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Dear Parents – The following message is for all parents from our LHS Administrative Intern, Henry Shaw - Lynnwood High School is well into another great year of academics, athletics, and arts. Our school builds its strength in all three based upon its outstanding students and their parents/ guardians. Parent involvement is an essential part of our school. Lynnwood HS has a new opportunity for our parents to participate in our learning community. For the last two years our school has convened a monthly Equity Team meeting to discuss issues of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation as they relate to our school. Lynnwood HS is firmly committed to be a welcoming and respectful place of learning for all students. The Equity Team, composed of staff, students, and parents addresses present and potential barriers to that commitment. We meet from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on the first Tuesday of every month. However, that time excludes many parents. Parent input is important at LHS. In order to encourage more parents to join our discussions, the Equity Team will have a second meeting from 6:30pm to 7:30pm on the first Tuesday of each month. I t w ill be held in the classroom located directly above the main office, room SE 243. Your input is highly valued, so I encourage all interested parents or guardians to join us for some meaningful conversations about diversity and equity issues at LHS. Spanish language translators will be at each meeting. If you need other language translation services, please let me know and that will be accommodated. Our next meetings are Nov. 8 and December 6 in room SE 243 (directly above the main office). See you then.
Henry Shaw
Lynnwood High School
Annual Blood Drive
Our annual LHS Blood Drive will be held on November 22nd this year. We will begin registering donors at 7:15 a.m. and will continue registering do-nors until 1:30 p.m. Parents, siblings, and community members are wel-come to join us. You must be at least 16 years old (with parent per-mission) and weigh at least 114lbs for males or 125 pounds for female donors. Please call Amy Stevenson (425) 431-5239 with any questions.
Who: LHS Instrumental Music
Department
When: Saturday, November
5th—9am-5pm
Where: LHS Agora
KNOW/FLASH
Curriculum Review
The annual Parent Review Night
for the HIV/AIDS KNOW and
FLASH curriculum was on No-
vember 2nd at the ESC which
was announced in the District
weekly e-news letter. If you
missed this and have questions,
please feel free to contact Sara
Board at 425-431-8332
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 2:00—3:30
In the LHS Library
3:30 BUS—MONDAY, TUESDAY & THRUSDAY
“North Route Bus”
(Approximately 30 stops in our attendance area,
the bus # will vary)
3:00 BUS—MONDAY thru THURSDAY
(4-day route):
“Park n Ride Bus” (to the Transit Center at 20100 48th Ave. West—just off 196th)
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Street & Mailing Address
Lynnwood High School
18218 North Road
Bothell, WA 98012
Office Hours
7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays
Phone Numbers
Administrative Office
425-431-7520 ext. 9
Fax: 425-431-7527
Athletics Office
425-431-5217
Activities Office
425-431-7520 ext. 3
Attendance Office
425-431-7535
Counseling Office
425-431-7530
Career Center
425-431-7538
Individual Teachers
425-431-7311
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Lynnwood High School Close Up Trip to Washington, D.C. May 14-19
This spring LHS will take 10th, 11th, and 12th graders to Washington, D.C. with the Close Up program. All students are invited to attend.
Using the Nation’s Capital as a living classroom, this renowned program far transcends the physical boundaries that schools face as students get a “close up” experience with democracy in action. Delivering a curriculum that matches Lynnwood’s 11th and 12th grade history classes, the program’s hands-on learning methodology helps history and civics come alive. Over 500,000 students from all 50 states have met the program’s rigors and gone on to play key roles as leaders and ordinary citizens in the U.S. Democracy.
The program’s 6 days present many learning opportunities in a supportive environment led by outstanding faculty. Students make personal connections to historic places, events and people
while in Washington, D.C. While on our private tour of the Capitol building, students also meet with both Washington State Senators and our Congressman. Learning is enhanced because students live and learn among peers from all corners of our great country. Students from our district who went last year say the trip changed their lives and the way they understand our government. Over 95% of alums report that the program helped them better understand their roles as citizens and inspired them to become more active in their schools and communities.
Students are well chaperoned, have access to excellent medical care, if needed, and can earn 1 college credit from the University of Virginia.
