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Onalaska High School Student Services FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES A Newsletter from Onalaska High School May 2017 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Important Dates Band Senior Farwell .....................May 17 Spring Sports Awards ...................May 17 Senior Night .................................May 18 Last Day for Seniors .....................May 19 Choral Broadway Musical ............May 19 Senior Scholarships ......................May 24 Graduation ....................................May 27 In This Issue Prom Court ............................................. 1 Senior Important Dates ..................... 2 – 3 Important Dates ...................................... 4 Math Help Hours .................................... 4 Need Homework? ................................... 5 School District Blog ............................... 5 Changes in Student Information ............. 5 Summer School ...................................... 6 All District Art Show .............................. 6 Onalaska Food Pantry ............................. 7 Coping with Test Anxiety ....................... 7 Final Exam Schedule .............................. 8 Student of the Month .............................. 9 Freddy Extra Effort Award ................... 10 Catherine Berg Summer Musical .......... 11 Medication Disposal Options ................ 11 Class of 2018 Senior Pictures ............... 11 Class of 2018 Baby Ad Form................ 12 World Language Department ................ 13 Parents Who Host Lose the Most .......... 14 Summer Meal Program ......................... 15 OHS Receives Technology Grant ......... 16 Back Row: Noah Skifton, Sam Lakmann, Aditya Ailiani, Michael Davy, CenturyLink Grant ................................ 16 Carter Melby and Collin Roes NHD students advance to Nationals ..... 17 Forensic State Qualifiers ....................... 17 Front Row: Elisa Dabrowski, Becca Enos, Annie Skogen, Emma Harlan, National Merit Scholars ........................ 18 Fighting Local Hunger .......................... 18 Jada Miller and Katie Chafoulias Community Drug Forum ...................... 19 Screenagers ........................................... 20 Student Services Update ................ 21– 33 ACT Dates ............................................ 21 Congratulations Upward Bound Program ....................... 22 Senior Information .......................... 23–24 to the King and UW Journey .......................................... 25 ACT Prep Course Options .................... 25 Junior Retake of the ACT ..................... 26 Queen, Tips for re-taking the ACT ................... 27 Community Service Opportunity .......... 27 Junior Campus Visits ............................ 28 Aditya Ailiani College Bound Student Athletes ........... 28 WTC Partnering for Success ................. 28 Opportunities ................................ 29 – 33 and Off to College Advice ........................... 32 Calendar of Events................................ 34 Emma Harlan May Lunch Menu ................................. 35 FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES 2 FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES Spring Athletic Awards Ceremony ........................................................ Wednesday, May 17 --- 6:30 PM, PAC Senior Night ............................................................................................................................ Thursday, May 18 Senior Assembly ............................................................. Friday, May 19 --- 9:00 –9:45 AM in the Field House Parents are invited to attend this assembly Seniors’ last day of classes ............................................................................................................ May 19, 2017 Senior Scholarship Awards .................................................................... Wednesday, May 24 --- 7:00 PM, PAC Graduation practice ...... Wednesday, May 24 and Thursday, May 25 --- 9:00 AM --- Chuck Deeth Fieldhouse Graduation practice is required of all graduating seniors Class of 2017 Graduation...................................... 1:00 PM, Chuck Deeth Fieldhouse, Saturday, May 27, 2017 Seniors in hallway by 12:30 PM to line up Graduation Information 1. The Onalaska High School graduation, through the cooperative effort of students, parents, and staff will continue to be a traditional and formal ceremony of which we can all be proud. 2. This is a “formal” occasion and we ask that students dress appropriately and have their gowns as wrinkle free as possible. Tennis shoes and casual sandals are not deemed appropriate. 3. There will be areas set aside for parents who wish to videotape or take pictures. 4. There will be a photographer on stage that will take pictures of all graduates as they receive their diplomas. The proofs will be sent to your home and you will have the option of purchasing them if you wish. 5. Parking will be at a premium so you may wish to arrive early. Doors will be open at 12:00 PM and tickets will NOT be needed. 6. Graduates will receive their diploma covers during the ceremony and should pick up their actual diplomas in the commons immediately following the ceremony. Students may not participate in the ceremony if they have outstanding fines. 7. There will be special seating for senior citizens and handicapped people on the main floor. Please contact Bridgett Hubbard for necessary arrangements. Senior Night There will be a Senior Night get together on Thursday, May 18 from 8:00 - 10:00 PM in the OHS Commons. An evening of fun has been planned for the class of 2017. If you leave, you cannot return. Yearbooks will be handed out from 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. Dear Parents: Senior Skip Day is not supported or condoned by Onalaska High School. We DO allow our seniors to finish classes three weeks earlier than everyone else. With this in mind, we ask for your continued support of the educational process while allowing your students to experience natural consequences for their choices. Thank you! Jared Schaffner, Anna Curtis and Charlie Ihle FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES 3 FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES Senior Activities- Thursday, May 18 Senior Night Activities 8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. Onalaska High School Commons and Field house Yearbooks will be handed out from 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. This is a fun night where seniors have one last social event all together. If a senior chooses to leave, they will not be allowed back into Senior Night. Friday, May 19 Senior Assembly 9:00-9:45 a.m. Fieldhouse Recognition for the following students will take place: Senior Department Awards, recognition of those entering the military and the traditional passing of the flag. Parents are invited to attend this assembly. Bleacher seating will be available. Friday, May 19 Senior Walk 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 24 Senior Scholarship Night 7:00 Performing Art Center Seniors will be recognized for scholarship awards. Seniors who will be recognized at this event will receive an invitation. Wednesday, May 24 Mandatory Graduation Practice 9:00 a.m. in Field House Thursday, May 25 Mandatory Graduation Practice 9:00 a.m. in Field House Senior Scholarship Night Students earning scholarships will be notified of the recognition. Please understand that everyone is invited to attend this event. However, we will be sending invitations to the students who will be recognized at the event. It is important to understand that we cannot control community organizations that contact us with scholarship information. Your son/daughter could be notified anytime up until May 24 that he or she will be recognized. Students who have earned scholarships will be asked to sit on stage in the Performing Arts Center. Please dress appropriately for this recognition event. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Bridgett Hubbard, Scholarship Coordinator and Senior Class Advisor, [email protected] or 608-783-4561 NO BALLOONS AT GRADUATION! Due to latex allergies, OHS is not allowed to accept or have latex balloons in school. The exposure to the balloons could cause serious or potentially life-threatening allergic reactions. Please refrain from bringing balloons to the graduation for this reason. Anyone bringing balloons will be asked to return them to their car. You are more than welcome to give them to the graduate after the program, outside. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. FREDDY’S FOOTNOTES 4 Important Dates All District Art Show ........................................... Saturday May 13 --- OMS Gymnasium – 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Band Senior Farewell Concert ................................................................................... Monday, May 17 --- 7:30 PM Spring Sports Awards ........................................................................ Wednesday, May 17 --- 6:30 PM in the PAC Senior Night ................................................................................................................................. Thursday, May 18 Senior Assembly ............................................................................ Friday, May 19 --- 9:00 AM in the Field House Last Day of School for Seniors ......................................................................................................... Friday, May 19 Senior Walk .................................................................................................................. Friday, May 19 --- 2:30 PM Choral Broadway Musical Concert ........................ Friday, May 19 and Saturday, May 20 --- 7:30 PM in the PAC Senior Scholarship Awards .......................................................................................................Wednesday,
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