CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Athletic Calendar can be found at: https://bit.ly/2o9Yxd8 October 6 - Homecoming Dance 8:00-11:00pm @ LC Field House (bring your student ID!) October 8 - BECU Reality Fair for 11th/12th (see below for more info) October 8 - IMPA Parent Meeting 5:45pm October 8 - Booster Club Meeting 6:30pm October 8 - STAGE Parent Meeting 6:45pm October 9 - Mid-Quarter 1 Grades distributed (grades are always on PowerSchool) October 9 - Seminar Bell Schedule October 9 - LC Tiger Drama presents Of Mice & Men fundraiser 7:00pm (see below for more info) October 10 - PSAT for 9th, 10th, 11th, T-2-4 College Day for 12th (see below for more info) October 11 - Picture Retake Day October 18 - Choir Concert 7:00pm in the Auditorium October 12 - Professional Learning Day for Staff - NO SCHOOL October 23 - Orchestra Concert 7:00pm in the Auditorium October 27 - Booster Club - Tiger Fest (see below for more info) October 29 - Jazz Band Concert 7:00pm in the Auditorium October 30 - Band Concert 7:00pm in the Auditorium October 31 - Senior Pictures/Ads DUE - no exceptions (see below for more info)

FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE

Next Monday marks the end of the very first grading period here at LCHS. The grades in most teacher’s records are still very fluid and subject to a great deal of change as assessments and assignments start populating the ultimate grade calculation. These first reports really provide “talking points” more than anything. So, I advise you to take them for what they are: a quick snapshot of your student’s performance to date. Please use the report as an opportunity to visit with your Tiger about their classes; they’ve gotten five weeks under their belts now, what are their impressions thus far? You know your student. How are they managing the work load associated with their schedule? Many very driven students attend LC and they can sometimes feed on one another’s ambitions. Before you know it – there can be an “arms race” of sorts with students continually working to keep up with classroom peers and focusing on every single point in the gradebook instead of focusing on what is fascinating or challenging or fun about a course. Do what you need to do to help your child find that healthy response to grades – they should want them to be positive and reflective of their best effort. But that best effort should not come at the cost of critical developmental impacts of family, friends, sleep, silliness, exploration, experiences, and even a good sized dose of down time along the way. So, please talk to your Tigers about this upcoming grade report, but remember, too, that ice cream is really good and so is walking the dog on occasion, and both are better shared. Marybeth Smith, Principal

November 6 Facility Improvement Bond Election: Voters will be asked to make three decisions by Tuesday, November 6 about building improved facilities to provide new opportunities for students and the community. Spokane Public Schools, the City of Spokane, and the Spokane Public Library have partnered to create value for the citizens they serve. Together, the city and schools measures will: Build three new middle schools and modernize three existing middle schools Build three new libraries and modernize four existing library facilities Provide input on the location for replacing the aging Joe Albi Stadium The additional and replacement middle schools give the district enough space to move sixth graders out of elementary school and into a three-grade middle school model to lengthen the time between significant transitions for students. Shifting sixth graders reduces class sizes and eases crowding at elementary schools. Additional investments will be made in safety, technology, and smaller building improvements district-wide.   A change in how Washington state funds public education is creating a $2.20 per thousand decrease in property tax rates beginning in 2019. The bond proposes reinvesting $0.98 of that reduction into schools and city libraries. More information is available at partnershipspokane.org .

PSAT Day/T-2-4 Day: On Wednesday, October 10, we will be holding our annual PSAT and T-2-4 Day (Technical - 2 Year - 4 Year Colleges). All activities will be in the morning, followed by classes in the afternoon (we will hold all 6 classes that day, but with shortened periods). This is a required school day and attendance will be taken. For more information about the PSAT, please visit: https://www.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt ALL Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors will be taking the PSAT test at no cost! This test is a practice exam for the SAT test and provides valuable feedback to students on areas of strength and growth. Juniors in Running Start, you may take the test with us, but you'll have to miss your morning college classes (you cannot leave until 12:00pm). Juniors who go to NewTech, you will stay at LC all day for the PSAT test. We will excuse your NewTech absence for you. Seniors will work with counselors on college applications, essays, and scholarships, and complete a number of High School & Beyond graduation requirement activities with their Seminar classes. During the morning, Seniors will also move to the front steps for the Senior picture for the yearbook - don't miss this! We are also offering the ASVAB test for Seniors who are considering a future in the US military. The ASVAB provides a free in-depth analysis of developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in the military and other career fields. For more information about the ASVAB, please visit: http://official-asvab.com/ T-2-4 Day (October 10) Bell Schedule 8:00-12:00 - PSAT/T-2-4 Activities 12:00-12:35 - Lunch 12:35-12:50 - Period 1 12:55-1:10 - Period 2 1:15-1:30 - Period 3 1:35-1:50 - Period 4 1:55-2:10 - Period 5 2:15-2:30 - Period 6