Lynnwood students will leave on May 14th and will return on May 19th. If interested, please contact Mr. Henry Shaw at [email protected]. Details on the trip are available at Closeup.org. Tuition is all inclusive and is $1950.00. The deadline to sign up is January 3rd and must be accompanied by a $400 deposit.
Administration
Principal
Dave Golden 425-431-7523
Assistant Principal
Michael Piper 425-431-7524
Assistant Principal
Sara Lowes 425-431-7522
NOVEMBER
4 Rummage Sale Set-up .................................................. Agora 2 pm
5 Rummage Sale ............................................................. Agora 9 am—5 pm
7-10 SBA Retakes ................................................................. Library All Day
8 Macho Volleyball ........................................................... Main Gym 6 pm
9 District Macho Volleyball .............................................. MTHS 7 pm
10 Fall Drama Production, ................................................. Theater 2:15 pm
10 Winter Sports Paperwork Due ...................................... Athletic Office 3 pm
11-12 Fall Drama Production, ................................................. Theater 7 pm
11 NO SCHOOL—Veterans Day
12-13 WTA Basketball Tournament ........................................ Main/Aux Gym All Day
14 Winter Sports Begin
15 LHS PTSA Meeting ........................................................ 7 pm
16-12/1 PPP Food Drive Begins
17 LHS PTSA Meeting ........................................................ SE 104 7 pm
21 Winter Sports Parent meeting ...................................... Main Gym 7 pm
22 Blood Drive .................................................................... Gym 7:15 am—1:30 pm
23 Tri-M Food Drive ............................................................ All Day
23 NO SCHOOL
24-25 NO SCHOOL, Thanksgiving Break
25 Alumni Basketball Fundraising Tournament ............... Main Gym 4 pm
26 Vendor Splendor ........................................................... Agora 10 am—4 pm
28-12/2 PPP Spirit Week
DECEMBER
1 Choral Winter Concert with Alderwood MS.................. Theater 7 pm
2 PPP Assembly................................................................ Gym Morning
3 PPP Basketball Games ................................................. MTHS All Day
7 Instrumental Music Concert #1 .................................. Theater 7:30 pm
(CB, SB, CO, JE2)
8 Alternate Bell Schedule (1st, ADV, 3rd, 5th, 6th)
8 Instrumental Music Concert #2 .................................. Theater 7:30 pm
((WE, JE1, SO, ChO)
9 Early Release (2nd, ADV, 4th)
15 Choir Holiday Cup of Tea .............................................. Theater 7 pm
19-Jan 1 NO SCHOOL—WINTER BREAK
Athletic schedules can be found
on WESCO athletics.com.
LHS marketing students take the Talgo to Vancouver BC, for the International Economics Conference hosted by the Fraser Institute. Pictured students included are Josh A., Abby Y., Megan S., and Sophie W.
Local human resource officers share with over 400 students at LHS.
LHS marketing students host speakers from Chick Fil – A, Union Bank, Fred Meyer, Opus Bank, Frontier Communications, and Wells Fargo for the Junior Achievement “You’re Hired” Seminar.
Kristen N. and Abby Y. pose with members of the
Junior Achievement “You’re Hired” team.
From left to right: Kevin R. (Fred Meyer), John S.
(Union Bank), Ralucca G. (Fred Meyer), Jamal K.,
Ryan M., and Heather B. (Junior Achievement).
Former LHS marketing student Allen A. interviews current marketing student Brayam R. during the Dayton Farms mock interviews held on campus each semester.
From left to right: LHS DECA Officers Kristen N. and Abby Y. model the Inspirus Credit Union Sales Promotion Item. Lynnwood Marketing / DECA and FBLA students processed 2500 mugs with brochures and candy for Inspirus Credit Un-ion grand opening in Lynnwood.
October
Malia Pivec
GPA: 4.0
Clubs & Activities: I am involved in leadership here at LHS. Our aim is to moti-
vate and inspire the student body to engage in all school-wide functions.
Athletics: I run cross country in the fall and compete in track and field in the
spring. My coaches, Stephanie Tastad and Duane Lewis, have been extremely
influential during my tenure at Lynnwood. Their constant encouragement and
positivity have allowed me to take great strides on and off the course.
