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Scottie Weekly News Scottie Weekly News February 10, 2012

509-291-3721 Fax 291-7337

If your child is going to be late to school

or not in school , please be sure to call the

High School office at the

number listed

below and send a note.

Also, if your child is going to be gone 3 or

more days, they will need to fill out a pre-

arranged form. They can get this from

the office. THANK YOU!

Counselor’s Corner

Basketball~Girls play tonight

at 5:00 and boys at 6:30 at Mead High School

SPRING SPORTS START FEB. SPRING SPORTS START FEB.

Pick up the packets of information in the Career Center to apply for Run-ning Start for next year. Keep in mind that students need a strong GPA (3.3+) to be accepted. Students must be applied and tested at the college prior to the deadline of 5/15/2012. Seniors, check out the scholarship list on the Counseling Corner web-site. Check the list frequently, as the organizations that offer scholarships will start sending out the information soon. Students that failed a course first semester need to arrange credit retrieval options with Mrs. Hamma. Credit retrieval is generally taken in addition to their present schedule.

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Spaghetti Feed Spaghetti Feed for Tristanfor Tristan

WHEN: Feb. 19thWHEN: Feb. 19th

TIME: 5TIME: 5--7 PM7 PM

LOCATION: Freeman High SchoolLOCATION: Freeman High School

COST: DonationCOST: Donation Tristan was unexpectedly diagnosed with acute

lymphoblastic leukemia New Years Eve, and

started chemotherapy

January 2, 2012.

Tristan will be 4 years old Feb. 19th! Tristan’s local family members~ Great Grandson of Don and Jan Davis Grandson of Mike and Shannon Crewse Nephew of Steve and Charlene Primmer

Sponsored by Rockford Lions Club

Team Tristan...

Luke Jaxon & Tanner RoweLuke Jaxon & Tanner Rowe Live Auction at 7pm and Band at

9pm

Help Raise money for Tristan, a 3 year old boy with Leukemia

MARCH 3, 2012 AT THE BLACK DIAMOND

9614 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Val-ley, WA 99206

$5.00 Cover Charge All Proceeds go to the family to help

with medical bills

Wednesday, the following students competed at the Region 10 FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) STAR Events (Students Taking Action With Recognition): Brette Schmidlkofer, junior: Brette competed in an event called Fashion Design. She developed a clothing line called IZZY by Design. She created a portfolio that showed her label for her designs, her intended market, sketches for 6 de-signs for her clothing line, decide how she would sell her designs, discuss her career options. She also created 1 piece of her clothing line. She was judged on her portfolio, presentation using her portfolio and her designed and created gar-ment. She also received a GOLD rating which means she is going on to Wenatchee for the State STAR Event Competi-tion and Leadership Conference. Lexi Saeger, freshman: Lexi competed in an event called Recycle Redesign. She called her event “From Recycle to Upcycle”. She designed and made a complete outfit out of feed bags (dog food for skirt and cat food for top). She then accessorized with pop tab jewelry. She created a tri-fold board that showcased a planning process, sketches of her design, cost sheet, etc. She was judged on her portfolio, sewn outfit and her presentation. She received a GOLD rating which means she is going on to Wenatchee for the State STAR Event Competition and Leadership Conference. Beth Primmer, sophomore: Beth competed in job interview. She created a portfolio with a cover letter, resume’, let-ters of recommendation, career related education, educational enhancement opportunities, special skills, etc. Beth’s event began with time to fill out an application, an interview where she showcased her portfolio and then an exit section where she created a thank you letter. Beth scored a SILVER rating. FCCLA relies on students to not only compete but evaluate. Each event is evaluated by 3 evaluators (2 students and 1 adult). We also utilize the students at facilitators where they either time or are the clerk for their event. A big thank you goes out to Anna Jackson (9

th), Tori Keizer (10

th), Hanna Watkins (10

th) and Lindsey Nordby (12

th) for their help in

making the 2012 FCCLA Region 10 STAR Events a huge success!

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2012 Graduation Year~4.0 ANDREWS, MELISSA

LARA, JOSIAH

PETERSON, HALEY

PINTAR, KATHRYN

3.6 And above PAUKERT, EMILY

VANDER LINDEN, MITCHELL

MAINE, ALYSSA

BURTON, TORI

JANSEN, MAYA

SMETANA, AVERY

ANDERSON, LEAIRA

COSSEY, DANIELLE

SMITH BARTLETT, AUSTIN

BURGAN, KURT

UNFRED, CODY

FRANZ, TAYLAR

SCHWEIGER, JOSEPH

WOODARD, MERCEDES

WEATHERS, HANNA L.

