GRENADIER NEWS - Home Page | Elk Grove High School · 2018. 8. 15. · Katie Gehring Jake George Angela Geraci Claire Glennon Hannah Gray Dayanara Grimaldo Elly Haljiti Jacob Hartness

Inside.......Class of 2017 Medallion Winners / Senior Honors Students ......................................................... Page 2-3Class of 2017 Commencement / Prom Photo Montage .................................................................. Page 4-5Seven and Four Semester Honors ...................................................................................................... Page 6-7Congratulations to our Students ...................................................................................................... Page 8-13Key Contacts / Counselor Alignment ............................................................................................ Page 14-15Athletics & Activities Contact information ........................................................................................Page 16D214 2018/19 Calendar .........................................................................................................................Page 17EGHS Open House Information (English & Spanish) ................................................................ Page 18-21Student Services Calendar (August - October) ..................................................................................Page 22Seal of Biliteracy Assessment Information ..........................................................................................Page 23Important Parent Information ....................................................................................................... Page 24-25Information From the School Nurse.............................................................................................. Page 26-27PSAT/NMSQT Test Registration Form ...............................................................................................Page 28D214 2018/19 Assessment Information ........................................................................................ Page 29-31Homecoming 2018 / Veteran’s Day Celebration .......................................................................... Page 32-33EGHS Musical / Drama Information ............................................................................................. Page 34-35Padres Unidos / 2018/19 New Staff ............................................................................................... Page 36-37Faculty Names, Extensions, Email Addresses ............................................................................... Page 38-4030th Annual Japanese Exchange Program ..........................................................................................Page 41NJROTC / Career Nights ................................................................................................................ Page 42-43EGHS Website Information ..................................................................................................................Page 44District 214 News ............................................................................................................................. Page 45-47Asbestos & Pesticide Information .................................................................................................. Page 48-49GAB & PTC News ............................................................................................................................ Page 50-51Kenneth Young Korner (English & Spanish) ................................................................................ Page 52-53Hosting an Exchange Student from South Korea...............................................................................Page 54D214 Community Education Information .........................................................................................Page 55

COMMENCEMENT - CLASS OF 2018FIRST DAY OF CLASS: Wednesday, August 15th

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E.G.H.S. Parent Newsletter 1st Quarter - August 2018 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

2EGHS Parent Newsletter 1st Quarter - August 2018

Congratulations 2018 Senior Medallion Winners

Advanced Strength and Conditioning .....................................................Oscar Gonzalez Art .................................................................................................................... Emma Slattery Athlete of the Year – Female ...................................................................... Alyssa Bonilla Athlete of the Year – Male .......................................................................... Nick Rosenorn Behavioral Science ................................................................................................Josef Weber Biological Science .................................................................................... Priya Murugasan Business Education ............................................................................... Jose Romero Perez Chemistry ..................................................................................................... Carissa Lehning Community Service ............................................................................................ Ashley Szull Debate ..................................................................................................................... Diego Cruz Drama ........................................................................................................... Carissa Lehning EGHS Richard Calisch Nominee ............................................................. Claire Glennon English ....................................................................................................... Tiffany Kajiwara English Language Learner ...................................................................... Felix Huicochea Family and Consumer Sciences .................................................................. Katie Gehring French .............................................................................................................. Tyler Galovich Health Careers .................................................................................................... Rana Asfar Italian ............................................................................................... Kathryn Duffy-Greslo Journalism – Guardian................................................................................... Nic Baggetto Journalism – Guardian.......................................................................... Tiffany Kajiwara Mathematics ................................................................................................... Nick Rosenorn Music, Instrumental – Band ............................................................. Katelyn Malartsik Music, Instrumental – Orchestra ................................................................ Nicole Tabor Music, Vocal – Choral ................................................................................. Sheldon AdamsOrchesis ............................................................................................................. Alexis Chirbas Physical Education .................................................................................. Justin Ethithara Physical Education Leader ................................................................................ Jade Lewis Physics ................................................................................................................. Kelly Walter Principal’s Award ...................................................... Ayewanou Believe Bahun-Wilson Principal’s Award .......................................................................................... Jack Falejczyk Principal’s Award ....................................................................... Nelson Garcia-Gutierrez Principal’s Award ...........................................................................................Sara Kouvelis Principal’s Award ..................................................................................... Sydney Marquis School Spirit ................................................................................................. Nathan Beltran Social Science .........................................................................................................Diego Cruz Spanish ............................................................................................................. Olivia Banach Speech................................................................................................................... Nicole Tabor Technology Education ...................................................................................... Miram Safi Technical Theater .............................................................................................. Greg Rynne


Highest Honors Graduates have

earned a G.P.A. of 4.20 and above

High Honors Graduates have

earned a G.P.A. of 4.00 to 4.19

Honors Graduates have earned a G.P.A. of 3.80 to 3.99

Honors 2018

High Honors 2018

Highest Honors 2018




SevenSemesterHonors2017-18

DeanaAgolliGiovannaAguilarShivamAminValnesaArifiCassidyArnoldRanaAsfarMiaBacigalupoNicolasBaggettoOliviaBanachSamanthaBartfayJanetBeevDanielBendikZoeBlomquistJackBlomstrandJoseBritoAlexisChirbasDiegoCruzMaryDalenbergMisheelDamdinbazarJessicaDeeringJustinDembowskiMackenzieDeWittKevinDoyleJohannaDuckmannKathrynDuffy-GresloJustinEthitharaTabithaFabinAbigailFarmerJonathanFaughnVictoriaFurgalMartaGadekAlexiaGaliciaTylerGalovichKatieGehringJakeGeorgeAngelaGeraciClaireGlennonHannahGray

DayanaraGrimaldoEllyHaljitiJacobHartnessMcKaylaHealyAlethiaHernandezLeslieHerreraTatsuyaHigashiomoriFelixHuicochea-GomezKatherineIshizakaBenjaminJaegerNubiaJohnsonBrittneyJosephNiyatiJoshiTiffanyKajiwaraMichaelKennedyAdianKeserovicTamiaKimmonsSaraKouvelisDanielKummerDavidKusionSokheangLeangCarissaLehningKatelynMalartsikMathewsMangattJoseAllisonManguraliSeanMaudeAaronMejoradaAdrianMitalMaggieMoellenkampRhiannonMorrison-NaylorMatthewMuichPriyaMurugasanJohnNapholzJeniferNegreteMartinNiedobaAmarPatelBrijePatelHarshPatel

TejendraPatelOscarPatinoBridgetPelrineUmarRamzanPetyaRangelovaSimonaRangelovaOmarRomanOscarRomanNicholasRosenornKathleenRuszkowskiGregoryRynneMaramSafiPatrykSareckiBriannaSeatonSamitShahHannahSiebertEmmaSimmonsAmandaSitkowskiEmmaSlatteryBaileySmolaEmmaSoutorDeanSouzaJamesSpataforeChristopherSteffensEliseStornelloSafooraSyedaAshleySzullNicoleTaborStephanieTingasSamUhlarikHannahUnalMereesaValeraNicoleVassiliouKellyWalterWilliamWarszewikJosefWeberFelicityZayasVeselZulku


FourSemesterHonors2017-18

KamranAftabCarmelaJoanneAldeaBurhanAlkaAprilAlvaradoMichaelAmatoDrakeAndersonMariaAnzuetoRubenArauzMelissaArellanoReganAugustyniakJazielAvelar-AburtoAnasstasijaAvramovicMichaelBadagliaccaAmandaBairdDanielBakhmatovBrookeBaldassarreRobertBalzanoJamesBayusEthanBilodeauLaurenBongiovanniJonathanBourasThomasBrautigamAmberBretanaStevieBurtonAmarilisCarrilloMonicaCasillasSeanCherryIvanCortesMatthewCrimminsMargaretCroninAlexianCuatepitziKevinCybulskiTaylorDananKathleenDandanJaretDeLaCruzMelanieDeLaCruzRenetteDelCarmenMirelaDimitrovaDanielDuffyDylanElsnerCarolineEmmerichTedAlejandreiEnolvaJosephineFlores-FosterAlexaFontanettaAutumnFrancoGraceGalloShivGandhiAnthonyGarayAdrianGarciaStephanieGarciaLluviaGarcia

SebastianGarzaEmiliaGibesAlexandraGlinskiJailineGomez-MendozaRamsesGonzalezSarahGrinenDianaGuarnerosJoseGuemezAlexandroGutierrezJessicaHadlerGraceHalfmanDavidHardyPaulHarlevKayleeHatfieldTaylorHenskeEstevenHernandezJacquelineHernandezAmandaHindmonRasheedHudsonBrendaHuertaSerenaJamesChristianJanickBenjaminJasutisWangzheJinAshlinJohnPaulJonasSarahJovanovicDanielleKadamianAleksandraKalafarskiRachelKandeferJamesKaravasJenniferKearnsJuliaKedzierskaKaseyKeenleyMichaelKelnarAldinKeserovicSodamKimVouchLengKongElenaKostopoulosGraceKostopoulosNathanaelKraemerKaitlynKubicaGabryjelaKulikBenjaminKvetonAngelicaLandryRosalindaLealJashleyLopezRadoslawLucarzLilyMahonJasminaMalekAmberMalmstrom

HazelAnnManguraliMerlynManojJorgeMartinezGabriellaMauroRicardoMayaJohnMcCabeBrandiMiddendorpKacperMigaczJakeMizialkoErandyMonteroOmarMoraEmilioMorenoSofiaMorenoHeidiMorrisRachelMorsePeterMuradJessicaMurilloPaigeNapholzKarleyNawrockiBriannaNikolaElizabethNowakLaurenOdaFabricioOlagueMichaelOlsenAlexisOlsenHollyOlsonSophiaPanfilJuliaParisiAviPatelBhumitPatelDhvaniPatelJankiPatelJayPatelKajalPatelRushiPatelShivPatelShraddhaPatelNishantPatelDaxayPatelIryllPatingoDanielPerezEliasPerezGabrielaPerezLizethPerezAleksandarPetrovSanyaPhilipEricPiatekErikPradoJaelaPreisterSyedaQadriAlexiaMarieRamos

RyleyRathmanSabrinaRennerLuciaRios-VenegasRamiroRoblesViridianaRojasOliviaRomanoSemonaRoussanovaVictorRubioHaileyRuppertMelissaSaettoneAnupaSajiTomokoSakurayamaMarvinSalinas-JaramilloEmmaSaluskiEmilySalvinskiDevenaSammanasuSabrinaSanchez-LunaMariaSanchez-PerezDinaSandenPaulinaSaratMathewSchauThomasSehataReynaShinoMariaSijimonAllisonSkipleRebeccaSkipleAnnaMariaSlezakDeisySotoNikolaSowaAnnaSprengerJamesSteinJacobSurzSaifSyedJosephSzplitChristianTchilikovMaeveTerranovaNadiaTorresAmandaTriunfolJillianValenteLisandraVazquezJaquelinVillafanJaredWallerNoelleWalshJuliaWardNicoleWardAdrianWlodarzJessicaWong-BarreraEmileYunsernyuyNadiraZeherovicRaechelZoellick


CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS of the

4th QUARTER


CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS of the

4th QUARTER


EGHSStudentsRecognizedasHighAchieversinthe2018NationalItalianExam

Forty-TwoElkGroveHighSchoolstudents,enrolledinItalian1-5classestaughtbyAnnaIzzoGlinskiandEffieKalkounosKarafotias,haveearnednationalmedalsandhonorablementions in theNational ItalianExamaccordingtoSalvatoreBancheri,NationalDirectoroftheNationalItalianExam.

TheNationalItalianExamisanationalcompetitionsponsoredbytheAmericanAssociationofTeachersofItalian(AATI).Studentswereevaluatedthrougha rigorousexaminationof their listening,grammar, vocabulary, cultureand readingcomprehensionskillsinItalianthroughouttheUnitedStates.

StudentswhotaketheNationalItalianExamdemonstrateasuperiorlevelofintegrativeculturalandlinguisticcompetenceandacommitmenttoexcellenceanddedication.

