
East Hill Church
539 N Main
Gresham, Oregon 97030
Ticket purchase instructions: go to the the Bruin Webstore-Fashion Show Tickets 2015 on the SBHS home page and follow the
prompts. Any questions, contact Kim Calcagno 503-258-4980.
French Benefits
Would you like to be able to get MHCC dual credit for French
in high school? Ms. Kopperman, our French teacher, offers 19
credit hours of lower division elective transfer credits through
Mt. Hood Community College. She can offer dual credit for FR
101, 102, 103 and 201 when you take French 5-6/7-8.
Please contact Laurie Kopperman at 503-258-4838 or
[email protected]
Spanish Credit
Yes, students in Spanish 5-6/7-8 can earn MHCC credit as well. They can receive credit for SPAN 101, 102, 103 and 201 for a
total of 19 credit hours. Excelente!
For more information, contact Jana Inglesby at 503-258-4837 or
[email protected]
Science classes get College Credit
Anatomy/physiology students in Ms. Andrea Anderson’s class
can sign up for college credit at Mount Hood CC.
If you have any questions, contact Andrea Anderson at
[email protected]
Sign Language MHCC Credit through American Sign Language!
In two short years you can earn 12 MHCC credits. During the
year-long Advanced ASL class at Barlow students can receive
credit for ASL 101, 102 and 103. These courses are 4 credits
each and offer students a great opportunity to earn college
credits that are both free and valuable. The other bonus to taking
Advanced ASL is that students can complete the ASL sequence
and still have the opportunity to pursue an additional language
while at Barlow. For more information please contact Sarah
Caine at 503-258-4984 or [email protected]. ACE opportunity
There is good news for Sophomores and Juniors who are
interested in attending ACE (Architecture, Construction and
Engineering) Academy next school year but missed the priority application deadline! We are still accepting applications!! Please get your applications into the counseling office ASAP. See your counselor if you have questions!
AP Pre-Administration
All AP students are required to attend one of the following
AP pre-administrations:
Tuesday, April 21 from 2:45 - 3:30pm or Thursday, April 22
from 7:00 - 7:45am in the SBHS auditorium.
If you have any questions, please contact Molly Ninneman,
Counselor, @ 503-258-4873
Summer School 2015
June 22- July 9 Monday through Friday (except Friday, July 3)
Period 1 7:45 - 10:00 am
Period 210:05 - 12:20 pm
Why should my student take summer school at SBHS?
High school teachers that are most knowledgeable about
graduation requirements teach summer school at SBHS.
These teachers will have students work on Local Performance
Assessments (LPA) required for graduation as well as course
curriculum. The LPA is a method to show proficiency in core
classes when students struggle with passing the state tests
required for graduation. This is a great way to meet graduation
requirements.
Classes Offered (tentative) are listed below:
(Class registration may be cancelled because of insufficient
enrollment, lack of space, or the unavailability of a teacher.)
Students will not be able to repeat a required class at Barlow if
they have failed because the Gresham-Barlow School District’s
budget does not allow for students to repeat failed classes. Students
that have earned a failing grade in any of the following classes
qualify for summer school.
English 1-2, English 3-4, English 5-6,
Physical Science, Biology,
Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 1.5
Registration & Tuition:
Students should contact their counselors to register for and pick
up registration materials. Payment to the bookkeeper is required
to enroll in summer school. ($100 per class/ $75 per class for free/
reduced students) Enrollment is a first come, first served basis.
Payment can be made online with a credit card to:
sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us or directly to the bookkeeper. Payments
of either type can be made beginning May 11, 2015. If you have
questions regarding summer school, contact the counseling office
at (503) 258-4870 or the summer school coordinator, Kathy
Meehan-Graves (503) 258-4976.
[email protected]
Obtain more information about the SBHS summer school program
through our website sbhs.gresham.k12.or.us under “Parent
Resources”.
Transportation: GBSD does not provide transportation for summer
school.
SAT/ACT success
Want to learn the tricks to success on the SAT or ACT? Come
to the Princeton Review’s Score Session on Thursday, April 2, at
6:30pm in the Barlow Media Center. All are Welcome!
BARLOW SENIOR EVENTS CALENDAR 2014-2015
April 14-15
Jostens Graduation Orders Delivered -- Auditorium, Lunch Periods
April 16-17
“Every Fifteen Minutes” Assembly
April 21
Senior Class Photo, Main Gym- 9:20am-10:00am
April 25 Final Senior Newsletter & Updated Events Calendar placed on SBHS Website
April 30
Final Senior Class Meeting (Mandatory) -- Barlow Auditorium, Period 2
May TBD
Ticket Sales for Senior Banquet -- Senior Hall, Lunch Periods, Banquet $TBA
May 15 Information Deadline for Commencement Program -- Career Center
(Info. about scholarships, grants, and awards to be printed in Commencement Program must be in by today.)
