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Jan 19th - Jan 25th
Homecoming
Week Jan. 21st
- Jan. 25th Monday- No School MLK Day
Tuesday- That 70s Show
Wednesday- Biggest Loser
Thursday- Cake Boss
Friday- Swamp People
ACT Dates: Test Date: Registration Deadline Late Fee Required February 9th 2013 January 11th 2013 January 12-18 2013
April 13th 2013 March 8th 2013 March 9-22 2013
June 8th 2013 May 3rd 2013 May 4-17 2013
Home cooking Line
Week: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Jan
21st-
Jan
25th
Chicken Rings BBQ Flatbread
Country Fried Beef
Steak Roast Turkey Chili/Toasted Ch Sandwich
Mashed Potatoes Southern Wedge Parsley New Potatoes Mashed Potatoes Baked Potato Half
Cool Spot Salad Baked Beans Mixed Greens Cool Spot Salad Cool Spot Salad
Steamed Broccoli Cool Spot Salad Sliced Pears Green Beans Veggie Tray
Broccoli Veggie Tray
Orange Glaze Sweet
Potatoes Apples/Oranges/Bananas
Apples-Oranges Fruit Cup Apples/Oranges/Banana Veggie Tray Ambrosia Fruit Salad
Roll Low Fat Milk Roll Fruit Cup Low Fat Milk
Low Fat Milk Low Fat Milk Roll/Low Fat Milk
Sandwich Line
Week: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Chick Fillet Chick Fillet Chick Fillet Chick Fillet Chick Fillet
Apple/Orange Cheeseburger Fruit Cheeseburger Fruit
Ore-Ida Fries Lettuce/Tomato Ore-Ida Fries Lettuce/Tomato Tomato Slices
Tomato Slices Fruit Sliced Tomato Fruit Lettuce
Lettuce OJ or Apple Juice Lettuce OJ or Apple Juice Veggie Tray
Veggie Try Veggie Tray Veggie Tray Great Northern Beans Ore-Ida Fries
Low Fat Milk Cole Slaw Low Fat Milk Cool Spot Salad Low Fat Milk
Ore-Ida Fries Ore-Ida Fries
Low Fat Milk Low Fat Milk
Café Line
Week: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Hamburger Nacho Chick Fillet Ham or Turkey on Bun Pizza
Cheeseburger Burrito Mashed Potatoes Fries Corn
Onions/Pickles Pinto Beans Baby Carrots / Broccoli Shredded Lettuce Broccoli/ Carrots
Fries Corn Tomato Slices Carrots/ Broccoli Garden Salad
Vegetables Pineapples Shredded Lettuce Spring Salad Peaches
Baked Beans Romaine Salad Dill Pickles Pears Fresh Fruit
Applesauce Baby Carrots / Broccoli Mixed Fruit Fruit Low Fat Milk
Low Fat Milk Jalapenos Low Fat Milk Low Fat Milk
Student Spotlight Shelby Mencer is a freshman here at Warren
East High School. She likes it at WE and
would not want to be anywhere else. Her
favorite teacher is Mrs. Sanford and her
favorite class is Biology. She does have
plans to go to college and wants to attend
Julliard or Auburn. She said that the
difference between the middle school and
high school is that the middle school is
stricter. Shelby loves to sing, and her idol is
Richelle Mead. Shelby is an outstanding
student at WE and will represent us well for
the next three years.
Teacher Spotlight This week’s teacher spotlight is Ms.
Gabbi Sachs. This year is her very
first year teaching at Warren East
High School. She is delightfully
happy and full of energy. She loves
to hang out with friends and play
with her dog. She says there is a big
difference between being a student
teacher and an actual teacher.
“When you’re a student teacher, you
follow your instructor’s rules and
guidelines. so you don’t really get to
know the students as you necessarily
would.” She said she loves WEHS
and she wouldn’t change a thing.
Baseball practice is every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3 to 5 p.m.
You need an up to date physical in order to participate in practices. See Coach Sanford
for details.