CONGRATULATIONSTOTHESEEGHSSTUDENTSFORTHEIROUTSTANDINGACHIEVEMENT BronzeMedal HonorableMention 1.IvaylaZaharieva(1A)and6thNat’l.Placement 1.EmilySchlosser(1A) 2.JacquelineHernandez(1A) 2.JuliaFilipowska(1A) 3.DeniseQuintero(1A) 3.GiannaGeallis(1A) 4.CinthiaDominguez(2A)and5thNat’l.Placement 4.IzabelaSewerynski(2A) 5.AngelineMena(2A) 5.SabrinaRenner(3A) 6.JulianCisneros(2A) 6.KateDuffy-Greslo(5A)4thNat’l.Placement 7.BrittanyCruz(2A) 8.KellyMoellenkamp(2A) 9.RichardBelmonte(2A) 10.EmmaSimmons(5A)and2ndNat’l.Placement

HonorableAchievementCertificate 1.KaitlynFrank(1A) 14.PaytonGryzik(2A) 2.GavinMcCorry(1A) 15.BenBarker(2A) 3.JuliaParisi(1A) 16.MelissaSaettone(3A) 4.ErykWorek(1A) 17.AndrewTripoli(3A) 5.NickLevin(1A) 18.BrianRosca(3A) 6.JackAnderzak(1A) 19.AdrianaVega(3A) 7.DeanFries(1A) 20.MelanieDelaCruz(3A) 8.AthenaApostolakos(2A) 21.OmarMora(3A) 9.PaolaDiaz-Serra(2A) 22.JorgeMartinez(4A) 10.ClaireBlomquist(2A) 23.SofiaMoreno(4A) 11.MarkWickstrom(2A) 24.AngelaGeraci(5A) 12.RicardoGervacio(2A) 25.BridgetPelrine(5A) 13.GillianGuerra(2A) 26.MaryDalenberg(5A)

Congratulations


EGHSStudentsReceiveOutstandingResultsonthe2018NationalFrenchContest–

LeGrandConcours

CongratulationstothefollowingstudentsontheiroutstandingresultsontheNationalFrenchContest-LeGrandConcours.TheGrandConcoursmeasures studentachievement inReading,Listening,VocabularyandGrammar in context.EGHSstudentsscoredextremelywellthisyearatalllevels.StudentsofFrench ingrades1-12, inall50 statesandabroad,areeligible to takeawritten testandcompeteagainststudentswithsimilareducationalbackgroundforprizes.

CONGRATULATIONSTOTHESEEGHSSTUDENTSFORTHEIROUTSTANDINGACHIEVEMENT French2MedalWinners HonorableMention 1.KaelynRittle(Bronze) 1.MarianoAlanis 2.NatalieDimov(Bronze) 2.JenickaHyppolite 3.MakaylaStaszel-Terpstra 4.NoelleWalsh French3MedalWinners HonorableMention

1. NicolasRojas(Bronze) 1.ArisbelSolis2. RaechelZoellick(Bronze) 2.KerenRosales

French4MedalWinners HonorableMention

1. RamsesGonzalez(Bronze) 1.LeylaBarragan 2.IvanCortes

3.SarahGrinen 4.OmarMora

5.AnnaSlezak6.DeisySoto

French5/APMedalWinners HonorableMention

1. TylerGalovich(Silver) 1.AlexiaGalicia 2. MisheelDamdinbazar(Bronze) 2.MaggieMoellenkamp3. BenJaeger(Bronze)

Congratulations


CongratulationsSkillsUSAStudentsForTheirOutstandingSuccessatthe2018SkillsUSAStateCompetition

2018SkillsUSAStateCompetition

LilyMahon-1stplaceMedicalAssistingEmilySitkowski-NurseAssisting22ndplaceGabiKulik-NurseAssisting16thplaceDharaPatel-NurseAssisting21stplaceand2ndplacePracticalNursingYennyVelazquez-NurseAssisting20thplaceArisbelSolis-NurseAssisting18thplaceHanaPark-NurseAssisting19thplaceand1stplacePracticalNursingAmandaSitkowski-FirstAid/CPR25thplaceKaylaMontemayor-FirstAid/CPR23rdplaceJuliaWard-FirstAid/CPR12thplace

AutomatedManufacturingTechnologySTATECHAMPS!JonathanFaughn-MaramSafi-KacperMigacz

AdditiveManufacturing CarpentryDanielSalgado-Alvarez(4thPlace) BartOrlowski(2ndPlace) OscarGonzalez(4thPlace) JarrettDonato(3rdPlace) FrankTorres(9thPlace)CommercialBaking JackTinsley(11thPlace)GraceGallo(5thPlace) JonathanMoore(12thPlace)ChristianBantog(11thPlace) ErikSantamaria(15thPlace)CommercialBaking AutomotiveServiceTechnologyGraceGallo(5thPlace) PatrickDolce(19thPlace)ChristianBantog(11thPlace)


CongratulationsJournalismand

YearbookStudents

CongratulationstoDannyKummerwhocompetedinNewsWritingandDavidMaciaswhocompetedinYearbookLayoutDoublePageSpreadDesignat thestatecompetitionthisspring.Theyrepresenteduswell! Congratulations also to Maeve Terranova who won a state medal for 6th place in EditorialCartooning.Congratulationsto the followingyearbookandnewspaperstudents for theirsuccessesat theNorthernIllinoisSchoolPressAssociation(NIPSA)conferenceandIHSASectionalmeetthisspring.AtNISPA, theyearbookasawholeearnedblueribbons forOverallCoverage,YearbookLayoutDesign,Theme Development and Photography.They also earned a Golden Eagle for Best in Class and a SilverCertificate.ThenewspaperstudentswonthefollowingawardsatNISPA~

• BlueRibbonswenttoNicBaggettoforFeatureWritingandtheGuardianstaffforEditorialWriting.• HonorableMentionswenttoTiffanyKajiwaraforNewsWriting• Team In-Depth went to Nic Baggetto, Natalia Habas, Stephanie Hultgren-Tagliere, Liam Saluski,

TiffanyKajiwara,CarinaMauricio,andJackyPano• NicBaggettoforNewspaperPhotography• NicBaggettoandSydneyMarquisforGraphics• OveralltheYearbookStaffearnedabronzecertificate.

AttheArgoSectional,thejournalismteam(yearbookandnewspapertogether)wonthefollowingawards: GoingtotheStateCompetitionwith3rdplacefinishesare~

• MaeveTerranovaforEditorialCartooning• DannyKummerforNewsWriting• DavidMaciasforYearbookLayout

4thPlaceFinishersare~• MaeveTerranovaforAdvertising• TiffanyKajiwaraforCopyEditing• NicBaggettoforFeatureWriting• SamUhlarikforInfographics• PaulJonasforSportsWriting• AngelinaCalderonforYearbookCaptionWriting.

6thPlaceWinnerswere~• StephanieHultgren-TagliereforBroadcastNews• NicBaggettoforNewspaperDesign


Elk Grove High School

Key Contacts (2018 - 2019)

If you have questions or concerns about a class, a co-curricular activity, or any program offered at EGHS, please call to speak with the appropriate teacher, sponsor, coach, counselor, or administrator.

To call a staff number, please dial 1-847-718 and extension listed

Attendance & Discipline Dean of Students – Mr. Justin Penio - Student with a LAST NAME beginning with A-L (ext. 4405)

Mr. Edgar Rivera - Student with a LAST NAME beginning with M-Z (ext. 4406) Police Counselor – Officer Dan Dougherty (ext. 4511)

Division Heads

Career & Technical Education/Driver Ed – Mr. Kyle Burritt (ext. 4412) English/Fine Arts – Ms. Wendy Relich (ext. 4461)

Mathematics/Science – Ms. Mary Kemp (ext. 4487) Physical Education/Health – Ms. Megan Knight (ext. 4414)

Social Science/World Language/ELL– Mr. Tim Phillips (ext. 4468) Special Education– Mr. Adam Clayton (ext. 4759)

Student Activities

Assistant Principal – Mr. Bob Murphy (ext. 4418) Boys’ Athletic Director – Mr. Terry Beyna (ext. 4519)

Girls’ Athletic Director – Ms. Jackie Randall (ext. 4518) Fine & Performing Arts Coordinators – Mr. Ron Fiorito (ext. 4498) & Mr. Joe Wolfe (ext. 4477)

Student Council – Ms. Cindy D’Alessandro (ext. 4772)

Student Services Assistant Principal – Ms. Valerie Norris (ext. 4421)

College Counselor – Mr. Anthony Miocic (ext. 4441) Counselors – Ms. Leslie Alvarez (ext. 4449) Ms. Heather DeCook (ext. 4451)

Mr. Scott Deutsch (4453) Ms. Anna Foecking (4448) Mr. Steve Gordon (ext. 4454) Ms. Maria Mroz (ext. 4450) Ms. Deb Ohler (ext. 4516) Mr. Alex Sanchez (ext. 4607)

Health Services (Nurse) – Ms. Laura Yamate (ext. 4473) Psychologist – Ms. Marla Carson (4577) Mr. Sean Mulcrone (ext. 4457)

Social Worker – Mr. Ray Galarza (ext. 4452) Ms. Amanda Lamorte (ext. 4479) Speech Clinician – Ms. Lindsey Rapinchuk (ext. 4446)

Associate Principal Curriculum & Instruction – Ms. Megan Knight

847-718-4414

Associate Principal Building Operations – Mr. Kyle Burritt

847-718-4412 Principal

Mr. Paul Kelly 847-718-4410

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Elk Grove High School 2018-2019 Counselor Caseload Alignment

Student Last name: FRESHMEN (CLASS OF 2022) A-Dam Steve Gordon 718-4454 [email protected] Dan-G r Anna Foecking 718-4448 [email protected] Gu-Li Deb Ohler 718-4516 [email protected] Ll-O Maria Mroz 718-4450 [email protected] P-Sa Heather DeCook 718-4451 [email protected] Sc-Z Scott Deutsch 718-4453 [email protected] ELL A-L Leslie Alvarez 718-4449 [email protected] ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez 718-4607 [email protected] SOPHOMORES (CLASS OF 2021) A-Cha Steve Gordon Chi-G Anna Foecking H-Lin Deb Ohler Lip-Nol Maria Mroz Nor-Ros Heather DeCook Row-Z Scott Deutsch ELL A-L Leslie Alvarez ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez JUNIORS (CLASS OF 2020) A-Clo Steve Gordon Cr-Ge Anna Foecking Go-La Deb Ohler Le-Ort Maria Mroz Ortl-Sa Heather DeCook Sc-Z Scott Deutsch ELL A-L Leslie Alvarez ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez SENIORS (CLASS OF 2019) A-Cl Steve Gordon Co-Go Anna Foecking Gra-L Deb Ohler M-Patel Maria Mroz Pati-Sch Heather DeCook Sci-Z Scott Deutsch ELL A-L Leslie Alvarez ELL M-Z Alex Sanchez



2018–2019SCHOOLCALENDARTOWNSHIPHIGHSCHOOLDISTRICT214

Institute Day Monday, August 13, 2018 Students Not in Attendance In-Service Day Tuesday, August 14, 2018 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 1st Quarter Wednesday, August 15, 2018 Labor Day Monday, September 3, 2018 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Monday, September 10, 2018 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Wednesday, September 19, 2018 All Buildings Closed End of 1st Quarter Friday, October 12, 2018 No Early Dismissal

Institute Day Monday, October 15, 2018 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 2nd Quarter Tuesday, October 16, 2018 Non-Attendance Day Wednesday, November 21, 2018 All Buildings Closed Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 22, 2018 All Buildings Closed Non-Attendance Day Friday, November 23, 2018 All Buildings Closed 1st Semester Final Exams December 19, 20, 21, 2018 End of 2nd Quarter/1st Semester Friday, December 21, 2018 Students Dismissed After Final Exams Winter Break Begins at Close of Classes Friday, December 21, 2018

