January 14 - Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation
January 14 - STAGE Parent Meeting 6:45pm
January 14 - Jazz Band Concert 7:00pm
January 15 - Seminar Schedule - Fall Registration Information
January 15 - Concert Band Winter Concert 7:00pm - live streamed by KSPS
January 17 - Rubber Chicken Con
January 17 - RUBBER CHICKEN @ the Arena - girls 5:00pm, boys 7:30pm
(see below)
January 18 - Early Release Day - school ends at 1:15pm
January 21 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday - NO SCHOOL
January 22 - Seminar Schedule - Fall Registration & Student Led Conference Information
January 23 -
Finals
- Block Schedule periods 1-2-3
January 23 - 8th Grade Parent Night 6:30pm in the Auditorium
January 24 -
Finals
- Block Schedule periods 4-5-6 - end of 1st Semester
January 25 - Teacher Professional Learning Day -
NO SCHOOL
January 28 - Snow Make Up Day - NO SCHOOL
(
unless we have a snow day prior to make up
)
January 29 - 2nd Semester Begins
January 30 - 11th grade registration for Fall during English classes
January 31 - 10th grade registration for Fall during English classes
January 31 - Orchestra Feeder School Concert 7:00pm
February 1 - 9th grade registration for Fall during English classes
February 4 - 1st Semester Report Cards Mailed Home
February 5 - Seminar Schedule - Student Led Conference Information
February 8 - Early Release Day - school ends at 1:15pm
February 12-15 - Student Led Conferences for 9th, 10th, & 11th grade
(more info coming soon)
February 18 -
Presidents Day
- NO SCHOOL
February 19 - AP Test Registration/Payment begin
(more info coming soon)
February 22 - Early Release Day - school ends at 1:15pm
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE
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January is always a tiny bit crazy ‘round these parts.
After a long (and glorious!) opportunity to enjoy the start of the new year, students return to a lot.
The very last days of first semester are peppered with Rubber Chicken festivities, Guild School penny drive efforts, observations of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, a teacher professional development/no student day, and, of course, final exams and a snow day makeup before the start of second semester. There’s not a lot of “routine” to the days this month and that is hard for some of our kids; please note that we are aware and are offering additional academic and social supports this month to our Tigers. (A great example is Thursday lunches with YWCA staffers that will held here at school. These weekly brown bag affairs start this month and will focus on the development of healthy relationships, healthy self-image, and advocacy skills for students who opt to attend.)
But also please note that despite January’s slightly bumpy schedule, there’s so much impressive work happening at LC right now.
Teachers are doing whatever it takes to help set students up for success and students are getting more and more focused on their final academic pushes.
School is much different now than it was even ten years ago in terms of the demands of curriculum and rigor, and meeting those demands takes extra demonstrations of self-management and emotional fortitude from young people just learning how to adult.
We ask a lot.
But we ask a lot because we want your Tigers to be prepared for… a lot.
We are not certain of the career or educational opportunities that will be made available to them, but we know that your students will absolutely need to be able to process an incredible amount of information, work with incredibly diverse colleagues, fail and recover an incredible number of times, and metabolize an incredible amount of change in their adult lives.
So, we want them to leave LC with more than content mastery.
Like you, we also want them to leave high school with resilience, curiosity, compassion, and ambition sufficient to assure successful passage into their best next selves.
January is a good month for developing these assets in your Tigers.
Marybeth Smith
Principal
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FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE
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2nd Semester: Second semester begins
January 29. Students will get a copy of their schedule for spring semester during
PAWS on January 16. For most students, the semester change does not bring any changes to their schedule. If students want to make a change, they can see their counselor. Most of the changes that will be processed are for elective changes (there are only a few elective classes that allow new students at the semester as most electives are full year and require the first semester knowledge in order to be success in second semester). Due to very full classes, we are not making teacher change requests.