Date VS Time Location
22-Jan South Warren HS 4pm Southern Lanes
26-Jan Region 1 Tournament 8am N/A
28-Jan Barren County HS 5pm Ralphie's Fun Center
2013 Track Dates Indoor
Date:
19-Jan
Wildcat Classic @ UK
* Parents must meet with
coaches before you
Basketball
The Boys have a record of 1-1 for the past 10 days,
winning a big game against cross-town rival Greenwood with
a score of 53-47. On the 14th
of January, the boys traveled to
Owensboro Apollo and lost with a score of 76-73. They are 3-0
in district play so far, and the Raiders are 14-4 on the season.
Keep up the good work!
The Lady Raiders clinched their third win of the season on
1/15/13 beating the Central Hardin Bruins 56-36! The Lady
Raiders were led by senior guard Justice Martin who had a
game high of 21 points. Junior Jill Renfro was the second
leading scorer last night with 12 points of her own. Brooklyn
Gilbert 11 rebounds for the Lady Raiders and Deborah Young
played tenacious defense to help the Lady Raiders win. All
thirteen of the Lady Raiders were able to play last night and
were able to get a great TEAM win! Go Lady Raiders!
Tennis
Tennis tryouts will begin February 1st and end on the 15
th until
4:30. Reminder: all physicals must be turned in before
participating in any sports. For more information on tennis see
Coach Howard.
Word of the Week
In Case of Severe Weather
When light rain and drizzle, mixed with sleet, and in areas where
temperatures are close to freezing, there may be icy spots on area roadways,
especially untreated or less-traveled roads. Drive with caution.
In the event that we have severe weather and you don’t know what to do,
you can visit the following websites for more information:
http://www.warren.k12.ky.us/~transportation/Site/Snow_Alert.html
http://www.wbko.com/weather/liveonline
The word of the week is Luge.
1. a one- or two-person sled for coasting or racing down a chute,
used especially in Europe. verb (used without object)
2. to go or race on a luge: to luge at nearly 70 miles per hour. Origin:
1900–05; < dialectal French Harvard studies show that it is one of the most commonly missed
words on the English/reading ACT.
Sourced from Matthew Auffant
Martin Luther King Jr.
Michael Luther King, Jr., later changed to Martin
Luther King, Jr., (his father, also Michael King,
changed his name to Martin Luther King, Sr., to
honor of the great protestant reformer) was born
January 15, 1929 and was assassinated April 4, 1968
on the balcony of his motel in Memphis, Tennessee.
Many may not know that he was a co-pastor with his
father at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Martin
Luther King, Jr. was also a very smart individual; he
graduated from high school at the young age of 15.
He then received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1948
at the age of 19, from Morehouse College. Martin
Luther King, Jr., was known for his peaceful sit
downs. He did not agree with the idea of fighting
violence with violence.
*some information provided by
http://www.thekingcenter.org
Corvette 60th Anniversary
Jun 27, 2013 - Jun 28, 2013 All Day
National Corvette Museum - Bowling Green,KY
The National Corvette Museum, working with the Chevrolet Corvette Team, will be celebrating the
Corvette 60th Anniversary with a special 2-day event. The C7, Bowling Green Assembly Plant and the
Motorsports Park will all figure significantly into the event activities.
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/registration/Anniversary/info.shtml
Katie Frassinelli, 270-467-8846, [email protected]
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
Jan 21, 2013 12 noon at the court house. Service at the church will begin at 1 p.m.
1st Baptist Church 611 South Lewis St. Glasgow
guest speaker will be Pastor Samuel Hunter. Pastor of the Macedonia Baptist Church
Sidney Bailey [email protected] 427-4441
MICHAEL BOLTON book signing and discussion
Feb 1, 2013 7:30 p.m.
Sloan Convention Center
Free tickets are available at all Warren County Public Library locations or by email: contact
For more information, call 781.4882 or visit our website.
Books will be available for sale at the event.