Institute Day Monday, January 7, 2019 Students Not in Attendance First Day of Classes – 3rd Quarter Tuesday, January 8, 2019 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 21, 2019 All Buildings Closed Parent Teacher Conferences (In-Service Day) Friday, February 1, 2019 Students Not in Attendance Presidents’ Day, Non-Attendance Day Monday, February 18, 2019 All Buildings Closed End of 3rd Quarter Friday, March 15, 2019 No Early Dismissal

First Day of Classes – 4th Quarter Monday, March 18, 2019 Spring Break Begins at Close of Classes Friday, March 22, 2019 Students Dismissed Early Classes Resume After Spring Break Monday, April 1, 2019 Non-Attendance Day Friday, April 19, 2019 Students Not in Attendance Institute Day Monday, April 22, 2019 Students Not in Attendance Commencement Exercises Sunday, May 26, 2019 Memorial Day Monday, May 27, 2019 All Buildings Closed 2nd Semester Final Exams May 29, 30, 31, 2019 End of 4th Quarter/2nd Semester Friday, May 31, 2019 Students Dismissed After (Last Day of Classes) Final Exams

BOE Approved: 01/28/16 Revised & Approved: 1/18/18


August 6, 2018 Dear Parent(s)/ Guardian(s), It is with great pride that we invite you to our Open House at Elk Grove High School on Thursday, August 30, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. This is one of the most important and beneficial evenings of the school year, and we urge all Elk Grove families to take advantage. Ours is a great school, filled with people who care about your students, and we want to share what we do with you. During the evening, you will have an opportunity to follow an abbreviated version of your student’s schedule. During class presentations, teachers will provide you with an overview of each course, including course objectives and the resources used in class. Grading information, important projects/assignments, work expectations, supplies needed, and teacher contact information will also be shared. In addition to visiting with each of your child’s teachers, you will be able to attend special presentations targeted for parents of each class. The presentations will include information you need to know as a parent of a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior student. These presentations will be repeated each lunch hour – periods 4, 5, and 6. An Open House schedule, which includes the locations of the class presentations, is included with this mailing. Please plan to attend the appropriate presentation during your child’s lunch hour. Class periods are ten minutes in length with a five-minute passing period. In advance of this evening, please work with your student to fill out the accompanying schedule, as this information will guide you from class to class. At any time during the evening you may see your child’s counselor and/or visit one of the tables in the main hallway set up for our Parent Teacher Council and Grenadier Athletic Boosters. If you were interested in joining either of these organizations, we would ask that you bring a check for $20.00 for PTC and/or $25.00 for the Gren Athletic Boosters. Please note that our Open House format is not the appropriate setting for individual conferences regarding student progress. Parents who desire a personal conference with a teacher should arrange for one at a later date. Finally, prior to the start of Open House, we will hold our EGHS Title I Parent Meeting from 6:00 – 6:45 p.m. in room 120. This meeting is completely optional, and it will include an overview of the Title I grant as well as an opportunity for our families to be involved in decisions regarding use of district and school parent involvement set-aside funds for Parent Involvement Activities. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, August 30th. We at Elk Grove High School consider your student’s success our own, and Open House is an excellent opportunity to partner together as the new school year begins. Best Regards, Paul Kelly Megan Knight Kyle Burritt Principal Associate Principal Associate Principal


ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL- OPEN HOUSE Thursday, August 30, 2018,

7:00 p.m.

Please do not forget to bring your student’s schedule with

you! Period Subject Teacher Room

0 hr 6:45- 6:55 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 1st 7:00 -7:15 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 2nd 7:20 – 7:30 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 3rd 7:35 – 7:45 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 4th 7:50 – 8:00 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 5th 8:05 – 8:15 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 6th 8:20 – 8:30 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 7th 8:35 – 8:45 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 8th 8:50 – 9:00 p.m. ____________________ ____________________ ____________

the one that corresponds with your student’s current grade

• –• –•

your child’s 1

ing all of you all this year’s EGHS Open House!


Elk Grove High School500 West Elk Grove BoulevardElk Grove Village, Illinois 60007

Telephone 847-718-4400Fax 847-718-4417http://[email protected]

6 de agosto, 2018 Estimado(s) padre(s)/guardian(es), Es con gran placer que los invito a nuestra Open House en Elk Grove High School el jueves, 30 de agosto, 2018 a las 7pm. Esta es una de las noches más importantes del ciclo escolar, así es que esperamos que todas las familias de Elk Grove tomen ventaja de esta misma. Esta, es una gran escuela, llena de personal al que le importa su estudiante, y queremos compartir esto con ustedes. Durante la tarde, tendrán la oportunidad de seguir una versión abreviada del horario de su estudiante. Durante las presentaciones, los maestros le proveerán un repaso de cada curso, incluyendo objetivos del curso, y los recursos utilizados en clase. Información sobre grados, proyectos/tareas, las expectativas del trabajo, los materiales necesarios, e información de contacto de los maestros también serán compartidos. Además de visitar a cada uno de los maestros de su hijo/a, también podrá asistir a una presentación especial dirigida para padres de cada grado. Las presentaciones incluirán información que usted necesita saber como padre de estudiantes de 9no, 10mo, 11vo, y 12vo grado. Estas presentaciones serán repetidas cada hora de almuerzo - periodos 4, 5 y 6. Un horario del Open House, el cuál incluye los salones de las presentaciones, se encuentra adjunto. Por favor, asista a la presentación apropiada durante la hora de almuerzo de su hijo/a. Los periodos de clase serán 10 minutos, con 5 minutos entre cada uno. Antes de esta tarde, por favor llene el horario con las clases de su estudiante, ya que esta información lo guiará a donde ir. En cualquier momento durante esta noche, usted podrá ver al consejero de su hijo/a y/o visitar una de las mesas del Parent Teacher Council y Grenadier Athletic Boosters en el pasillo principal. Si está interesado en participar en cualquiera de estas dos organizaciones, le pediremos que traiga un cheque por $20.00 para PTC y/o $25.00 para Grenadier Athletic Boosters. Por favor noten que nuestro Open House no es el sitio apropiado para conferencias individuales sobre el progreso de estudiantes. Los padres que deseen una conferencia personal con un maestro deberán hacer una cita después. Finalmente, antes del inicio de la Casa Abierta, llevaremos a cabo nuestra reunión de Padres Título I de EGHS de 6:00 a 6:45 p.m. en la sala 120. Esta reunión es completamente opcional e incluirá una descripción general de la subvención del Título I y una oportunidad para que nuestras familias participen en las decisiones sobre el uso de los fondos de reserva de participación de los padres del distrito y la escuela para las actividades de participación de los padres. Esperamos verlos el jueves, 30 de agosto. Nosotros en Elk Grove High School consideramos el éxito de su estudiante nuestro propio éxito, y Open House es una oportunidad excelente para hacer equipo mientras el ciclo escolar comienza. Nuestros mejores deseos, Paul Kelly Megan Knight Kyle Burritt Principal Associate Principal Associate Principal


ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL- OPEN HOUSE jueves, 30 de agosto, 2018,

7:00pm

¡¡Por favor, no olviden traer el horario de su estudiante!!

Periodo Materia Maestro Salón

0 hr 6:45- 6:55pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 1er 7:00 -7:15pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 2do 7:20 – 7:30pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 3ro 7:35 – 7:45pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 4to 7:50 – 8:00pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 5to 8:05 – 8:15pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 6to 8:20 – 8:30pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 7mo 8:35 – 8:45pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________ 8vo 8:50 – 9:00pm ____________________ ____________________ ____________

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EGHSStudentServicesEvents:August–October

Class Schedules Available on Infinite Campus Parent Nation Welcome Night (Bilingual) August 4th (9th thru 12th Grades) August 7th – 6:30-7:30pm

Class of 2019 – Freshman/Transfer Orientation Non-Attendance Day August 10th - 8:15–11:30am (Cafeteria/Theater) August 13th and 14th (Teacher Institute Days

First Day of School Freshmen First Day August 15th August 15th

Pep Assembly/First Home Football Game Fall Open House August 24th August 30th – 7:00-9:00pm

Senior Core Curriculum/English Classes Non-Attendance Day (Labor Day) August 30th and 31st (Periods 1-8) September 3rd

Last Day to Register for SAT on October 6th Non-Attendance Day September 7th September 10th

Freshman Core Curriculum/Human Geo Classes Senior Parent College Knowledge Night September 11th (Periods 1-8) September 13th 7:30-8:30pm (EG Theater)

Non-Attendance Day Senior Financial Aid Night September 19th September 20th - 7:00-9:00pm Rolling Meadows H.S.

Padres Unidos “Immigration: Know Your Rights” Homecoming Week September 27th - 6:30-8:30pm (EGHS Theater) September 23rd - 29th Directions (Special Ed/504 Student College Fair) National College Fair September 25th - 6:00-8:00pm September 29th - 11am-3pm Forest View Educational Center

NACAC Visual & Performing Arts College Fair Junior Core Curriculum/Jr. English Classes September 29th - 6:30-9:00pm October 2nd and 3rd University of Illinois, Chicago (UIC) Periods 1-8

PSAT/NMSQT (Juniors Only) Career Night: Arts/Communication/Human Services October 10th October 10th - 6:30-9:00pm EGHS Theater and Classrooms

End of 1st Quarter Non-Attendance Day October 12th October 15th. (Teacher Institute Day)


Seal of Biliteracy Assessment Information As you may already know, beginning in the 2018-19 school year, District 214 students will have the opportunity to earn the Seal of Biliteracy, state recognition for proficiency in English and one or more foreign languages. In addition, receiving the Illinois State Board of Education’s Seal of Biliteracy will give District 214 students an opportunity to earn college credit.

To qualify for the Seal of Biliteracy, seniors must:

• Earn a minimum composite score of 21 on an official administration of the ACT, OR • Reach the ACT college readiness benchmark of 18 for the English subject area test OR • Earn a minimum score of 540 on the Evidenced Based Reading and Writing portion of an

official administration of the SAT, OR • Earn a minimum overall composite score of 4.8 on the ACCESS for ELL’s exam

AND • Have earned a 4 or a 5 on the AP language exam, OR • Earn a minimum of an I-5 on all components of ACTFL’s Assessment of Performance

toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) exam, a minimum of Intermediate High on all components of AVANT’s STAMP 4S exam, or a minimum of B1 on the Standard Test of Bulgarian as a Foreign Language. The following languages can be assessed with the AAPPL exam: Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Thai. The AVANT STAMP 4S assessment is offered for Hebrew and Polish. The Standard Test of Bulgarian as a Foreign Language will be offered through the Consulate General of the Republic of Bulgaria. For more information about this assessment, please contact Angela Sisi at [email protected].

If awarded, the Seal of Biliteracy will be placed on the student's diploma and transcript. Students can receive the seal in languages taught in and out of the District. To learn more about qualifying for the Seal of Biliteracy and costs, please visit page 30 of our 2018-19 Academic Handbook.

For more information on the Seal of Biliteracy, please visit this link at ISBE: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Illinois-State-Seal-of-Biliteracy.aspx

AAPPL and AVANT STAMP language tests will be offered to Seniors only on two different dates:

Monday, September 17th or Tuesday, September 25th 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Forest View Educational Center 2121 S. Goebbert Road

Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Registration will open on August 15th and close on September 5th. Please check the school website under “Trending” for the link to register. Seating is limited and will be only open until all spots are filled. The cost for both exams will be $25, which includes an administrative fee. If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact Angela Sisi, Director of Language Development at [email protected] or at 847-718-7836.


CONTROVERSIALISSUESINTHECLASSROOM

Township High School District 214’s primary mission is to enable all students to learn the skills, acquire theknowledge,anddevelopthebehaviorsnecessaryforthemtoreachtheirfullpotentialascitizenswhocanmeetthechallengesofachangingsociety.Inademocracythatopenlyconfrontsacuteandpressingpolitical,social,economic,andmoralproblems,itislikelythatsuchissueswillbeevidentinclassrooms.Discussionsabouttheseissuesprovidestudentswiththetypeoflearningexperiencethatwillhelppreparethemtomeetthechallengesofaglobalchangingsociety.

