March 26-27 - Jostens Graduation Announcements distributed at lunch
March 28 -
Running Start Meeting for Next Year 6:00pm (required
- see below for more info)
April 1-5 -
SPRING BREAK - NO School!
April 8 - IMPA Music Parents Meeting 5:45pm
April 8 - Booster Club Meeting 6:30pm
April 9 - Seminar Schedule
April 10 - 3rd Quarter Ends
(grades are always available in PowerSchool)
April 11 - Meet the Tigers 4:30-8:00pm @ Hart Field (see below for more info)
April 12 -
Early Release Day - school ends at 1:15pm
April 15 - STAGE Drama Parents Meeting 6:45pm
April 18 - 3rd Quarter Grades Distributed (grades are always available in PowerSchool)
April 25-27 - LC Tiger Drama presents "Xanadu" 7:00pm in the Auditorium
April 26 - Native American Graduation Ceremony @ GU 6:30pm
April 26 - Asian Pacific Islander Graduation Ceremony - Whitworth 6:00pm
April 27 - African American Graduation Ceremony @ GU 2:00pm
April 29 - PNW Jesuit Excellence Tour 7:00am @ LC
May 1 - Senior Class Meeting during PAWS
May 1 - National College Confirmation Deadline
May 1 - LC Senior Decision Day and Exit Interviews
May 2 - Hispanic/Latino/Latina Graduation Ceremony - SCC 5:00pm
May 2-3 - LC Tiger Drama presents "Hamlet" 7:00pm in the Auditorium
May 3 - LGBTQ Graduation Ceremony - EWU 6:00pm
May 4 - Senior Prom
May 6-17 - AP Testing (more info coming soon)
May 22 - Jostens Cap and Gown Distribution
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE
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So this week, I’d like to share some good news as well as some info about challenges here in our building with you all because we really need your help in addressing a current issue of concern.
(I read a local magazine that runs a feature each month called “Lilacs and Lemons” and am trying to think of an appropriate LC-themed title for this same sort of feature… “Paws and Claws?” “Fur and Fangs?” I’m open to suggestions…)
On the good news front, spring has finally arrived with enough vigor to clear a lot of our courts, courses, fields and tracks. Our Athletic Director Ms. Grafos is doing a happy dance to imagine a week without having to schedule tennis practice in the skywalk and javelin practice outside the choir room. (Our choir director is pretty stoked about this news as well.)
College and trade school acceptances are starting to roll in and seniors are starting to be able to really envision their next steps with a great deal more clarity. There is a notable decrease in tensions within that crew of kids.
Our teachers continue to do remarkable work every day. Just this past week I sat in on a report-out from a state auditor sent here to review our CTE programs and their accessibility to a variety of students. She shared the comments interviewed students made about their CTE courses here and the students were incredibly complimentary about their experiences in these critical career-based classes. “My teachers work really hard to make everyone feel welcome.” “They are my favorite classes of the day – I love the kinds of lessons that are planned.” “I can really tell how much my teacher cares.” It was pretty great to sit there and listen to our teachers receive such high praise from their Tigers.
On the challenge front, I want you to be aware that we are, like schools all around the country, really battling e-cig/vaping here at school.
I will send out information for you after spring break with photographs of the sorts of devices we have confiscated here and you will be stunned at how innocuous they can be made to appear.
We have pulled vapes the size of thumb drives, in the shape of ball point pens, that look like lipstick and compacts.
We have witnessed students actually vaping in classrooms and hallways – inhaling from devices held tightly within closed fists and exhaling into a shirt sleeve or collar. It’s nearly impossible to detect.
We have had kids come to us so frustrated with the restrooms and how smoke-filled they can become; most of our Tigers are pretty fed up with the situation here as well.
Please know that we are working hard to effectively address the matter. We message out the health impacts of vaping – some students are under the mistaken presumption that vaping is somehow less harmful than smoking an actual cigarette. We remind students through signage in restrooms and in the building about the addictive nature of many of the vaping products. We confiscate devices as we are able and offer educational intervention and discipline to students when we can.
But we really need your help.
Please plan to discuss vaping with your student as we roll the info out to you in April. We hope to encourage a lot of conversation and a lot of learning in the weeks ahead so that we can make sure we are partnering well around this topic.
We care so much about your Tigers.
Have a happy week before spring break!
Marybeth Smith
LC Principal
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CONGRATULATIONS & THANK YOUS
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Congratulations & Thank Yous:
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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Thank Yous:
LC is excited to have the continued support from Applied Health Associates (1303 S. Grand Blvd). They have graciously donated services to our staff and we are proud to have them as a community partner!