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Fall Registration: Just as second semester begins, we begin the process of registering for the 2019-2020 school year! Over the next two weeks in Seminar class, students will get an overview of their class choices for core and elective classes. Then on
January 30 (11th), 31 (10th), and February 1 (9th), students will go to the library and register for classes online in PowerSchool. These course selections are just in draft form and there will be time throughout the spring and summer for students to make adjustments. At Student-Led Conferences in
February, we will provide a copy of the courses your student has selected and you will have another opportunity to make changes. As soon as the system allows, we'll also open up the courses to be viewed in PowerSchool so students can see how their schedule is being generated. Please know that we make changes up until the last minute before school begins, so periods and teachers will change many times as we balance classes and adjust the master schedule. Due to the complexity of the master schedule and the limitations of PowerSchool, we cannot promise specific teachers or periods.
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Rubber Chicken is Coming!: This year's Rubber Chicken is next week on
Thursday, January 17. This year's theme is Chuck Goes Hollywood. Here are the dress up themes for next week:
- Monday, January 14 - Marilyn Monroe Monday - wear white (with optional red lipstick).
- Tuesday, January 15 - Paparazzi Tuesday - wear all black, black hat, and sunglasses with a camera.
- Wednesday, January 16 - Throwback Wednesday - wear old Rubber Chicken t-shirts or Orange/Black.
- Thursday, January 17 - RUBBER CHICKEN DAY - wear the new Rubber Chicken shirts or orange/black.
- Friday, January 18 - PJ Friday - wear comfortable clothes.
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The Rubber Chicken T-Shirts are for sale now in the Business Office for $15.00 (you get two shirts!). Be sure to wear them at the Arena!
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Rubber Chicken Game Information:
Clear your calendars, because it is all hands on deck for the annual Rubber Chicken game between Lewis and Clark and Ferris! We are celebrating Rubber Chicken with a con on game day then a fun night of basketball, Cheerleaders, Spooh Crew, Drill Team, and school spirit! Here are the details:
- Rubber Chicken game @ the Spokane Veterans Arena on Thursday, January 17 - Girls game at 5:30pm and Boys at 7:30pm. Doors open at 4:30pm.
- A huge part of the competition is based on participation, so be there for both games.
- This year's theme is Chuck Hits Hollywood.
- Admission: Free with GSL. Without GSL $5 for students, $7 for adults.
- The Arena will be using metal detectors at the entrance. This will slow down entry, so be sure to arrive early!
- Absolutely, positively, no backpacks or large bags will be allowed in the Arena - this is the Arena policy and we respect their facility rules. NO BACKPACKS, NO EXCEPTIONS!
- While at the Arena, the expectation is for students (high school and middle school) to be inside the seating area (remember - participation and cheering are part of the competition) and not milling around the concourse area. Students are allowed to use the restrooms and the concession stands, but otherwise be in the seating area.
- All LC students, LC families, and community members are invited to cheer us on to victory.
- In addition to participation, we are also judged on good sportsmanship - positive cheers only.
- Attending Rubber Chicken is not an excuse to miss school or be late on Friday. We have a normal bell schedule and expect to see everyone back that day to help us celebrate our victory!
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CONGRATULATIONS & THANK YOU
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Congratulations:
Share your good news with us! We love to feature the incredible things our students are doing inside and outside of school. If you have good news to share, please send it to Theresa Meyer (
theresam@spokaneschools.org
) to be included in the LCNYCU.
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Congratulations:
LC Seniors
Jainee Weidemann
and
Jessica Nettles
are advancing to Phase 3 of the Act Six Scholarship. Jainee is moving on for Whitworth University and Jessica for Gonzaga University. If they make it to the next level, they will enter the Act Six cohort which is a
full ride four year scholarship
to their chosen university. Good luck ladies!
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Congratulations:
LC Seniors
Erick Niyitanga
and
Alexis Williams
were honored
at the Rotary Club 21 luncheon and awarded their annual Vocational Scholarship for $250 each!
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Congratulations:
LC teacher
Kim Zumwalt
has earned her National Board Certification. Mrs. Zumwalt joins 3% of the nation's teachers who have achieved this honor. Congratulations Kim!