Opening reception for "Witness: Photographs of a Nation Divided"
Jan 23, 2013 7 pm
Mass Media and Technology Hall
Open reception and gallery sneak peak with keynote provided by David Lee, dean of WKU's Potter
College.
Tim Broekema, 745-4144, [email protected]
DESTINY DENTAL DAVIS & ROBERTSON COMPLETE FAMILY DENTISTRY GINA R. DAVIS, D.M.D. STEPHEN W. ROBERTSON, D.M.D.
To all interested parents, teachers, caregivers: "Give Kids a Smile Day" will be held on Friday, Feburary
1,2013. We are pleased to let you know of an upcoming annual event called "Give Kids a Smile Day". It is a
program where we provide free dental screenings and treatment for local area children without insurance, medical card, or any other form of third party coverage. These children are often the ones who fall through the cracks of dental care. We are hoping to make this year another Success! We are asking for your help. If
you know of any children that you think would meet the following criteria: *Under the age of 18 *No dental coverage (not even medical card) *Willing to have dental work done *Parents are able to be with them at the day of screening and treatment or come by and sign a consent form for the treatment. Please call today to schedule a screening exam. Please mention the Give Kids a Smile program when you contact our office. This one day event is designed to give as much dental care as possible to those who really need it the most. We are going to have these screenings prior to the event so we can better schedule
our time to get as much accomplished as we can on February 1st. Thank you for discussing our program
with your students, friends and families. If you have any questions or need directions please contact our office. Thank you, Angie Beckner, Scheduling Coordinator Toynika Bailey, Dental Hygienist OFFICE 842-3554 • FAX 781-4644 • RES. 782-0220 1720 DESTINY LANE BOWLING GREEN, KY 42104
www.bgdestinydental.com
Guidance News
Warren East Guidance Office Website: Please visit the WEHS
Guidance Office website. There you will find a variety of helpful information and
links. Also, be sure to click on and read each week’s edition of the Raider Record
for scholarship and college visit information.
Warren East High School Guidance Counselors:
o [email protected] – Freshman & Juniors
o [email protected] – Sophomores & Seniors
No Pass/No Drive Law:
o Kentucky law states that any 16 or 17 year old student’s permit or drivers
license will be suspended for approximately 6 months if ANY of the
following occurs:
Student has more than 8 absences (this includes out of schools
suspension) within a semester (not year)
Student has not passed at least 5 or 7 classes that the student is
enrolled in per semester (not year)
Student drops out of school
Parent access to Infinite Campus: Parents will need three items in order
to access the student portal. They are the student ID number, student date of
birth, and the Infinite Campus website.
o Log on at
https://infinitecampus.warren.kyschools.us/campus/portal/warren.jsp
o User name will be the 10 digit student ID#
o Password is the student’s first initial of their first name and first initial of
their last name and your Date of Birth in MMDDYY format. Example –
ac080691
If you try to access your account more than three times using incorrect student
information, you will be locked out of the IC system. You must email the
following address to have your password reset. It may take up to 72 hours to
process this request. The email address is: [email protected].
ACT
The ACT is a standardized test that measures high school achievement and is used
for college admission and scholarships.
Test Date: Feb. 9, 2013 - (Must register for this online at
http://www.actstudent.org/ by January 11th.)
Cost: $35 (Fee waivers are available for students on free/reduced lunch. A total
of two fee waivers may be used while in high school.) All juniors will take the
ACT free of charge at Warren East High School on March 5, 2013.
FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid The FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Anyone
who wants financial aid for college will need to fill out the FAFSA.
The application is used to determine the dollar amount you or your
family will be expected to contribute towards college. All federal
grant and loan awards are determined by the FAFSA, and nearly all
colleges use the FAFSA as the basis for their own financial aid awards
(scholarships).
WHEN: Begin filling out the FAFSA January 1.
WHERE: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
STUDENTS – On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 a KHEAA counselor
will help you fill out the student portion of the FAFSA in your senior
English class!