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Congratulations:
Out of 70 schools who competed in the Washington Speech State Tournament, LC had some top placers:
Rachel Boose
(2nd in State Extemporaneous Speaking) and
Jack & Sam Morehouse
(5th in State Duo Interpretation). Way to go Tigers!
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Congratulations:
LC's robotics team, the
Titanium Tigers
,
finished in 20th place in the first meet of the year. They were selected to join the #2 alliance in the semi-final rounds last weekend in Yakima. The Tigers will be back at it this weekend at West Valley High School on Friday and Saturday. The event is free, so come cheer on your Tigers! Follow the team at:
http://twitch.tv/firstwa_red2
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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
Yasmine Burrill
has been accepted to Western Washington University. Go Vikings!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Dawson Howard
has been accepted to Eastern Washington University. Go Eagles!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Garrett King
has been accepted to the University of Idaho and Eastern Washington University. Go Vandals and Eagles!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Isabella McDonnell
has been accepted to Eastern Washington University (with a $4,000 University Scholarship) and Western Washington University. Go Eagles and Vikings!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Haley Morris
has been accepted to the University of Washington. Go Huskies!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Ben Nielsen
has been accepted to Santa Clara University - School of Engineering (with Dean's Scholarship for $15,000) and Texas Christian University. Go Broncos and Horned Frogs!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Po K'Paw Shee
has been accepted to Spokane Community College. Go Sasquatch!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Joshua Richards
has been accepted to Brigham Young University - Provo and the University of Washington. Go Cougars and Huskies!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Sydney Ward
has been accepted to Washington State University and the University of Washington. Go Cougs and Huskies!
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Accepted:
LC Senior
Asher Whitney
has been accepted to Brigham Young University - Provo. Go Cougars!
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Class of 2019 Senior All-Nighter
Sunday June 9, 2019
9:00pm-4:00am @ Lewis & Clark Field House
Purchase tickets now before the price goes up following Spring Break:
$45
entry fee includes all food, games, prizes and more! Round up to $50 to support the scholarship fund. *** Price increases to $50 on April 8th!!*** 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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Running Start Program Updates:
As part of the Running Start application process, we are requiring students and parent/guardian to attend a mandatory orientation. During the orientation, we will cover important information about making the transition to being a college student, balancing participation in both the high school and college environments, and keeping informed of important activities and events at Lewis and Clark. Attendance at one of the orientations, by both parent/guardian and student, will be required in order to have the Fall Quarter Enrollment Verification Form (EVF) signed off by the LC counselor. We are offering two dates for the orientation:
Thursday, March 28 6:00-7:30pm
OR
Thursday, April 18 6:00-7:30pm
. Both sessions will be located in the LC Theater and you only need to attend one. The LC orientation dates are well in advance of the deadline for submitting EVF’s to the colleges, so please mark these dates on your calendar so that the Fall Quarter EVF’s are not delayed. Please feel free to contact Brian Spraggins (
Brians@spokaneschools.org
) or Stacey Donahue (
staceyd@spokaneschools.org
) if you have any questions about the LC Running Start orientation.
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Parent Survey:
Our district values your feedback! We are currently surveying Spokane Public Schools families in order to gain insight into your perception of our school and district effectiveness. To ensure we continue to provide high quality, rigorous learning experiences that meet the needs of our learners and prepare them for college and career, we need your feedback.
We want to know what you think.
The survey shouldn’t take more than a few minutes to complete, and will be a valuable source of information for us as we work to make our schools and district as good as they can be. You may complete the survey online between February 11-March 22 using a computer, tablet, or smartphone. To access the survey, please click on the following link:
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Meet the Tigers:
Come help us celebrate the Spring Tiger athletes, build our LC Community, and fund raise with food, drink and raffles! Admission is FREE with meal tickets for only $5.00 (hot dogs, hamburgers, water/pop, chips, and cake with other concessions available). Visit
www.lcboosters.org
to purchase tickets.
Thursday, April 11 @ Hart Field from 4:30-7:00
- then take in a game with LC Baseball, Tennis, and Track!
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Junior Class Fundraiser:
Hey Tigers, love burritos? Then head to Chipotle on
March 23
to help support the Junior class! All you have to do is mention the promotion or show them this picture.
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Travel to Panama:
LC parents! Have you considered the value of your child traveling to Panama on an eight-day trip in June, 2020? This is an excellent way for your student to experience a different perspective of a location completely different from Spokane, an opportunity to grow both in the mind and heart. Social Studies teacher Carolyn Petek is in the process of forming a travel group through Education First (EF) and is holding a SHORT parent information meeting
Tuesday, March 26 at 6:30pm in Room 123
. Mrs. Petek will share the itinerary including Panama’s historic district dating to 1519, a pineapple plantation, a rain forest conservancy, and of course, the national canal museum. If interested, please RSVP to
carolynp@spokaneschools.org
.
