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Digital Citizenship
At the start of the year we taught all our students C.O.L.T. Expectations and Digital Citizenship Our goal is to have a school climate that is positive and safe for all students and staff. We would love to have any feedback about these lessons as we continue to improve our great school!
Parents/Guardians: In consideration of individuals with a sensitivity or severe allergy to latex, please don’t bring latex items such as balloons and gloves to school. Thank you.
Cavelero Mid High School 8220 24th St. SE 425.335.1630
Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Mike Snow, Principal
Tonya Grinde, Associate Principal Josh Rosenbach, Associate Principal
Jim Martin, Athletic Director/Dean of Students
IMPORTANT DATES:
OCTOBER
BREAST CANCER
AWARENESS WEEK October 17th - 21st
SPIRIT WEEK
October 24th - 28th Please watch for
details on our website.
FALL CONFERENCES Thursday, October 27th 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
and Friday, October 28th 12:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
DANCE
Friday, October 28th 7:00 p.m.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Important Dates ................... 1 Digital Citizenship ................. 1 Dress Code Information ....... 3 New Cavelero Staff .............. 4 Cavelero Athletic News ....... 5 Bus Drop Off and Pick Up .... 6 Attendance/Registrar Info ... 6 Tutoring and Clubs ............... 7 NJHS ...................................... 8
COLLEGE AND CAREER CORNER Please click on College and Career Corner to see College Admission Planning Webinars. Please watch for updates in our College Corner of the newsletter.
Isabelle Lingle 8th Grade
Joseph Romero 8th Grade
Kareleen LaKamp 9th Grade
DeShawn McFerrin 9th Grade
SAFE SCHOOL TIP LINE Phone or text 855-200-5058
email [email protected]
CONGRATULATIONS! COLLEGE BOUND SCHOLARSHIP (8TH GRADERS) The scholarship is available to 7th and 8th grade students whose family income meets the guidelines or who are in foster care. The deadline to sign up is June 30th of the students' 8th grade year. Please click on the College Bound Scholarship above.
COLLEGE BOUND SCHOLARSHIPS
Dress Code Information Cavelero Mid High School strives to develop students who are committed learners. Our goal is to keep our students here at school. We want students to respect themselves and others. While we encourage individuali-ty, our dress code also encourages a positive and healthy learning environment. Students should dress casu-ally and comfortably for school, while wearing clothing that is well-suited for school. Clothing inappropriate to an academic environment is defined as clothing which disrupts the educational process, poses a health or safety threat, or contains prohibited imagery or language (see below). CMHS administration has the right to identi-fy other factors that may be related to school safety or climate.
All undergarments must be completely covered at all times.
Shorts and skirts must be longer than fingertip length when arms are extended at sides. To help our stu-dents be successful at school our dress code was revised. Part of the revision includes length of pants, skirts and shorts and addresses holes in clothing.
Please click on to take you Student Handbook/Dress Code see page 10.
Clothing must cover torso, midriff and backside, and have sleeves or 2” straps. Tops should fully cover the chest area.
Students must be readily identifiable at all times. Therefore, faces must be uncovered (no sunglasses) and hoods are not allowed inside the building. Appropriate head covers may be worn for warmth and protection outdoors, and inside for religious reasons or special circumstances approved by administration.
Please leave beachwear, short shorts, and pajamas at home.
Clothing, drawings, tattoos and accessories that display or promote negative messages are not permitted. These could include drug, gang, weapon, alcohol or tobacco-related information, obscenities, put-downs, stereotypes, sexual innuendo, offensive words or graphics.
Staff members will ask students to fix dress code concerns (administration may be involved). A violation of the dress code will require a change of clothing or a fix to the item in question. If the outcome of this dia-logue continues to find the student violating the dress policy, he/she will be asked to report to counseling or the main office to change or find a suitable solution. If a student, for any reason, is unable to find clothing appropriate for the above standards they are asked to visit the counseling office for support. Provisions will be made to find the student appropriate clothing for the remainder of the day on a case by case basis. This may include asking the student to change into an appropriate article of clothing they own, asking the stu-dent to cover the offending item with another article of clothing, or (in the case of offensive language or graphics) asking the student to turn the article of clothing inside out. If no alternate provisions can be found, the student’s parent(s) or guardian may be contacted to provide them with an appropriate article of clothing and discuss next steps. Again, our goal is to keep all students at school and we want to thank you for your help with being proactive at home and enforcing expectations for appropriate school attire.
Mr. Widmann
Ms. Sailer
Ms. Towey
Ms. Olson
Ms. Porter Ms. Mullican
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Hippie
Ms. Gienger
Ms. Olsen
Mr. Koshelnik
Ms. Fuller Officer Irwin
Please Welcome our NEW Cavelero Staff!
CAVELERO ATHLETIC NEWS
2016-17 ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY PACKETS (Completed packet required for ALL athletes)
You may download the Eligibility Packet from the Cavelero website
(Click Here) May be turned in to the Cavelero Athletic Office between the hours
of 8:00am & 2:30pm.