Honors: Honor Roll 2014, 2015, 2016; Principal's List 2014, 2015, 2016
Awards: Athlete of the Month at LHS (June 2015), 2nd State 3200m 15', 16';
4th State 1600 15'; State Champion 4 by 400 Relay 15';7th State XC 15'; 3A
State Team 3rd Place 15'; 3A State Track Team Champion 2016
Community Service: Periodic involvement with Earth Corps
Future Educational Goals: I plan on attending a four-year-university with the in-
tention to graduate with a Bachelor's Degree as a student-athlete.
Future Career Goals: I love managing and communicating my ideas to people. I envision myself becom-
ing involved in Business and potentially majoring in Marketing.
Anything else we should know? I appreciate the opportunity to be selected for this award. I know the
competition is fierce at LHS!
Richard Doan
GPA: 3.976
Clubs & Activities: Hi-Q; Tri-M; Band/Pep Band; VEYM
ASB: In leadership
Awards: AP Scholar with Honors
Community Service: I volunteer with my youth group, VEYM. We serve our
community by volunteering at homeless shelters, soup kitchens, food banks,
creating care packages and personally giving them to the homeless in home-
less camps, and creating fundraising events and donating the money to vari-
ous charitable organizations.
Future Educational Goals: I want to receive my bachelor’s degree from the
University of California, Berkeley and earn my M.D.-Ph.D from the University of
Washington School of Medicine.
Future Career Goals: One day, I hope to become either an anesthesiologist,
pediatrician or oncologist.
Anything else we should know? I took part in an internship with the Southeast Asian/American Access
in Education Coalition (SEAeD) and helped pass HB 1541, which was a House Bill that would close the edu-
cational opportunity gap. The bill was passed on March 30, 2016.
Lynnwood High School’s Instrumental Music
13th Annual TOMORROW
Our biggest fundraiser!
Who: LHS Instrumental Music Department
When: Saturday, November 5th—9am-5pm
Where: LHS Agora: 18218 North Road, Bothell
DO YOU WANT TO DONATE SOMETHING? Email: [email protected] to get details
We can take them beginning Thursday, October 31st.
Please congratulate our October CTE Student of Film/Video Production, Jillian Cummins. Jillian is a leader in the classroom and someone that others can rely on for her kindness, patience and well-honed skills of video editing. She is eager to assist and support the teacher to make the class more successful, and is very reliable and respected in the classroom.
CTE students of the month receive a $50 gift certificate and are honored by the Alderwood Terrace Rotary Club at its monthly breakfast.
Jillian Cummins
Film/Video Production
November
Instrumental Music Students of the Month
Holly Davis is a 12th grade
clarinet player in the Wind En-
semble. She has been an ex-
cellent band member and lead-
er for the ensemble and
school. Holly consistently mod-
els exceptional leadership in
band class through her deter-
mined attitude, even tempera-
ment and loyal royal enthusi-
asm. Holly is focused in class,
enthusiastic at performances
and events, and demonstrates
to younger students how band
should be at LHS. Bravo Holly!
Daniel Zombor is a 9th grade
violinist in the Concert Orches-
tra. He came to LHS with a
strong technical foundation,
but has also, thoughtfully been
making adjustments, accepting
feedback and improving each
rehearsal. Daniels has demon-
strated quality, disciplined re-
hearsal etiquette as well very
strong leadership skills, espe-
cially for such a young musi-
cian. Bravo Daniel!
COME SUPPORT OUR
STUDENTS
Winter Concert #1
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
7:30 PM LHS Theater
Directed by Phil Onishi & Amy
Stevenson
Featuring –
Jazz Ensemble 2
Concert Orchestra
Concert Band
Symphonic Band
Winter Concert #2
Thursday, December 8, 2016
7:30 PM LHS Theater
Directed by Phil Onishi & Amy
Stevenson
Featuring –
Jazz Ensemble 1
Chamber Orchestra
Symphonic Orchestra
Wind Ensemble
Special Thanks to Dick’s Drive In Restaurant for spon-soring our Instrumental Music Student of the Month Awards for this year. Each Student of the Month will receive a Dick’s Drive in gift certificate and t-shirt.
