E.G.H.S. Parent Newsletter 4 Quarter - March 2020 GRENADIER … · 2020-04-03 · These students...

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Covid-19, some event dates may change or not occur. Please check your parent emails.

Inside:Spring Activities Promo Night (English & Spanish .......................................................................................... Page 2-32020/2021 School Calendar .....................................................................................................................................Page 4Summer School Information ...................................................................................................................................Page 5Congratulations to Our Students ........................................................................................................................ Page 6-8Title 1 Parent Info (English & Spanish) ..................................................................................................................Page 9Important Dates for Class of 2024 (English & Spanish) ............................................................................... 0-11Off-Campus Lunch Policy ................................................................................................................................ Page 12-13Asbestos/Pesticide Information ....................................................................................................................... Page 14-152020 Census Information ................................................................................................................................. Page 16-18D214 Senior Scholarship Extension Information ...............................................................................................Page 19Summer Reading Program ............................................................................................................................... Page 20-21From the School Nurse ..................................................................................................................................... Page 22-29Mastery Lab Information/2020 Variety Show ............................................................................................... Page 30-31Student Services Events / Grading Calendar ................................................................................................. Page 32-33Important Parent Information .......................................................................................................................... Page34-35Kenneth Young Center (English & Spanish) ................................................................................................. Page 36-37PTC / Choir ........................................................................................................................................................ Page 38-39D214 Foundation Outing .......................................................................................................................................Page 40

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E.G.H.S. Parent Newsletter 4th Quarter - March 2020 http://eghs.d214.org

Elk Grove High School:847-718-4400 http://eghs.d214.org

Attendance (Need Student ID #) Last Name A-L: 847-718-4401 or 4402 Last Name M-Z: 847-718-4403 or 4404

Anonymous Tip Line: 847-718-4551Sports Information: 847-718-4420

EGHS Parent Newsletter 2 4th Quarter - March 2020

ATTENTIONALLINCOMING

EGHSFRESHMEN

YOU ARE INVITED TO…. Spring2020

ActivitiesPromoNight

Tuesday,March31st,20207:00pm–8:00pmE.G.H.SGymnasium

ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES….

• All incoming freshmen • new students • parents of freshmen & new students

to find out about Elk Grove…. • Activities • athletics • clubs • fine & performing arts

¨ Sponsors will be available for questions ¨ Athletic Summer Camp Information

will be available ¨ Email Robert Murphy, assistant principal for

athletics and activities, with any questions:

[email protected]


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9noGRADOENEGHS

ESTAN INVITADOS A…. LaNochedePromociónde

ActividadesExtracurriculares2020

Martes,31demarzo,20207:00pm–8:00pm

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ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL LES DA LA BIENVENIDA A…. • Todos los Futuros Estudiantes de 9no Grado • Nuevos Estudiantes y sus Familias • Padres de Estudiantes Nuevos y primer año

Para aprender sobre…. • Actividades Extracurriculares • Atletismo • Clubes • Bellas Artes y Artes Escénicas

¨ Patrocinadores estarán disponibles para cualquier pregunta

¨ Información sobre campamentos de atletismo en el verano estará disponible

¨ Contacta a Robert Murphy, asistente principal para atletismo y actividades, con cualquier pregunta:

[email protected]


2020-2021SCHOOLCALENDARTOWNSHIPHIGHSCHOOLDISTRICT214

Institute Day Monday, August 10, 2020 Students Not in Attendance In-Service Day Tuesday, August 11, 2020 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 1st Quarter Wednesday, August 12, 2020 Labor Day Monday, September 7, 2020 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Monday, September 28, 2020 All Buildings Closed End of 1st Quarter Friday, October 9, 2020 No Early Dismissal

Institute Day Monday, October 12, 2020 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 2nd Quarter Tuesday, October 13, 2020 Parent Teacher Conferences, Evening Thursday, October 29, 2020 Non-Attendance Day Wednesday, November 25, 2020 All Buildings Closed Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 26, 2020 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Friday, November 27, 2020 All Buildings Closed 1st Semester Final Exams December 16, 17, 18, 2020 End of 2nd Quarter/1st Semester Friday, December 18, 2020 Students Dismissed After Final Exams Winter Break Begins at Close of Classes Friday, December 18, 2020

In-Service Day Monday, January 4, 2021 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 3rd Quarter Tuesday, January 5, 2021 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 18, 2021 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Friday, February 12, 2021 Students, Teachers and 10- month Staff not in attendance Presidents’ Day, Non-Attendance Day Monday, February 15, 2021 All Buildings Closed Institute Day Friday, February 26, 2021 Students Not in Attendance End of 3rd Quarter Friday, March 12, 2021 No Early Dismissal

First Day of Classes – 4th Quarter Monday, March 15, 2021 Spring Break Begins at Close of Classes Friday, March 19, 2021 Students Dismissed Early Classes Resume After Spring Break Monday, March 29, 2021 Non-Attendance Day Friday, April 2, 2021 Students Not in Attendance Commencement Exercises Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Memorial Day, Non-Attendance Day Monday, May 25, 2021 All Buildings Closed 2nd Semester Final Exams May 25, 26, 27, 2021 End of 4th Quarter/2nd Semester Thursday, May 27, 2021 Students Dismissed After (Last Day of Classes) Final Exams Memorial Day Monday, May 31, 2021 All Buildings Closed

BOE Approved: 10/18/18 BOE Approved Revisions: 2/20/20


TOWNSHIPHIGHSCHOOLDISTRICT214SUMMERPROGRAMS2018

ONLINERegistrationBegins:FRIDAY,MARCH6,2020at8:00am

ACADEMICSUMMERSCHOOLSCHEDULEClassesmeetfrom7:30a.m.to12:30p.m.

FirstSemester:June8toJune25,2020 SecondSemester:June29toJuly16,2020 Week1:Monday,June10toThursday,June13 Week1:Monday,June29toThursday,July2 Week2:Monday,June15toThursday,June18 Week2:Monday,July6toThursday,July9 Week3:Monday,June22toThursday,June25 Week3:Monday,July13toThursday,July16

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DRIVER’SEDUCATION(RegistrationbeginsFriday,April3,2020)24-DaySemester(sixweeks)atRollingMeadowsHighSchool

Sessionsmeet2.5hoursperdayaccordingtothefollowingcalendar.Times:7:30-10:00am-OR-10:00am-12:30pm

Week1:Monday,June8toThursday,June11 Week4:Monday,June29toThursday,July2 Week2:Monday,June15toThursday,June18 Week5:Monday,July6toThursday,July9 Week3:Monday,June22toThursday,June25 Week6:Monday,July13toThursday,July16

EveningClass(6weeks)--One24-daySemesteratRollingMeadowsHighSchoolTime:3:30to6:00pm-OR-6:00to8:30pm

**Notransportationisprovidedtostudentswhoregisterforeveningdriver’seducationclasses**

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SUNDOWNACADEMYOne24-daysemesteratRollingMeadowsHighSchool/Classmeets6:00p.m.to8:30p.m.

Week1:Monday,June8toThursday,June11 Week4:Monday,June29toThursday,July2 Week2:Monday,June15toThursday,June18 Week5:Monday,July6toThursday,July9 Week3:Monday,June22toThursday,June25 Week6:Monday,July13toThursday,July16

**NotransportationisprovidedtostudentswhoregisterforclassesatSundownAcademy**

HostLocations

• RollingMeadowsHighSchoolwillhostallcorecourseoptionsandDriverEducationforBuffaloGrove,ElkGrove,JohnHersey,Prospect,RollingMeadows,andWheelingHighSchoolstudents.

• ForestViewEducationalCenterwillhostallspecialprogramsforBuffaloGrove,ElkGrove,JohnHersey,Prospect,RollingMeadowsandWheelingHighSchoolstudents.

• SpecialprogramsheldatForestViewEducationalCenterwillinclude:TransitionEnglishasaSecondLanguage,ELLCareerAcademy,SummerInternshipProgram,Newcomer,ExtendedSchoolYear,andSkillsTraining.

• AfternoonDriver’sEducationclassesandSundownAcademyeveningclasseswillbeheldatRollingMeadowsHighSchool.

ImportantReminders

Ø On-lineregistrationbeginsMarch6that8a.m.

Ø Driver’sEdregistrationbeginsApril3rd.ThereisnoonlineregistrationforDriver’sEducation.Student’smustregisterattheirhomeschool.

