... CALENDAR OF EVENTS ...
For a complete list of athletic and evening events, go to:
  • May 4 - Emerging Artists Exhibition - see below for more info
  • May 7 - Booster Club Meeting 6:30pm
  • May 7-11 - AP Testing Week 1
  • May 7 - SBAC Testing begins for 10th grade
  • May 9 - Senior All Nighter Parent Meeting 7:00pm
  • May 11 - Mid-Quarter Ends
  • May 12 - Senior Prom 8:00-11:00pm @ the Knitting Factory
  • May 14 - AP Testing Week 2
  • May 14 - IMPA Parent Meeting 6:00pm
  • May 14 - STAGE Parent Meeting 6:30pm
  • May 15 - College Success Foundation College Signing Event
  • May 19 - Lilac Parade
  • May 21 - Mid-4th Quarter grades distributed - grades are always available on PowerSchool!
  • May 21-25 - May Week
  • May 22 - Band Concert @ 7:00pm
  • May 23 - Cap and Gowns distributed at lunch
  • May 23 - Choir Concert @ 7:00pm
  • May 28 - Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL
  • May 29 - Orchestra Concert @ 7:00pm
  • May 31 - LC Tiger Drama presents "Closing Night" 7:00pm
  • June 1 - 8th Grade Visit Day
  • June 4 - Booster Club Meeting 6:30pm
  • June 5 - Senior Final Exam - 3rd period
  • June 6 - Senior Class Meeting - 3rd period
  • June 6 - Senior Final Exams - 4th, 5th, 6th periods
  • June 7 - Senior Final Exams - 1st, 2nds periods
  • June 7 - Move Up Con/Senior Picnic
  • June 8 - Senior Breakfast @ Ft. George Wright Mukagawa - 8:30am (Free!)
  • June 10 - Graduation at the Arena - ceremony begins at 5:00pm, Seniors arrive by 4:00pm
  • June 10 - Senior All-Nighter Party - 9:00pm-4:00am (doors close at 10:00pm) @ LC
  • June 11 - IMPA Parent Meeting 6:00pm
  • June 12 - Finals periods 4-5-6
  • June 13 - Finals periods 1-2-3
  • June 14 - Last Day of School! Students excused at 11:00am
... FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK ...
This was another really big week in Tiger Territory.

First – some sunshine, because just like Paul McCartney said, “…it’s been a long, cold, lonely winter!”

Second – a poignant, impactful, heart-splitting Mock Crash put on by our own Tiger Leadership and DECA classes. (Thanks, Ms. Czarapata.) This event brings us the personal testimony of a family whose son was recently killed in a distracted-driving tragedy. It then simulates a drunk-driving crash in front of our school, a funeral for victims of the event, a courtroom sentencing of the offending driver, and in every setting, LC students, parents, genuine police and fire crews, legal officials, and funeral home personnel served as actors. It takes months of coordination and the efforts of huge numbers of community partners to pull of an event of this scale. We do it every other year, so if your Tiger didn’t get to take part in this year’s event, there will be another before s/he graduates.

Third – Our first-ever Senior Exit Interviews. College and Career Specialist Jeff Norton, along with Suzanne Maguire and Paula Cavanagh, organized a magnificent event for our upcoming graduates. In it, seniors went to the gym with their social studies classmates and went to four stations. In one, they checked to make sure that all of their senior paperwork was submitted for graduation. In another, they took a photo of themselves with a pennant or sign denoting their “next step” – a college name, a military branch, an employment option. We will begin running these photos on our school circuit TV and share them at the Senior Move Out convocation. In another, they completed an online, anonymous survey about their experiences at Lewis and Clark, and in the final rotation, they took part in an interview in which a community volunteer spoke to them about their future goals – how they were determined, made reachable, and how they will impact their future selves. It was crazy amazing.

So proud of your Tigers - this week and always.