College Goal Sunday
On Sunday, January 13, 2013 @ 2 p.m. @ WKU’s Mass Media &
Technology Hall PARENTS can get help filling out the FAFSA.
Your son/daughter does NOT have to attend WKU to get help! All
you have to do is bring your income tax information, and there will be
financial aid counselors to help you fill out the FAFSA.
Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program: Applications for the 2013
Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program require that you have either an ACT
score or a PSAT score. It is recommended that you take the October 17 PSAT
and the October 27 ACT if you intend to apply for the Kentucky Governor’s
Scholars Program. Visit http://gsp.ky.gov for information and 2013 applications.
Completed applications will be due to Mrs. Strickler when we return from
Christmas Break.
Governor’s School for the Arts: Every year 200 of Kentucky's finest
young artists are invited to attend three weeks (June 23 - July 13) of extraordinary
art instruction at the Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts on the campus of
Transylvania University in Lexington. It is a free life-changing experience, where
participants meet new friends, explore their creativity, and discover new things.
Interested sophomores and juniors are auditioned in nine different arts
disciplines: architecture, creative writing, dance, drama, instrumental music,
musical theatre, new media, visual art and vocal music. Graduates of the program
are eligible for numerous scholarship opportunities. Interested sophomores or
juniors should visit www.kentuckygsa.org for more information or to apply.
Applications are due by December 31 and auditions will be held in March, 2013.
Remind 101: GET SENIOR GUIDANCE NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
BY TEXT MESSAGE. Receive scholarship information, reminders on ACT
deadlines, when Jostens will be visiting as well as other Guidance Office
Information! Send a text message to (704) 869-2793 with the message: @ryh
This will put you on a list to receive reminders from us! This is FREE!
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Our school has gone with Balfour instead of Jostens. Balfour will be here on the
following dates to meet with your respected class level.
Tuesday, February 12 @ 2:15 p.m. – Meet with juniors in auditorium and @ 2:30 p.m.
meet with sophomores.
Wednesday, February 20th
, lunch to 6:00 p.m. – Take up orders from juniors &
sophomores.
Scholarships
For information on the scholarships that come through the guidance office, check out the
Scholarship Link on Ms. Anderson webpage.
45 of the Weirdest College Scholarships
There is nothing like free money -- especially when it can be applied to something as
productive as college tuition. However, the best of free college money -- scholarships--
can often be difficult to obtain because of their strict guidelines. But before you decide to
give up on the idea of getting your own scholarship, take a look at 45 of the weirdest
college scholarships out there. are you a male 6'2" or taller ... a female 5' 10' or taller?
Are you creative enough to make a prom dress out of duct tape? With scholarships as
strange as these, you may be eligible for more free college funding than you think.
Click on the link be to check out 45 of the weirdest scholarships out there.
http://www.zencollegelife.com/45-of-the-weirdest-college-scholarships/
High Five Scholarships
Welcome to High Five Scholarships, a website created to help you find free money for
college. We are a scholarship matching service and we will find hundreds of
scholarships that match your personal characteristics, goals, and interests, FREE OF
CHARGE.
We have been collecting scholarship awards for over 15 years and have accumulated
more scholarships and grants than any other source. With millions of scholarships and
over $45 billion in total awards, the best place for you to find a scholarship is High Five
Scholarships. http://www.highfivescholarships.com/
Frank Maier Scholarship
Barron Enterprises, Inc. is glad to announce a new $5000 scholarship opportunity for
2013, open to Juniors and Seniors in Warren County and Bowling Green High Schools.
This essay competition will focus on selected historic buildings in Bowling Green, and
their potential for adaptive reuse. Students will choose a building from among the five
listed below, and propose in what way it might best serve commnity needs into the future.