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Accepted:
In order to honor the accomplishments of our students, please let Theresa Meyer
(
theresam@spokaneschools.org
) know when your Senior has been accepted to a post-high school institution. Seniors can also fill out an Accepted slip outside of the Career Center (room 105). Please include scholarship information as well so we can share the good news!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Elijah Berhane-Stuber
has been enlisted in the United States Navy. Non sibi sed patriae - Not for Self but Country!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Ava Bloom
has been accepted to Gonzaga University, the University of the Pacific, Pacific Lutheran University, and California Lutheran University. Go Bulldogs, Tigers, Knights, and Kingsmen.
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Nicole Chaux
has been accepted to Pace University with a Resident Scholars Award for $3,000 per year and a Pace Incentive Award for $21,00 per year. Go Setters!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Skye Cordero
has been accepted to Pacific Lutheran University (with a Merit Scholarship) and Whitworth University (with an Academic Scholarship). Go Knights and Pirates!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Ethan Derby
has been accepted to Gonzaga University. Go Bulldogs!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Teah Dimico
has been accepted to the University of Puget Sound. Go Loggers!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Carolyn Johnson
has been accepted to Grand Canyon University. Go Antelopes!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Katherine Kohls
has been accepted to the University of Redlands and Chapman University. Go Bulldogs and Panthers!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Elle Marrinan
has been accepted to Boise State University. Go Broncos!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Chloe McQuesten
has been accepted to the University of Redlands with a $30,000 per year Merit Scholarship. Go Bulldogs!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Evan Nessen
has been accepted to Gonzaga University and Seattle University with Achievement Awards from both schools. Go Bulldogs and Redhawks!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
McKenna Niles
has been accepted to Santa Monica Community College. Go Corsairs!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Tisha Phan
has been accepted to Eastern Washington University. Go Eagles!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Kate Picanco
has been accepted to Carroll College (with a full tuition scholarship), Santa Clara University (with a $7,600 per year scholarship), the University of San Francisco (with a $24,000 per year scholarship), Whitworth University (with a $24,900 per year scholarship), Washington State University (with a $4,000 per year scholarship), and Montana State University (with a $12,000 per year scholarship). Go Fighting Saints, Broncos, Dons, Pirates, Cougs, and Bobcats!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Sam Sells
has been accepted to Boise State University. Go Broncos!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Madison Seipp
has been accepted to the University of Montana and Western Washington University. Go Grizzlies and Vikings!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Nathanael Warr
has been accepted to Brigham Young University - Idaho. Go Vikings!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Belen Zepeda
has been accepted to Regis University. Go Rangers!
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Royal Closet: Spokane's Royal Closet invites you to the Gowns Galore Fashion Show benefiting Daybreak Youth Services on Sunday, January 27 at 4:00pm at Centerplace Regional Event Center in the Spokane Valley. Tickets are $25 (or 2 for $40). If you donate a dress, you can get $5 off your ticket price. Order your tickets
here.
The Royal Closet provides formal dresses to students for FREE! If you know a student that needs assistance, like them on
Facebook to get more information.
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Class of 2019 Senior All-Nighter:
The LC Senior All Nighter is
Sunday June 9 from 9:00pm-4:00am @ Lewis & Clark Field House
.
Purchase tickets now before the price goes up: $45 entry fee includes all food, games, prizes and more! Round up to $50 to support the scholarship fund. Registration forms are available outside the Business Office or purchase online at
lcseniors.org
. Please see Counselor Lesa Renner for scholarship requests.
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The Lost and Found is overflowing! If you are missing anything, please come check the Lost and Found in the LC Bookroom before or after school, or during lunch. All Lost and Found items that are not claimed will be donated on
January 18. Thank you!
