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From the Principal's Desk 500 Tomcat Lane, Aurora, Illinois 60505 Phone 630-299-8000 / FAX 630-299-8004 From the Principal’s Desk... Dear Tomcat Families, Summer is here! It is hard to believe that the 2017-18 school year is now in the rearview mirror. However, like a mirror we are reflecting upon the school year that was, and continue to seek way to improve when we kick off the new school year in August. Once again this summer, East Aurora High School will see a lot of action. We will be hosting 2 sessions of summer school that will end on July 25th. There June 11-29 are also several athletic summer camps offered to our students as well as the Summer School 21st Century program. Whether you are involved in a summer opportunity or Session 1 not at EAHS, I recommend that all of our Tomcats make sure that they are July 2-25 keeping up with their academic skills. A great way to do this is through the Summer School College Board account that every student set up this year and working with Session 2 Khan Academy to hone in on both reading and math skills. It is as simple as going to the College Board website to get started. July 27 Summer School Construction will also continue this summer as we work to update some of our Graduation Science labs. If you need to come to the school for any reason please use Door 1. Due to the construction activity, all summer school classes will be held Coming in on the new end of the building. August… While I know students are enjoying their time off school, it is important that August 7 they are aware that the first day of school will be August 16th. We are looking Freshman th to have all of our back to school activities beginning the week of August 6 . Orientation for Freshman Orientation is August 7 from 9AM-12PM and Schedule Pick-Up for Grade 9 grades 10-12 will be Wednesday, August 8 from 12PM-7PM and Thursday, August 8 and 9 August 9 from 8AM–3PM. Schedule Pick-Up I hope everyone is enjoying their time this summer and getting a chance to for Grades 10, 11, relax and get rejuvenated before the new school year. I know August 16th will be and 12 here before we know it. Enjoy! August 16 Sincerely, Classes Begin Mrs. Marina Kosak Principal East Aurora High School Del escritorio del director... Estimadas familias Tomcat: ¡El verano ha llegado! Es difícil creer que el año escolar 2017-2018 ya es parte del pasado. Sin embargo, reflexionamos sobre el previo año escolar y continuamos buscando maneras para mejorar cuando comencemos el nuevo año escolar en agosto. Una vez más este verano la Escuela Secundaria del Este de Aurora tendrá mucha acción. Auspiciaremos 2 sesiones de escuela de verano que finalizará el 25 de julio. También habrá varios campamentos de verano ofrecidos a nuestros 11-29 de junio estudiantes como también el programa 21st Century. Si participas o no en una oportunidad de verano en la Escuela Secundaria del Este de Aurora, les Escuela de verano recomiendo a todos nuestros Tomcat que continúen practicando sus habilidades sesión 1 académicas. Una estupenda manera para lograrlo es mediante su cuenta en 2-25 de julio College Board que cada estudiante preparó este año y trabajando con la Escuela de verano Academia Khan para perfeccionar las habilidades de lectura y matemáticas. Para sesión 2 empezar, es tan simple como visitar el sitio web de College Board. 27 de julio La construcción también continuará este verano mientras trabajamos para Ceremonia de actualizar algunos de nuestros laboratorios de ciencia. Si necesitas venir a la graduación de la escuela por alguna razón por favor usa la puerta 1. Debido a las actividades de escuela de verano construcción todas las clases de verano se llevarán a cabo en la parte nueva del edificio. Próximamente en agosto… Aunque sé que los estudiantes disfrutan sus vacaciones, es importante que les 7 de agosto informemos que el primer día de clases será el 16 de agosto. Esperamos tener Orientación para preparadas todas nuestras actividades escolares la semana del 6 de agosto. Freshman para Orientación para Freshman será el martes 7 de agosto desde 9AM-12PM y para recoger el horario para grados 10-12 será miércoles 8 de agosto desde 12PM- grado 9 7PM y jueves 9 de agosto desde 8AM-3PM. 8 y 9 de agosto Espero que todos disfruten su verano y tengan la oportunidad de relajarse y Fechas para rejuvenecerse antes del nuevo año escolar. Sé que el 16 de agosto llegará antes recoger el horario de que nos demos cuenta. ¡Disfruten! para grados 10, 11 y 12 Sinceramente, 16 de agosto Inicio de clases Sra. Marina Kosak Directora Escuela Secundaria del Este de Aurora 2 3 June 18th 18 de junio Board of Education Meeting Reunión