District214providesitsparents/guardiansanopportunitytograntorrefusepermissionfortheirsonordaughterto participate in a class activity or to request an alternative assignment when study materials are deemedcontroversial. Parents/guardians with concerns regarding controversial issues, materials, and curricula shouldcontacttheschool’sprincipal/designee.Theadministrationhasestablishedguidelines,procedures,andsafeguardsforanunbiased,impartialhandlingofcontroversialissuesintheclassroom.

DISTRICT214HASANAPP!Wanton-the-goinformationfromDistrict214?There’sanappforthat!TheDistricthasofficiallylaunchedafreeiPhone and Android supported app that gives you mobile-friendly access to District 214 news and schoolinformation. Amongother features, thenewappoffers apassword-activatedContactManager feature that letsparents,studentsandstaffoptintoreceivetextmessagesinthecaseofclosingsorschoolemergencysituations.

Tosetupthetextservice,visitwww.d214.org/cm.pdf.You’llneedyourstudent’sschoolID#andoneofthephonenumbersonrecord inorder toopt in. Theappalso featureseasyaccess toDistrict214’sgrowingsocialmediapresencethroughclickablelinkstoofficialTwitter,FlickrandFacebookfeeds;maps;linkstotheBoardofEducationandemployeecontactpagesofDistrict214’swebsite;andlinkstoallDistrict214schoolandalternativeprogrampages.Thegoalistoprovideevenbettercommunicationthroughtheuseofinnovativetechnology–alreadyastapleinourclassrooms.Thisnewappallowsus tomeetyouwhereyou’reatanddeliverrelevant informationas it’sneeded.TheDistrict214appisavailableforfreedownloadthroughGooglePlayandiTunesbysearchingforHighSchoolDistrict214.

ACCESSTOTHESCHOOLELEVATORIfyoursonordaughterneedsthetemporaryuseofanelevatorcardduetoamedicalcondition,thecardcanbeobtainedfromtheschoolnurse,Ms.Yamate.Ifthecardislostornotreturned,therewillbea$25fine.Abuseoftheelevatorwillresultinconsequences. Ifyouhaveanyquestions,[email protected].

D214ONFACEBOOKANDTWITTER

StayuptodateonthelatestnewsfromHighSchoolDistrict214anditsschoolsbyfollowingandlikingourTwitterandFacebookaccounts.


DON’TFORGETTORESERVEYOURYEARBOOK!

Youmay order your yearbook in theMainOffice or Student ActivitiesOffice(booksare$50each)Youcanpaywithcash,creditordebitcard;checksshouldbemadepayabletoElkGroveHighSchool.YouryearbookmayalsobeorderedatJostens.com(Jostenswillallowapaymentplanifdesired).LastdaytoreserveyourbookisFebruary28,2019. After that date, students will take a chance of availability atdistribution.*NoordersafterFebruary28,2019

SENIORBABYPICTURES

Parentscancreateacustombabyphotoandmessageforinclusionintheyearbooktocommemorateyourstudent’ssenioryear!

Orderbythefollowingdatesforreducedpricing: 1/4page$70fromnowuntil10/12/18 1/4page$75from11/1/18to12/21/18 1/8page$40fromnowuntil10/12/18 1/8page$50from11/1/18to12/21/18

Topurchaseyourad,gotowww.jostens.com/yearbookads

DEADLINE:December21,2018–NOEXCEPTIONS!

SENIORPORTRAITDEADLINEDidyouforgettoscheduleyourseniorportraitsessionthissummer?

Seniorportraitandyearbookphotomakeupdateswillbeavailablesoon.Senioryearisanimportantmilestone,wewouldlikeeveryEGHSseniorrepresentedintheyearbook!

PLEASENOTE:Tobeincludedintheyearbook,allseniorphotosmustbetakenbyPrestigeStudio.

YouDONOThavetopurchasephotostobeincludedintheyearbook.

SeniorYearisahugemilestoneinyourlife!WewouldlikeallEGHSseniorsrepresentedinthe2018/19Yearbook.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecallLifetouchcustomerserviceat630-910-6800.

CLASSPHOTOS(GRADES9-11)

Freshmen,sophomores,andjuniorswilltaketheirphotosinthegymonThursday,August30thduringtheirPE,health,ordanceclass.ForstudentsabsentonAugust30thorthosewhowouldliketoretaketheirphoto,‘PictureRetakeDay’willbeheldTuesday,October16thintheFoyerConferenceRoomduringlunchhours.

TOORDERAPHOTOPACKAGE:

Orderformswillbemailedhome.Pleasebringyourcompletedformwithpaymentonpictureday.Ifyoudonotreceiveaform,pleasecometothemainofficetopickoneupbeforepictureday.


From the School Nurse......Laura YamateDearElkGroveHighSchoolStudentsandFamilies:

Iwantedtotakeamomentand introducemyself toallofyou. Mynameis

LauraYamate and I am thenewCertified SchoolNurse forElkGroveHigh

School. I come toEGHSwith fiveyearsofnursingexperience -with fourof

thoseyearsspentworkingasanurse in theschoolenvironment. Iamvery

proudandexcitedtobepartof,andserve, theEGHScommunity. If there is

anything that I can do to assist you or your student, or if you have any

questions,pleasedonothesitatetocontactmeat847-718-4473.Ifyouneed

to fax any forms or paperwork tome, please fax these items to theHealth

Office at 847-718-4562. I have listed some reminders below regarding

importantHealthServicesguidelines.

UPDATINGPHONENUMBERS:

Pleaseremembertocalltheattendanceofficetoreportanyphonenumberchanges.Itisveryimportant

thatwehaveupdatedandaccurateinformationincaseofanemergency.Studentsthatneedtogohome

due to illnessor injurywillnotbeexcusedwithoutpermission fromaparent/guardianoremergency

contact.

ILL/INJUREDSTUDENTS:

ImportantReminder-Keepingstudentswhoareillinthehealthofficeforlongperiodsoftime

posesahealthrisktootherstudentsandstaffmemberswhomayneedtoutilizethehealthofficeduring

the school day. For this reason, we kindly ask that you please have at least one person listed as an

emergencycontactwhoisavailableduringthedaytopickupyourchildwithinareasonableamountof

timeshoulditbecomenecessary.Additionally,keepingstudentsinthehealthofficefor longperiodsof

timewhoareinjuredmayposeahealthrisktotheinjuredstudentastheymaybeexposedtoillnesses

fromotherstudentsandstaffmembersutilizingthehealthoffice.Forthisreason,weagainaskthatyou

pleasehaveatleastonepersonlistedasanemergencycontactwhoisavailableduringthedaytopickup

yourchildwithinareasonableamountoftimeshoulditbecomenecessary.Wegreatlyappreciateyour

understandingandcooperation.

VISITSTOTHENURSE:

Anystudentscomingtothenursemusthaveapassfromtheircurrentclass.Ifitisapassingperiod,the

studentneedstogetapassfromtheclasstheywillbestarting.Theonlyexceptionsarewhenasituation

isemergent(bleeding,feelinglightheaded,etc.)orduringlunch.It isthenurse’sdiscretionwhetherto

allowastudenttorestinthehealthofficeduringaclassperiod.Manythingsareconsidered(reasonfor

request,grades,attendance,previousvisitstothenurse,etc.).Oneofourgoalsofthehealthofficeisto

treat the student comprehensively, but expediently, so that we reduce the time they are out of the

classroomwhilefacilitatingtheirabilitytofunctionoptimallyandbereadytolearn.


MEDICATIONGUIDELINES:

The responsibility for administering student medication rests

solelywiththeparents,orguardian,thereforeascheduleshould

be arranged so that all medication is taken at home under

parental supervision and not during school hours whenever

possible. In exceptional cases, whenmedicationmust be taken

during the school day, the regulations from the Illinois

Department of Public Health, “Guidelines for Management of

MedicationintheSchools”willbeimplementedbytheCertified

SchoolNurseasfollows:

Procedures:1. Theschoolnurseistobeinformedofstudentswhoarereceivingmedicationfor long-term

medicalconditions.

2. Whenever possible, medication should be self-administered under the supervision of the

schoolnurseoranadministrator.

3. Medicationistobebroughttotheschoolinacontainerwhichhasbeenappropriatelylabeledbyapharmacyoramedicalprovider.

4. Whenmedicationmustbeadministeredatschool,theparentorguardianmustprovidetothe

school nurse aDistrict 214medication request formauthorizing the administrationof the

prescribed medication. This form is available at the school health services office or for

downloadonthedistrictorindividualschoolwebsite(www.d214.orgoreghs.d214.org,click

onParents,HealthServicesandthenForms).Yearlyrenewalisrequired.

5. TylenolorAcetaminophencannowbeadministeredwithparentalpermissionusingtheon-lineregistrationform.

6. The school nurse and/or the principal may, at their discretion, reject a request foradministrationofamedication.Itisunderstoodthattheschooldistrictprovidesthisservice

intheinterestofthewell-beingofstudentsandasanaccommodationtoparents.

Developedby:District214AdvisoryCommitteeasmandatedbystatelaw(P.A.86-1441).Themembersofthis committee are representatives of District 214 administrators, school nurses, teacher-trainers,communityphysicians,nursesandparents.

ASTHMAINHALER/EPIPENPOLICY:AsthmaInhaler/Epi-PenPolicy

Inaccordancewith105ILCS5/22-30andDistrict214MedicationPolicy, studentsmaycarryandself-

administer asthma medication or their prescribed Epi-Pen at school. An Asthma Inhaler/Epi-Pen

Requestformneedstobecompletedyearlyandmustbesignedbythestudent’smedicalprovider.This

formcanalsobeobtainedintheschoolhealthofficeorontheschoolordistrictwebsite. Eachstudent

shouldcarryhis/herinhaler/Epi-Peninitsoriginalpharmacylabeledcontainerwiththestudent’sname,

thedrugnameand exact dosage aswell as the indicationor time inwhich themedication shouldbe

taken.Aswithanymedication,neitherinhalersnorEpi-Pensshouldbesharedwithotherstudents.

From the School Nurse (con’t)........


Detach and Return with Payment

PSAT/NMSQT2018TestRegistrationForm

RECOMMENDEDFOR: JuniorsDATE: Wednesday,October10,2018TIME: 8:10amWHERE: ElkGroveHighSchoolREGISTRATION: OnlineregistrationwillopenAugust15ththroughSeptember7th Usethisformifyouprefertoregisterwithcashorcheck (makecheckpayabletoElkGroveHighSchool)DEADLINE: Friday,September7,2018COST: $30

PSAT/NMSQTstandsforPreliminarySAT/NationalMeritScholarshipQualifyingTest.Formanystudents thePSAT/NMSQTis the firstofficialstepontheroadtocollege. This testmeasuresthreeskills:evidence-basedreading/writing,math,andwritingability.StudentstakethePSAT/NMSQTto:

• Enter the competition for scholarships from the National Merit ScholarshipCorporation

• HelppreparefortheSATbybecomingfamiliarwiththeSATtestformat• Assesstheirmasteryoftheskillsnecessaryforcollege-levelwork• Receiveinformationfromcolleges

Students who have an IEP or 504 Plan that require testing accomodations mustcontact Adam Clayton by phone at 847-718-4759 or by email [email protected] before August 13th. An accommodation request must besubmittedtotheCollegeBoardinordertoreceiveapprovalfortestingaccomodations.-----------------------------------------------------------------------

ElkGroveHighSchoolPSAT2018Registration

StudentName(print)__________________________________________IDNumber________________________________ IwouldliketotakethePSAT/NMSQTonWednesday,October10,2018 AtElkGroveHighSchool.

Returnthisregistrationformalongwithyourpayment

(cashorcheckpayabletoElkGroveHighSchool)toMs.BigingorMs.BeyerintheAssessmentCenter,Room123.

ThisformmustbereturnedabsolutelyNOLATERthanFriday,September7th.