Marybeth Smith
Reminder : We want to hear from you! Please take a moment to provide feedback to LC through this anonymous survey: surveys.panoramaed.com/spokane/lewisandclark
... CONGRATULATIONS ...
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.
Congratulations: The LC Girls Track Team won the GSL Championship! They're moving on to Regionals next. Good luck Tigers!
Congratulations: Two LC Speech & Debate students that qualified for nationals! Good luck!!!
  • Sam Cebula – Extemporaneous Speaking
  • Sue Rieger – Dramatic Interpretation
Congratulations: The LC Band had an amazing weekend at the state solo/ensemble contest and it was a joy watching these kids succeed. Here are the results:
 
Scoring Superior Ratings:
  • The Brunette Duet (Maddie Murphy & Keegan Tyler)
  • Kevin McCracken (Cello)
  • Megan Jurasin (Trumpet)
  • Caleb McKen (Bass Clarinet)
  • Liam Cameron (Clarinet)
 
Placing at State:
  • Caleb McKen - 2nd Place - Alto-Bass Clarinet
  • Liam Cameron - 3rd Place - Clarinet
Congratulations: The LC Boys Soccer Team earned the GSL title last Friday by beating Gonzaga Prep 2-1. The Tigers are the #1 seed moving onto Regionals. It has been 15 years since the Tigers won the GSL title. Go Tigers!
Congratulations: LC Seniors are one step closer to graduation with the completion of their Senior Exit Interviews! Seniors interviewed with a community volunteer, completed a post-high school survey, took a picture identifying where they are going or what they are doing next year, and finished their required High School and Beyond Plan. Thank you to Mr. Norton and Mrs. Maguire for their organization and vision in making this day happen. Congratulations Tigers!
... ACCEPTED ...
Accepted: Please let Theresa Meyer know when your Senior has been accepted to a post-high school institution. Please include scholarship information as well so we can share the good news!

Now that we've passed May 1, it is time to commit! When you know which school you are going to, see Mr. Norton to add your tiger paw next to your name!
Accepted: LC Senior Isabella Lomas has been accepted to the University of Puget Sound and Western Washington University. Go Loggers and Vikings!
Accepted: LC Senior Peter Nelson (and his service dog Piper !) has been accepted to Spokane Community College in the College to Career program. Go Sasquatch!
Accepted: LC Senior Jaelynn Robertson has been accepted to Eastern Washington University with a $1,000 scholarship. Go Eagles!
... INFORMATION ...
Mock Crash: LC Juniors and Seniors took part in the Mock Crash today to experience the consequences of distracted/drunk driving. The day serves as a powerful reminder to be alert and safe on the road. It was an emotional morning for everyone and our students were phenomenal. #itcanwait #justdrive

We would like to offer an extend thank you to all of those who helped to make this event possible:
  • Spokane's First Responders - Spokane Police Department, Spokane Fire Department, AMR Ambulance, and the Washington State Patrol
  • LC Leadership and DECA students
  • Paul Fuchs - Project Imprint Injury Prevention
  • Hennessy Smith Funeral Home
  • Rouse's Towing
  • Larry Haskell, Prosecutor
  • Spokane Public Schools Plant Department
  • Jenny and Jamie Mann and their daughter Claire
  • Janet and Tom Weldon
  • Rhonda and Daniel Skinner
AP Testing is Coming!: AP testing begins May 7! We are very fortunate to partner again this year with WSU Spokane Riverpoint to use their site for our larger tests and the smaller tests will be held at LC. Students taking a morning test will need arrive at their site by 7:30am and afternoon test takers will need to arrive by 11:30am. Please help to ensure students arrive with a picture ID (LC ID or state ID), pencils, pen, calculator (for math/science tests), and snacks/water. Please do not bring backpacks! Also, as guests of WSU, we ask that students respect the campus environment by being as quiet as possible while in the buildings.

This is a national test schedule established by the College Board. We do not have any flexibility to move the test dates, so it is very important that if your student has registered for the test, he/she attends. If there is a medical emergency that prevents your student from attending, please call Theresa Meyer (354-6976). There is a limited late testing period later in May, but there are strict rules regarding permission to take late tests.

We will excuse test takers in PowerSchool, so there is no need for you to call in an absence. Morning test takers are excused 1st-4th period and afternoon students are excused 3rd-6th period.

The official schedule with testing locations will be posted on www.lctigers.com by early next week and students will receive the schedule and map in their AP classes.

Students who will be driving to WSU Spokane can purchase parking permits at the LC Business Office for $4.00 (these are single use passes). If a student receives a parking ticket at WSU, it will be his/her responsibility to pay the fine if the proper pass is not used.

Good luck on your tests Tigers! You've worked hard all year to prepare and we know you're going to be successful!