de la Junta Educativa @7:00 PM at the SSC a las 7:00 PM en SSC July 3rd 3 de julio Tomcat Athletic Booster Meeting Reunión de deportes booster @6:30 PM in the Athletic Office Room 406 a las 6:30 PM en el salón 406 The Athletic Department would like to extend a "Thank You" to all those who came out and supported the Tomcats this past year. Your support means a lot to the student athletes and coaches. Please get ready for a succssful 2018-2019 school year by completing your yearly sports physical this summer. For up to date athletic schedules and results, please visit: www.athletics2000.com/eahs. Al departamento de atletismo le gustaría extender un “agradecimiento” para todos aquellos que asistieron y apoyaron a los estudiantes Tomcat el año pasado. Su apoyo significa mucho para los estudiantes atletas y entrenadores. Por favor, prepárate para un año escolar exitoso 2018-2019, al completar tu examen físico para deportes este verano. Para los horarios y resultados deportivos actuales, por favor visita www.athletics2000.com/eahs. 3 If you have NOT registered your children for the 2018-2019 school year, the online registration link on your Infinite Campus Parent Portal is still active. To register your child: 1. Make sure you are using your Parent Portal account! Remember both students and parents have Infinite Campus Portal accounts to monitor academic progress, but only parents using the Parent Portal will be able to access the online registration link. Note: Only parents are able to ask for their parent portal username and password. If you are a parent without his/her Parent Portal username and password and you are registering your child during the summer, please contact [email protected] or (630) 299-7302 for the information. 2. Once you access your Parent Portal, you can find the online registration link on the bottom left hand side of the portal. Upon clicking on the link, you will be able to register any child you are re- enrolling at District 131. ************************************************************************** Si aún NO ha inscrito a su hijo(a) para el año escolar 2018-2019, el enlace de inscripción en-línea en su portal para padres en Infinite Campus aún está activo. Para inscribir a su hijo(a): Asegúrese de usar su cuenta del portal para padres! Recuerde, tanto los estudiantes como los padres tienen cuentas en el portal de Infinite Campus para supervisar el progreso académico, pero solo los padres que usen el portal para padres podrán tener acceso al enlace de inscripción en-línea. Nota: Solo los padres pueden pedir el nombre de usuario y contraseña del portal para padres. Si usted es un padre/madre de familia sin nombre de usuario y contraseña del portal para padres e intenta inscribir a su hijo(a) durante el verano, por favor para más información comuníquese por correo electrónico a [email protected] o vía telefónica al número 630-299-7302. Una vez que tenga acceso a su portal para padres, puede encontrar el enlace de inscripción en línea en la parte inferior izquierda del portal. Al dar clic en el enlace, usted podrá inscribir a cualquier estudiante de reingreso al Distrito 131. 4 Tomcats in English and Fine Arts have spent the spring winding down the school year with some excellent learning opportunities that took place outside of the traditional classroom setting. In English, students at both the junior and senior levels were able to attend professional theater performances that relate to texts they have read in class. Juniors saw The Burn at the Steppenwolf Theater to go with their study of The Cricible, and senior AP students saw A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier. Senior Rhetoric students were also able to take a guided tour highlighting some of the city locations discussed in the book, The Devil in the White City. Freshmen students in Individual Reading visited the elementary classrooms at Gates to help deliver the gift of reading. In our Fine Arts department, students were able to leave East High for a number of performances in band, choir, and theater. The band was pleased to be able to perform at NIU and to play the Fox Valley Music festival once again. Theater students presented their classroom show to other district students and visited the Paramount to view and reflect upon a professional level performance. Students in all levels of ceramics were able to build pieces for a Raku firing that takes place annually in one of our courtyards. Raku is a process in which the students remove their pieces from the super- hot kiln and place them in containers with straw to produce smoke; this process creates interesting effects in the glazes.
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