Ø Computerswillbeavailableatyourstudent’shomeschoolforregistrationpurposes.

Ø Coursesitesmaybeadjustedbaseduponstudentenrollment.Familieswillbenotifiedifsuchchangesaremade.

Ø NotransportationisprovidedtothestudentsattendingSundownAcademyoreveningDriver’sEducationatRollingMeadowsHighSchool.


CONGRATULATIONS

STUDENTS OF 3RD QUARTER


MORE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS! ArtStudents(Submittedby:JenniferAguilar-Iannotti&CindyPacyk)

The best student artists from approximately 100+ Illinois high schools willshowcasetheirartandvie formorethan$88,000,000incollegescholarshipsofferedatthe8thAnnualIllinoisHighSchoolArtExhibition(IHSAE).

AbbyFranke,MarieJernigan,PaulinaKusion,AngelineMenaandJoannaWiaterfromElkGroveHighSchoolhavereceivedover$852,000.00inscholarshipoffers.

AbbyFranke,MarieJernigan,AngelineMenaandPaulinaKusionwillhavetheirartworkdisplayedattheSeniorShow

KasiaDerkus,CamilleDolce,BennyGalicia,AbigailMaciaszek,andIsabellaSantiagowillhavetheirartworkdisplayedattheGeneralShowaspartoftheIllinoisHighSchoolArtExhibition.

TheseartshowsrunfromMonday,March2ndthroughSaturday,April4thattheBridgeportArtCenterinChicago’sBridgeportneighborhood.Congratulationstothesetalentedartists!!

EG Caffeine’s Coffee Cart is

Open for Business!!

Thank you Logan Hammang, for constructing our

beautiful, new Coffee Cart! EG ’s It!!


National Technical Honor Society recognizes outstanding studentachievementincareerandtechnicaleducation.ElkGroveHighSchoolisnowoneofover2,000schoolandcollegesthroughouttheU.S.tosponsora local chapter. This organization, affiliated with Clemson University,encourageshigherscholasticachievement,cultivatesadesireforpersonalexcellence, and helps top students find success in today’s globallycompetitiveworkplace.

ThemissionofNTHS,sinceit’sestablishmentin1986,istohonorstudentachievementandleadershipinCareerandTechnicalEducation,promoteacademicexcellence,andenhancecareeropportunities for itsmembers.The Career and Technical Education Divisions of District 214’s sixcomprehensive high schools join over 2,500 schools and collegesthroughouttheUnitedStatestohostchapters.

Twenty-threeElkGroveHighSchoolseniorshavejoinedstudentsfromthe

other fiveDistrict214schools foran inductionceremonyatBuffaloGroveHighSchoolonFebruary18,2020.ThesestudentshavereceivedanNTHSMembershipCertificate,anhonorarywhitegraduationtassel,andthreeletters of recommendation that can be used for school admissions, potential employers and scholarshipapplications.Listingthisnationallyrecognizedorganizationwouldenhanceanysenior’spersonalresumé.

CongratulationstothefollowingstudentsfortheiracademicexcellenceinCTE

BasharAl-Ajjo TechnologyEducation MaximinoMartinez BusinessEducationJoshuaCastic BusinessEducation GinoMartorana FamilyConsumerScienceChristoperGeorge BusinessEducation DanielPalabrica FamilyConsumerScienceBryceHennig TechnologyEducation KunalPatel BusinessEducationJakubHojsan BusinessEducation MiguelReyes TechnologyEducationAdamHussein FamilyConsumerScience KaelynRittle TechnologyEducationKonradKot TechnologyEducation EmilianoRivera TechnologyEducationSandraKowalik BusinessEducation RachelSacdalan BusinessEducationJohnKucharewicz BusinessEducation KealiiSanchez FamilyConsumerScienceKarissaKwiatkowski FamilyConsumerScience AntonioSandoval TechnologyEducationAndyLucero TechnologyEducation ZacharySchwartz TechnologyEducation ThomasYouhn TechnologyEducation


TITLEI-PARENTUPDATE

District214receivesabout$1.5millioneachyearfromtheTitle I federal grant,whosegoal is tohelpat-riskstudentsreachhighacademicstandards.AtElkGroveHigh School, these funds support programs likesupplementarytutoring,fieldtripstocollegecampuses,AP testing fees, and familyoutreachactivities.ParentinvolvementisanimportantpartofTitleIprogramming!YoucanlearnmoreaboutTitleI fromtheparent involvementpolicy thatwillbeavailable inyourchild’s2020-2021registration packet, and you are also invited to the Title I meeting to be held inconjunctionwiththeFall2020OpenHouse.

TITLEI(Titulo1)-NOTICIASPARAPADRES

ElDistritoEscolar214recibeacercade$1.5millonescadaañodelasubvenciónfederalTítulo I, cuya meta es ayudar a estudiantes en riesgo a alcanzar altos estándaresacadémicos.EnElkGroveHighSchool,estosfondosapoyanprogramascomolatutoríasuplementaria,excursionesarecintosuniversitarios,cuotasdelexamenAP,yreunionesde enlace familiar. ¡La involucración de padres es una parte importante de laprogramacióndelTítuloI!UstedpuedeaprendermássobreelTítuloIleyendolapolíticadeparticipacióndepadresqueestarádisponibleenelpaquetedeinscripcióndesuhijoparaelaño2020-2021.TambiénestáinvitadoalareuniónTítuloIquesellevaráacaboenconjuntoconlasesióndepuertasabiertas(OpenHouse)enotoño2020.


Dear Parents of the Class of 2024: Hello Future Grenadiers! We wanted to remind you of upcoming events that lead up to the start of school: March 31st- Activities Fair in the Gym 7:00pm to 8:00pm

May 2nd-Fee Waiver Day in the Cafeteria 8:00am to 2:00pm Specific fee waiver information will be sent home. Please bring 2019 tax information May 29th-Last day to turn in physicals and immunizations Please contact Nurse Laura Yamate with questions 847-718-4473 May-June Residency verification completed by outside agency (Parents will be informed if they need to bring in proof of residency) June 8th through July 15th-On line Registration/Fee Payments Parents register and pay via online via our website: eghs.d214.org July 15th-Students dropped for enrollment for non residency or non registration You will have to re-enroll your child again and pick new courses if dropped August 7th- Freshmen Orientation Buses provided, usual walkers walk to school 8:00am to Noon

August 10th-Fall Sports Begin August 12, 2020- First Day of School Questions: Athletics: call 847-718-4420 Course Selection,Counselor, and Summer School Questions: call 847-718-4421 Registration/Residency/Bus Transportation Questions: call 847-718-4415 Sincerely, Kyle Burritt Valerie Norris Bob Murphy Assoc. Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal


Estimados padres de la clase 2024: Hola Futuros Granaderos! Queremos recordarles los próximos eventos en preparación al comienzo de la escuela: 31 de marzo- Feria de actividades en el gimnasio 7:00 pm a 8:00 pm 2 de Mayo: Día de exención de cuotas, en la cafetería 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Se enviará a casa información específica sobre la exención de tarifas. Por favor traiga su información de impuestos del 2019 29 de mayo: último día para entregar exámenes físicos y vacunas Póngase en contacto con la enfermera Laura Yamate con las preguntas 847-718-4473 Verificación de residencia de mayo a junio completada por una agencia externa (Los padres serán informados si necesitan traer un comprobante de residencia) 8 de junio al 15 de julio - Registro en línea / pago de tarifas Los padres se registran y pagan en línea a través de nuestro sitio web: eghs.d214.org 15 de julio: los estudiantes dados de baja por no comprobar su residencia o no completar la inscripción, Tendrá que volver a inscribir a su hijo nuevamente y elegir nuevos cursos. 7 de agosto - Orientación para estudiantes de primer año Autobuses proporcionados, caminantes habituales caminan a la escuela 8:00 a.m. al mediodía 10 de agosto - Comienzan los deportes de otoño 12 de agosto de 2020- Primer día de clases Preguntas: Atletismo: llame al 847-718-4420 Preguntas sobre selección de cursos, consejero y escuela de verano: llame al: 847-718-4421 Preguntas sobre registración / residencia / transporte en autobús: llame al: 847-718-4415 Sinceramente, Kyle Burritt Valerie Norris Bob Murphy Assoc. Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal