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Tiger Closet Needs: With winter in full swing, the Tiger Closet has new needs! If you can, please donate:
- new shampoo
- new body wash/soap
- winter coats
- warm clothing
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LC Club Lacrosse:
Registration for the Lewis and Clark Boys Lacrosse Club is now open. Go to
www.LCtigerlacrosse.com
to register. We are looking for new players. No tryouts and no experience necessary. There is a $400 registration fee. First practice is
February 25
. For questions contact
LCTigerlacrosse@gmail.com
.
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WWII in Europe Summer 2019 Tour!:
We are pleased to announce an exciting travel adventure that will take us from the busting metropolis of
London
, to the historic beaches of
Normandy
, and into the heart of
Germany
. Our adventure will take us to the great cities of London, Portsmouth, Normandy, Bastogne, Cologne, Nuremburg, Munich, and Verchtesgaden (in the Alps) and sites including Buckingham Palace, a West End Theatre show, the Imperial War Museum, a ferry ride across the English Channel, the D-Day Beaches of Normandy, the Rhine River, Dachau Concentration Camp, Nyphenburg Palace, and the Berghof (the Eagle's Nest). Get your passports in order and start packing because this trip departs
July 2019
!
You can see the the tour itinerary and details at:
educationaltravel.com/Meyer‐8870
.
Greg Pschirrer & Theresa Meyer have been leading student and parent (yes, parents are welcome to come!) travel tours since 2007 with WorldStrides. The cost of the 11-day trip includes round-trip airfare, a full-time Tour Director, deluxe hotel accommodations, daily European breakfasts and gourmet dinners, entrance fees to select attractions, a private tour bus, and professionally guided sightseeing tours. All you are responsible for on tour are lunches and souvenirs!
This trip is not an LC sponsored event. If you are interested or if you have questions, please email
theresam@spokaneschools.org
or visit
www.tigertravel.info
. Come fly away with us for an adventure of a lifetime!!
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Booster Club Needs You:
LC Booster Club needs volunteers to work in the field house concession stand during winter sporting events. Go to
www.lcboosters.org
and click on volunteer to find the sign up genius. Please consider signing up to work a shift or two. All proceeds go to the Booster Club which in turn allocates money to extracurricular activities at LC. There is no experience necessary! It’s fun and it’s a great way to meet other LC families.
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WSU Native Programs:
The annual WSU Sports Summit and Native American Appreciation Basketball game is on
Sunday, January 27
. The event is open to middle and high schoolers and their families. The summit starts at 9:00am and will feature a panel of Native student athletes, and the game begins at noon! Food, fun and prizes. All Free! If you are interested, see SheAnna Dashiell in room 205 or email
SheannaD@spokaneschools.org.
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After School Academic Support:
There are a variety of support sessions available for students to receive individual help from teachers and student tutors or use the time to work on homework and/or study. Snacks are provided and an activity bus is available to take students home. Below are the different sessions available:
- Library with student tutors - Monday-Thursday from 2:45-3:45pm
- After school Math help with teachers - Monday-Thursday from 2:45-3:45pm
- After school Science help with teachers - Monday & Wednesday from 2:45-3:45pm
- After school English help with teachers - Tuesday & Wednesday from 2:45-3:45pm
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Senior Slide Show: Attention Seniors! If you would like to have pictures of you and your friends included in the Senior Slide Show at your Senior Breakfast, please email pictures to
tigerclassof2019@gmail.com. School appropriate pictures only, of course! Pictures must be submitted no later than
May 18, 2018.
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SchooLinks:
We are transitioning to a new college application tracking system called SchooLinks. Students can access their account at
www.lctigers.com
- look for the link on the right.
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FAFSA:
October 1
marks an important day as it is when the 2018-19 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opened. It is highly recommended that all LC Seniors file the FAFSA. It is the first step in getting financial aid -- including grants, scholarships, work study, and loans - from any college, technical school, or career training program. Go to to
www.fafsa.gov
for more information.
FSA ID:
In order to file the FAFSA, both the parent and student must first create FSA IDs. We strongly encourage you to create your FSA ID now at
fsaid.ed.gov
because it takes approximately 1-3 days for the FSA ID to be verified and ready to be used. See the FAFSA FAQ document attached for more information. This is an important first step to apply for the FAFSA.