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PNW Jesuit Excellence Tour:
This tour will be comprised of 14 or 15 Jesuit universities from throughout the country. They we will be in Spokane visiting LC from
7:00-8:00am on Monday, April 29
. This is a mini college fair with representatives of some national Jesuit universities. It is only a one hour visit (we are the only public high school they are visiting!), but possibly the only opportunity to connect with these schools prior to 2020 application deadlines. More details as the event date draws closer. Here is a partial list of colleges who will be attending: College of the Holy Cross, Creighton University, Fairfield University, Gonzaga University, Loyola Marymount University, Loyola University Chicago, Loyola University New Orleans, Marquette University, Loyola University Maryland, Regis University, Saint Louis University, Saint Peter's University, Santa Clara University, Seattle University, and University of San Francisco.
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Tiger Media:
Let’s celebrate our Tigers! Our own
Tiger Media Club
has put together a 6 minute ‘Highlight Reel’ that includes: sports, student clubs, staff, alumni, and a student band.
This is the first in a series of Tiger Highlight videos. The intention is to celebrate our positive LC culture and community.
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Explore an Exciting Career in the Skilled Trades:
The
Skilled Trades Academy
will give 30 participants the opportunity to immerse themselves in the exciting world of skilled trades. This three-week program will offer safety instruction (First Aid/CPR), industry tours and speakers, certification training (forklift and flagging). Credit (.5 credits) will be offered to current high school students. Students will work hands on with professionals as they
Earn While Learning
. Each student will earn a weekly stipend in addition to valuable industry recognized certificates. The program will conclude with a graduation and hiring event to connect graduates with employment opportunities.
- What: Skilled Trades Academy
- When: July 8 - 25, 2019
- Where: Apprenticeship and Journeyman Training Center, 2110 Fancher Way, Spokane Valley
- Who: Young adults ages 16-24
- Why: Because you are interested in learning more about pursuing a career in the skilled trades.
- Students will be notified of selection in mid-late April. To apply, click on this link: https://nextgenzone.org/skilled-trades-academy. Spots will fill fast!
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Join the LC Booster Club: Are you a parent of an Lewis and Clark student? If the answer is yes, then you are a Booster Club member! The Lewis & Clark Booster Club is the official fundraising organization for ALL of the high school’s co-curricular activities and athletics. All proceeds to the Booster Club are allocated to coaches and club sponsors to support their needs. All LC parents are welcome at our monthly meetings and are encouraged to support the fundraising and volunteer opportunities. Please visit our website at
www.lcboosters.org where you can find information on how to get involved as well as:
- Upcoming meeting schedule
- Past meeting minutes
- Current Booster Club budget and allocations
- Info on volunteer opportunities
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Study Abroad:
Rotary 21 is seeking outbound students for the 2019-2020 School Year. If you are interested in studying abroad, visit the application website at:
http://www.rotary5080ye.org/
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Indian Youth Leadership Camp:
- Who? Native American Youth grades 7-12
- How Much? A $30 fee for camp must accompany registration
- Where? Silver Lake Bible Camp, Medical Lake
- When? April 12-14
- What? A powerful 2 1/2 day leadership/knowledge retreat. The weekend retreat is open to 10 teams of 8, contact your friends and register together. Submit your applications at the NATIVE Project. Learn about making responsible decisions; Indian culture and spirituality; prevention; cooperation; healing; having fun; developing a positive vision for the future and being a competitive team , in areas of speech/writing & sports; trophies, certificates and cash prizes will be awarded to the winning teams. Everyone will receive a prize. Learn to be a: “Warrior, Nurturer, Scholar and Community Activist”
- How? Have a parent or guardian sign the bottom of this form. Then bring or mail it to The NATIVE Project with your camp registration fee. We must have your permission slip and registration fee by April 5.
- Online: Get more information and apply at: http://www.nativeproject.org/leadership
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Registration for Summer SVL is Now Open:
SVL Summer School Registration is OPEN!! Register at
www.spokanevirtual.com
SVL summer school offers many high school credited classes for $185 (scholarships available), as well as the following non-credit support courses for $120:
- SAT/PSAT Prep class to help you score higher on next year’s test.
- Math “Bridge” classes to help students who would like to feel better prepared for math next school year.
- World Language “Bridge” to transition between class levels or for extra speaking practice with Rosetta Stone.
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.