D214PARENTINFORMATIONASBESTOSHAZARDEMERGENCYRESPONSEACT:In accordance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Act (AHERA) and the IllinoisAsbestosAbatementAct (105 ILCS105/), youarebeingnotified that allDistrict214facilitiescontainvariousamountsandtypesofasbestos-containingbuildingmaterials(ACBM).Thesematerialsdonotposeanyhazardtoindividualsunlessthematerialsaredisturbed.The District maintains compliance with all applicable governmental and regulatoryasbestosrulesandregulations.TheDistrictalsomaintainscompliancewiththeIllinoisDepartment of Public Health (IDPH) and Cook County Department of Public Health(CCDPH)guidelines foroperationsandmaintenanceactivities. TheDistrict routinelyperformsoperationsandmaintenanceactivities,requiredinspections,andsurveillanceactivitiestoverifythatthematerialsarebeingmanagedaccordingtoIDPHandCCDPHguidelines.The Building and Grounds Department of each individual facility and the DistrictOperationsDepartmenthavecopiesoftheAHERAManagementPlansthatdescribethelocationsofallACBM.Theseplansareavailableforinspectionduringregularbusinesshours.ContacttheDirectorofOperationsformoreinformationat847-718-7619.PESTICIDEAPPLICATIONNOTIFICATIONREGISTRY:AllDistrict214facilitiespracticeIntegratedPestManagementtominimizetheuseofanypesticidesonschoolgrounds.TheStructuralPestControlAct(225ILCS235/)andtheLawnCareProductsApplicationandNoticeAct(415ILCS65/)requirespublicschoolstonotifyparents/guardiansandschoolemployeesatleast48hours(twobusinessdays)prior to anypesticide applicationson school grounds. The term “pesticide” includesinsecticides, herbicides, rodenticides, and fungicides. The notification requirementextends to both indoor and outdoor pesticide applications. Excluded from thenotification requirement are antimicrobials such as disinfectants, sanitizers ordeodorizers,insecticidebaitsandrodenticidebaits.


ElkGroveHighSchool

March1,2020DearParent/GuardianandStaffMembers:In1999theIllinoisGeneralAssemblypassedlawsrequiringthatpublicschoolsnotifyparents/guardiansandschoolemployeesatleast48hourspriortoanypesticideapplicationsonschoolproperty.Theterm“pesticide” includes insecticides,herbicides, rodenticides,and fungicides. Thenotificationrequirementextendstobothindoorandoutdoorpesticideapplications.Excludedfromthenotificationrequirementareantimicrobialagents(suchasdisinfectants,sanitizers,ordeodorizers),insecticidebaits,androdenticidebaits.ElkGroveHighSchoolhasthereforeestablishedaregistryofpeoplewhowishtobenotified.Tobeincludedinthisregistryforschoolyear2019-20,pleasecompletetheformbelowandsubmitittotheBuildingandGrounds Supervisor at your school. Any other questions you may have regarding the District’s pestmanagementpracticesmayalsobedirectedtotheDistrict214DirectorofOperationsat(847)718-7619.

SchoolPesticideApplicationNotificationProgramRegistry

Pleasenotifyme,atleast48hoursinadvance,whenanypesticideapplicationswilloccuronschoolproperty.

Parent/Guardian/StaffmemberName: __________________________________________________________________StudentName:______________________________________________________________________________________________Address:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________City,State,Zip:Address:___________________________________________________________________________________Phone:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________School:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________RETURNTO:JackHummel,Building&GroundsSupervisorElkGroveHighSchool500WElkGroveBlvdElkGroveVillage,IL60007(847)[email protected]


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2020CENSUS.GOV

2020 Census Support for Languages Over 99 percent of all U.S. households will be able to respond to the census in their language.

Over 99% of the nation’s households speak English or one of these 12 languages:

• Spanish• Chinese1

• Vietnamese

• Korean• Russian• Arabic

• Tagalog• Polish• French

• Haitian Creole• Portuguese

• Japanese

The U.S. Census Bureau is providing multiple ways to respond and reaching out through advertising, outreach materials, and web content in each of these languages.

ONLINEThe census questionnaire will be available online in English and these 12 languages.

MAIL The census materials arriving by mail will include a short phrase in English and these 12 languages inviting people to respond online or by phone in their language.

PHONECall centers will be able to answer questions and take census responses in English and these 12 languages. Each language will have a dedicated phone number.

IN PERSON The Census Bureau is hiring census takers who speak the language(s) of their community. Census takers will follow up in person with households that don’t respond on their own.

BEYOND THE 12 LANGUAGES The Census Bureau will help people respond in 59 non-English languages by providing:

• Video language guides that are narrated in 59 non-English languages to help people respond online. • Print language guides that are written in 59 non-English languages to help people complete the English

paper questionnaire.• Census takers with a Language Identification Card that features a brief statement in the 59 non-English

languages. If the census taker encounters a language barrier at the door, they can request that a census taker who speaks the household’s language returns to complete the interview.

• Glossaries with translations of key words related to the 2020 Census to help communities create additional materials.

1 Simplified Chinese for online questionnaire; both Mandarin and Cantonese for phone support/response and advertising; and Simplified and Traditional Chinese for promotional materials and print ads.


2020CENSUS.GOV

2020 Census Support for 59 Non-English Languages Spoken languages are listed in order of need (top to bottom, left to right).

SpanishChinese2

VietnameseKoreanRussianArabicTagalogPolishFrenchHaitian Creole

PortugueseJapaneseItalianFarsiGermanArmenianHindiUkrainianBengaliGreek

AmharicSomaliThaiGujaratiKhmerNepaliUrduRomanianTeluguBurmese

PunjabiLaoHmongAlbanianTurkishBosnianTamilNavajoHungarianHebrew

MalayalamSwahiliYiddishIndonesianSerbianTigrinyaIlocanoDutchCroatianBulgarian

TwiLithuanianYorubaCzechIgboMarathiSinhalaSlovakAmerican Sign Language (ASL)3

A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH TO LANGUAGE SELECTION FOR THE 2020 CENSUSThe Census Bureau selected these languages using data4 about the number of “limited-English- speaking households”5 in the United States that speak that language at home:

Description of Support CriteriaNumber of Non-English

Languages That Meet Criteria

Language guides that help respondents complete the questionnaire online or on paper. Language glossaries that provide translations of terms commonly used in the 2020 Census.

At least 2,000 households that speak that language.

59 non-English languages.

The support described above plus online response, phone response, phone support, short phrases on English materials inviting response, and advertising.

At least 60,000 households that speak that language.

12 non-English languages.

Bilingual English/Spanish invitations and paper questionnaires will be sent to select areas of the country. The census taker instrument and accompanying materials will also be available in Spanish.

A MULTIFACETED OUTREACH STRATEGY The Census Bureau is reaching out in multiple languages by: • Advertising and providing outreach materials in English and the 12 additional languages.• Partnering bilingual staff with community organizations to explain how easy, safe, and important

it is to respond to the census. Our local partnership staff speak more than 50 languages in total.• Hiring census takers locally who speak the languages of the community.• Providing information online in 59 languages to help people respond to the English paper questionnaire

using language guides available at <https://2020census.gov/en/languages.html>.

2 Simplified Chinese for online questionnaire; both Mandarin and Cantonese for phone support/response and advertising; and Simplified and Traditional Chinese for promotional materials and print ads.

3 ASL was added to meet accessibility standards (Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973). 4 Based on 2016 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates of languages spoken for all households.5 A “Limited-English-speaking household” is one in which no one 14 years old or over speaks only English or

speaks English “very well.”


Census2020:CountingEveryoneintheRightPlace

BeCounted……CensusCountDayisApril1.ItisimportanttomakesureEVERYONE IS COUNTED! Responding tothe 2020 Census affects the allocation offunding for our schools and ourcommunities’ public resources, how weplan for the future and our voice ingovernment. District 214 and itscommunities can gain or lose millions ofdollars and representation based on theCensuscount.

Ifyouarefillingoutthecensusforyourhome,youshouldcounteveryonewhoislivingthereasofApril1,2020.Thisincludesanyfriendsorfamilymemberswhoarelivingandsleepingtheremostofthetime.IfsomeoneisstayinginyourhomeonApril1,andhasnousualhomeelsewhere,youshouldcounttheminyourresponsetothe2020Census.Pleasealsobesuretocountroommates,youngchildren,newborns,andanyonewhoisrentingaspaceinyourhome.Thesepeopleareoftenmissedinthecensus.Thismeanstheycanmissoutonresourcesforthemselvesandtheircommunitiesoverthenext10years.