  • Monday, May 7: AM - Chemistry / PM - Psychology
  • Tuesday, May 8: AM - Seminar, Spanish / PM - Art History, Physics 1
  • Wednesday, May 9: AM - English Literature / PM - Japanese, Physics 2
  • Thursday, May 10: AM - US Government / PM - Environmental Science
  • Friday, May 11: AM - US History / PM - Computer Science Principles

  • Monday, May 14: AM - Biology, Music Theory / PM - Physics C: Mech/E&M
  • Tuesday, May 15: AM - Calculus AB, Calculus BC / PM - French, Computer Science
  • Wednesday, May 16: AM - English Language
  • Thursday, May 17: AM - Comp Gov’t & Politics, World History / PM - Statistics
  • Friday, May 18: PM - European History
Emerging Artists Exhibition: Join Spokane Public Schools and Lewis & Clark High School for the 3rd annual Emerging Artists Exhibition, Friday, May 4 (May the Fourth be with you), from 4:00-6:00pm at the Community Building, the Saranac Building and the Magic Lantern Theater, Main street (between Browne and Division St) downtown Spokane.
 
Featuring student paintings, drawings, photography, jewelry, small sculpture and qualifying short films from the SPS CTE 7 Day Super Video Challenge held in April.
 
Spend your First Friday in May supporting our youth and the creative work they are doing by coming down and touring the exhibition. It’s free to the public and we’d love to see you there.
Write On!: Write On! is a four-week-long writing marathon in which students will commit to writing at least 500 words per week. The writing should not be a polished piece; the focus is on making writing a fun and relaxing part of students' lives and emphasizing the enjoyment of the process, not the final product. Write On! starts on Friday, May 4 , and ends on Friday, June 1 . Students who have met the 500-word-a-week goal will be invited to read their work at a celebration following the marathon. Anyone who wants to sign up can come to room 221 before school or at lunch. 
LC Native Student Activities: Here are a few events our LC Native students participated in this past month. April 18 we traveled to EWU for their American Indian Student Day. About 80 students from around the Spokane area gathered to listen to Chance Rush speak about character and goals, heard from current Native students during a a Q & A student pane, and received a T-Shirt. Some even won a Swoop stuffed animal fro answering a question correctly.
April 20-22 , students went to the Native Youth Leadership camp at Silver Lake sponsored by The NATIVE Project and Spokane Public Schools Indian Education Program. Here, Miss Native USA, Autumn Rose Williams spoke with the students. Shawn Brigman shared his knowledge of the Northern Plateau style canoes and dwellings, and We R Native, a non-profit organization, was also there to hang out with students and spoke about prevention. In all, about 90 Native Youth from the region attended.
Lastly, on April 27 , LC had five seniors participate in the 22nd Annual Native American Community Graduation in the Cataldo Hall on Gonzaga University Campus. About 60 graduating students from the Greater Spokane Area, along with family and friends, gathered to honor those graduating from high school, GED programs, colleges, and universities. Dr. Kim Richards, PHD graduate from UC Berkley, was the keynote speaker for the evening. Indian Education also bid a lovely farewell to Nikki Smith, who retires at the end of the school year. Congratulations Graduates!!!
College Fair: The Pacific Northwest Association for College Admission Counseling (PNACAC) invites you to plan your future! Students, parents, and family members are invited to attend the 2018 Spring College Fair in Spokane. Over 70 colleges represented. We look forward to seeing you there! Join us on May 23 from 5:30-7:30pm at Gonzaga University in the Hemm Ballroom. To quickly share your info with colleges, pre-register at www.StriveScan.com and bring your barcode to the fair!
Fall 2018 Schedules : Our Fall 2018 schedules are now available on PowerSchool for students to view! These schedules are in very early draft form and we have 99.7% of students fully scheduled. The next step is to ensure that all students have the correct and desired classes by logging into PowerSchool to check that the right classes are assigned and that nothing has been missed (click on Next Year’s Schedule, then look at the Matrix view).
  • If your or your student don’t know how to get into PowerSchool, email theresam@spokaneschools.org or visit the office for help.
  • If there is an error or a change is requested, students can go to the Student Office and fill out a green sheet. They will be able to see the changes reflected in PowerSchool. If a change cannot be made due to period conflicts or full classes, we will let the students know.
  • Please note, that the classes are confirmed, but the periods and teachers WILL change many times over the next few months. We cannot promise specific teachers or periods due to the fluidity of the schedule.
  • If your student is planning on taking SVL, please go online to register soon to ensure a spot at www.spokanevirtual.com. For now, SVL is listed on schedules as “pending”, in August, the real SVL courses will be merged into PowerSchool.
  • If your student is planning on enrolling in Running Start at the college, once he/she has a confirmed schedule, it is important to let us know to drop the LC classes.
Looking for Tiger Gear? Support the LC 2018 Senior All-Nighter by ordering. If you are interested, email us at lctigerssan@gmail.com
Study Groups: The Academic Success Center (ASC) will be hosting some study groups as finals approach. The following schedule is for AP study groups at the end of April and beginning of May and for regular classes the beginning of June for June finals. Teacher and/or student tutors will run the study groups. Students should bring any study packets or notebooks they have to facilitate the process. The study groups will start right after school and end at 3:45. The study groups will meet in the library and snacks will be provided.
  • June 4 - Biology 9th - 2:30-3:45pm
  • June 5 - Chemistry 10th/11th - 2:30-3:45pm
  • June 6 - Math 9th/10th/11th - 2:30-3:45pm
Attention Class of 2019: It’s time to get involved in planning for next year, your SENIOR year. We will be having elections for class officers for the 2018-2019 school year on Wednesday, May 9 during lunch, in room 245. Hope to see you there. See Mrs. Jewett for questions.
Planning to ride the school bus next year? All eligible riders must register online to ride the bus every year! All eligible bus riders in Spokane Public Schools must register online now to ride the bus for the 2018-19 school year. How? Visit www.spokaneschools.org/BusRegistration . You can check your eligibility there too. Registration closes June 30 . Specific bus route information will be available online by the second week of August.
Hip Hop Dungeon: All students are welcome in the library every Wednesday after school to explore our new electronic music (FL Studios), coding, and animation maker space.
Registration for Summer SVL is Now Open: Spokane Virtual Learning (SVL) Summer School Registration is now OPEN! Scholarship applications are being accepted through May 15 to help pay for credited classes. Please visit www.spokanevirtual.com for more information, to register or apply for the scholarship. During the summer SVL offers many high school semester credited classes, SAT/PSAT Prep class and “bridge” classes to help students transition between class levels in Math and World Language.