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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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Scholarship:
The
LC Tiger Fund Scholarship was started by the Class of 1966 in 2006 in order to recognize an LC senior who has overcome personal and/or life difficulties and has made a commitment to furthering his/her education after graduation from Lewis & Clark High School. We know that there are many students who have potential for college success but often get over looked for scholarship assistance because their G.P.A. did not exceed a 3.5 minimum required for scholarship consideration. We also know that character and desire to improve play a large part in future success in school and life. Click
here to learn more and download the application. Deadline to apply is
April 30.
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SchooLinks:
Seniors, when you are applying to colleges, be sure to log into our 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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Spokane Area Native American Graduation Celebration 2019:
Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! If you would like to register for the 2019 Native American Graduation Celebration, which takes place on
April 26 from 6:30-8:00pm
in Cataldo Hall at Gonzaga University (502 E. Boone Ave, Spokane, WA), email
BonniePena@spokaneschools.org
or call 509-354-7255. More information can be found at:
https://www.facebook.com/SpokaneNativeGraduation/
This graduation celebration is open to those completing GED programs, high school, undergraduate, graduate, technical or professional programs in the Greater Spokane Region. Friends and family are welcomed and encouraged to attend. The celebration ends with a reception with light refreshments.
Registration must be submitted on or before April 15.
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Spokane Area Asian Pacific Islander Graduation Celebration 2019:
Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! If you would like to register for the 2019 Asian Pacific Islander Graduation Celebration, which takes place on
April 26 from 6:00-10:00pm
at the Hixon Union Building on the Whitworth campus, register
here
or email
fasa.whitworth@gmail.com
or see Mr Norton in the Career Center.
Friends and family are welcomed and encouraged to attend. The celebration begins with a dinner followed by the ceremony.
Registration is required!
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Spokane Area 23rd Annual African American Graduation Celebration 2019:
Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! This year's ceremony for our young, gifted and black students
is on
April 27 at 2:00pm
at the Hemmingson Ballroom at Gonzaga University. Friends and family are welcomed and encouraged to attend. For more information and/or to register email
aagradspokane@gmail.com
or visit their Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/AAgradSpokane/
.
Registration is required!
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Spokane Area 24th Annual Hispanic/Latino Graduation Celebration 2019: All Hispanic/Latino(a) graduating students from Spokane County high schools and colleges/universities are invited to attend with family members. in addition, Young Scholars, in grades 8-11 with a GPA of 3.00 on
May 2, 2019 at
5:00-8:30pm
at the La
ir, Spokane Community College, 1810 Greene Street. For more information email
hbpaceremony@gmail.com
, visit their website at
www.hbpaspokane.net
.
Registration is required!
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Lavender Graduation Celebration (LGBTQ+) 2019: All LBGTQ+ students and their families/friends are invited to the Eastern Washington University Pride Center for the annual Lavender Graduation Ceremony on May 3 at 6:00pm. For more information, contact Nick Franco (259-7870 /
nfranco@ewu.edu)
Registration is required!
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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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MaySenior Calendar Updates:
- March 26-27: Josten’s Graduation Announcement Delivery
- March 27: SFCC Pre New Student Orientation
- March 29: Montana State Preview Day
- April 6: Western Washington Preview Day
- April 9: Seminar
- April 10: Winterline Global Education (Gap Year Experience) @ Lunch
- April 12: SFCC Priority Funding Deadline
- April 18: SCC New Student Orientation
- April 26: Native American Graduation Ceremony @ GU 6:30pm
- April 26: Asian Pacific Islander Graduation Ceremony - Whitworth 6:00pm
- April 27: African American Graduation Ceremony @ GU 2:00pm
- April 30: Verto Education (Gap Year Experience) Lunch
- May 1: National College Confirmation Deadline
- May 1: LC Senior Decision Day and Exit Interviews
- May 2: Hispanic/Latino/Latina Graduation Ceremony - SCC 5:00pm
- May 3: LGBTQ Graduation Ceremony - EWU 6:00pm
- May 4: Senior Prom
- May 6-17: Advanced Placement Testing
- May 22: Jostens Cap and Gown Distribution
- May 23: SFCC New Student Orientation
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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.
- 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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Free Online SAT Practice:
All 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students who took the PSAT in October can take the next step on their SAT practice journey by
linking their College Board and Khan Academy accounts
, which unlocks a free SAT study plan. Linking their accounts will send their PSAT scores to Khan Academy, giving them access to a personalized experience on
Official SAT Practice
. Research shows that studying on Official SAT Practice for 20 hours is associated with an average score gain of 115 points from the PSAT/NMSQT to the SAT. That's nearly double the average score gain of students who don't use Khan Academy.
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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:
April 13
and
June 8.
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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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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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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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