High School abbreviations: Buffalo Grove = BG, Elk Grove = EG, John Hersey = JH, Prospect = P, Rolling Meadows = RM, Wheeling = W

Township High School District 214 Assessments 2018-2019

District 214 administers assessments to its students to provide them, their parents, and their high schools’ staff with performance information. The information is used for: • Placement in appropriate courses • Identifying the need for additional instruction • Monitoring student growth • Determining the extent to which students are meeting

district and state standards • Providing information to enrich the curriculum and

instruction • Providing information for making post-secondary

educational and vocational decisions District 214 is committed to: • Providing frequent, purposeful, appropriate, and fair

assessments accompanied by timely feedback • Helping students and parents make good use of

assessment data in their decision making processes • Helping district staff understand and effectively utilize

assessment data Township High School District 214 coordinates district-wide assessment programs for high school students. 1. State of Illinois Assessment Program that complies with

the requirements of the State Board of Education. 2. College-Bound Assessments aid students in making

decisions with regards to their college plans. These are assessments such as the National ACT and SAT where students register for the test online.

This pamphlet describes the assessments, target population, date and place for each assessment. Current fees shown for optional tests are subject to change. Testing Accommodations If your student requires accommodations for testing under an IEP or 504 plan and will register for one of the optional assessments, please contact the counselor or case manager in your school at the beginning of the school year to learn how to apply for accommodations for the specific tests. State of Illinois Assessment Program PSAT 8/9 A state funded PSAT 8/9 assessment will be administered to all high school freshmen. The PSAT 8/9 is one of the assessments in the College Board’s SAT Suite of Assessments and measures the knowledge and skills that research shows are most essential for college and career readiness and success, at the level of content and skill appropriate for 8th and 9th grade. The assessment includes Reading, Writing and Language, and Math. Visit https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/ for more information.

PSAT 8/9 cont. Target Population: 9th grade students Date: April 9, 2019 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W, TAFV, and Vanguard PSAT 10 A state funded PSAT 10 assessment will be administered to all high school sophomores. The PSAT 10 is one of the assessments in the College Board’s SAT Suite of Assessments. The PSAT 10 measures the knowledge and skills that research shows are most essential for college and career readiness and success. The assessment includes Reading, Writing and Language, and Math. Visit https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/ for more information. Target Population: 10th grade students Date: April 9, 2019 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W, TAFV, and Vanguard SAT State Testing A state-funded SAT assessment will be administered to all high school juniors. This in-school administration will include the optional writing test. See below, under College Bound Assessments, for more information about the SAT. All 11th grade students must take the SAT to become a 12th grade student, as well as to receive a regular high school diploma. Target Population: 11th grade students Date: April 9, 2019 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W, Newcomer Center, TAFV, Vanguard, and YAP. Illinois Science Assessment (ISA) is a state required science assessment that will be administered to students enrolled in Biology I. The assessment is aligned to the Illinois Learning Standards for Science incorporating the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Visit http://www.isbe.net/assessment/isa.htm for more information. Target Population: Students in Biology I (typically 9th grade) Dates: March/April 2019 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W, Newcomer Center, TAFV, Vanguard, and YAP. Assessing Comprehension and Communication in English State-to State for English Language Learners (ACCESS for ELLs) is a standard-based English Language Proficiency Test that tests students in the four language domains: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. Target Population: All Students in the ELL Program Dates: January/February 2019 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W, Newcomer Center, TAFV, Vanguard and YAP.


College-Bound Assessments ACT measures educational development in English, mathematics, reading and science reasoning and an optional writing test. This assessment measures skills necessary for success in post-secondary educational settings, including students’ reasoning abilities and knowledge of subject matter fields. The ACT also has an interest inventory that allows students to evaluate their interests in various career areas. Although optional, this test or the SAT is required for admission by many post-secondary institutions. For more information and to register, visit www.act.org/path/parent/. Target Population: Predominantly college-bound 11th and 12th grade students. Fee: approximately $46 (writing test additional $16.50). District 214 has applied to offer the following test dates. At this point the dates may not all be finalized. ACT determines the locations of the tests. All test dates are Saturdays.

*Note: The ACT will be open for both standard and accommodation testing only on the dates listed above at each school. Advanced Placement Tests (AP) are offered for students who have pursued college-level AP courses while in high school. Certain score levels on tests may allow students to receive advanced placement and/or credit upon entering college. For more information, visit apstudent.collegeboard.org/exploreap/for-parents Target Population: Students enrolled in AP courses (optional). Fee: approximately $94 for each test Dates: Monday, May 6, through Friday, May 17, 2019 Location: Forest View Educational Center (FVEC) or high school attended Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) (optional) measures the reading, writing and language, and math skills needed for college and career. The PSAT/NMSQT can be used as a practice for the SAT. Scores from the PSAT/NMSQT may qualify 11th grade students to be National Merit Scholars and enables students who score at the highest levels to qualify for college scholarships.

The PSAT/NMSQT can be used as a predictor for SAT scores. It allows students to compare their academic skills with those of other college-bound students.

PSAT/NMSQT cont. Visit https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt-psat-10 for more information about the PSAT/NMSQT. Target Population: Predominantly College-bound 11th grade students to qualify for National Merit Scholars or other college scholarships. Fee: approximately $30

If your student requires accommodations for testing under an IEP or 504 plan and will register for PSAT/NMSQT, contact the counselor or case manager in your school as soon as possible. The deadline to apply to College Board for accommodations is August 21, 2018. Target Population: Grade 11 students only Date: October 10, 2018 Locations: BG, EG, JH, P, RM, W SAT measures the knowledge and skills that research shows are essential for college and career readiness and success. The assessment is composed of Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, Math, and an optional essay test. Although optional, the SAT or the ACT is required for admission by many post-secondary institutions. SAT Subject Tests are offered to aid college placement in specific subject areas. Students may choose from 20 SAT subject tests. In March 2016, the SAT was redesigned. For more information about the changes and to register, visit https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/test-design. Target Population: Predominantly college-bound 11th and 12th grade students. Fee: approximately $46 (essay test additional $14). Subject Area Tests – approximately $26 each District 214 has applied to offer the following test dates. At this point the dates may not all be finalized. College Board determines the locations of the tests. All test dates are Saturdays.

SAT Dates* Test Registration Deadline

Locations

August 25, 2018

SAT & Subject Tests

July 27, 2018

BG

October 6, 2018

SAT & Subject Tests

September 7, 2018

RM, W

November 3, 2018

SAT & Subject Tests

October 5, 2018

JH, P

December 1, 2018

SAT & Subject Tests

November 2, 2018

BG

March 9, 2019

SAT only February 8, 2019

JH, W

June 1, 2019 SAT & Subject Tests

May 3, 2019 RM

*Note: The SAT will be open for both standard and accommodation testing only on the dates listed above at each school.

ACT Dates * Registration Deadline

Locations

September 8, 2018 August 10, 2018 JH, P, W December 8, 2018 November 2, 2018 EG, JH, P, RM, W February 9, 2019 January 11, 2019 BG, JH, RM, W April 13, 2019 March 8, 2019 EG June 8, 2019 May 3, 2019 W


Assessment Calendar by Month August 2018 Saturday, August, 25 SAT and Subject Tests September 2018 Saturday, September 8 ACT October 2018 Saturday, October 6 SAT and Subject Tests Wednesday, October 10 PSAT/NMSQT November 2018 Saturday, November 3 SAT and Subject Tests December 2018 Saturday, December 1 SAT and Subject Tests Saturday, December 8 ACT January 2019 January/February ACCESS for ELL February 2019 Saturday, February 9 ACT March 2019 Saturday, March 9 SAT only March/April IL Science Assessment April 2019 Tuesday, April 9 PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, SAT Saturday, April 13 ACT May 2019 May 6 - May 17 AP Exams June 2019 Saturday, June 1 SAT and Subject Tests Saturday, June 8 ACT

Assessment Supervisors Buffalo Grove High School – H.S. Code 140-447 Julie Chybicki-Zimmer - (847) 718-4030 [email protected] Elk Grove High School – H.S. Code 141-778 Carol Biging - (847) 718-4425 [email protected] John Hersey High School – H.S. Code 140-097 Joan Lazarz – (847) 718-5002 [email protected] Prospect High School – H.S. Code 143-062 Janice Sokolik - (847) 718-5413 [email protected] Rolling Meadows High School – H.S. Code 143-736 Deanne Pacione - (847) 718-5633 [email protected] Wheeling High School – H.S. Code 144-387 Paula Kruty - (847) 718-7135 [email protected] District 214 Julie Kim - (847) 718-7939 [email protected]


NATION LUAU

DATE DRESS-UP ACTIVITIES Saturday, September 22nd Foyer Decorating Sunday, September 23rd Hallway Decorating Monday, September 24th Pajama Day Kickoff Classic/Movie Night-Moana Tuesday, September 25th Hawaiian Day Volleyball Game/Knockerball Wednesday, September 26th Tie-Dye Day Bonfire/Luau Thursday, September 27th Crazy Sock Day Soccer Game Friday, September 28th White-Out Day Coronation/Football Game/Mini Parade Saturday, September 29th Homecoming Dance

IT’S TIKI TIME


ELKGROVEHIGHSCHOOLANNUALVETERAN’SDAYCELEBRATION

OnFriday,November9th,EGHSwillbehostingitsfifthannualVeteran'sDayCelebrationtohonorthoseinourcommunitywhohaveservedorarecurrentlyservingintheAmericanArmedForces.

We have a fullday's agenda prepared, including: breakfast, an all-school assembly, and socialgathering.

WearenowintheprocessofupdatingourguestlistandwouldliketoaskourEGHSfamiliesandfriendstocontactusifyouknowofanyonefromtheElkGroveorDesPlainesneighborhoodswhohasservedoriscurrentlyservinginanybranchoftheU.S.ArmedForces.Ifyouknowofsomeoneyouwouldlikeinvited,pleasefollowthesedirectionssotheymayreceiveaformalinvitation.

• Please email Stephanie Kezios (U.S. History teacher andVeteran’s Day Event Planner) [email protected]

• Pleasesendallcontactinformationincludingcompletename,addressandphonenumberofperson(s)youwouldlikeinvitedtoourevent

• Please submit this information to Ms. Kezios absolutely NO LATER THAN FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER8th

Thankyousomuch forhelpingusupdateourcontactlistof localveteranstobehonoredon thisspecialday.Welookforwardtohearingfrommanyofourfamilies!

EGHSVeteran’sDayCelebration

November10,2017




Padres Unidos

Los padres tendrán la oportunidad de aprender cómo ayudar y apoyar a sus alumnos para que logren sus metas durante todo su tiempo en Elk Grove High School. Los padres también podrán obtener apoyo mutuo y aprender sobre diferentes temas en cada sesión. FECHAS

Ø 27 de septiembre, 6:30-8:30 pm, Teatro de Elk Grove High School

Immigración: concozca sus derechos

Ø 18 de octubre, 6:30-8:30 pm, Biblioteca de Elk Grove High School Cómo usar “Infinite Campus” para monitorear calificaciones, tareas, y asistencia

Ø 17 de noviembre, 10:00 am-12:00 pm, Teatro de Elk Grove High School Feria de recoursos para familias

Ø 5 de diciembre, horario a determinar, Forest View Education Center Feria Universitaria en Español

Ø 10 de enero, 6:30-8:30 pm, Biblioteca de Elk Grove High School ¿Cuáles son las señales de que mi estudiante necesita ayuda socio-emocional?