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Senior Calendar Updates:
- Jan 11: Community Colleges of Spokane Scholarship Foundation Deadline
- Jan 31: General Scholarship Deadline - WSU, WWU, EWU, others
- Feb 1: General Scholarship Deadline: EWU others
- Feb 19-Mar 20: AP Test Registration
- May 1: National College Confirmation Deadline
- May 1: LC Senior Decision Day and Exit Interviews
- May 6-17: Advanced Placement Testing
- May 23: SFCC New Student Orientation
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American Indian Endowment Scholarship:
American Indian Endowed Scholarship applications for the 2019-20 academic year awards are available now on the ReadySetGrad website at:
http://www.readysetgrad.org/college/american-indian-endowed-scholarship
. The American Indian Endowed Scholarship helps financially needy students with close social and cultural ties to an in-state American Indian community pursue undergraduate and graduate studies. The application is due to WSAC postmarked by
February 1
. Scholarships generally range from $500 to $2,000 each for the academic year.
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SAT Saturday Testing Information: The SAT will be hosted on Saturdays at LC this year. Students register for exams directly on the SAT website,
www.sat.collegeboard.org. Most students take the SAT during their junior or senior year in high school. At least half of all students take the SAT twice - in the spring of their junior year and in the fall of their senior year. Most students also improve their score the second time around.
- March 9 (deadline to register, February 8) - not LC (at FERRIS or NC)
- May 4 (deadline to register, April 5)
- June 1 (deadline to register, May 3)
The SAT test costs $64.50 per test with the essay (47.50 without the essay). Late registration incurs an additional $29 fee. If you cannot afford to pay the fee, you can see your counselor to apply for a fee waiver before you register online (click here for fee waiver information:
http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-fee-waivers).
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ACT Testing: ACT college admissions test will be offered on Saturdays at
FERRIS or
EAST VALLEY High School. For information on test registration, visit:
www.act.org. Be to Ferris by 7:45am, bring a printed copy of your test ticket, photo ID, pencils, and calculator. The test will end at 12:15pm (or 1:00pm if you are taking the ACT Plus Writing). The ACT costs $62.50 with the writing test ($46 without). The ACT will be offered:
February 9
,
April 13
, and
June 8.
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College Horizons: College Horizons is a six-day “crash course” in preparing for the college application process. Students learn about a variety of colleges and universities and establish personal relationships with college admission representatives as well as college counselors. At each site, approximately 100 students from across the nation work with over 70 college professionals to:
- Experience life on a campus - dorms, food and facilities!
- Select 10 suitable colleges to apply to
- Write memorable essays and create a student activities list
- Complete winning applications using the Common Application
- Complete a preliminary FAFSA
- Receive test taking strategies and resources for the ACT & SAT
- Navigate the financial aid and scholarship process
- Attend a College Fair and info sessions with over 40 colleges
Our program alumni also gain access to unique opportunities, including:
- Eligibility to apply to an all-expenses paid, three-week Scholars summer bridge program, which helps prepare first-year students transition from
- high school to college
- The Davis Scholarship, for New Mexico students (eligibility restrictions apply)
- Fly-in opportunities to select partner colleges/universities
Deadline: Completed applications will be due
February 4, 2019. Late applications will be accepted only on a space available basis.
Eligibility: Applicants must be American Indian (enrolled), Alaska Native (proof of status) or Native Hawaiian (proof of heritage); maintain a 3.00 GPA (in academic courses) and be in 10th or 11th grade in high school.
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Bite2Go Program:
Lewis and Clark High School aspires to bring meal security to eliminate the nutritional gap of secondary students on the weekend. We intend to fulfill this goal with the Bite2Go program, which is a program run by LC DECA members meant to help get food to students for the weekend. Students can sign up here:
https://bite2goxl.wufoo.com/forms/qm06bi70x1ctoq/
Directions:
- Step 1: Student uses link to fill out menu
- Step 2: Student will need to know their ID number
- Step 3: Select an adult, within the building to receive food from
- Step 4: Bag of food will be delivered to the adult on Thursday during 5th period
- Step 5: Student will continue to receive food each week. The same menu will be used unless it is changed by the student (filled out another menu with different selections).