InMarch,householdswillreceivealetterwithauniqueidentifyingnumbertouseforyourresponse.TheUSCensusBureauwillbesendingMULTIPLEmailingstoallbetweenmid-MarchandtheendofApril.

Households will be able to respond to the 2020 Census online, over the phone or through a paperquestionnaire.Thenewonlineprocessisquickandsecure!Youcanrespondtothecensusinlesstimethanittakestofinishyourmorningcoffee.

Tolearnhowcensusdataimpactsyouandyourcommunity,visit:2020census.gov.

LanguageSupport……Wewanttomakesurethateveryonecanrespondtothe2020Census.Tohelpyouanswerthecensus,theU.S.CensusBureauprovidestranslatedwebpagesandguidesin59non-Englishlanguages,includingAmericanSignLanguage,aswellasguidesinbrailleandlargeprint.

Tofindinformationforlanguagesupport,visit:https://2020census.gov/en/languages.html

BeProactive……Startinginmid-March,homesacrossthecountrywillbeginreceivinganinvitationtoparticipateinthe2020Census.Thebestwaytoavoidavisitfromacensustakeristofilloutthe 2020 Census questionnaire online, by phone, or bymail as soon as you receive your invitation toparticipate.


District214EducationFoundationScholarshipDeadlineExtendedtoMarch29th!

AwiderangeofscholarshipsofferingtensofthousandsofdollarsinawardsforgraduatingDistrict214seniors aremadepossible through thegiftsof generousdonors. The scholarships include support forstudents pursuing certificates in the trades; females pursuing careers in STEM or law; studentsdemonstrating leadership and involvement at specific high schools; and the annual Redefining Ready!Competitionthatasksseniorstotelltheworld,ina30-secondvideopostedtoTwitter,howtheyarecollege,careerandlifereadybeyondatestscoreAwardsrangefrom$500to$8,000.Everyscholarshiphasuniquecriteria.Someseekhigh-performingstudentswhileothershavenoGPArequirementatall.

AfulllistofscholarshipsavailablethroughtheFoundationcanbefoundonthefrontpageofthescholarshipportalat214Foundation.org/scholarships.Thedeadlineis11:59p.m.Sunday,March29.


EGHS Summer Reading 2019: Chasing Your Dreams

Mystery Zero Day by Jan Gangsei, Disney Hyperion, 2016, 680L When Addie Webster was kidnapped, her father was the governor. Eight years later, when she resurfaces, he has just been elected president of the United States. Her family and best friend Darrow are overjoyed, but the timing of Addie’s return seems suspicious, and she may be working on a mission that could put the entire country at risk.

Romance Love, Hate, and Other Filters by Samira Ahmed, Soho Teen, 2018, 660L Maya wants to be a good Indian daughter, but she also dreams of going to New York for film school and dating someone she chooses for herself. When a terrible crime happens, Maya and her family must deal with the bigotry and hatred from the community and what it means for Maya’s future.

Contemporary Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds, Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books, 2017, 720L Will is grieving the loss of his brother and contemplating vengeance when he gets on an elevator. Various characters who knew Will’s brother step on to share the consequences of gun violence.

Sports/Advice Make Your Bed: Little Things that Can Change Your Life . . . And Maybe the World by William H. McRaven, Grand Central Publishing, 2017, No Lexile Available Admiral William H. McRaven expands on the ten principles he learned during Navy Seal training. While the stories are about military experiences, this advice is designed to help anyone overcome obstacles and attain success in their chosen fields.

Memoir/Nonfiction Fierce: How Competing for Myself Changed Everything by Aly Raisman, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2017, 760L Olympic gold-medalist Aly Raisman shares about her journey as a gymnast and public figure. She discusses the support of her family and friends, the devastating effects of abuse, and advice for young people regarding self-esteem, perseverance, and grit.

Memoir/Nonfiction Becoming Kareem: Growing Up on and off the Court by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Raymond Obstfeld Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2017, 990L NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar writes about the many important people in his life who helped him become an athlete, role model, and activist for social change.

YA If I Was Your Girl by Meredith Russo, Flatiron Books, 2016, 770L Amanda is a trans girl, and after an incredibly difficult time, has transitioned and started over at a new school where no one knows her story. She easily makes friends and has even started talking with Grant, the nicest boy she has ever met. She wants to share more about herself, but will her new friends (and maybe-boyfriend) accept her for who she is?

Fantasy/Sci-Fi Nyxia by Scott Reintgen, Crown Books for Young Readers, 2017, 650L When Emmett Atwater is recruited by the Babel Corporation to travel into space in exchange for a chance at fortune, he signs on. He and the other teenage astronauts soon realizes the process is more than a competition; it is a fight for their lives.


EGHS Summer Reading 2020: Choose Your Own Adventure

AllstudentsarerequiredtoparticipateinSummerReading2020.

Allstudents,faculty,andstaffwillparticipateinaculminatingactivitythatfocusesonbuildingacommunityofreaders.

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Pleaseseetheinformationbelowforyourstudent’sreadingrequirementsIfyouhaveanyimmediatequestions,feelfreetocontactArturoSenteno,AssociatePrincipalfor

Instruction,byphone,847-718-4414oremail,[email protected].

FreshmanSR2020ReadingRequirements:● AllfreshmenwillreadUnwindbyNealShusterman.● Acopyofthebookwillbeprovidedtoeveryincomingfreshman.

Sophomore,Junior,andSeniorSR2020ReadingRequirements:● Allsophomores,juniors,andseniorswillhavetheopportunitytoCHOOSEtheirbookfrom

theaccompanyinglist.● Acopyofthebookwillbeprovidedtoeverysophomore,junior,andsenior.

Pleasenote:StudentswhoareenrolledineitheranHonorsorAPlevelEnglishcoursemayhaveadditionalreadingrequirements.Informationregardingthosetitleswillbeforthcoming.


From the School Nurse......Laura Yamate

January 1, 2020 Dear Parent/Guardian, Immunization Requirement for the 2020-2021 School Year: For the 2020-2021 school year, all students entering 12th grade shall show proof of having received two doses of MENINGOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE (Menactra, Menveo, MCV4) prior to starting school. The first dose should have been administered on or after their 11th birthday and the second dose on or after their 16th birthday. An interval of at least eight weeks between the first and second dose is required. Only one dose of the vaccine is required if the first dose is administered when the child is 16 years of age or older. You do not have to wait until your child is going into 12th grade to get the 2nd dose of meningococcal conjugate vaccine - once your child turns 16 years-old they are eligible to receive it. Your child may have already received both doses of the required Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine, however we may not have received proof that they were given. Please check with your child’s medical provider to determine if they received the two Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccines and, if they were given, please ask that they complete all information indicated below, including their signature and office stamp. If your child has not received both doses, you are required to get this vaccination for your child or your child will be subject to exclusion as described in the school code of Illinois. Your child will not be able to receive their class schedule or attend school in August until all immunizations are up to date. Please submit this completed form or an updated immunization record to the Health Office at Elk Grove High School as soon as possible. Sincerely, Laura M. Yamate B.A., R.N., IL PEL-CSN Valerie Norris Certified School Nurse - Health Services Assistant Principal of Student Services Ph: 847-718-4473 Ph: 847-718-4421 Fax: 847-718-4562 Email: [email protected]: [email protected] Student Name:_______________________________________ ID# _______________________ Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine #1: ______________________ #2: _______________________ (Date) (Date) Physician Clinic Stamp and Signature: ________________________________________________


1 de enero de 2020 Estimado Padre/Guardian

Requisitos de Vacunación para el año escolar 2020-2021:

Para el año escolar 2020-2021, todos los estudiantes que ingresen al 12 ° grado deberán mostrar prueba de haber recibido dos dosis de la VACUNA CONJUGADA MENINGOCOCCAL (Menactra, Menveo, MCV4) antes de comenzar la escuela. La primera dosis debería haberse administrado en o después de su cumpleaños número 11 y la segunda dosis en o después de su cumpleaños número 16. Se requiere un intervalo de al menos ocho semanas entre la primera y la segunda dosis. Solo se requiere una dosis de la vacuna si la primera dosis se administra cuando el niño tiene 16 años o más. No tiene que esperar hasta que su hijo ingrese al grado 12 para recibir la segunda dosis de la vacuna conjugada contra el meningococo; una vez que cumpla los 16 años, es elegible para recibirla. Es posible que su hijo ya haya recibido las dos dosis de la vacuna conjugada meningocócica requerida, sin embargo, es posible que no hayamos recibido pruebas de que se le dieron. Consulte con el proveedor médico de su hijo para determinar si recibieron las dos vacunas conjugadas contra el meningococo y, si se las dieron, solicite que completen toda la información indicada a continuación, incluida su firma y el sello de la oficina. Si su hijo no ha recibido ambas dosis, se le exige que se vacune para su hijo o su hijo estará sujeto a exclusión según se describe en el código escolar de Illinois. Su hijo no podrá recibir su horario de clases o asistir a la escuela en agosto hasta que todas las vacunas estén actualizadas. Envíe este formulario completo o un registro de vacunación actualizado a la Oficina de Salud de la Escuela Secundaria Elk Grove lo antes posible.