OCTOBER Cassidy O’Dell —Soccer
FUN FACTS: Grade: Junior
Favorite Professional Athlete: Tobin Heath
Most memorable High School moment: Making it to playoffs for the first
time in 8 years with the best team!
College Plans: Play soccer at HPU
Describe yourself in three words: Fun, Outgoing, Athletic
Favorite Sports Movie: She’s the Man
Pre-Game Superstition: Red bull before each game.
When you walk through the Agora and see… Phoenix… I always smile.
Favorite LHS Staff Member: Mr. Ide
Black or Gold? Gold!
Jacob Potter—Cross Country
FUN FACTS: Grade: Freshman
GPA: 3.5
Favorite Professional Athlete: Barry Sanders
Describe yourself in three words: Explorer, Fun, Creative
Favorite Sports Movie: Sandlot
Pre-Game Superstition: Pep talk or pregame chant
Best thing about the Cross Country Team: Having supportive team-
mates to cheer you on.
Most memorable High School moment: Getting picked as Athlete of the
Month
When you walk through the Agora and see… Mr. Ide… I always smile.
Favorite LHS Staff Member: Stephanie Tastad
Black or Gold? Black!
WINTER SPORTS ARE COMING UP!
Winter Sport Practices/Try-outs begin Monday, November 14!
Paperwork can be turned in to the Athletics Office between Monday, October 31st and Thursday, November 10, before
school, during lunches, or after school until 2:30.
All paperwork must be submitted by Friday, November 10 in order to practice on Monday, November 14.
Online Athletic Paperwork: Athletes can submit paperwork online at http://edmonds-schools.rankonesport.com/. Online
paperwork can be submitted at any time. However, if athletes submit online paperwork, they still need to check in on
campus with Rob McMains or Lisa Gordon to confirm the purchase of an ASB card ($50.00), that fines are paid, submit
new physicals, and check grades. Athletes are not automatically cleared if they submit paperwork online.
A hard copy of the paperwork can also be submitted.
All checks are made out to the Edmonds School District.
Need Help?
If your student needs academic help, remind them to
attend tutorial (every morning 7:05am – 7:20am). They
can also seek help during advisory by obtaining a pass
from the teacher of the subject they need help in, and
presenting it to their advisory teacher at the beginning of
advisory.
We have a STUDY CLUB with bus transportation! Students
can report to the library Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thurs-
days for help with English or Math from 2pm to 3:30pm. A
tutor will be there to help and there are buses that will
transport students to specified stops within our service
area (leaves at 3:30pm), or to the Lynnwood Park and
Ride (leaves at 3pm).
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center Open House
Sno-Isle TECH will be hosting its annual hands-on Open
House on Thursday, February 2nd, 2017 from 5:00 – 7:00
PM. New applications for 2017-2016 will be available on
the website after the Open House. Check it out if you are
a more hands-on learner who is interested in programs
such as: Animation, Dental Assisting, Aerospace, Culinary
Arts, Veterinary Assisting, Video Game Design, and many
more. More information about their programs can be
found on their website at http://snoisletech.com/ .
Skyward Family Access
You and your student have a login and password that
enables you to look at your student’s grades, schedule,
and attendance online from the Edmonds School District
website. If you don’t know yours or have lost it, please
call our office at 425-431-7530.
Progress reports and final grades
Your student’s progress can be seen on Skyward Family
Access. If you have questions about grades, please don’t
hesitate to contact teachers (see below). The end of 1st
semester is Jan. 26th. Grades will go on transcripts at that
point. Encourage your student to check with teachers to
see what can be done over upcoming breaks if they
aren’t satisfied with the grade they’re earning.
Teacher Contact
You can contact your student’s teacher by email or
voice mail. Email addresses are lastnamefirstini-
[email protected] (there are a few exceptions).
You can also access email addresses and voice mail ex-
tensions on our website
http://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/lhs under the “staff”
tab. To access voice mail, call 425-431- (teacher’s exten-
sion, available on our website).
Seniors
Deadlines are fast approaching at 4-year universities. Get
those applications in!