May 11-15
Commencement Marching Order Sign-up Begins -- Registrar’s Window (Main Office)
May 11-15 Extra Commencement Ticket Sign-up - Letter from parent turned in to Receptionist, Main Office
May TBD
Senior Banquet -- 6-9:00pm
May TBD Deadline To Turn In Parent Messages for Bruin Banner Senior Issue
(Parent message form for Bruin Banner sent home with final Senior Newsletter in April)
June 2
Evening of Excellence -- Barlow Auditorium, 7-8:30pm.
June 2-3
Senior Clearance Forms Distributed -- Counseling Center
June 2-3 Commencement Ticket Distribution -- Distributed by Bookkeeper, after senior is cleared (10 tickets per student)
June 3
Last School Day for Seniors
(Clearance forms must be completed and forms turned in to bookkeeper for final checkout.)
June 3
Awards Assembly -- Barlow Gym
June 3 Senior Picnic 10:45am-2:00pm – No cost to students. Bus transportation will be provided.
June 9
* Baccalaureate, time: TBA
June 13
Commencement Practice -- Memorial Coliseum, 10-11:00am. Be at Coliseum by 9:50 AM
June 13
Commencement Exercises -- Memorial Coliseum, 12:00pm
June 13
* Senior All-Night Party
* Baccalaureate and the Senior All-Night Party are not school functions; they are sponsored, planned and chaperoned by senior parents.
Junior/Senior Prom 2015
Sam Barlow Presents
“Celebrate the Night
in Black and White”
The 2015 Prom will be held at Ambridge Event Center
(1333 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd)
on Saturday, April 18 from 8-11pm.
Tickets will be sold during lunches the week of April 13.
Those planning to bring a guest from another school MUST
have the guest pass paperwork completed and
turned in to the appropriate administrator by 3pm, April 14.
Sam Barlow Theatre Department
presents
“The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940”
by John Bishop on April 30th, May 1st and May 2nd at 7:30pm
and May 3rd at 3:00pm. Please take a moment to watch this
great video promo of our show: https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=VQ4nCQySnU0
Set in the library of an old house, full of sliding panels, secret
passageways and a mysterious German maid, this hilarious “who
done it?” is an ingenious and wildly comic romp that pokes antic
fun at the more ridiculous aspects of “show biz” and the corny
thrillers of Hollywood’s heyday. The play is a non-stop barrage
of laughter, as those assembled, untangle the mystery of the
“Stage Door Slasher.” As the composer, lyricist and company
prepare for a backers audition, a blizzard cuts off any possible
retreat, bodies start to drop in plain sight, knives spring out of
nowhere, masked figures drag their victims behind swiveling
bookcases, and accusing fingers point in all directions. Audiences
are sure to have a sidesplitting good time and a generous serving
of the author’s biting, satiric and refreshingly irreverent wit.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students/seniors. You can
reserve tickets online at http://sbhs.seatyourself.biz/
Speech and Debate Qualify
March 2-5, Barlow kids did an exceptional job at the district tournament. We qualified a total of 24 entries to State,
taking almost 75% of the total entries from our district.
We amassed a total of 233 sweepstakes points to clinch the
District Championship. Please congratulate the following:
Duo Interpretation
1st Place: Robbie Cantrell and Evan Watts
2nd Place: Annalee Nock and Meghan Espinoza Impromptu: 2nd Place: Nathan Gehrke
Radio: 2nd Place: Nathan Gehrke
Original Oratory: 1st Place: Kayla Heston
Prose Interp:
1st Place: Tessa Black
3rd Place: Lindsay Coutts
Expository Speaking:
1st Place: Lindsay Coutts
2nd Place: Tessa Black
Poetry Interp:
2nd Place: Emma Cunningham
3rd Place: Ally Card
Extemporaneous Speaking:
1st Place: Eugene Tyshevsky
3rd Place: Ming Fung
Humorous Interpretation: 1st Place: Anya Papageorges
After Dinner Speaking: 1st Place: Annalee Nock
Dramatic Interpretation:
1st Place: Meghan Espinoza
2nd Place: Robbie Cantrell
Policy Debate
1st Place: Haley Coutts and Sydney Turner
2nd Place: Keenan Goodman and Ben Brinkman
3rd Place: Evan Watts and Austin Schubert
Public Forum Debate
1st Place: Katie Timzen and Maggie Gebhardt
2nd Place: Renick Meyer and Taylor Fortin
Parliamentary Debate
1st Place: Hunter Boelow and Nathan Gehrke
Lincoln Douglas Value Debate
1st Place: Kyle Moller
Parli Debate: 2nd Place: Hunter Boelow, Nathan Gehrke
Public Forum Debate
1st Place: Katie Timzen and Maggie Gebhardt
2nd Place: Renick Meyer and Taylor Fortin
3rd Place: Rachael Wilczewski and Rosemarie Carty
CX Debate:
1st Place: Sydney Turner and Haley Coutts
2nd Place: Ben Brinkman and Keenan Goodman
3rd Place: Austin Schubert and Evan Watts
LD Debate:
1st Place: Kyle Moller
2nd Place: Robbie Cantrell
Music State Qualifiers
We have 7 band soloists, 1 ensemble going to state, and 7 alternates
with their fingers crossed: A good day to be a BRUIN!