Atentamente, Laura M. Yamate B.A., R.N., IL PEL-CSN Valerie Norris Certified School Nurse - Health Services Assistant Principal of Student Services Ph: 847-718-4473 Ph: 847-718-4421 Fax: 847-718-4562 Email: [email protected]: [email protected] Nombre del estudiante:_______________________________________ ID# _________________ Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine #1: ______________________ #2: _______________________ (Fecha) (Fecha) Sello de la Clínica del Médico y Firma: ________________________________________________

From the School Nurse......Laura Yamate


From the School Nurse......

TheRonaldMcDonaldCareMobileCliniciscomingtoElkGroveHighSchool&OasisMobileHomePark

January28,2020–ElkGroveHighSchool-9:00a.m.–2:30p.m.

Theclinicwillprovidefreephysicalsandimmunizationsforstudentsthatdonothaveinsuranceorhavethemedicalcard(Medicaid).

Attention:Freshmen–Youmusthaveacurrentphysicaltostartschool.

Attention:Juniors–YouwillneedtohavetheMeningitisvaccinebefore

startingSenioryear.


From the School Nurse......

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22deabrily8demayodel,2020–EscuelaSecundariaElkGrove–9:00a.m.to2:30p.m.

2demayodel,2020(diadeexencióndetarifas)–EscuelaSecundariaElkGrove–8:45a.m.to2:45p.m.

4deagostoy11deAgostodel,2020–ElkGroveHighSchool–9:00a.m.to2:30p.m.

Laclínicaproporcionaráexámenesfísicoseinmunizacionesgratisparalosestudiantesquenotienenseguromédicoolatarjetamédica(Medicaid).

Atención:losestudiantesquevanaentraral9: debentenerunexamenfísicoreciente

paracomenzarlaescuela.

Atención:Losestudiantesdel11grado(“junior”):Tienenquetenerlavacunacontralameningitisantesdecomenzarelúltimoaño(“senior”).

Pregunteanuestraenfermeraescolarsobrelosdetalles.


Ronald McDonald Care Mobile

Patient Demographic Information and Patient Agreements & Authorizations Form

Patient Information

Last Name: ________________________________ First Name: _____________________________ Middle Initial: ____________

Date of Birth: ______________________________ Age: _____________ Sex: ____________ Race: ________________

Address: __________________________________ City/State: _____________________________________ Zip Code: _________

Home Phone Number: ______________________________________________

Parent/Legal Guardian Information Last Name: __________________________________ First Name: _______________________________________

Address: __________________________________________ City/State/Zip Code: _______________________________________

Cell Phone/Best Daytime Contact number: ______________________________

Insurance/Doctor Who is your child’s regular/primary doctor? When was your child’s last visit to this doctor? ______________

Name _______________________________________________ Phone _____________________________________________

Address _______________________________________________ Fax _____________________________________________

Which type of insurance does your child have (please circle)? Plan Name:_________________________

Medicaid/Public Insurance No Insurance Private Insurance (PPO/HMO) Plan Number:_______________________

May your child receive free healthy snack items (may contain nuts, soy, dairy, egg or gluten)? Yes ______ No ______ Please list any REQUIRED immunizations you do NOT want your child to receive: ______________________________________ Please mark which RECOMMENDED immunizations you do or do not want you child to receive: Flu vaccine Yes _____ No ____ Hepatitis A vaccine (2 dose series) Yes____ No _____ HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) vaccine Yes _____ No ____ (2 dose series if 11- 15, 3 dose series if 15 or older)

CONSENT FOR TREATMENT: I do consent/permit to the treatment provided by Advocate Physicians, Nurses or other designated health care providers. I understand that Physicians, Nurses and other health care providers in training may, under the supervision of appropriate personnel, participate in my child’s treatment and I consent/permit to such student involvement. This treatment can include physical examination, health screenings and all recommended and required immunizations except where declined above. AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF PERSONAL HEALTH INFORMATION:

• I authorize/allow the use and disclosure of this personal health information (PHI) for the purposes of diagnosing or providing treatment to my child, obtaining payment for care, or for health care business management of Advocate Medical Group.

• I authorize/allow Advocate to release information required in the process of applications for financial coverage for services. This authorization provides that Advocate may release specific clinical information related to my child’s diagnoses and treatment, which may be requested by an insurance company or its representative.

• I authorize Advocate to provide my child’s educational institution/school with a copy of the health exam and to include immunizations administered. • I authorize Advocate to release information from the visit to the primary health care provider/doctor provided above.

DISCLAIMER: This Ronald McDonald Care Mobile is made possible by a grant from the Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc. ("RMHC"), a non-profit, tax-exempt charitable corporation. RMHC has no responsibility or liability for the operation of this Ronald McDonald Care Mobile or any of the medical or dental activities conducted herein. Patient’s Parent/Guardian: ___________________________________________ Date: ________________________________



Datos demográficos del paciente, acuerdos y autorizaciones

Información del paciente

Apellido: _______________________________________ Primer nombre: ____________________ Inicial del segundo nombre: ___ Fecha de nacimiento: ______________________________ Edad: _________ Sexo: ____________ Raza: _________________ Domicilio: ______________________________________________________Ciudad/Estado: _________________________________ Código postal: ___________ Número de teléfono de la casa: _________________________

Información del pariente/del tutor legal

Apellido:________________________________________ Primer nombre: _______________________________________________

Domicilio: ______________________________________Ciudad/Estado/Código Postal: ____________________________________

Número de teléfono celular/el número que prefiere que le llamemos primero : ______________________________________________

Información del seguro médico / doctor ¿Quién es médico regular o primario de su hijo? ¿Cuándo fue la última cita con su doctor? ______________

Nombre ______________________________________________ Número de teléfono: ___________________________________

Dirección _____________________________________________ Número de fax: _______________________________________

¿Cuál tipo de seguro médico tiene su hijo/hija (favor de marcar)? Nombre del Plan: ______________________________

Medicaid/Ayuda Publica No seguro médico Seguro privado Numero del Plan: ______________________________

¿Podemos darle a su hijo/hija comida saludable (puede contener cacahuate, soja, leche, huevo o gluten)? Sí______ No ______ Denos la lista de las vacunas REQUIRIDAS que NO quiere que su hijo/hija reciba: ______________________________________ Favor de marcar las vacunas RECOMENDADAS que quiere o no quiere que su hijo/hija reciba: La vacuna de la gripe Sí______ No ______ Hepatitis A (serie de 2 dosis) Sí______ No ______ La vacuna contra el VPH (Virus del Papiloma Humano) Sí_____ No_______ (serie de 2 si tiene 11-15 años, serie de 3 si tiene más de 15 años) CONSENTIMIENTO DE TRATAMIENTO: Por el presente, consiento al tratamiento proporcionado por médicos, enfermeras y otros proveedores de atención médica de Advocate. Entiendo que los médicos, las enfermeras y otros proveedores de atención médica que se están capacitando en el hospital pueden, bajo la supervisión del personal apropiado, participar en el tratamiento de mi hijo(a) y consiento la participación de dichos estudiantes en estos servicios. Este tratamiento puede incluir examen físico, chequeos de salud y todas las vacunas recomendadas y requeridas excepto las que usted denegó anteriormente. AUTORIZACIÓN PARA LA DIVULGACIÓN DE INFORMACIÓN PERSONAL DE SALUD:

• Autorizo el uso y la divulgación de mi información personal de salud (PHI) con fines relativos a mis diagnósticos o mis tratamientos, a la obtención del pago de mi tratamiento, o con fines relativos a la realización de las operaciones de atención médica del Advocate Medical Group.