8th GRADE WINTER 1 SPORTS
BOYS GIRLS Basketball* Volleyball*
Start Date for Winter 1 Season is the week of 10/31/16
9th GRADE WINTER SPORTS
BOYS GIRLS Basketball* Basketball* Swimming Wrestling Wrestling
Start Date for 9th Grade Winter sports is 11/14/16
*Indicates a cut sport; tryouts required, athletes must attend all
tryout sessions
Cavelero Mid High School is excited to have the WeatherBug forecast for Lake Stevens. The WeatherBug program partners with King 5 news and you will occasionally see our weather station information highlighted by meteorologist Jeff Renner. The data collected by our weather station will also support our students and staff in our science and health classes! To view please click on the link below.
http://weather.weatherbug.com/WA/Lake%20Stevens-weather/weather-cams/local-cams.html (control + click)
STUDENT PICK UP AND DROP OFF To assist morning student drop off go smoothly please pull as far forward as you can. Also to assist us with student safety please do not pick up your students in the bus loop parking lot area. Buses are coming and going and students are walking throughout this parking lot. Please look for students and other vehicles as you enter and leave our school. As always, please use the student pick up area in the front of the school and pull forward to allow all parents access to drop off and pick up their students . Thank you for all of your help!
STUDENT PICK UP AT LUNCH If you need to pick up your student during lunch for an appointment please have your student bring a note to the main office in the morning. That way your student can come down before his or her lunch begins and be ready to go. Thank you.
Cavelero considers regular attendance to be a necessary part of student learning. We believe regular attendance instills a sense of responsibility in each student that will carry over after their time here. With this in mind we have an attendance policy which states a student may lose credit if they exceed 10 (excused or unexcused) absences in any semester. Students are allowed to retrieve up to 5 excused absences through their attendance at Saturday School or after school Study Corral. If you have any questions regarding attendance please contact Shanna Pyzer in the Attendance office at 425-335-1629 or email [email protected]
A t t e n d a n c e I n f o r m a t i o n
REGISTRAR INFORMATION
If you have an address or emergency contact change please contact our registrar, Mrs. Perfect-Reading @ 425.335.1634
or email [email protected]
STUDY CORRAL IN THE
LIBRARY (Bus at 3:10 out front)
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
2:05 P.M. – 3:05 P.M. MRS. CARPENTER
STARTS SEPTEMBER 27TH
Club Name Advisor(s) First Meeting Rm. Mtg. Day Time Comments
Ambassadors Maddie Maloney Monday, September 26 SW209 Mondays 2:05-3:00
Anime Ben Everett Thursday, September 22 SW211 Thursday 2:00-3:00
Art Karen Towey Tuesday, November 1 CW126 Tuesday 2:00-3:00
Builders Carol Dvorak Monday, September 26 NW212 TBD 2:00-3:00 Future meeting dates & times TBD after 1st meeting
Drama Bill Walles Monday, September 19 Wrestling Room
Mon & Wed 2:00-3:00 Will add more meeting days after 11/21/16
FCCLA Helen VanderWerff Shelley Ward
Monday, September 19 NW112 Mon 2:00-3:15 Once per week first semester Once every other week sec-ond semester
Jedi Acade-my
Kylen Fountain Sometime in Nov 2016
Runs Nov - Feb/Mar time frame
Natural Highs Net-work
Steve Pitkin
NJHS Cecilie Cappel Second Semester Only
Students invited based on Semester 1 GPA
One Voice Joel Jerde Friday, October 14 SW212 Friday 12:40-2:00
Robotics/Engineering
Will Fredin Jeff Lynass Mike McGrath Karen Coulombe
Tuesday, September 20 B131 Tues & Thurs 2:00-4:00
Running Kylen Fountain Sometime in Nov 2016
Runs Nov - Feb/Mar time frame
Strategic Board Games
Dave Zerbst
Tutoring Elise Warrick Thursday, September 22 NW111 Thursday 2:00-3:00 First few meetings @ Cav, then bus to Skyline til end of their school day.
Video Larry Gasser Thursday, September 22 NE224 TBD 2:00-3:00 Only first meeting date set. Will know more after 9/22
JIM TALLEY’S NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
Are you always earning excellent grades? If so, you should consid-er becoming a member of Cavelero’s National Junior Honor Society! The purpose of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Cavelero Mid-High School. Interested candidates wanting to become members of Jim Talley’s National Junior Honor Society must meet eligibility requirements. Candidates are required to have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better in addition to completing 4 hours of community service by May 12, 2017. Benefits of being a member of National Junior Honor Society are:
Serve your community Become a leader in your school and community Build your character Demonstrate scholarship on college and job applications
Please see Mrs. Cappel, the National Junior Honor Society Adviser (SW 205) for more information and to pick up a community service form.