Going to State Solo
Chloe Upshaw, flute
Ashley DuPuis, alto sax
Brady Jacobson, baritone sax
Spencer Townsend, trombone
Chris Nagel, rudimental snare
Hannah Strandberg, soprano
Jamie Pryde, soprano
State Alternates
Julianne Rathbone, flute
Anna Larson, oboe
Natalie Koch, bassoon
Karlee Wood, trumpet
Savanah Campbell, french horn
Will Hawks, tuba
Hailey Bressel, soprano
Going to State Ensemble Contest
Saxophone Quintet comprised of
Taylor Runnels
Ashley DuPuis
Jason Rathbone
Isabel Drapela
Emma Green
District 2 Solo/Ensemble Contest State Qualifiers: Hannah Strandberg 1st place Soprano
Jamie Pryde 2nd place Soprano
*Hailey Bressel 3rd place Soprano
*Denotes State Alternate
Kudos
Please congratulate Annalee Nock for winning second place in the
Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition from more than 300,000
nationwide applicants. Also, Evan Watts should be congratulated for placing 2nd in the local
Optimists Club Oratory Competition for his entry regarding, “How
Optimism Helps Our Future.” Nice job, Bruins! Something to Cheer About
Please congratulate Javier Euan for winning the Al Forthan Scholarship valued at $10,000. Mr. Forthan was a former drug abuser who turned his life around and
committed his life to aiding others afflicted by drug issues. This scholarship was started by a counselor who donated an original $500 to get
it rolling. The fund has since grown to multiple scholarships valued
in the thousands of dollars. This year’s $10,000 top scholarship is the
largest ever. Javi wrote a wonderful essay about his hopes and dreams
and appears to have won the hearts of the scholarship
committee. Great work, Javi! Parent Requests For IN-DISTRICT Transfers
Accepted April 1-30, 2015 * Deadline is April 30, 2015
The Gresham-Barlow School District will accept in-district
transfer requests for the 2015-2016 school year during the
month of April only. This request is if you live within the
district and want your child to attend a Gresham-Barlow
school outside of your attendance area AND you currently
don’t have an approved in-district transfer. If your student
currently has an in-district transfer and is moving from
elementary to middle or middle to high, you must submit a
new request.
Transfer request forms will be available Wednesday, April
1, 2015 from (1) the main office at any GBSD school, (2)
the district office, or (3) the district website: http://gresham.
k12.or.us see Parent Resources. Your completed form can be
dropped off at any GBSD school, faxed to (503) 661-1589,
or mailed to the district office at 1331 NW Eastman Parkway,
Gresham 97030 to arrive by April 30, 2015.
You will be notified in writing after review of all requests.
February Students of the Month
Sam Barlow continues to recognize students who have shown
their Bruin PRIDE by awarding a Student of the Month for
each grade level. Students can be nominated for Student of
the Month by receiving a PRIDE Note from a staff member
throughout the month. The staff then votes for one male and
one female student from each grade to receive this recognition.
Our outstanding Students of the Month for February are:
FRESHMEN
Marcus Johnson- Marcus shows determination by trying his
best in Spanish class.
Cassidy Williams- Cassidy demonstrates respect by helping
another student set up their computer everyday before class.
SOPHOMORES
Jillian Heckel- Jillian has shown determination by focusing on
her studies and using her learning opportunities.
Daniel St. Clair- Daniel demonstrates excellence through his
contributions to the Bruin Bits paper in journalism class.
JUNIORS
Meagan Bratcher- Meagan demonstrates excellence through
her positive attitude and work ethic.
David Culwell- David shows excellence through his insightful
responses during class discussions.
SENIORS
Sergio Sanchez- Sergio demonstrates integrity. He helped
another staff member with a heavy package by stopping to
hold the door open.
Renee Holznagel- Renee consistently shows respect through
staying positive when working with others to prepare for the
fashion show.
Cheerleading Tryouts for 2015-16
April 27th - Mandatory Parent Tryout Meeting, 7pm
May 1st - Tryout packets due to Barlow HS, 3:30pm
May 5th & 7th - Tryout practice, 3:30pm - 5:30pm
May 9th - 2015 - 2016 TRYOUTS May 11th - Mandatory Post Tryout Parent Meeting, 7pm
(All meetings/practices are in the Barlow cafeteria.) If you have any questions, you can email the coaches at [email protected]
DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS for 2015-2016
Tryouts for the 2015-2016 Sam Barlow Bruinettes dance team will
be held this spring.