• Autorizo a Advocate a divulgar toda la información necesaria durante la tramitación de solicitudes de cobertura financiera para los servicios. Esta autorización dispone que Advocate pueda divulgar información clínica objetiva relacionada con mi diagnóstico y mi tratamiento, que pueda ser solicitada por mi compañía de seguro o su agente designado.

• Autorizo a Advocate a proporcionar a la institución educativa de mi hijo una copia de su examen médico, incluidas las vacunas que se le hayan administrado. • Autorizo a Advocate divulgar la información de la visita al proveedor de atención médica primaria o medico mencionados.

CESIÓN DE BENEFICIOS. En contraprestación de los servicios proporcionados, por el presente, cedo y autorizo el pago directo a Advocate Medical Group de todos los beneficios del seguro, del plan de salud o de otro pagador independiente que de lo contrario serían pagaderos a mí o en mi nombre por servicios para paciente ambulatorio. EXENCIÓN DE RESPONSABILIDAD: este Centro de Atención Móvil Ronald McDonald se hizo posible debido a una subvención de Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc. ("RMHC"), una corporación benéfica sin fines de lucro y exenta de impuestos. RMHC no es responsable ni tiene obligación legal por la operación de este Centro de Atención Móvil Ronald McDonald, ni por cualquiera de las actividades médicas o dentales que se lleven a cabo dentro del mismo. Pariente/Tutor del paciente: ___________________________________________________ Fecha: _________________________________



1675 W. Dempster ~ Park Ridge, IL 60068 4440 W. 95th Street ~ Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Phone 773-724-1287 ~ Fax 847-723-9566 Phone 708-684-5418 ~ Fax 708-684-4763

Child History Form ***Please complete as much information as possible for us to give best care to your child***

Child’s Name Date of Birth

Last Visit to Regular Doctor Reason

Last Visit to Dentist Last Vision Test

How many days has the child missed from school in the past year? _____ Reason(s) _________________________________________________ Were any because the required physical or immunizations were not complete? � yes � no

Has the child been in the Emergency Room in the past year? � yes � no If yes, please list the reasons: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Has the child had any overnight hospitalizations or any surgeries? � yes � no If yes please list: _______________________________________

Please list the child’s medications: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Please list allergies to any medications/foods/other: ____________________________________________________________________________

Has the child had any reaction to previous immunizations: (please circle) NONE Fever (104° or more) seizure severe allergic reaction rash change in mental status Does the child have any health problems or major illnesses below: Asthma � yes � no Diabetes � yes � no Birth Defects � yes � no Heart Problem (heart murmur, high blood pressure � yes � no Ear Infections � yes � no Constipation � yes � no Sickle Cell/Hemophilia � yes � no Dizziness or chest pain with exercise � yes � no Bone/Joint Problems � yes � no Ear/Hearing Problems � yes � no Developmental Delay � yes � no Eye or vision problems, wars glasses or contacts � yes � no Behavioral Concerns � yes � no Other (please list): � yes � no

Child’s Family history: Place the letter of family member who has each problem on chart below — Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, Grandparent:

Heart disease Asthma High Blood Pressure Cancer Stroke Seizures Diabetes Sudden death before age 50 Please mark yes or no for the following statements: � Yes � No In the past 12 months, our family has run out of food before we had money to buy more � Yes � No In the past 12 months, our family has worried we would not have enough food before we had money to buy more � Yes � No The child is exposed to cigarette smoke in the home � Yes � No There is a gun in the home where the child lives or spends a lot of time � Yes � No The child wears a seat belt in the car � Yes � No The child owns a bike helmet � Yes � No The child is in need of mental health/behavioral health resources Please list anything else you would like us to know about the child or any special concerns

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed Name: Date:

Parent/Legal Guardian Signature



1675 W. Dempster ~ Park Ridge, IL 60068 4440 W. 95th Street ~ Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Phone 773-724-1287 ~ Fax 847-723-9566 Phone 708-684-5418 ~ Fax 708-684-4763

Formulario de antecedents del niño ***Por favor llene lo más que pueda para atenderle major a su hijo/a***

Nombre de niño Fecha de nacimiento

Última visita a su doctor primario Motivo

Última visita a su dentist Última exámen de la vista?

¿Cuantas dias ha perdido el niño/a de la escuela en el año pasado? _____ Motivo ____________________________________________________ ¿Algunos dias fueron porque le faltaban el examen físico o las vacunas necesarias? � si � no

¿El niño/la niña ha estado en la sala de emergencias en el año pasado? � si � no Motivo ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

¿Ha sido hospitalizado o le han hecho alguna cirugía? � si � no Motivo __________________________________________________________

Medicamentos que toma (anote todos): ______________________________________________________________________________________

Alergia a algún medicamento/alimento/otro tipo (anote todas): ___________________________________________________________________

¿Ha tenido el niño/la niña alguno reacción a las vacunas previas?: (circule) NINGUNO Fiebre (104° o más) convulsiones reacción alégica grave erupción alteración en el estado mental ¿Tiene el niño/la niña algún problema de salud o enfermedades graves? Asma � si � no Diabetes � si � no Defectos congénitos � si � no Problemas cardíacas (soplo cardíaco, presión alta) � si � no Infecciones del oido � si � no Estreñimiento � si � no Célula falciforme/hemofilia � si � no Mareos o dolor en el pecho con ejercició � si � no Problemos de los huesos/articulaciones � si � no Problemas de los oidos o de audición � si � no Retraso en el desarrollo � si � no Problemas oculares o visuals, usa anteojos o lentes de contacto � si � no Problemas de comportamiento � si � no Otra condición: � si � no

Antecedentes familiars del niño: Anote la letra del miembro de la familia que tiene el problema — Madre, Padre, Hermina (Ha), Hermano (Ho), Abuelo(a):

Enfermedad del corazión Asma Presión Alta Cáncer Accidente cerebrovascular Convulsiones Diabetes Fallecio subitamente antes de 50 Please mark yes or no for the following statements: � Si � No En los últimos 12 meses, nuestra familia se ha quedado sin comida antes de que tuviéramos dinero para comprar más � Si � No En los últimos 12 meses, a nuestra familia le preocupaba que no tuviéramos sficiente comida antes de tener dinero para comprar más � Si � No El niño está expuesto al humo del cigarillo en el hogar � Si � No Hay un arma en el hogar donde el niño vive o pasa mucho tiempo � Si � No El niño usa un cinturón de seguridad en el automóvil � Si � No El niño tiene un casco de bicicleta � Si � No El niño necesita recursos de salud mental/salud del comportamiento ¿Alguna otra cosa que quiera informarnos sobre el niño o alguna preocupación en especial?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Nombre (letra imprenta): Fecha:

Firma de padre/tutor


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Need to review for an upcoming test?

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(Located in the library)

Hours: Monday 7:30 - 3:45 Tuesday - Thursday 7:30 - 4:30 Friday 7:30 -3:10

Student tutors & staff available

Visit our website: [email protected]


EGHS Student Services Events: March - June 2020

St. Baldrick’s/Spotlight Assembly National SAT Exam (Register by February 14th) March 13th March 14th Summer Internship Placement Deadline College Fair Promotional Meetings March 15th March 16-18th – (Periods 1-8) – Jr. English Classes Sophomore Career Units Spring Break Begins – Early Dismissal March 19th & 20th – (Periods 1-8) – Soph. English Classes March 20th – Students Dismissed at 2:27pm Spring Break District 214 College Fair March 23rd through 27th March 31st – (6:30-8:30pm) – Café & Rms. 148/149

Class of 2024 Activities Promo Night Non-Attendance Day March 31st (7-9:00pm) – EG Gym April 10th SAT – ALL Students PSAT 9 and PSAT 10 April 14th April 15th Fall Semester Internship Placement Deadline Honors College Night April 15th April 16th – (6:30-8:00pm) – Forest View Make-up State SAT & PSAT Freshman Post-Secondary Fair April 28th April 29th – (Periods 1-7) – Human Geo Classes Spring Choir Concert National SAT Exam (Register by April 3rd) May 1st – EG Theater (7-9:00pm) May 2nd