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Volunteer Opportunity:
You can partner with Habitat for Humanity to build or improve a place our community members can call home. Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. With our help, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.
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Morning Drop Off / After School Pickup:
Before and after school, 4th Avenue in front of LC is a busy place with school buses and parents competing for limited space. In order to help alleviate congestion, we recommend that parents drop off and pick up students either on 5th Avenue, 3rd, Avenue or a block east or west of LC on 4th Avenue. It is important to not park (even for a drop off) in the bus zones. Thank you for your help!
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Absences:
If your student is going to be absent, please call our attendance hotline to excuse the absence at
354-6968.
Please leave a message with your name, your student's name, clearly spelling out the last name, how long your student will be absent, and the reason for the absence.
An unexcused absence will generate an automated phone call home.
If your child is going to have an extended absence, please have them go to the Student Office to pick up an Extended Absence Sheet to give teacher advanced notice of the absence.
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Parent/Visitor Parking at LC:
If you come to LC during the school day, we do not have visitor parking. You can park at any of the metered spots across the street. For after-hours events, you can park in any of the three parking lots under the freeway (across from the main LC building, across from the field house, and the far east lot) or on the street. If you ever get a parking ticket (in the 3 LC parking lots only) during an evening event, please let us know and we can take care of it for you. The lot to the west of LC (across from the grass quad) is not owned by LC, please do not park there.
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FamilyID Athletic Clearance/Registration:
FamilyID is a secure registration platform that provides an easy, user-friendly way to register for activities, while helping us to be more administratively efficient and environmentally responsible. When you register, the system keeps track of your information, so you only have to enter it once for multiple uses, family members and programs. If you do not have Internet access, you can use a computer at LC. The first time you register, it is recommended that you use a computer. After that, registrations can easily be done on your phone. If needed, paper packets are still available in the Business Office. Register at:
- Go to: https://www.familyid.com/organizations/lewis-clark-high-school
- Open an account using a valid email and password of your choice
- Within minutes, you will be sent a link to begin registration
- After selecting your program and completing registration - CONFIRM REGISTRATION
- You will see a confirmation page and you are IN!!
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L
og into your Microsoft 365 Account:
All LC students have access to the full suite of Microsoft Office's newest software both online and for home download. Go to
http://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/23164
to learn how to log in. Many of our teachers, counselors, and administrators email information to the student’s email, so it is advised that all students log in to make sure they have access. Your account will be active for up to a year after you graduate, then it will be deactivated, so be sure to save files once you graduate!
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Donate to the Student Assistance Fund:
When you come in to pay student fees in the Business Office, please consider donating to the Student Assistance fund. This fund helps needy students pay for the required class fees and athletic fees. Every dollar donated goes directly to LC students.
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Non-Discrimination Statement:
Spokane Public Schools complies with all federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, marital status, race, color, creed, national origin, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability, sexual orientation including gender expression or gender identity, or honorably discharged veteran or military status. This holds true for all students who are interested in participating in educational programs and/or extracurricular school activities, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the school district's Title IX/Staff Civil Rights Officer, ADA Officer, Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights Officer and/or 504 Compliance Officer. officers Title IX/Staff Civil Rights Officer, Kevin O'Neill, (509) 354-5961 * Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights Officer, Dr. Adam Swinyard, (509) 354-7393 *504 Compliance Officer, Gwen Harris, (509) 354-7393 * ADA Officer, Dr. Linda McDermott (509) 354-7265 * Affirmative Action Officer, Kevin O'Neill, (509) 354-5961 * Equal Opportunity Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 * 200 N. Bernard Street, Spokane, WA 99201-0206.
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