Ø 23 de febrero, 9:00 am-1:00 pm, Teatro de Elk Grove High School Collegepalooza: Sesión informativa sobre el proceso de solicitud de la universidad

Ø 14 de marzo, 6:30-8:30 pm, Biblioteca de Elk Grove High School Comunicación: hablando con sus adolescentes

Ø 4 de abril, 6:30-8:30 pm, Biblioteca de Elk Grove High School Ayudar a los estudiantes a navegar por las redes sociales y el acoso cibernético

Ø 5 de mayo, 11:30 am-1:00 pm, Teatro de Elk Grove High School Celebración de Cinco de Mayo y Ceremonia de entrega de premios

Cuidado de niños estará disponible durante las sesiones en Elk Grove High School Para más información llamen a Leslie Alvarez al 847-718-4449 o Raymundo Galarza al 847-718-4452. También puede ponerse en contacto con nosotros por correo electrónico: [email protected]


AngelicaBriese-BusinessEducationTeacher

GeraldineHernandez-SchoolPsychologistIntern

DianeBush-SchoolNutritionSupervisor

MaggieHogen-SchoolCounselorIntern

RyanChristie-JapaneseTeacher

AlbertLewis-CMACustodianI3rdshift

SaraDerdiger-InstructionalAssistant-Sped

FrankMajewski-TechAssistantHelpdesk

MichaelDomino-CMAMaintenanceII

KevinModelski-EnglishTeacher

LauraDubnicka-ScienceTeacher

LeoRojas-CMACustodianI3rdshift

DanielFaflik-CampusSecurity

KimberleySalzman-MathTeacher

BrittneyFeltz-CMACustodianI3rdshift

TomWojciechowski-CMACustodianI3rdshift

BrendanGlenn-MathTeacher

LauraYamate-SchoolNurse


FacultyNames,Phone,DepartmentandEmailAddress

Last Name First NamePhone

(847-718-ext)

Position Department E-mail Address

AGUILAR-IANNOTTI JENNIFER 4581 Certified Art [email protected] LESLIE 4449 Certified Counselor [email protected] JIM 4620 Certified Social Science [email protected] RYAN 4586 Certified English [email protected] AMANDA 4700 Certified Special Education [email protected] CHRISTINA 4640 Certified Science [email protected] RACHEL 4662 Certified Math [email protected] TERRY 4519 Certified P.E. & Boys' Athletic Director [email protected] BRIAN 4722 Certified Math [email protected] CAROL 4425 Supervisor Assessment Supervisor [email protected] CARYN 4637 Certified Science [email protected] THOMAS 4445 Certified Science [email protected] MATTHEW 4780 Certified Social Science [email protected] PAMELA 4589 Certified Technology Education [email protected] DON 4550 Certified Career Advisor [email protected] ANGELICA 4435 Certified Business Education [email protected] MAURA 4500 Certified Music [email protected] BRIAN 4694 Certified Special Education [email protected] LINDSAY 4604 Certified Social Science [email protected] PERSIDA 4655 Certified Math [email protected] DEAN 4689 Certified World Language/ELL [email protected] KYLE 4412 Admin APO/Div Head CTE & Driver's Ed [email protected] DIANE 4627 Supervisor Food Service Supervisor [email protected] JOSEPH 4718 Certified Social Science [email protected] (Guth) JENNIFER 4724 Certified P.E./Health [email protected] DIANA 4691 Certified World Language [email protected] JEREMY 4638 Certified Math [email protected] MARLA 4577 Certified Pyschologist [email protected] RICARDO 4584 Certified World Language/ELL [email protected] SARAH 4499 Certified Music [email protected] CHUCK 4587 Certified English [email protected] SAMIR 4721 Certified Physical Education [email protected] RYAN 4716 Certified World Language [email protected] ADAM 4759 Admin Division Head Special Education [email protected] MEGAN 4734 Certified ELL [email protected]´ PAMELA 4686 Certified World Language [email protected] MELISSA 4601 Certified Social Science [email protected]'ALESSANDRO CINDY 4772 Certified Science [email protected] DANIEL 4602 Certified Social Science [email protected] COOK HEATHER 4451 Certified Counseling [email protected] CORINNE 4725 Certified Special Education [email protected] SCOTT 4453 Certified Counseling [email protected] DAN 4511

Police Counselor Police Counselor [email protected]

DOMPKE DAVID 4639 Certified Math [email protected] LAURA 4720 Certified Science [email protected] DAWN 4481 Certified Head Librarian [email protected] RONALD 4498 Certified Music [email protected] KRISTEN 4430 Certified Business Education [email protected] KIRSTEN 4688 Certified World Language [email protected] ANNA 4448 Certified Counseling [email protected] CHAD 4615 Certified Business Education [email protected] ANTHONY 4509 Certified Physical Education [email protected] RAYMUNDO 4452 Certified Social Worker [email protected] KRISTEN 4783 Certified Social Science [email protected] BRENDAN 4661 Certified Math [email protected] ANNA 4690 Certified World Language [email protected] KRISTA 4656 Certified Science [email protected] GLADYS 4697 Certified Science [email protected] STEVE 4454 Certified Counseling [email protected]




(847-718-ext)


GUIMON LESLIE 4727 Certified World Language [email protected] MARK 4600 Certified Social Science [email protected] NANCY 4632 Certified Science [email protected] AMI 4679 Certified Math [email protected] JACK 4485 Supervisor Building & Grounds Supervisor [email protected] BRUCE 4767 Certified Social Science [email protected] DAVID 4642 Certified Math [email protected] REBECCA 4591 Certified English [email protected] BONNIE 4588 Certified English [email protected] EFFIE 4687 Certified World Language [email protected] CHRISTOPHER 4492 Supervisor Tech System Supervisor [email protected] JACQUELINE 4593 Certified English [email protected] PAUL 4410 Admin Principal [email protected] MARY 4487 Admin Division Head Math/Science [email protected] STEPHANIE 4717 Certified Social Science [email protected] DANIEL 4669 Certified Physical Education/Health [email protected] DONNA 4723 Certified Physical Education [email protected] MEGAN 4414 Admin API/Division Head PE & Health [email protected] ANNIE 4738 Certified Math [email protected] KEITH 4789 Certified PE [email protected] AMANDA 4479 Certified Social Worker [email protected] MARY 4501 Certified English [email protected] BRIAN 4667 Certified PE [email protected] SANDRA 4750 Certified English [email protected] STEVEN 4605 Certified Social Science [email protected] (Guth) KRISTEN 4592 Certified English [email protected] COURTNEY 4629 Certified Special Education [email protected] 0 0LO DESTRO IOANNA 4762 Certified Social Science [email protected] QUINTEN 4651 Certified Science [email protected] ERIN 4431 Certified Family Consumer Science [email protected] JESSICA 4531 Certified English [email protected] MARTINEAU LISA 4465 Certified English/Yearbook [email protected] GING PATRICK 4525 Certified Technology Education [email protected] EMILY 4636 Certified English [email protected] SEAN 4666 Certified Social Science [email protected] ANTHONY 4441 Certified College & Career Counselor [email protected] KEVIN 4730 Certified English [email protected] SAARAH 4608 Certified Social Science [email protected] KIMBERLY 4650 Certified Math [email protected] MARIA 4450 Certified Counseling [email protected] SEAN 4457 Certified Psychologist [email protected] COLLEEN 4647 Certified Math [email protected] ROBERT 4418 Certified Asst. Prin. Student Activities/Athletics [email protected] VALERIE 4421 Certified Asst. Principal Student Services [email protected]'CONNOR RYAN 4663 Certified Math [email protected] DEBRA 4516 Certified Counseling [email protected] CINDY 4582 Certified Art [email protected] ELEANOR 4739 Certified Science [email protected] JUSTIN 4405 Admin Dean (Last Name A-L) [email protected] MELINDA 4606 Certified Social Science [email protected] JAMES 4513 Certified Special Education [email protected] TIM 4468 Admin Division Head SS/WL/ELL [email protected] JON 4782 Certified Technology Education [email protected] LISA 4735 Certified ELL/World Language [email protected] STEPHEN 4675 Certified Driver's Education [email protected] MIKE 4507 Supervisor Athletic Trainer Supervisor [email protected] ALISSA 4501 Certified English [email protected] MICHAEL 4670 Certified Physical Education [email protected] JACQUELYN 4418 Certified English & Girls' Athletic Director [email protected]




(847-718-ext)


RAPINCHUK LINDSEY 4446 Certified Speech & Language Pathologist [email protected] WENDY 4461 Admin Division Head English/Fine Arts [email protected] COLIN 4649 Certified Science [email protected] AMY 4658 Certified Math [email protected] EDGAR 4606 Certified Dean (Last Name M-L) [email protected] LISETTE 4508 Certified Physical Education [email protected] CHRISTOPHER 4580 Certified Science [email protected] CARMEN 4692 Certified World Language [email protected] DANIEL 4535 Certified Social Science [email protected] KIMBERLY 4641 Certified Math [email protected] ALEXANDER 4607 Certified Counselor [email protected] KIMBERLY 4512 Certified Life Studies [email protected] MARTA 4419 ESP Bookkeeper [email protected] BRIANNE 4652 Certified Math [email protected] MATTHEW 4609 Certified ELL/English [email protected] MIDGE 4646 Certified Math [email protected] SHAE 4703 Certified Special Education [email protected] GERRI 4701 Certified Special Education [email protected] JASON 4766 Certified Social Science [email protected] ALEX 4654 Certified Science [email protected] STACY 4671 Certified Physical Education [email protected] RITA 4616 Certified English [email protected] THOMAS 4660 Certified Math [email protected] PETER 4657 Certified Science [email protected] JOSHUA 4533 Certified Businss Education [email protected] JOSEPH 4459 Certified Technology Education [email protected] PATRICK 4659 Certified Science [email protected] KATIE 4476 Certified Special Education [email protected] PHILIP 4736 Certified Science [email protected] JOSEPH 4477 Certified Special Education [email protected] JONATHAN 4633 Certified Technology Education [email protected] LAURA 4473 Certified Nurse [email protected] BEATA 4653 Certified Math [email protected] JEFF 4426 Certified Technology Education [email protected]


THE EGHS JAPANESE EXCHANGE PROGRAM 30 Years with ASHIKODAI HIGH SCHOOL & ASHITANDAI HIGH SCHOOL


GrenadierinCommandofNJROTC

Elk Grove senior Thomas Brautigam is the new Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)CadetCommander for theDistrict’sleadershipdevelopmentprogram.AsCadetCommander,hewill leadapproximately120cadetsfromallsixDistricthighschools.CadetBrautigamdescribeshisaccomplishment:“I never thought I’d be in top position leading the whole company. It’s both a big responsibility andrewardingbeingabletohelpunderclassman.Iwasintheirshoesandusethatexperiencetohelpthemouttobesuccessful.”

NJROTC isanelectiveclassopentoallD214students.Leadershipprinciples,personaldevelopment,andhumanbehaviorareincludedinthecurriculum,butitistheteamwork,mentorshipandhands-onlearningthathelpsstudentsrealizewhat itmeans tobea leader.According toBrautigam, “Leading isnot just tocommandindividualsbuttohavetheintegritytomaketherightdecisionandtotaketheinitiativetogetthingsdone.”

Theprogram’sgoalsaretodevelopmoreinformedandresponsiblecitizens,notmilitaryrecruitment.Thelessons in citizenship, service, and responsibility are valuable in any field and cadet accomplishmentsbenefitstudentsinschool,theworkplace,orcollege.

ElkGrove students arebussed to NJROTCatWheelingHighSchool onWednesdaynights fromandaretherefrom4:30to8:30pm.Thoughtheextrahomeworkisminimal,cadetsareeligibleforaPEwaiverinordertomanagetheirstudies.Interestedstudentscansign-upforNJROTCwiththeircounselororcontacttheinstructorsat847-718-7116formoreinformation.

CadetThomasBrautigamexplainscompassorientationtonewcadetsduringsummertraining.


Discover and begin planning your career

pathway on:October 10October 24 November 7

Each Career Night will provide an opportunity forstudents and parents to choose career presentationsand interact with many local professionals.