All-School Fee Waiver Day AP Testing May 2nd (8:00am-2:00pm) May 4th-15th (Assorted Times & Locations) Graduation Presentations National Prevention Week May 8th – (Periods 1-8) – Sr. English Classes May 11-15th – (Periods 1-8) – Foyer Conf. Room Cap & Gown Distribution Yearbook Distribution May 11th – lunch hours – Foyer Conf. Room May 11 – (9am-2pm) – Theater EG Art Show Jazz & Pops Concert May 14th – (3-6:00pm) – Cafeteria May 14th – (7-9:00pm) – Theater Prom Fine Arts Awards May 15th – (6:30-11:00pm) – Venuti’s Banquet Hall May 18th – (7-9pm) – Theater Graduation Practice & Senior Assembly Senior BBQ May 19th – (8:00am-noon) – Gym (Assembly 9am) May 19th – (12:30-2pm) – Stadium Senior Breakfast Graduation May 20th – 7:30am – Itasca Country Club May 20th

7:00pm – Gym/Theater/Cafeteria Non-Attendance Day Final Exams May 25th May 27th – Periods 1, 2, 6 May 28th – Periods 3, 7, 4 May 29th – Periods 8, 5, make-up, make-up Last Day of School May 29th


2019–2020ELKGROVEHIGHSCHOOL

GRADINGCALENDAR

1stGradingPeriod 2ndGradingPeriod • EndofQuarter1 • EndofQuarter2/Semester1 Friday,October11,2019 Friday,December20,2019

1stSemesterFinalExams • Wednesday,December18,2019(periods1,2,6) • Thursday,December19,2019(periods3,7,4) • Friday,December20,2019(periods8,5,make-up)

PLEASENOTE:StudentsmayleaveschoolafterlastfinaleachdayWINTERBREAKBEGINSAFTERSTUDENTS’LASTFINALONDECEMBER20th

3rdGradingPeriod 4thGradingPeriod • EndofQuarter3 • EndofQuarter4/Semester2 Friday,March13,2020 Friday,May29,2020 (LastDayofSchool)

2ndSemesterFinalExams • Wednesday,May27,2020(periods1,2,6) • Thursday,May28,2020(periods3,7,4) • Friday,May29,2020(periods8,5,make-up)

PLEASENOTE:Studentsmayleaveschoolafterlastfinaleachday

SeniorFinalExams(2ndSemester)• FinalExams–May4ththroughMay14th(teacherdiscretion)• Friday,May15,2020FinalSeniorGradesDue–8:00amGRADUATION:Wednesday,May20,2020(Evening)

Revised:08/27/19


EGHSCOMMENCEMENT

Commencementfortheclassof2019 will be held onWednesday, May 20th at7:00pm. Please continue tocheckemail and theElkGrove

website for further information. The ceremonywill also be shown live on EGV-TV Channel 6.TicketswillbedistributedtoseniorsatgraduationpracticeonFriday,May24th.

TEMPORARYRECORDSofClassof2015

ALUMNIAVAILABLE

TownshipHighSchoolDistrict214willbegin destroying the Class of 2015's

temporary student recordson July1, 2020, pursuant totheIllinoisSchoolStudentRecordsActandtheLocalRecordsCommission.Theserecordsmayincludefamilybackgroundinformation, teacher comments, disciplinary information,test scores, among other things. Students’ permanentrecords are kept for 60 years and include student andparent/guardian names, student birth date, grades,attendance,academictranscript,andscoresreceivedonStateassessments(9ththrough12thgrades). Classof2015alumniandtheirparents/guardianscanpickuptheir respective student records beginning June 1 throughJune30,2020,duringthehoursof7:30am-3:30pmMondaythroughThursday.Parents/guardiansmusthaveasignedstatementof consent from thegraduate,which includesthegraduate’scurrentaddressandphonenumber,allowingthe school to release the record to the student’sparent/guardian. Upon release of student records,parents/guardiansmustprovidevalidproofofidentification.Records are available at the student services offices of ElkGroveH.S.onthedays/timeslistedabove.

Toexpediteyourrequest,pleasecontactEGHSusingthenumberlistedbelow.

Filescanthenbereadyforyoutopickup.

ElkGroveH.S.Registrar(847-718-4514)

ON-LINEFEEPAYMENT&REGISTRATIONINFO

AllDistrict214registrationandfeepaymentsarecompleted online. By utilizing the online system,youwillbeabletopayyourstudent’sregistrationfees using a Discover,MasterCard, or Visa creditcard. Inorder to registeronline, go to theEGHSwebsite(http://eghs.d214.org)andselectthelinkfor online registration under Trending. Onlineregistration will be available June 1, 2020beginningat8:00am.ThemainofficewillbeopenMonday through Thursday during the summer(CLOSED on Friday). Registration fees for2020/2021 will remain $420, however ifregistration fees are paidbefore July 31, 2020,thefeeisdiscountedto$395.00.Seniorshaveanadditional$40.00 fee forgraduationexpenses. Ifyouaredeniedafeewaiverandareapprovedforapaymentplan,theregistrationfeewillbe$420.

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2ndSEMESTER

FINALEXAMSCHEDULE

Wednesday,May27 Period1 8:15–9:30a.m. (75minutes) Period2 9:40–11:00a.m. (80minutes*) Period6 11:10–12:25pm (75minutes) Make-up 12:35–1:50p.m. (75minutes)Thursday,May28 Period3 8:15–9:30a.m. (75minutes) Period7 9:40–11:00a.m. (80minutes*) Period4 11:10–12:25pm (75minutes) Make-up 12:35–1:50p.m. (75minutes)Friday,May29 Period8 8:15–9:30a.m. (75minutes) Period5 9:40–11:00a.m. (80minutes*) Make-up 11:10–12:25pm (75minutes) Make-up 12:35–1:50p.m. (75minutes)

*Announcementswillbemadeduringthisexamtime.

BREAKFASTORLUNCHWILLNOTBESERVEDONFINALSDAYSRegularBusRoutesdepartat11:10amActivityBusRoutesdepartat12:35pm

SENIORS(Classof2021)

• WatchforinformationonSeniorPortraitsandbesuretoscheduleyoursitting.• Variouspackagesareavailableatvariousprices.

YEARBOOKDISTRIBUTION

• ReservedbookswillbedistributedMay11thinthetheater.11:00amto2:00pmandafterschoolfrom3:10–4:45pm.

• Ifyouareunsureifyouorderedabook,checkInfiniteCampusunder“fees”. Ifabookwasordered,youwillhaveafeeYearbookduring2019/20schoolyearfor$50.

• Ifyoudidnotreserveone,averylimitednumberofyearbookswillbeavailableforsaleatDistributionfor$50(checkmadeouttoEGHSorcash).


EGHS PARENT NEWSLETTER 4TH QUARTER - APRIL 2020

Funding provided in whole or in part by the Illinois Department of Human Services-Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (IDHS-SUPR) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

CPYDCoalition @CPYDCoalition cpydcoalition.org CPYD.Coalition

Kenneth Young Korner

Scan the QR code on the left or visit cpydcoalition.org

We are located at 650 E. Algonquin Rd. Suite 104 in Schaumburg, Illinois 60173

Alcohol

When you talk to your kids about preventing underage drinking, preparation is key. Be sure to:

FAMILY HEALTH TALKS:

Have any unused or expired prescription drug medication? Drop them off during Drug Take Back Day at Elk Grove Police Department, no questions asked! The new drug drop box at EGPD is also available year round.

Learn more. Visit DEATakeBack.com

Saturday, April 25th 10AM to 2PM

Elk Grove Police Department 901 Wellington Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL

YOUR LOCAL Drop-off site:

The LGBTQ+ Center invites all LGBTQ+ youth and allies to come to our meetings after-school on Mondays from 4:30-6p!

This service is free-of-charge.

LGBTQ+ YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT center at kyc

LOOKinG FOR LOCAL TEEN RESOURCES?

SAVE THE DATE!In collaboration with KYC, EG Police Department and EG Public Library will be hosting a Drug Take Back event with community resources and activities. Stay up to date with the event schedule by visiting cpydcoalition.org!

April 25, 2020

Thanks to everyone who took part in Operation Snowball in February! It was a blast and such a

memorable experience! See you next year!

Events include: Queer Movie Nights, Game & Trivia Nights, Hangout & Homework Help, Free HIV Testing, and holiday events with a queer and inclusive theme!