Registration for FALL SVL is Now Open: Students can find the course offerings and registration information at www.spokanevirtual.com - Follow the links in the Registration menu, watch your school email for your SVL registration form and additional information, then print the registration form, sign, have a parent/guardian sign, and take the registration form to your LC counselor.
Attention Senior Parents!  Senior All Nighter tickets are on sale now! The ticket is all-inclusive covering your student’s food, drink, and entertainment for their graduation party, which runs from 9:00 pm-4:00am on the night of graduation. Students can win cash, gift cards, and prizes galore (a TV, luggage, and Beats headphones to name a few) while enjoying the cash cube, casino games, bingo, and much more. Please buy tickets now to help us in planning this safe, fun celebration for the Class of 2018. Tickets can be purchased online at https://sites.google.com/site/lctigerssan/home/buy-a-ticket or at the Business Office. Scholarships are available by contacting Laurie Powers at powersbeggs@gmail.com
... T-2-4 COLLEGE AND CAREER UPDATES ...
College Visits and important CCR Dates: The LC Career Center is hosting the following colleges for informational meetings. If you would like to attend, please get a note from your teacher before going to the Career Center.
  • May 8: Paul Mitchell School @ lunch
  • May 12: Prom
  • May 16: SCC New Student Orientation Field Trip
  • May 18: SCC Fall Quarter Registration Opens
  • May 21: SFCC Fall Quarter Registration Opens
  • May 22: SFCC New Student Orientation Field Trip
  • May 21: Mid 4th Quarter Grades
  • May 21-25: May Week
  • May 25: UW Rep to meet with admitted students 11:00am
Get College and Career Center Updates: Sign up for regular updates from the Career Center by joining the CCR Remind 101.
  • Seniors: Text @lchsccr to 81010 and join today.
  • Juniors: Text @lchsccr19 to 81010 and join today.
 
