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Shaker Heights High School PTO Newsletter September 4, 2015 Shaker Heights High School PTO Newsletter September 4, 2015 In this Issue Upcoming Events SHHS PTO News *ACT Saturday, Sept. 12 @ 8am Guidance Department News MON TUES WED THUR FRI 9/7 9/8 9/9 9/10 9/11 SHHS Atheltics News Labor Day Board of Ed Assembly School District News NO SCHOOL Meeting @ 6 Schedule Community News pm Subscription Info Financial Aid Meeting @ 6 pm Quick Links Open House / Curriculum Shaker School District Night @ 7 pm Online Calendar Sports Calendar MON TUES WED THUR FRI Shaker Heights High 9/14 9/15 9/16 9/17 9/18 School Rosh Gr. 12 Theatre Picture Staff Directory Hashanah Parents Support Day NO Naviance Meeting SHHS PTO SCHOOL Meeting @7 pm Morning Announcements (@ 6:30 The Shakerite pm) & College Progress Book Planning PayForIt Meeting Shaker Band Boosters (@7 pm) Shaker Sports Boosters ChOrD Shaker Theatre Support SHHS School & PTO News Parent Open House/Curriculum Night Get the year off to a good start by attending the fall Open House/Curriculum Night at the High School on Thursday, September 10, at 7 pm. Please join us to meet your child's teachers and hear what they have planned for this year. You will receive an agenda for the evening and a copy of your student's schedule in the mail prior to the Open House. Attention Parents of 10th Graders! Info About IB Personal Project Shaker Heights High School, along with Shaker Middle School and Woodbury, are now officially International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) schools! As this is our first year as a fully-authorized MYP district, all 10th graders are now expected to complete an independent inquiry into a topic of their choice. The topic should be meaningful and challenging to the student while not taking over their already busy lives. A few examples from Shaker's previous pilot program include: 1) creating a YouTube series, 2) shadowing a doctor, 3) performing in a play, 4) building a computer, 5) writing a short-story, 6) organizing a fundraiser, and 7) starting a new club. The range of topics has been inspiring, a trend that Shaker will undoubtedly continue. The Personal Project is an individualized experience completed in the 10th grade year. It consists of three main components: a product/experience, a process journal, and a written or oral explanation of the project.Students have the opportunity to choose their topic and enjoy learning about it, much like Exhibition in the 4th grade year and Senior Project in the 12th. For the Personal Project, every student is paired with a faculty member who coaches them through the completion of their inquiry. To provide you with a more specific timeline and additional details regarding the Personal Project, we invite you to the Large Auditorium on Thursday, September 10, at 6:15 pm just prior to Open House. Students who previously completed projects will be available for questions as well (some pictured below). We look forward to working with your student on this exciting adventure! More information can be found here: Brochure and YouTube Video Overview. Or contact John Moore by email or 295-6322. Order Your Yearbook Now! Yearbooks are now available to be purchased for $50 until October 25. After that date the price increases! They can be purchased at the high school in the main office, or by clicking here. Shaker Heights High School Band Spain Tour Fall Meeting: We currently have over 450 travelers with nearly 300 student performers and over 150 Shadow Tour participants! There is currently no waiting list for Spain registrations. If you are still interested in the Spain Tour, there are limited spots available and we would encourage you to register as soon as possible. There will be a mandatory meeting for all Spain travelers and parents on Monday, September 21 at 7:00 pm in the High School Large Auditorium. At this important meeting, you will receive an updated itinerary, calendar of events and other vital tour information. At the conclusion of the general meeting, all Shadow Tour participants will be invited to a separate meeting in the Small Auditorium, conducted by Mr. Jeff Goldsmith, to discuss the Shadow Tour itinerary, procedures, and hotel rooms. The band directors are looking forward to a highly successful year working with our amazing group of students. We look forward to seeing you at the Spain Tour meeting on Monday, September 21 at 7:00 pm. If you have any questions regarding the Spain Tour contact Mr. Dan Crain or call the High School Band Office at 295-4233. Shaker Marching Band in the News Northeast Ohio Media Group reporter, Maura Zurick, spent some time at Marching Band camp a few weeks ago. You can read her article, Shaker Heights, The Biggest Darn Band in the Land: March On, by