• Research the science of drug use and abuse.

• Reflect on your own teenage experiences.

• Have honest, open and non-judgemental conservations.

Learn more tips by visiting bit.ly/alcohol_convo

Is your teen struggling with drug use and/or other addictive behaviors? KYC now offers free recovery support groups for teens 17 and under!

Learn more by visiting cpydcoalition.org/smart-recovery


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Nuestra dirección es 650 E. Algonquin Rd. Suite 104 en Schaumburg, Illinois 60173

Alcohol

Cuando hablas con tus hijos sobre la prevención del consumo de alcohol entre menores, la preparación es esencial. Asegúrate de:

CHARLAS DE SALUD FAMLIAR

¿Tiene algún medicamento recetado sin usar o caducado? Déjelos durante el Día de Recuperación de Drogas en el Departamento de Policía de Elk Grove. El nuevo buzón de medicamentos en EGPD también está disponible durante todo el año.

Aprende más. Visita DEATakeBack.com

Sábado 25 de abril 10AM a 2PM

El departamento de policia de Elk Grove 901 Wellington Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL

SU SITIO LOCAL DE DEVOLUCIÓN:

¡El Centro LGBTQ+ invita a todos los jóvenes y aliados LGBTQ+ a asistir a nuestras reuniones después de la escuela cada los lunes de 4:30-6p!

Este servicio es gratuito.

Centro LGBTQ + JUVENTUDY ADULTO JOVEN en kyc

¿BUSCA RECURSOS LOCALES PARA ADOLESCENTES?

¡RESERVA!En colaboración con KYC, el Departamento de

Policía de EG y la Biblioteca Pública de EG organizarán un evento de Recuperación de

Drogas con recursos y actividades de la comunidad. ¡Visite cpydcoalition.org para

obtener más información!

el 25 de abril, 2020

¡Gracias a todos los que participaron en Operation Snowball en febrero! ¡Fue una

maravilla y una experiencia tan memorable! ¡Nos vemos el próximo año!

Los eventos incluyen: Noches de películas, Noches de juegos y trivia, Ayuda para la Tarea, Pruebas gratuitas de VIH y eventos festivos con un tema LGBTQ+.

• Conozca los hechos y la ciencia de las drogas y el abuso.

• Reflexiona sobre tus propias experiencias adolescentes.

• Tenga conservaciones honestas, abiertas y sin prejuicios.

Obtenga más consejos visitando bit.ly/alcohol_convo

¿Su adolescente está luchando con el uso de drogas y / u otros comportamientos adictivos? ¡KYC ahora ofrece grupos de apoyo de recuperación gratuitos para adolescentes de 17 años y menores!

Aprende más por visitar cpydcoalition.org/smart-recovery

BOLETÍN DE PADRES DE EGHS 4TO TRIMESTRE - ABRIL 2020

Fondos provistos en mayoría o en parte por el Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Illinois - División de Prevención y Recuperación del Uso de Sustancias (IDHS-SUPR) y la Administración de Servicios del Abuso de Sustancias y Salud Mental (SAMHSA).


SpringisabusytimeforthePTC!Wearesoexcitedtoannouncethatthisyear’spostpromeventwillbeheldattheMainEventinHoffmanEstates.Studentswillenjoybowling,arcadegames,lasertag,gravityropeswithazipline,billiards,shuffleboard,food,drinks,andtheywillbeabletochangeafterpromforthefirsttimeever!TheEGHSPTCistheonlyparentgroupinthedistrictthatstilloffersafunandsafepostpromeventforourstudents.Wewillberunningaticketpre-salebeforeschoolandduringlunchonApril16thand17thfora$10discount.TicketscanalsobepurchasedonApril25thduringpromticketsales.

ThePTCpaysforapproximatelyhalfofthecostofthePostPromeventforeachstudentwhoattends.Thankyoutoallwhoparticipatedinourspringflowersale!Wearestillacceptingdonationsfromfamiliesandbusinessesandaswearenowa501(c)3,yourdonationsmaybetaxdeductible.Onlinedonationsarebeingaccepted at https://eghs-post-prom-event-2020.cheddarup.com or can be mailed to the school, pleaselabeltheenvelope“PostPromDonation”.

WhatdoesthePTCdowiththefundsraisedfrommembershipandthecraftfair?Inadditiontopostprom,Veterans Day, and various other events, every year we help fund student clubs, activities, andorganizationsthatmaynothavesufficientsuppliestooperate.ClubsponsorsfilloutgrantapplicationsinthefallwhicharereviewedbyandvotedforbythePTC. ThisyearthePTCpaidoutalmost$11,000ingrantstothefollowingclubs:

ASPIRE BassFishingTeam/Club DECA(BusinessOrganization) EGHSFolkloricDanceClub EstudiantesUnidos GayStraightAlliance HealthOccupationsStudentsofAmerica(HOSA) KoreanCultureClub IntrotoHealthCareClasses/MedicalTerminologyClasses NationalHonorSociety ScienceClub(for2019-2020schoolyear)-newclubproposal RoboticsClub SkillsUSA SpanishClub SpanishforNativeSpeakers/DualLanguageProgram Write-On/PoetrySlams WorldLanguageHonorsSocieties

It’s that time of the year! Nominations are being collected for the 2020-2021 PTC Board. If you areinterestedingettingmoreinvolvedandcancommittoattendingaPTCmeetingonceamonth,thenthePTCBoard is for you! If you are interested, please contact our nominating committee of Colleen Cloherty([email protected])andCherylSteffans([email protected]).Wearealso looking forpeoplewhowouldliketo joinourcraft faircommittee,specificallyconcessionsandadvertising.Thankyousomuchforconsidering.

Ifyouhaveanyquestionspleasedon’[email protected].

Thankyouandhaveawonderfulendofyear!

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We have had an exciting start to 2nd semester in Elk Grove Choir!

Here are just some of the highlights:

Lou Malnati’s Frozen Pizza Certificates Fundraiser was very successful! Thank you to all those supporting our choir students!

Congratulations to Amberly Krol for she represented EGHS at the Illinois Music Education Conference (IMEC) in the All-State Honors Choir in January.

Thank you for the opportunity to run basketball concessions twice in January where proceeds earned those nights go back to our boosters organization to support the Choir Director and students!

Chorale and Treble choirs had a field trip to Northwestern University to see the musical “Legally Blonde”.

Here are some upcoming events this quarter! Please be sure to join us:

Tuesday, March 3rd - D214 Honors Choir Festival Concert Choir will be performing along with other Concert Choirs from high schools in our district.

Wednesday – Saturday, March 4th – 7th - ACDA Central/North Central Regional Conference in Milwaukee. Congratulations to Amberly Krol, Alfred Sawyer, Izabela Serwerynski and Ariel Williams.

Thursday, March 12th – March Concert with all EG choirs performing at 7pm in the theater. Please join us! Saturday, March 14th – New York Voices Festival at St Charles East High School (Mint Condition is performing.) Saturday, April 4th – University of Illinois fieldtrip (Concert Choir) Friday, May 1st - Spring Concert with Dairy Queen Blizzards Fundraiser. Please join us! Thursday, May 14th - Jazz & Pops Concert (Concert Choir, Chamber Singers and Mint Condition). Please join us! Sunday, May 3rd –Year End Party (All EG Choirs)

Please join us for our next choral boosters meeting on Wednesday, 3/18 at 7pm!

Thank you to all for supporting EG Choirs!!!

Township High School District 214Elk Grove High School500 W. Elk Grove Blvd.Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

Save the Date: September 14, 2020

Foundation for the Future Golf Open Tee off for a cause! The 2020 Foundation for the Future Golf Open, benefitting District 214 students and programs via the District 214 Education Foundation, is set for September 14, 2020 at Rolling Green Country Club in Arlington Heights.

The event, which includes 18 holes and a reception, will include brunch, on-course contests and food prepared and served by District 214 culinary students. A reception will include hearty appetizers and student entertainment.

Sponsorships, foursomes, and individual golfing slots are available. More information will be online soon at www.214foundation.org. To discuss sponsorships or request early information regarding pricing or participation, contact Brooke Snell at (847) 718-7699 or email [email protected].

The Golf Open annually raises more than $50,000, funding the future for hundreds of students and ensuring continued opportunities for college and career success beyond the limitations of conventional funding for public education.

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