Open-Gym April 27, 6-8pm Holevas Gym
Pre-Audition Parent Meeting April 29, 6-8pm, Cafeteria
Tryout Learning Practice Session May 4, 6-8:30pm, Holevas Gym
Tryout Learning Practice Session May 6, 6-8:30pm, Holevas Gym
Auditions May 7, 6:00pm, Holevas Gym
For more information, visit our website at barlowdanceteam.wordpress.com or like us on facebook. Email us questions at
[email protected] or see Mrs. Anderson in Room 109.
ASB Elections for 2015-16
The ASB Elections Assembly and voting will take place on
Tuesday, April 21.
The process for electing Class Officers (5 from each grade) will
follow the ASB elections, with the election materials becoming
available on Monday, April 27.
Students who are good citizens, positive role models and have
strong organizational skills are encouraged to run for office at
SBHS. It is a yearlong commitment and a huge responsibility that
should not be taken lightly. All students elected as ASB or Class
Officers must enroll in the Leadership Class as one of their elective
courses for next school year.
BEAR CRAWL
Join our Bruin Football team at the BARLOW BEAR CRAWL
5 K Run. The event will be Saturday, April 11th. Half of the proceeds will be going to Xavier Bertschy to help with his treatment
for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. The fee is $25.00. You can register at
www.barlowbruinsfootball.com. Thank you for your support.
MOTHER’S DAY FLOWER BASKET FUNDRAISER
Mother’s Day will be here soon which means our annual Hanging Flower Basket Sale is coming! All orders will be due by Monday,
April 13. Basket prices again will be $25 (12”) and are very full baskets. This price is much better than you will find at most stores.
We will also have beautiful, very full patio planters that will be sold for $35, and Zonal Geraniums, 4” pots/16 per flat for only $40,
also much lower than you will find at most stores.
The baskets will be available for pickup in the Holevas Gym at Barlow May 8, from 3-5pm. All buyers need to pick up their own
baskets. Payment for flowers needs to be made when the flowers are ordered. Checks can be made payable to: Barlow Girls Golf or
Barlow Girls Basketball. If you have any questions or would like to place an order, contact Lynette Fay in Student Management at
503-258-4863 or email [email protected]. Thank you for supporting our program!
Hanging basket choices: 12” $25Patio Planters $35
Petunia
Mini Petunia
Geraniums 4” pots/16 per flat/$40
Ivy Geraniums Fuchsia
New Guinea Impatiens
Mixed Basket
“Every 15 minutes”
“Every 15 Minutes” is a senior program put on by the
Gresham Police Department. This program encourages students to make responsible choices in regard
to driving under the influence of alcohol. On April 16
and April 17 Gresham Police Officers will be making
presentations in senior classes. The senior assembly
will be April 17th, 9:25am, in the auditorium.
KEY CLUB
Barlow Key Club will be holding the annual
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Penny Drive the
week of April 6 - 10. Please contribute any pennies,
dimes, quarters, dollars or checks payable to LLS to
your student’s 4th period class or to any collection bin
around school. As in the past, the winning classroom
will receive a catered Olive Garden lunch with pasta,
salad and breadsticks. All money raised goes to cancer
research and to help local patients and their families
struggling with these blood cancers. Last year we
collected $2,245.23, almost equal to the previous
year’s amount. Let’s try to exceed that!
Thank you for any donation you can make (they are
tax deductible)!
For more information, contact Mrs. Peterson at
[email protected].
Future dates
April 2....................... WOU Band Festival
April 3 – 5................. Equestrian Team District Meet #3
April 8....................... MHC Symphonic Band Festival
April 9-10.................. Mock Interviews
April 9-11..................State Thespian Conference
April 11.....................Speech, National Qual. Congress
April 14, 15............... Josten’s Grad Order pick-up during lunches
April 14..................... MHC Large Choir Festival
April 16,17................ “Every 15 Minutes”
April 18..................... PROM, 8-11pm
April 21..................... Senior Class Photo, Main Gym
April 21..................... AP Test Pre-Administration Meeting, 2:45pm
April 22..................... AP Test Pre-Administration Meeting, 7am
April 23-25................ State Speech Competition @ WOU
April 24..................... 12 Week Progress Reports, NO SCHOOL
April 24..................... Fashion Show, 6:30pm East Hill Church
April 30, May 1,2,3... Drama, “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940”
May 2........................OSAA State Solo Contest @ Lewis & Clark
May 4-8.....................Teacher Appreciation Week
May 9........................State Choir Championships @ George Fox University
May 4-13...................AP Exam