Students must choose one of the following five buildings as the subject for their proposal
on the adaptive re-use of a Bowling Green historical site:
Galloway Motors Builing a 601 State Street
International Order of Odd Fellows Building at 427 Park Row
Pushin Building at 400 E. Main Street
Capitol Arts Theater at 416 E. Main Street
Taylor Chapel Building at 314 E 7th Street
For more information, stop by the WEHS Guidance office. Proposals must be
submitted to Morris Jewelry by May 31, 2013.
University of Kentucky Academic Scholarship Program for Freshman
Entering Fall 2013
If you would like to attend the University of Kentucky, there is an informational flyer in
the guidance office that has automatic scholarships and competitive scholarships listed
along with their requirements. Deadline for all automatic academic scholarships is
March 1, 2013. Deadline for competitive academic scholarships is January 15,
2013. PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST APPLY AND BE ACCEPTED TO UK IN ORDER
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR ANY OF THE SCHOLARSHPS OFFERED ON THE
INFORMATIONAL FLYER!
Carpenter-Dent Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to students who have aspirations of becoming a
pharmacist. The amount of the award as well as the number of recipients varies from
year to year and is awarded based on the student's record and need of assistance.
Applications are in the guidance office. The deadline to apply is June 1, 2013.
Western Kentucky University Scholarships for Freshman Entering Fall 2013
If you would like to attend Western Kentucky University, click the link to get the latest
scholarships for freshman entering the Fall semester of 2013. PLEASE NOT YOU
MUST APPLY AND BE ACCEPTED TO WKU IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR
ANY OF THE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED ON THIS WEBSITE!
http://www.wku.edu/scholarship/incoming.php
KAPE Scholarships (Kentucky Association of Professional Educators) There are two scholarships sponsored by KAPE that are offered to seniors who are
graduating in the spring of 2013.
Family Member Scholarship
The student will qualify if he/she plans to further his/her education in a program leading
to a two or four year certificate or degree program. The scholarship is merit based (the
minimum GPA is 3.5. Stop by the guidance office for the application and for more
information.
Star Student Teacher Mentor
Educators interested in this award can recommend an outstanding high school senior.
The scholarship is merit based (minimum GPA is 3.5). Stop by the guidance office for an
application or for more information.
2013 Profile in Courage Essay Contest
The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation invites U.S. high school students to write an essay on
an act of political courage by a U.S. elected official who served during or after 1956. For contest
information, registration, and to submit your essay, visit the Profile in Courage Essay Contest at
http://www.jfklibrary.org/. You can also stop by the guidance office to get more details.
Deadline to submit your essay is January 5, 2013.
AXA Achievement Community Scholarship
The AXA Achievementsm Community Scholarship Program brings advice and access to
higher education into every community in which AXA has a presence. Every AXA
Advisors' branch office nationwide distributes up to twelve $2,000 scholarships to
high school seniors who live and attend high school in their area. APPLY EARLY:
only the first 10,000 applications will be accepted. The application deadline is
February 1, 2013, but if 10,000 applications are received before that date, the
program will automatically close.
An AXA Achiever must demonstrate:
Ambition and drive
Determination to set and reach goals
Respect for self, family and community
Ability to succeed in college
READ MORE ABOUT IT BY CLICKING THE LINK -- http://www.axa-
equitable.com/axa-foundation/community-scholarships.html
National Co-op Scholarship Program
College cooperative education is a unique academic program combining classroom
studies with professional work experience in a field related to your education and career
goals. Co-op gives the student an opportunity to gain professional job experience and at
the same time, earn money to help expenses while you are in school. Co-op positions are
available in fields including: Chemicals & Petroleum, Health Services, Communications,
Hotel and Restaurant Management, Computers & Electronics, Manufacturing, Education,
Media and the Arts, Environmental Services, Public and Private Utilities, Financial
Services, Public Relations, Government, Retail Trade, and Transportation.
Students must go to one of the following universities in order to be eligible for the Co-
op Scholarship Program: Clarkson University, Drexel University, Johnson & Wales
University, Kettering University, Rochester Institute of Technology, State University of
New York, OSWEGO State University of New York, University of Cincinnati,
University of Massachusetts Lowell, The University of Toledo, Wentworth Institute of
Technology.