If you need financial assistance, you must complete the FAF-
SA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at
www.fafsa.ed.gov as soon as possible. It became available
October 1st this year.
College Bound Scholarship students need to complete the
FAFSA as well.
Scholarships
Be sure to check Mrs. Thomas’ website for scholarships. The
website is: http://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/domain/1095 .
Also check out fastweb.com, schoolsoup.com and wash-
board.org. Scholarship information should be free. Don’t fall
for an expensive scam!
Be sure to check the deadlines for applying to schools!! Four
year public school priority/scholarship deadlines are:
Central Washington University – Mar. 1
Eastern Washington University – Feb. 15
Evergreen State College – Feb. 1
University of Washington, Seattle – Dec. 1
University of Washington, Bothell – Jan. 15
University of Washington, Tacoma – Jan. 15
Washington State University, Pullman – Jan. 31
Washington State University, Vancouver – Jan. 31
Western Washington University – Jan. 31
Applications are available online NOW, and the universities
recommend you submit them as soon as possible. They start
mailing acceptance letters as early as November. Start work-
ing on essays and getting your applications sent as soon as
possible.
Juniors
If you’re planning on attending a 4-year university you should
take the SAT or the ACT toward the end of your junior year.
Both are accepted at 4-year universities. To prepare, stu-
dents can make use of the sample questions that appear
online at the test addresses below, there are prep books
available at libraries, bookstores, and the LHS Career Center.
Courses are available for a fee through EAN at
www.educationaccessnetwork.org and Kaplan test prepa-
ration at www.kaptest.com. Free courses can be found at
www.number2.com, and Khan Academy.
SAT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.collegeboard.com for
registration information
ACT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.act.org for registration infor-
mation
Studies show that successful students have parents who create
and maintain family routines (U.S. Dept. of Educ. ).
Don’t know what you want to do? Be sure to look at www.checkoutacollege.com for programs at Washington State
community and technical colleges. You’ll find programs such as:
Computer Reporting Technologies – Medical Stenoscriptionist at Green River Community College, 43 credits, the
high demand in the field of health care has made medical stenoscriptionist an important aspect of the medical
profession.
Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects at Edmonds Community College, Lake
Washington Institute of Technology, and Cascadia Community College to name a few.
The Early Childhood Education Department at Edmonds Community College has both a Certificate and ATA De-
gree program of study. A minimum of 57 credits is needed. The Certificate is designed to provide the learning op-
portunities necessary to prepare students for entry-level career positions in early childhood (infancy to third grade)
settings. Coursework taken to complete the Early Childhood Certificate can be applied toward the Early Child-
hood Education ATA Degree .
Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology at Bates Technical College and Columbia Basin College.
Parenting Resources:
Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information,
education, and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology.
We exist because our nation's children spend more time with media and digital activities than they do with their fami-
lies or in school, which profoundly impacts their social, emotional, and physical development.
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/
Changes Parent Support Network: Offers help for parents with challenging teens. www.cpsn.org
Children’s Resource Line: Community service resources, child-rearing information, and medical information at 206-987-
2500.
Family Help Line: A family coach will listen to your concerns, offer strategies to help you manage your family effective-
ly, provide information about parenting and child development that can be mailed to your home free of charge, and/
or refer you to parenting classes and resources in your community. 800-932-4673 or www.parenttrust.org.
Need Help?
The Lynnwood Food Bank distributes food to families in need. They are located at 5320 176th Street SW, Lynnwood, WA.
425-745-1635
Westgate Chapel (22901 Edmonds Way) has a Thanksgiving Dinner Nov. 24th with seatings at 11am, 1:30pm, or 3:30pm.
Contact them at 425-775-2776 or [email protected] for more information. They will also have a food and
clothing bank available.
The YWCA can help with some basic needs. See their website at YWCAworks.org, or call 425-774-9843 ext. 224.
2-1-1 provides free and confidential information about where to get help with food, housing, employment, health care,
counseling and more. Just dial 211 on your phone.
Utility Assistance
Snohomish County Energy Assistance Program
Provides one-time per heating season assistance, usually between November 15 and April 1.
