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Family Newsletter 4/15
Good evening, families,
I hope this email finds you well and enjoying your weekend. Please see below for the weekly update - It is now time to check Canvas for grades. Report cards will be going out in the mail in the next week.
GO HIGHLANDERS!
CALENDAR
23-24 4J District Calendar – High School ABC Days
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| Thursday, April 18 | Madison Middle School - 8th Grade Field Trip | |
| Tuesday, April 23 | Kelly Middle School - 8th Grade Field Trip | |
NEHS HIGHLANDER STUDENT NEWS
P/NP DeadlineAs a reminder, per GRACC policy students and parents can requests a P/NP grading scale in your course up to two weeks after midterm grading. This gives us a deadline of April 26th to get the forms turned in and plans laid for students. This is often an important support for a student that may show signs of struggling at the halfway point in their courses.
Agreement on a Pass/No Pass grading option must be agreed upon by student and
teacher. A teacher or counselor must submit the Pass/No pass approval form no later
than two weeks post quarter grading day.
Courses with a P/NP grade do not have an impact on the GPA and they are not weighted.
Students and Parents need to discuss the impact of a P/NP on a transcript with a teacher
or counselor. There can be impacts of choosing this grading option on post-secondary
education options. Once a P/NP grading option is agreed upon, that decision is final.
The process for a P/NP should be done in writing (an email will suffice) with the parent/care giver of the student. The P/NP form must be submitted to the counseling office and include a copy for the grade level administrator. www.nehs.4j.lane.edu/counselingLSU Car Show/Cultural Event
Latine Student Union would like to formally invite you all to our upcoming event. The students are very excited and have been working hard and will be on Saturday, May 11th.
Here at North Eugene LSU will be hosting a car show/cultural event. There will be food trucks, music, Lowriders, and all sorts of cars.
There will be dance performances by two local community groups, and we hope to have community organizations present as well.
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Are you a NEHS dancer, band member, choir member, or part of our theatre program?? If so, keep reading.
The $5,000 PERFORMING ARTS Scholarship is now open!! (Yes, $5,000!)
The scholarship is open to any senior engaged in the performing arts at North (Dance, Theatre, Band, Choir) for at least 2 years. Minimum GPA 3.0. Letter of recommendation from a Performing Arts NEHS teacher/stff required. Due April 15th.
Click here for application details and instructions on how to submit!
Questions? Swing by the CCC or email: moran_c@4j.lane.edu
Also, be sure to apply for the $1K Geneva Scholarship - Due April 15 - awarded to one NEHS Senior!
GRADUATION NEWS - CLASS OF 2024
All the info you need to know about Graduation will be found here @ https://nehs.4j.lane.edu/graduation
Senior Performance /Speaker Interest Application Available
Your commencement ceremony marks a significant milestone in your life, and we believe it should reflect the diversity, talent, and accomplishments of our student body. Whether you have a compelling story to share, an inspiring message to deliver, or a talent to showcase, we invite you to submit an application to speak or perform during this memorable event.
This is an excellent opportunity for you to leave a lasting impression on your fellow graduates, faculty, staff, family, and friends who will be in attendance. Your words or performance have the power to inspire, motivate, and resonate with everyone present.
If you're interested in being considered for this honor, please submit your application by APRIL 17 to Mr. Munoz. Applications should include a brief bio, an outline of your proposed speech or performance, and any relevant experience or qualifications.
https://bit.ly/2024NEHSgradperform
We encourage you to seize this chance to make your mark on this special day. Your voice matters, and we look forward to hearing from you.
I am excited to share that HOOTS is starting a Youth Action Council this spring! HOOTS’ Youth Action Council (YAC) will consist of 10-15 students from the schools that HOOTS serves in the Eugene/Springfield area. Those students will gather to build community, gain professional skills, and contribute their voices to the design and implementation of HOOTS services.
Combatting adultism is a central HOOTS value and the YAC is one step in the right direction to make sure that youth are meaningfully empowered to give input and impact the services that are geared toward them. This also means that our youth will be properly compensated for the value of their work – all participants will receive $30 per meeting or event they attend and receive a free dinner at each.
Our Ask: We’re asking our community partners to nominate any high school aged youth that they’d think would be a good fit for the first iteration of our YAC. We’re hoping to gather a group that is diverse in skills, interests, and experiences, but overall, they should have a strong interest in youth mental health. Please feel free to share this with teachers and staff at your school!
To nominate someone, you can visit the link here and fill out the form. Students can also nominate themselves.
All nominations need to be submitted by April 20th. You can view our recruitment timeline on the attached flyer.
Thank you for your continued partnership and dedication serving youth!
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