T-2-4 Senior Seminar Lessons: Parents, if you want to learn what your Senior is learning in Seminar about college applications on Naviance and financial aid, go to: http://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/33532 . We encourage parents to view the presentations to understand the processes to prepare for post-LC options.
SAT Saturday Testing Information: The SAT is offered on Saturdays at LC. 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. The SAT test costs $57.00 per test with the essay. Late registration incurs an additional $28 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 ).
  • May 5, 2018, registration deadline 4/6 - SAT & Subject Tests
  • June 2, 2018, registration deadline 5/3 - SAT & Subject Tests
ACT Testing: ACT college admissions test is offered on Saturdays at FERRIS High School. For information on test registration, visit: www.act.org . B e to Ferris by 7:45am; bring a printed copy of your test ticket, photo ID, pencils, and calculator. The test will end at approximately 12:15pm (or 1:00pm if you are taking the ACT Plus Writing). The ACT costs $58.50 with the writing test ($42.50 without).
  • June 9, 2018 - deadline May 4, 2018
... STUDENT SUPPORT ...
Absences: If your student is going to be absent, please call our attendance hotline to excuse the absence at 354-6968 .
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).
Academic Success Center: The Academic Success Center is NOW OPEN after school Monday-Friday at lunch and Monday-Thursday from 2:30pm-3:45pm . We are located in the far-right corner of the library. The ASC is a tutoring center for ALL students to receive help for ALL subjects. An after-school bus is available for those who attend. We will have peer tutors and teachers available to help.
Student Services Update: We believe that the very best place for students to be is in class under the caring supervision of our amazing teachers. To encourage this behavior, we have implemented some changes to our tardy and pass policies here at LC!
 
Tardies:
  • Teachers are to admit late students into their class for 5 minutes after the bell rings. The teacher will determine what, if any, consequences will be assigned.
  • If a student is more than 5 minutes late (without a pass) to class, he or she will need to get a pass from the attendance office and return the pass to the teacher. This will result in a lunch detention.
Passes:
  • New passes were distributed to teachers that are color coded by area of the building to encourage students to stay close to class while using a pass. Students are asked to always have a pass in their possession while in the halls during class time.
  • Teachers are expected to write paper passes when sending students to the office, to the library, or to another class. Students without a pass may be sent back to their teacher to get a pass.
  • If a teacher needs to keep a student beyond passing period, they will write the student a pass so that the student will not be marked tardy or be sent to the attendance office for a pass.
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. 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 4th 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).
  • Students can sign up here: https://bite2goxl.wufoo.com/forms/qm06bi70x1ctoq/
New for fall: Changes to asthma requirements: Starting this fall, all asthma will be considered a life-threatening health condition. For students who have a diagnosis of asthma, state law requires them to have a signed Asthma Care Plan and Medication Orders on file, updated by a health care provider each year. 
 
All students who have asthma will be required to have an Asthma Care Plan and Medication Orders AND an inhaler at school prior to the first day of school or they will be excluded. Please contact Becky Doughty, director of Health Services, at 354-7298 with any questions.
 