clicking here. Her article includes videos and interviews with students. Get Shaker Bands news: FeedBlitz signup Shaker Bands website Did You Know? There are sauerkraut and salsa gardens at the High School. The German Club is growing two types of cabbage in the Learning Garden. The students intend to make sauerkraut and then learn to can it. Mano En Mano has a salsa garden with tomatoes, onions, peppers, and cilantro. The students are going to make salsa and also learn to can. Reminder from the Math Department Students are required to have a graphing calculator for math class. Graphing calculators have become common place in the mathematics classroom and are permitted on the State of Ohio end-of-course exams, the ACT, PSAT, and SAT. Students who are not familiar with the workings of a graphing calculator may be at a disadvantage on these assessments. In most courses, the desired calculator is a Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus or a TI-84 Plus CE model. Prices vary from store to store so you may want to do some comparison shopping. The TI-84 Plus CE is the newest model in the line-up. It has more available memory, a higher screen resolution, and color graphics. Students in AB or BC calculus should purchase a TI-89 calculator (most students probably already have one). Students who are in the free or reduced lunch program should see Mrs. Steenbergh in the main office for a permission slip to checkout a calculator from the school library. Please direct your questions to Gene Tournoux, Math Department Head by email or by calling 295-4249. Peru Immersion Trip Spring Break 2016 Interested? Come to a parent/student informational meeting on Thursday September 10 at 6 pm (Open House night) in Rm. 161 or click here for more information (PowerPoint from parent meeting and tentative itinerary) and to complete the application. We are looking for a small group of committed students to take a trip of a lifetime. Please email Ms. Ersek if you have any questions. Shop Heinen's and Support SHHS PTO Heinen's ABC program is now "Teaming Up for Education." When you shop at Heinen's, you can help Shaker Schools through their school donation program. Up to 1% of your qualified purchases during the school year can be donated to the High School or the school of your choice. You are required to RESELECT a school every year. To select the High School from your Tasteful Rewards profile page, log into your account by clicking here with your registered email address and password. Click on "My profile" at the top of the page. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, select Shaker Heights High School and save the changes. You can also register by going to the service counter at any Heinen's Supermarket. It's a great, easy way to raise money for the High School PTO, which uses the money for grants and outreach activities to enrich students' learning experiences. If you have any questions, contact Julia Meyer. Stop Hunger Now The SHHS Youth Ending Hunger (YEH) Club and Girl Scout Troop 70101 invite you to help us with a food packing event to feed hungry kids! We need about 50-70 volunteers and $2900.00 to pay for it. Can you help donate your time or money to feed hungry children across the world? Learn more about what a food packing event is at Stop Hunger Now's website. Saturday, September 19 from 10 am-noon Shaker Heights High School lower cafeteria HOW YOU CAN HELP: Donate money to help fund the event. Each meal only costs $0.29. Volunteer to help pack meals. Children 5 or over are welcome with an adult. Donate or sign up to volunteer here. QUESTIONS? Contact: Clara Pelfrey (991-3850) Guidance Department News Preliminary SAT (PSAT) and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test On Wednesday, October 14 at 8:00 am, the PSAT/NMSQT will be given at Shaker Heights High School. The test is given only once a year. The results are used for qualifying for three programs: the National Merit Scholarship Program, the National Achievement Scholarship for Black Students and the National Hispanic Scholar Program. The student PSAT Bulletin, given to each student at the time of registration, contains information about the test, including sample questions, explanations, and a full-length sample test. REGISTRATION: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2015. FEE: $17.00 LATE REGISTRATION: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 THROUGH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2015. LATE FEE: $21.00 Click here for more information. College Rep Visits Seniors and Juniors can meet with an admissions staff from a wide variety of colleges and universities. Students should use Naviance to sign-up for these visits. College rep visits are designed for students only.
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