Registration begins at 6:00 pmProgram begins at 6:30 pm

Evening concludes at 8:30 pm

Elk Grove High School Wednesday October 10, 2018Arts & CommunicationCareers in Arts and Communication include thevisual and performing arts such as graphic andinterior design, theater and music, entertainmentservices, multimedia production, journalismand writing.Speakers may include: Marketing or Advertisingprofessional, Author, Journalist, Graphic Artist,Interior Designer, Broadcasting or Entertainmentprofessionals in Music and Theater

Human ServicesHuman Services prepares individuals for employmentin career pathways which relate to families and peoplein need.Speakers may include: Lawyer, Firefighter, PoliceOfficer, Psychologist, Social Worker, Chef or Teacherwith an emphasis in Elementary, High School orSpecial Education

Hersey High School Wednesday October 24, 2018HealthA professional career in Health includesplanning, managing, and providing therapeuticservices, diagnostic services, health informatics,support services, and biotechnology researchand development.Speakers may include: Pharmacist, Physician,Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist,Psychiatrist, Nurse, Emergency Medical Training,Physician Assistant or Athletic Trainer

NaturalResourcesCareers in Natural Resources include the production,processing, marketing, distribution, financing, anddevelopment of resources such as fuel, fiber, woodproducts, natural resources, horticulture, and otherplant and animal products/resources.Speakers may include: Veterinarian, Horticulturist,Landscaper and other professionals focused inAgriculture and Environmental Programs suchas the EPA and Water Reclamation District

Rolling Meadows High School Wednesday November 7, 2018Engineering & Industrial Technology Careers in Engineering and Industrial Technologyinclude planning, managing, providing scientificresearch and technical services (e.g., physicalscience, social science, and engineering),laboratory and testing services, plus research anddevelopment.Speakers may include: Chemical, Mechanical,Civil or Electrical Engineer, Automotive Technician,Architect, Building/Construction Tradesmen orConstruction Management

Business & ComputersBusiness careers encompass planning, organizing,directing and evaluating business functions essentialto efficient and productive business operations.Speakers may include: Accountant, Salesperson,Investment Planner, Sports Marketing Professional,Entrepreneur, Computer Programmer, WebsiteDeveloper or Software Engineer

Please see your building Career Advisor for additional information and questions. For furtherinformation or special accommodations please contact: Scott Gustafson at: scott.gustafson@d214.

Please check the D214 website for updates.

Life and Career Planning


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District214holdscollegeandcareereventsforstudentpostsecondaryplanningHighSchoolDistrict214willholdaninformationaleventinOctoberforstudentsandparentstolearnabouttheDistrict’sCareerPathwaysprogramandearlycollegecreditopportunities. TheCollegeandCareerReady!Nightrunsfrom4:30to8:30p.m.Monday,October1attheForestViewEducationalCenter,2121S.GoebbertRoadinArlingtonHeights.

District214’snationally-recognizedCareerPathwaysprogramsprovidesstudentswithopportunitiestoexplorecareersthroughcareer-focusedcourses,accesstoearlycollegecreditsandindustrycertifications,andworkplacelearningexperiences.

AspartoftheCollegeandCareerReady!Night,parentsandstudentscanattend45-minuteinformationalsessionsthatcovervariouscareerpathwayssuchasaviation,education,manufacturingandengineering,businessmanagement, informational technology, fine and performing arts, automotive, hospitality andhealth science. Sessions running from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.will be repeated between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.ParentsandstudentscanalsoattendasessiononDistrict214’searlycollegecreditopportunities,whichprovideDistrict214seniorsachancetosimultaneouslyearnhighschoolandcollegecredit.

Formoreinformation,[email protected].

District214willalsoholdseveralcollegeandcareerexplorationeventsforstudentsandtheirparentsinOctoberandNovember.Eachnightwillfocusondifferentcareerareas,allowingstudentsandtheirparentstoreceiveinvaluableinformationaboutvariousprofessionsandmeetwithrepresentativesfromnumerousbusinessesandindustries.Thesepresenterswillgivebothstudentsandparentsauniqueopportunitytolearnaboutvariouscareersandhearabout“real-life”experiences.

CareerNightswillbeheldonthefollowingdates:• “CareersinArts&Communication/HumanServices”willbeheldWednesday,October10thatElkGroveHighSchool.

• “CareersinHealth&NaturalResources”willbeheldWednesday,October24thatJohnHerseyHighSchool.

• “CareersinEngineering,IndustrialTechnology&Business”willbeheldWednesday,November7thatRollingMeadowsHighSchool.

On-siteregistrationbeginsat6p.m.Therewillbeastudentpanel,twobreak-outsessionsandanetworkingsession.Eacheveningwillconcludeat8:[email protected] more information about Career Nights or visit http://www.214.org/academics/career-nights/.


Communitycanpreview2018Illinoisgovernor’sraceatpanel-styleeventDistrict214CommunityEducationwillhostpoliticaljournalistsandotherexpertsforafree,conversationalanalysisofthe2018Illinoisgubernatorialrace.Decision2018:AGubernatorialConversationwillbeheldfrom7p.m.to8:30p.m.Thursday,September13attheForestViewEducationalCenter,2121S.GoebbertRoadinArlingtonHeights.

Thepanel-styleevent,partofacontinuedefforttoengagethecommunityontopicsofimportance,willdiscusskeyissues,prioritiesandconcernsattheheartofthecampaign.Attendeeswillbeabletosubmitwrittenquestionsforconsiderationduringtheconversation.ConfirmedguestsincludeJaimeDominguez,lecturer in theDepartmentofPoliticalScienceatNorthwesternUniversity, JohnLampinen,SeniorVicePresident,PaddockPublications,andAltonMiller,anassociateprofessorofcommunicationsatColumbiaCollegewithabackgroundinjournalismandpolitics.

Toregisterforthisfreeevent,visithttps://www.d214.org/panel/.

DailyHeraldtoofferfakenewsclassestocommunityInaneraoffakenews,howdoyoudiscernwhatinformationisfactual?Inaseriesoffreeclasses,DailyHeraldeditorsandDistrict214journalismteacherswilleducateyouonhowtoidentifylies,spinsandbiasthatmasqueradeasnews.

Learnhowwords,photos,audiorecordingsandevenvideocanbefaked,andwhyreputablejournalistsdon’tdoso. Hearhowanewsorganizationoperates,andpretendyou’retheeditorweighingtheday’snews.

Thefall2018classesinclude:● FactsMatter:WhatisBias?onWednesday,September26from7p.m.to8:30p.m.● FactsMatter:HowtoSpotFakeNewsonWednesday,October3from7p.m.to8:30p.m.● FactsMatter:HowWellCanYouTrustPhotos&Videos?onWednesday,October10from7

p.m.to8:30p.m.● FactsMatter:HowDoesaNewsOrganizationWork?onWednesday,October17from7p.m.to

8:30p.m.● FactsMatter:TheFirstAmendmentasaProtectorofDemocracyonWednesday,October24

from7p.m.to8:30p.m.

AllclasseswillbeheldintheForestViewEducationalCenterTheater,2121S.GoebbertRoadinArlingtonHeights.Registrationforeachclassisrequired.Tolearnmoreabouteachclassandtoregister,pleasevisitwww.ce.d214.org,clickon‘ContinuingEducation’andtype‘FactsMatter’inthesearchbar.

Newparentseriesteachesreadinessfortomorrow’schallengesAnewparentengagementserieswillprovidecomprehensivecommunitytopicsandeducationtoensureparentsarereadyfortomorrow’schallenges.TheFutureReadyParentseries,whichconsistsofsix(6)freeclassthroughoutthe2018-19schoolyear,willprovidethecommunitywithrelevanttopicsaffectingtoday’syouth.Registrationforeachclassisrequired.

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Threeupcomingclasses,whichbeheldattheForestViewEducationalCenter,include:• 5ThingsGreat Students&ParentsDo and theGrowthMindsetwith presenter Patrick

Donohue,anauthorandcertifiedcoach,onMonday,September24thfrom7:00-8:00pm.• Vaping:WhatParentsNeedtoKnowwithpresenterDr.AaronWeiner,PhDandDirectorof

AddictionsatLindenOaksBehavioralHealth,onWednesday,October17thfrom7:00-8:00pm.• BehavioralHealth&YourTeenagerwithpresenterCathleenFay,MSNRN,ClinicalNursing

Transformation Leader Behavioral Health Northwest Community Healthcare, on Monday,December3rdfrom7:00-8:00pm.

To learnmoreabouteach classand to register,pleasevisitwww.ce.d214.org, clickon ‘ContinuingEducation’andtypetheclassnameinthesearchbar.TheForestViewEducationalCenterislocatedat2121S.GoebbertRoadinArlingtonHeights.Knightsinvitedtoreturnhomeforall-yearsreunion

ProudKnights fromall graduatingyearsofProspectHighSchool are invited toreturntotheschool from1to4p.m.Saturday,September15 forKnightsUnite2018,afirst-everall-classesreunioncoincidingwiththeschool'shomecoming.

Theevent,hostedbytheDistrict214AlumniCouncilandEducationFoundationinpartnershipwiththeschool,mirrorssimilar,successfulreunionsstagedinrecent

yearsattheformerArlingtonandForestViewhighschools.TheProspecteventwillincludedguidedtours,memorabilia,yearbooks,aphotobooth,videosontheschool'shistory,Knightcookies,retrologot-shirtsandmugsforsale,copiesoftheaward-winningschoolnewspaperandmore."Prospectisaplaceofpride,andweareexcitedtowelcomebackouralumni,showthemhowwehavegrownandchanged,andgivethemplentyoftimetoreminisce,"saidChrisCirrincione,whoheadsuptheschool'sspirit group and also is a member of the District's Alumni Council. "We enthusiastically invitegraduatesfromallyearsofourhistorytovisit,celebrateandreconnect."Attendeesareencouragedtoattend intheirKnightsgear,pastorpresent. Theevent is free,butregistration isencouraged. Toregister,visitwww.214foundation.organdselect"KnightsUnite2018"ontheleftsidetab.ProceedsfromthesaleofshirtsandmugsattheeventwillbenefittheEducationFoundation,whichsupportsstudentsandprogramsacrossHighSchoolDistrict214beyondthelimitationsofconventionalfundingforpubliceducation.Prospectopenedin1957astheDistrict'ssecondschool.ItnowistheDistrict'soldestschool,followingArlington'sclosingin1984amiddecliningenrollment.Throughitshistory,Prospecthasbuiltastoriedlegacyofsuccessinathletics,academicsandthefineandperformingarts.Allwillbeondisplayatthisevent.Theplanning committee includesCirrincione;TomHayes,Prospect '74;Polly (Brothers)Knudsen,Prospect '67; and FrankMirandola, AssistantPrincipal. TheAlumni Council annually engages andreengagesalumnithroughall-schoolreunioneventsandotheractivitiesandsupportscurrentDistrict214students.

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ASBESTOS HAZARD EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACT

In accordance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and the Illinois Asbestos Abatement Act (105 ILCS 105/), you are being notified that all District 214 facilities contain various amounts and types of asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM). These materials do not pose any hazard to individuals unless the materials are disturbed.

The District maintains compliance with all applicable governmental and regulatory asbestos rules and regulations. The District also maintains compliance with the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) guidelines for operations and maintenance activities. The District routinely performs operations and maintenance activities, required inspections, and surveillance activities to verify that the materials are being managed according to IDPH and CCDPH guidelines.

The Building and Grounds Department of each individual facility and the District Operations Department have on file copies of the AHERA Management Plans that describe the locations of all ACBM. These Plans are available for inspection during regular business hours. Contact the Director of Operations for more information at (847) 718-7619.

PESTICIDE APPLICATION NOTIFICATION REGISTRY

All District 214 facilities practice Integrated Pest Management to minimize the use of any pesticides on school grounds. The Structural Pest Control Act (225 ILCS 235/) and the Lawn Care Products Application and Notice Act (415 ILCS 65/) requires public schools to notify parents/guardians and school employees at least 48 hours (two business days) prior to any pesticide applications on school grounds. The term “pesticide” includes insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides and fungicides. The notification requirement extends to both indoor and outdoor pesticide applications. Excluded from the notification requirement are antimicrobials such as disinfectants, sanitizers or deodorizers, insecticide baits and rodenticide baits.

Pesticide application notification can be included in newsletters, bulletins, calendars and/or other correspondence currently published by each school and the District. All District 214 facilities have established a registry of individuals who wish to be specifically notified of pesticide applications on school grounds. To be included in this registry, please contact your student’s individual school or program for more information.