Phone: 425.388.3880
Project PRIDE
Snohomish County Chapter American Red Cross offers year-round assistance with energy bills.
Phone: 425.252.4103
Please feel free to contact your student’s counselor for additional help and/or resources. Have a great Winter Break,
enjoy your families, play a game, relax and take time to listen to each other. Fun doesn’t have to be expensive!
The LHS Counseling Team
Lynnwood High School Cordially Invites You to Our
7th Annual Vendor Splendor
Saturday, November 26, 2016 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Lynnwood High School
18218 North Road Bothell
Over 60 Vendors Concessions for sale Hourly door prizes!
Free Admission
Greetings from your LHS PTSA!
Happy Holidays from your LHS PTSA! Starting December 1st—24th, LHS classes will be hosting a
fundraiser and are looking for volunteers to help with the Alderwood Mall Gift Wrap Booth. Grab
your friends and relatives to sign up today. This is a huge fundraiser and remember, even if you
don’t want to wrap a package, we need you!! There are other functions, including taking orders,
making boxes and taking money; which can be even more important,
it leaves more time for the others to wrap!
Senior dates are Dec 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
Junior dates are Dec 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Sophomore dates are Dec 3, 4, 5, 6
Freshmen dates are Dec 1, 2
Link to sign up for Seniors:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e44aaa62ca0f85-senior
Hello Royals! We would like to invite you to Meet Your New Booster Board Members! Please come and say hello this coming Monday November 7, 2016 at 7pm in the Lynnwood High School Library! If you have any questions about who we are and what we do, please join us at our meeting! We are all so excited to begin this journey with all of you, and we would love to meet with you to discuss the future of the LHS Boosters, our goals and to discuss upcoming opportuni-ties for you to get involved too! Lastly, if you have had “Become a Booster Club Member” on your to-do list, but just haven’t quite gotten to it yet – click the link to join us! It is quick, easy and so appreciated! http:// lhsroyalboosters.com/membership/ The Booster Club would like to congratulate our Fall sports teams and wish them luck as they head into playoffs. Thank you to ASB for another great Homecoming week. And a big Thank you to all the volunteers who have worked in the concessions this fall. Many hands make lite work!! Angela Morgan & Shannon Bjornson LHS Booster club co presidents
LHS PTSA Membership
I would like to become a member of the PTSA and receive the LHS PTSA e-mail communication.
Cost per Membership: Adult $20/ea. Student & Staff: $10/ea. Please make checks payable to LHS PTSA
Member Name(s): _________________________________________ ______________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________ City_________________________ Zip: _______________
E-mail: __________________________________________________ Total # Memberships _______ Total $ _________________
LHS Student Name & grade ______________________________ _________________________________________________
In order to better support our school a capital campaign a fund has been established. Your donation to our capital campaign (and/or your membership dues) help to pay for teacher grants, HSPE snacks, guest speakers throughout the year and to support each class in fundraising efforts for grad night activities.
If you have any questions or interest in being involved please feel free to call Brandis at 206 920 9231
Please accept my additional contribution to the capital campaign $ _______________
You do not need to be a member or on the e-mail list to donate THANK YOU!
Senior Corner
Please check out this month’s highlight to see what’s going on,
how you can be involved and what you can do to help.
NOVEMBER’S HIGHLIGHT Vendor Splendor - Saturday, November 26, 2016. To celebrate Small Business Saturday, LHS hosts its annual Vendor Splendor. We are putting together gift baskets for a raffle and
we need your help in getting donations to help fill the gift baskets. How can you help? Please volunteer or…
Donate to Gift Baskets – Donate items, merchandise and gift cards
to be used in the baskets.( Starbucks items, Movie Theatre
Packages, Pampered Pet, Dinner Gift Cards, any and all donations
are appreciated).
Friends, Family, Neighbors or Work – Do you know anyone that has
connections to businesses that would be willing to provide items,
merchandise and gift cards to the gift baskets?
Community Outreach – We need parents to make phone calls to
local business in the Lynnwood area to see if they would be willing to
donate merchandise, services, and gift cards for our raffle.
Sponsor a Gift Basket – Would you be interested in donating a gift
basket for raffle for our event.