2013 Graduation Year~4.0 Students BRUNEAU, CHEYANNA

CARASCO, BENJAM

DRESBACK, CHRISTIAN

GILLINGHAM, SPENCER

3.5 And above~ AVEY, SAMANTHA

KOSANKE, ELIZABETH

PHINNEY, CASEY

DEHAAS, LINDSAY

GADY, KAILYN

HANSON, MINDY

MILLER, KELLEN

TALBOTT, KRISTIN

OLSON, ANDIE

HJALTALIN, ERIC

PERRY, CARISA

WILLARD, DANIEL

ANDERSEN, JESSICA

WARNECKE, JORDAN

DERUYTER, MORGAN

MCCLURE, HAILIE

SMITH, WYATT E

SORENSEN, ALISHA

2014 Graduation Year-4.0 Students AYERS, COLIN

FAULKNER, ROBIN

MCGARITY, SIERRA

NABER, WHITNEY

PRIMMER, BETH

RUDY, GRACE

SINDEN, BRETT

UNDERHILL, PETER

VOLD, KATIE

WILLIAMS, BROOKE

2014 3.5 And above~ CARPENTER, AUSTIN

FUCHS, KIRSTEN

FORSNES, MARK

PREBLE, JOSEPH

YACKEL, MACKENZIE

CARASCO, LUKAS

GENTEMAN, KIAN

UNFRED, BRADY

BEAULAURIER, JOHN

CORY, BEN

HARTER, CHRISTA

CAHILL, COURTNEY

MCCLURE, ROBERT

RUBRIGHT, CONNER

WESTBERG, NICOLE

STROTHMAN, SAMANTHA

VANVOORHIS, KATRINA

CLAEYS, MACKENZIE

2015 Graduation Year~4.0 Students ALLER, BRAYDEN

MCVAY, CONNOR

PRATT, JAMI

RUSH, SHENOA

WILLIAMS, BETHANY

WRIGHT, KYLA

3.5 And above~ LONGHURST, MORIAH

GOLDBACH, MARKUS

PED, MATEA

SCHULTZ, JOSEPHINE

ARNZEN, GRADY

CHRISTIANSEN, CASEY

MITCHELL, BENJAMIN

UNDERWOOD, RACHEL

MACKLEIT, MASON

PHIPPS, JACOB

SMITH, COLBI

SCHMIDLKOFER, JESSE

WILLIAMSON, HANNAH

ATWOOD, MIRANDA

WARNECKE, SPENCER

MITCHELL, ANDREW

LYNN, ASRIEL

DOLOUGHAN, ALYSSA

LEE, ANNA

WAITE, ERYNN

CAHILL, MICHAEL

EGGERS, STEPHEN

GROVES, MADISON

MCGARITY, MORGAN

PINTAR, ABIGAIL

Congratulations to our 1Congratulations to our 1stst

Semester Honor Roll Students! Semester Honor Roll Students!

Super job guys and gals!Super job guys and gals!

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Freeman School District Replacement Replacement

LevyLevy

(Formerly known as Maintenance & Operations Levy)

Not a new tax! Replaces expiring levy.

Represents 17% of district budget. Helps maintain the current educational pro-grams and activities, including: * Teachers and instructional assistants

* Textbooks and classroom supplies * Technology for classroom instruction and support

* Counselors and classroom assistants * Pre-school and special education

* Extracurricular activities such as music, athletics, student academic clubs and student service clubs

* Bus transportation

No net increase from what district residents are currently assessed

For more information,

* Visit www.freemansd.org * Call Superintendent Randy Russell at 291-3695

Educational Programs Educational Programs

& Operation& Operation

Please Vote by February 14, 2012 Please Vote by February 14, 2012

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S U M M E R E D U C A T I O N

CAM PS

University of Washington Mathematics Academy for JUNIORS

wanting to learn more about the career opportunities available

to engineers through lab tours, research projects, site visits.

July 8th—August 3, 2012 at the College of Engineering. Appli-

cation Deadline 3/15/2012.

http://www.engr.washington.edu/alumcomm/mathacademy.html

WSU Health Occupations Preparatory Experience (HOPE) for current

JUNIORS & SENIORS 30 students are placed in internships at health care

facilities within your local community. The internship lasts 4-6 weeks and is

about 4 hours per day. Students are paid a minimum $173./week stipend.

Application Deadline: 3/9/2012 Website:

http://extension.wsu.edu/ahec/Pages/HopeFAQ.aspx

Cascade Climate Challenge is for FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES & JUN-

IORS. For 20 days students study climate change first-hand while camping,

canoeing and backpacking in the North Cascades. Two sessions open. June

28—July 17th or July 26—August 14th. Tuition Free. Apply in groups

from two to five members. www.ncascades.org/signup/youth/ccc Sample

application in Career Center. Application due: 3/30/2012.

UW Nurse Camp 2012 for SOPHOMORES OR JUNIORS interested in

learning about nursing and how to get in to nursing school. FREE week long

camp is geared toward increasing access and opportunities in nursing to mi-

nority and low income students. From June 25 –29th. This is a day camp;

transportation & overnight accommodations are not provided. Deadline is

4/16/2012. Applications in Career Center or at: http://

nursing..uw.edu/nurse-camp.

WSU Honors College Summer of Excellence Camp is June 24-30, 2012.

This camp is for students that have completed junior year & are interested

in learning about the various academic disciplines at WSU. A short, one-

page application is available in the Career Center. Cost is $500. Application

deadline is 5/1/2012.

Check out these

Summer Camps, and

Learning Experiences

This is a great way

to explore a career,

learn about campus

life, and learn about

Flyers & application

packets available in

the Career Center

Counseling Corner