Qualifications: To qualify for this scholarship, students must:
Have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale
Apply and be accepted for the 2013-2014 academic year at one of the WACE
Partner colleges/universities mentioned above.
For a scholarship application or to complete your application online, please
visit www.waceinc.org. Application deadline: February 15, 2013
Abbott and Fenner Scholarship Program
Abbott & Fenner Business Consultants are please to be able to continue with our
scholarship program for the 6th year. We will be awarding up to $1000 to the winner(s)
each year. Scholarship Deadline: June 14, 2013
Application Process: Students will submit essay on the topic that appears on the
scholarship page of our website: http://www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm
Kentucky Association of Business Officials Scholarship
The three $2,500 scholarships given by KASBO (Kentucky Association of School Business
Officials) is now available online http://www.kasbo.com/scholarships.html. These scholarships
used to be targeted solely for FBLA members; however, this year they are eligible to all high
school students who plan to major in business or education. It is no longer a requirement to be a
member of FBLA. The deadline has always been February 28 of each year; however, this year
the deadline is a received date of December 15. All the information is on the website (see link
above).
Mensa Foundation's College Scholarship Program
The Foundation's college scholarship program bases its awards totally on essays written
by the applicants. Consideration is not given to grades, academic program or financial
need. Application must be completed online! Click the link below for more information
and to start the application process. There is also information in the guidance office.
Application deadline is January 15th!
http://www.mensafoundation.org/what-we-do/scholarships/
BigSun Scholarship
The BigSun Organization is proud to be able to continue to help young athletes succeed in their
academic pursuits. BigSun is offering an annual scholarship to a deserving student. All student
athletes are eligible for this award, regardless of which sport they are participating in.
Deadline -- June 21, 2013 Amount of Award - $500 The successful applicant will be a high school senior or be attending a post secondary institute
and currently involved in some sport at that institution or in the community. Application must be
completed online! Click the link below for more information and to start the application process.
There is also information in the guidance office.
http://www.bigsunathletics.com/
Big Brothers/Big Sisters Scholarship
In order to qualify for this scholarship, you must be planning on attending Western Kentucky
University, and you should have been a in our local Big Brother/Big Sister organization for at
least a year (in other words you should have been a little brother or little sister). You will need to
fill out the Beginning Freshman Application for Scholarships for WKU that is within the WKU
scholarship booklet found in the WEHS Guidance Office. Make sure you write “Big Brothers
Big Sisters” on the application to ensure it is flagged to our local organization of Big
Brothers/Big Sisters.
All applicants must:
1. Be full-time students at Western Kentucky University.
2. Be beginning freshmen.
3. Be graduates of a high school in Allen, Barren, or Warren counties.
4. Have been participants (Little Brothers or Little Sisters) in the Big Brothers Big Sisters
of South Central Kentucky program for at least one year (cumulatively).
5. Have a minimum high school GPA of 2.8.
6. Possess the personal qualities of character, integrity, dependability, industriousness and
human compassion which produce leaders and merit the honor of the award.
7. Complete a WKU scholarship application no later than January 15 prior to the
academic year for which the individual is applying.
For more information click on the link.
www.bbbsky.com/site/c.ewKZLlO1LpKeF/b.7903681/k.5C44/BBBS_Scholarship_Progr
am.htm
Generation Ali Global Citizenship Scholarship Program
Inspired by Muhammad Ali's six core principles: confidence, conviction, dedication, giving,
respect, and generosity, generation Ali inspires the new generation of leaders to achieve
greatness. Proudly funded by the Muhammad Ali Center, this scholarship program encourages
the pursuit of greatness through education.
Eligibility:
1. Be a high school senior or graduate or post secondary undergraduate
2. Plan to enroll or are currently enrolled in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited United
States two or four-year college, university or technical school
3. U.S. and international students are encouraged to apply
Click the link below to begin the scholarship application.
www.generationali.org/