Gift Basket Materials - We need baskets to put the gifts in, ribbons,
Stuffing and Basket Gift Bags.
If you have items that you would like to donate to the gift baskets or would like to help with Vendor Splendor, please contact
Shelley Rogers at [email protected]. We need all items by Friday, November 18th.
UPCOMING EVENTS Gift Wrap Booth, Our BIGGEST fundraiser – December 14 to 24 The Class of 2017 has 10 days at the Holiday Gift Wrap booth at Alderwood Mall. This is a fund raiser for each class to collect
their own funds for their class. We need volunteers to help on the following days; Dec 14th - Dec 24th (9:00 AM to 10:00 PM) The
more people that can help staff the booth on the days that the class of 2017 gets, the more money that we raise! If we are not
able to cover days that our class is assigned, then we have to give them up and we lose money! Contact Vicki Strong at
[email protected] or Mary Ruth Thomas at [email protected] for questions
Volunteer Sign up for Event: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e44aaa62ca0f85-senior
We need both Parents and students. This is a fun event to help out the class of 2017 and get into the holiday spirit!
SENIOR FUNDS We have been working together on a variety of fundraising events to help the Class of 2017. All of the money we raise goes
towards Senior Breakfast, Senior Baccalaureate and Graduation night.
We need to raise $30,000 for these events. So far, our class has raised $14,600. We need your help to raise $15,400!
Graduation Night - Our goal is to create a night of fun and celebration that they
will always remember where our students can have a fun, safe, sober, and
spectacular graduation celebration. This event, which takes place on the night
of graduation, is important for the SAFETY OF OUR GRADUATES as well as the
safety of the Lynnwood community at large. It keeps students off the roads as
they celebrate their accomplishments.
Tickets are $100 each if purchased now.
Price will go up to $150 each - click on the link to buy.
https://squareup.com/store/lynnwood-high-school-ptsa
Contact- Christine Sternfels for additional information
on tickets at [email protected]
Other fundraising efforts:
Sign up online to pitch in monthly through auto pay.
Your donation goes towards your child’s ticket!
https://www.classy.org/fundraise/team?ftid=47685
Hey Amazon shoppers! Please shop through the
2017 LHS Grad Night and we will receive 0.5% of the
merchandise price towards our Grad night.
AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know; same
products, same prices, same Amazon Prime benefits.
This is an easy way to help make the evening more
spectacular for our students.
https://smile.amazon.com/ch/45-2574658
STAY INFORMED We want to be able to keep in touch so you can get the latest news and updates:
Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/2017LHS/ or
Subscribe to our Blog & get updates via email - https://2017lhs.wordpress.com/
Class of 2017 Parent Meetings We would love for you to attend! We meet the second Monday of every month, from 6:30PM - 8:00 PM at the Peddycord’s home. Please contact Cheryl Peddycord at [email protected] for directions to the meeting.
Thank you ~ from the organizing parents of the class of 2017.
-Yankee Candle Fundraising
The link will be active from now until January 11th! They have candles, gift wrap
and so much more! Start your Holiday shopping today!
http://www.yankeecandlefundraising.com/
Group Number: 990088277
Group Name: LYNNWOOD HS CLASS OF 2018
-The Class of 2018 is linked up with Amazon and a percentage of every purchase
goes toward our class! Please add to your favorites and pass along to family and
friends to use!
http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=lyhiscpt-20
-It's time to sign up to help with the gift wrapping booth at Alderwood Mall 12/7-
12/13! This is our biggest fundraiser of the year and your help is needed!
One hour slots available!
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/508054eacaf22a57-holiday
-Spirit Scarves available! Get ready for those chilly evenings with a black and gold
scarf! Only $5 each. Please contact Julie at [email protected].
Attention all parents of Class of 2019 students
We will be having a brief meeting to catch you up on what is going to happen in the next 3 1/2 years. Please come to our short but informative meeting Tuesday, November 3 at 7pm in Room SE104. We will have signs.
IF you are unable to make the meeting but would like to get updated information please email Brandis at [email protected] (please put in subject class of 2019)
Don't forget to Vote before you come to the meeting. See you Tuesday!