RCW 28A.210 : Life-threatening health conditions: Prior to attendance at school, each child with a potentially life-threatening health condition shall present a medication or treatment order addressing the condition. A life threatening health condition means a condition that will put the child in danger of death during the school day if a medication or treatment order is not in place. Needing to keep asthma medications at school is considered a potentially life threatening health condition.
LC Library: One of the current trends in libraries is a “library of things.” Did you know that you could check out a telescope from the Spokane Public Library? It is so big, it is on wheels. We are trying to start our own library of things, and we think you may have some of these things sitting around your house. Please take a minute to follow this link to the spreadsheet and see if you have anything on our “Things Wish List, ” or if you would be willing to purchase any of these things for kids to access through their school library: http://bit.ly/2g7cZhP
Furthermore, there are a few books on this list. Please know that we are always interested in any like new quality, high-interest books that you would be willing to donate. Furthermore, if you want to donate money to our budget, we like that too. Any “thing” that we cannot use, we will donate to charity. Thank you for your help, Mark Robbins, (509) 354-7010, markrob@spokaneschools.org Check out the changes in our LC Library. You can visit the new web site at: http://lc-library.weebly.com/ , follow on Instagram (@LC_Library) and Facebook (@tigerlibrary or https://www.facebook.com/tigerlibrary ).
HEART Program: Are you or someone you know living in a non-permanent housing situation? Are you living with another family due to economic hardship? Are you homeless or “couch surfing”? You may qualify for the HEART program! We can offer assistance with student meals, transportation, school supplies and academic support. Call us today to see if you qualify. (509)354-7302 .
Interested in Volunteering at LC? Please contact Leigh Halvorson (volunteer coordinator) at Leighhalvorson@msn.com with your name, phone number, student's name and year graduating. Per district policy, all volunteers must have Washington State Patrol clearance and complete the required district packet: https://weba.spokaneschools.org/AppFiles/StaffForms/1/01-0045.pdf . Opportunities for volunteering may include picture day, senior bar-b-q, classroom help, office help, Tiger Closet, etc.
Donate to our Student Assistance Fund to Help Fellow Students: 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.
... TECH TOOLS ...
FREE Online Tools: SPS Online Resources help students access grades, school information, online curriculum for homework help, email, web tools, cloud storage, college and career planning, community technology access and more! Check out everything you can access online at: www.spokaneschools.org/onlineresources
Blackboard Mobile Apps: Spokane Public Schools is now providing Blackboard Mobile Apps for our students in SVL classes or LC classes using blended learning! Information and mobile apps can be found at http://www.spokanevirtual.com/mobileSupport.php or from within your Blackboard Home tab (enter "Spokane Public Schools" at the school-name prompt). The BB Student mobile app is be an excellent resource for our students to access their Blackboard courses for learning, accessing their calendars, and participating in web conferences with teachers from their cell phones and mobile devices.
PowerSchool: Throughout the year, you can use PowerSchool ( www.lctigers.com ) to check grades and attendance. You can even set PowerSchool to email you real-time progress reports on a daily or weekly basis to save you time. If you don't have a PowerSchool login/password because you are new to Spokane Schools or you have lost your existing one, please email Paula Cavanagh at paulaca@spokaneschools.org . If you have questions about your child's grade, please contact the teacher directly as your first step as soon as you have a concern so they can collaborate with you to help your child be successful.
Digital Library Cards: The Spokane Public Library is introducing Digital Access Library Cards for all middle and high school students. These specialized library cards give students online access to most of the library's digital learning resources that are ideal for research. How to access: go to www. spokaneschools.org/students . Click the ‘Clever’ button and log in like normal. Click the Spokane Public Library icon, where you’ll see your library card number and pin displayed at the top of the page.
FREE Microsoft 365 Office Suite Software for Home Use: All LC students have access to the full suite of Microsoft Office's newest software both online and for home download. This $99/year value is free for all of our students. Visit: http://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/23164 to learn how to log in and download your software.
Internet Essentials - Affordable Internet and Low Cost Computers: If your child qualifies for free/reduced lunch, you may qualify for the Comcast Internet Essentials program to provide $9.95/month Internet at your home. This is a no contract, no credit check, no installation fee, Wi-Fi router included offer. Visit https://apply.internetessentials.com/ to learn more and apply. They are also offering a desktop or laptop computer for $149.99 to qualifying students.
Outlook Email App: Are you looking for an easy way to access your SPS student email on the go and all the time? Install the Microsoft Outlook app on your smart phone or mobile device today! (Go to the App Store to download the app to your device). Your school and SVL teachers send important information weekly to your SPS student email account. Checking your SPS email and responding is a great way to stay informed and meet your weekly SVL communication requirements. The Outlook app will make your email life easier.
... COMMUNITY PARTNERS ...
Community Partners: Thank you to our first community partner of the year - Applied Health Associates ( http://www.ahaspokane.com )! If your business would like to partner with LC, please let us know!
NON DISCRIMINATION: 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, religion, 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 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 and/or Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights/504 Compliance Officer. Title IX/Staff Civil Rights Officer, Dr. Linda McDermott (509) 354-7318 • Harassment, Intimidation, Bulling HIB/Student Civil Rights Officer, Dr. Adam Swinyard (509) 354-5901 • 504 Compliance Officer, Gwen Harris (504) 354-7254 • ADA Officer, Dr. Linda McDermott (509) 354-7318 • Affirmative Action Officer, Dr. Mary Templeton (509) 354-5961 • Equal Opportunity Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 • 200 N. Bernard Street, Spokane, WA 99201-0282.