February20,2018DearParent/GuardianandStaffMembers:In 1999 the Illinois General assembly passed laws requiring that public schools notifyparents/guardiansandschoolemployeesatleast48hourspriortoanypesticideapplicationsonschool property. The term “pesticide” includes insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides, andfungicides.Thenotificationrequirementextendstobothindoorandoutdoorpesticideapplications.Excluded from the notification requirement are antimicrobial agents (such as disinfectants,sanitizers,ordeodorizers),insecticidebaits,androdenticidebaits.ElkGroveHighSchoolhas,therefore,establishedaregistryofpeoplewhowishtobenotified.Tobeincludedinthisregistryforschoolyear2018-2019,pleasecompletetheformbelowandsubmitittotheBuildingsandGroundsSupervisoratyourschool.AnyotherquestionsyoumayhaveregardingtheDistrict’spestmanagementpracticesmayalsobedirectedtoTedBirrenat847-718-7619_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SchoolPesticideApplicationNotificationProgramRegistry

Pleasenotifyme,atleast48hoursinadvance,whenanypesticideapplicationswilloccuronschoolproperty.Parent/Guardian/StaffMemberName:___________________________________________________________________StudentName/School:____________________________________________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________Zip:_________________Phone:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________PLEASERETURNTO: JackHummel Buildings&GroundsSupervisor ElkGroveHighSchool 500W.ElkGroveBlvd. ElkGroveVillage,IL60007


Onbehalf ofGABwewelcomeyou to the2018-19 school year. GrensAthleticBoostershave a funschool yearplannedwitheventssetinplacetoraisefundsforourstudentathletes.OneofthemostfrequentquestionsaskedofmembersofGABis,“Wheredoesthatmoneygo?”.WeareveryproudtosaythatallthemoneyraisedbyGABgoesbacktothestudentsinsomeform.Infact,duringthe2017/18schoolyear,wewereabletodeliverover$27,000inequipmentformanyteamsandtheschoolingeneral.EveryorganizedathleticteambenefitedfromGABlastyear(andnearlyeveryyear);fromnewequipmentintheweightroom,updatedequipmentinthetrainer’sroom,clocksforcrosscountry,timersforwrestling,battingcagesforsoftballandbaseball,signage indifferentparts of thebuilding, to soccer and swimmingparkas.GABalsopurchaseda golf simulator,gymnasticmats,andthelistgoesonfromthere.SigninguptobeaGABmemberduringregistrationandpurchasingspiritwearduringtheyearcontributesbothsmallandlargetoourkidsgettingtheequipmenttheyneedtohelptheirteamsbecomemorecompetitive.ThankyouforbecomingaGABmember,purchasingthatnewt-shirt,orattendingoneofourevents.

GABisworkinghardonmanyeventsfortheupcomingschoolyear.EveryGABeventyouattendhelpstremendouslywithourcause.Pleasebesuretomarkyourcalendarandattendoneoftheseevents.YourkidswillreapthebenefitofyouhavingagoodtimeandyouwillhelpsupportagreatcauseforthestudentsofEGHS!Oureventsarelistedhere(detailstofollowasthedatesgetcloser).• Sunday,September30th–GABGolfOuting• Saturday,October27th–Daddy/DaughterDance• Saturday,November18th–TriviaNight• Friday,March9th–GABGalaEvent• CubsandSoxticketswillbesoldinthespring• GABwillbeselling$10raffletickets,towina$500cashprize.(Ticketswillbesoldduringeachhomefootball gameattheGABspiritweartable.

Wewillalsobesellingsomegreatspiritwearitemsatsportingeventsandalsoattheinformationaleveningsandopenhouse.PleasebesuretostopbyandgrabsomeEGHSitemsforyouoryourstudent!Feelfreetocontactusanytimethroughemail([email protected]).Pleasejoinusatourmonthlymeetingsthatareheldthe1stTuesdayofeachmonthat6:00pmintheDean’sConferenceRoomintheattendancearea.Asalways,thankyouforyourcontinuedsupportandGOGRENS!!

YourGrenadierAthleticBoosters(GAB)AdvisoryBoard


On behalf of the EGHS Parent Teacher Council (PTC), I would like to take this opportunity to welcome each of you and your families to Elk Grove High School! To our new families, welcome and to our returning families welcome back! Our students are fortunate to attend a school with an outstanding administration, exceptional teachers, and wonderful families.

The PTC functions to enhance our students’ educational, social, and extracurricular experiences. We are a partnership of parents, teachers, and administrators dedicated to making a difference through volunteerism, community involvement, and fundraising efforts for our kids. We encourage you to become part of a volunteer community that supports your children’s education in numerous ways! It’s a great way to meet families and help support our school. Together we can make a difference!

In order to fund the PTC’s projects we hold one major fundraiser the first Sunday in November, please save the date to lend us a hand and shop! Details on volunteering will be coming soon!

Meetings for the PTC will be held on the first Tuesday of each month starting in September at 7:30 pm in the foyer conference room. Follow us on Twitter @PTC_EGHS and Facebook - EGHS Parent Teacher Council for info on volunteer opportunities, meetings, and much more!

Please don’t hesitate to email if you have any questions about the PTC and what we do.

ThankyouforyourcontinuedsupportofthePTC!DianneSprengerPTCPresidentptcpresident.eghs@gmail.com


EGHS PARENT NEWSLETTER 1ST QUARTER - AUGUST 2018

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).

Kenneth Young Korner

Announcing new substance use prevention health curriculum for EGHS students!

Starting this school year, all 10th grade students will receive an evidence-based, substance use prevention curricula - Too Good for Drugs (TGFD) and Operation Prevention (OP)!

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Is your teen interested in promoting healthy

behaviors and developing leadership skills?

The YAC is an EGHS club whose purpose is to create a connection between students and the community to promote healthy behaviors.

Mission Statement

What do they do? Last year, students organized:

• Free Compliments Day, • CPYD Town Hall and • SAMHSA’s National

Prevention Week. Students also attended the Cebrin Goodman Teen Institute Mid-Year Conference in July 2018. Harper Promise Participation in the club counts for Harper Promise hours!

How to join the YAC: Contact YAC student leaders:

Julia- [email protected] Carli- [email protected]

Or contact Ray Galarza, YAC sponsor and EGHS social worker, at

[email protected]

TGFD and OP combined is a series of 11 school-based prevention classes designed to build students’ resiliency to drug use. They will be implemented within all 10th grade health classes.

Lessons will provide students the skills to meet the challenges of high school including identifying risks of drug-use as well as developing positive social emotional learning skills.

Curious about EGHS students’ beliefs about drug use, feelings about school, and reported health behaviors? Look at the next two pages to see results from the 2018 Illinois Youth Survey (IYS)! Learn more about the IYS online at iys.cprd.illinois.edu.

Have any questions? Contact your 10th grader’s health teacher!

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E-cigarettes & vaping

E-cigs/vapes come in many shapes and sizes and are often used to consume nicotine, marijuana, or other flavored juices. Many of these substances are known to have the potential to cause cancer, drug addiction and harm adolescent brain development.*

Talk to your teen about the risks associated with drug use - they are listening! Need some tips on how to start the conversation? Visit SAMHSA.gov for resources! *Adapted from cdc.gov/tobacco/basic_information/e-cigarettes/index.htm

Encourage them to join EGHS’s

Youth Advisory Council!

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FAMILY HEALTH TALKS:


BOLETÍN DE PADRES DE EGHS 1O TRIMESTRE - AGOSTO 2018

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

Kenneth Young Korner

¡Nuevo currículo de prevención del uso de sustancias para estudiantes de EGHS!

¡A todos los estudiantes de 10o grado se les enseñará un nuevo currículo de prevención del uso de sustancias basado en la evidencia: Too Good for Drugs y Operation Prevention!

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¿Está interesado su adolescente en promover

la salud y desarrollar habilidades de liderazgo?

El YAC es un club de EGHS cuyo propósito es crear una conexión entre los estudiantes y la comunidad para promover conductas saludables.

Declaración de Misión

¿Qué hacen? El año pasado, los estudiantes del YAC organizaron:

• el Día de Cumplidos Libres, • la Reunión Comunitaria de

la coalición CPYD, y • la Semana Nacional de

Prevención de SAMHSA. Estudiantes también asistieron a una conferencia del Instituto Adolescente de Cebrin Goodman en Julio 2018. Promesa de Harper ¡La participación en el club cuenta para las horas de la beca Promesa de Harper College!

Como unirse al club:Póngase en contacto con los lideres estudiantil de YAC:

Julia- [email protected] [email protected] o al Señor Galarza, tutor de YAC y

trabajador social de EGHS, a [email protected].

TGFD y OP combinados son una seria de 11 clases de prevención diseñadas para desarrollar la capacidad de recuperación del uso de drogas. Se implementarán en todas las clases de salud de 10o grado.

Las lecciones proporcionarán a los estudiantes las habilidades para enfrentar los desafíos de la escuela secundaria, incluyendo los riesgos del consumo de drogas y el desarrollo de habilidades para tomar decisiones positivas y sanas. ¿Tiene curiosidad por las creencias de los estudiantes de EGHS sobre el consumo de drogas, los sentimientos sobre la escuela, y más? ¡Mira las siguientes dos páginas para ver los resultados de la Encuesta de Jóvenes de Illinois 2018! Obtenga más información sobre la encuesta a iys.cprd.illinois.edu.

¿Tiene preguntas? ¡Hable con el/la maestro/a de salud de su hijo/a para más información!

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los cigarrillos electrónicos y

los vapeos

CHARLAS DE SALUD FAMILIAR:

Los e-cigs/vapeos vienen en muchos tamaños y se utilizan para consumir nicotina, marihuana, u otros jugos con sabor. Muchas de estas sustancias tienen el potencial de causar cancer, adicción a las drogas, y dañar el desarrollo del cerebro adolescente.*

Hable con su adolescent sobre los riesgos asociados con drogas - ¡ellos los escuchan!¿Necesita consejos sobre como comenzar la charla? ¡Visite SAMHSA.gov para recursos! *Adaptado de cdc.gov/tobacco/basic_information/e-cigarettes/index.htm

¡Anímelos a unirse al Youth Advisory Council

(YAC) de EGHS!


Host an Exchange Student From South Korea!

For more information contact

Angela Sisi Julie ZehnerPhone: 847-718-7836 Phone: 847-809-8406Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Your Student Will Come with a group of Korean students and a bilingual adult chaperone

Share meals, traditions, and daily conversations with you

Participate in school visits as well as weekly group excursions

Arrive with his/her own medical insurance and spending money

You Will Provide a secure and inviting home for a teenaged student from South Korea for 12 days.

Learn about Korean culture and share American culture

Receive ongoing support from your Local Coordinator

Make an international friend

District 214 Exchange with Suncheon City, South Korea

October 29 – November 9, 2018


District 214 CE Travel District 214 Community Education also offers Day Trips (including Theatre and Opera Trips), Motorcoach Trips, Extended Air packages and customized trips.

Call 847-718-7709 for trip highlights and information.

The Concert Series at Forest ViewDistrict 214 Community Education presents: The Concert Series at Forest ViewCall 847-718-7700 or 847-718-7707 for more information and to buy your tickets. Tickets: $15 (Gold Card); $18 (advance); $20 (door)

Dancing Queen, A Tribute to the Music of ABBASunday, October 7, 2018 at 3 p.m.

The Weepin’ Willows, A Tribute to the Music of Patsy ClineSunday, November 18, 2018 at 3 p.m.

The Whiskey Brothers, Your St. Patrick’s Day EntertainmentSunday, March 17, 2019 at 3 p.m.

Dave Herzog’s MarionettesSaturday, January 19, 2019 at 3 p.m.

Tickets are $5 (Gold Card/advance), $7 (door), $20 (door, family of 4), Children 2 and under are FREE

Registration for 2018 fall semester is now open | Visit ce.d214.org or call 847-718-7700 to register

This fall, District 214 Community Education will offer you and your family over 400 educational and fun classes in a wide range of categories:

◼ Arts◼ Culinary◼ Finance, Law and Real Estate◼ Fitness and Athletics◼ Health and Wellness◼ Hobbies and Leisure◼ Home and Garden◼ Languages◼ Online Classes◼ Professional Development◼ Technology◼ Youth, Family and Parent

Programs – including STEM Camps for the Winter Break)

ce.d214.org | 847-718-7700

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

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