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: LC is proud of all the students who scored well enough on last year’s Advanced Placement exams to earn special designations: AP Scholar (Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.): David Adewale, Phillip Amado, Jonah Bardwell, Alivia Barglof, Logan Binns, Ella Bond-Gledhill, Jackson Branham, Kieran Bresnahan, Nicole Burg, Chloe Burley, Noel Case, Erin Chaves, Sierra Clark, Madelaine Collins, Alec Corn, Nicholas Cruz, Megan Dailey, Olivia Davies, Teah Dimico, Caymus Ducharme, Deanna Dwyer, Cameron Fahsholtz, Analiese Felker, Lydia Fout, Camryn Gardner, Talia Glass, Jonas Goeller, Abigail Goff, Lili Gondry, Katie Gower, Payton Graper, Thomas Grenon, Greta Grim, Lucas Guin, Emily Hamilton, Cynthia Haney, Lauryn Harland, Nickolaus Harner, Iris Hartwig, Joshua Hechtman, Grace Hertz, Joel Howell, Brenna Huang, Katelyn Kenney, Taylor Kenney, Emma Kerkering, Tyler Koffinke, Katherine Kohls, Emily Kramer, Maya Le Bar, Benjamin Lewis, Isabella Liska, Luke Lobdell, Gavin Lynch, Kennedy Magner, Paige Malm, Abigail Marshall, Kelsi McCracken, Kevin McCracken, Justina McDirmid, Eva McKenzie, Adeline McMurray, Ryan Meyer, Madison Nackos, Evan Nessen, Jessica Nettles, Andey Ng, Emily Nguyen, Gabrielle Padilla, Michael Petro, Amber Phan, Tara Phung, Madeline Pincock, John Porco, Katelyn Pounds, Michaela Pounds, Nathaniel Quantock, Joshua Rau, Allison Reed, Andrew Rindge, Matisse Robinson, Anna Rodgers, Leah Rodriguez, Mitchell Sanders, Anita Silva, Sabrina Sladich, Jenika Staben, Freedom Thompson, Aimie Thorland, Jenny Tran, Maylynn Tsai, Bailey VanderWilde, Sydney Ward, Christina Wardwell, Asher Whitney, Claire Wilson AP Scholar with Honor (Granted to students who receive an average scoreof at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.): Ava Bloom, Jacqueline Brown, Olivia Burgess, Anna Copley, Jasper Corcoran, Ava Eider, Amelia Gilbert, Benjamin Hargreaves, Peter Heitkemper, Rowan Hoerner, Patrick Korus, Peyton Krych, Anna Lee, Ellary Lockwood, Anthony Manoguerra, Mara Moore, Haley Morris, Amanda Reed, Joshua Richards, Moorea Schade, Aysia Simmons, Caroline Slater, Natasha Sparrow, Madison Spurlock, Claire Tompkins, Mckenna Trogdon, Keegan Tyler, Kensie Tyler, Sabrina Wang, Lauren Weber, Jainee Weidemann AP Scholar with Distinction (Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.): Deborah Adewale, Paul Ausems, Caroline Avery, Reggie Bahr, Michelle Barton, Eric Behling, Audrey Bensching, Isabella Billig, Rachel Boose, Brooke Carruthers, Ethan Carson, Matthew Cotter, Bethany Daniel, Ian Davis, Katherine Davis, Makayla Dehmer, Reyna Flores, Owen Gadd, Joshua Garbuio, Thorne Garvin, Thomas Gerber, AnnaLisa Gmeiner, Sarah Gores, MaKenna Graham, Isabel Greeley, Lily Haghighi, Thomas Halvorson, Madisen Hampton, Melissa Harris, Molly Herzog, William Hoefer, Nicholas Hollon, Clayton Huber, Jackson Inabinet, Brynn Irwin, Emerson Judd, Gabriel Keller, Jacob Laxton, Michael Lin, Henry Lindekugel, Ryann Locascio, Iaine Mackay, Olivia McCollum, George McGuinness, Matthew Miller, Benjamin Nielsen, Hap Oxford, Sun Woo Park, Bridget Powers Beggs, Fiona Powers Beggs, Gabriel Roller, Alexander Rossan Er, Brooks Schaaf, Arlington Schade, Claire Simmons, Dylan Soth, Annabelle Stefanoff, Hannah Summers, Spencer Swaim, Evan Thiessen, Katherine Thronson, Julia Trudeau, Aditya Varadan, Riley Wiese National AP Scholar (Granted to students in the United States who receive an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams.): Deborah Adewale, Paul Ausems, Caroline Avery, Eric Behling, Matthew Cotter, Thorne Garvin, Molly Herzog, Nicholas Hollon, Brynn Irwin, Emerson Judd, Jacob Laxton, Michael Lin, Henry Lindekugel, Bridget Powers Beggs, Fiona Powers Beggs, Hannah Summers, Julia Trudeau AP International Diploma (Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on five or more AP Exams in three or more subject areas.): Olivia McCollum AP Capstone Diploma (Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher in AP Seminar and AP Research and on four additional AP Exams of their choosing.): Reyna Flores, Joshua Garbuio, Isabel Greeley, Emerson Judd, Bridget Powers Beggs, Gabriel Roller, Julia Trudeau, Kensie Tyler AP Seminar and Research Certificate (Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher in AP Seminar and AP Research.): Ella Bond-Gledhill, Lili Gondry, Tara Phung

Congratulations to the 2018-2019 DECA Officers: Sam Sells - Vice President Joy Koston - Secretary Stella Brown - Co-Treasurer Erin Miller - Public Relations   Amanda Reed - Co-Treasurer    Brooke Rusch - President

ACCEPTED

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!

Accepted: LC Senior Molly Brausen has been accepted to Grand Canyon University (with a $6,750 Provost Scholarship). Go Antelopes!

Accepted: LC Senior Abby Darr has been accepted to Eastern Washington University. Go Eagles!

Accepted: LC Senior Margaret Eilers has been accepted to the University of North Dakota. Go Fighting Hawks!

Accepted: LC Senior Emily Hamilton has been accepted to the University of Alabama. Roll Tide!

Accepted: LC Senior Grace Houchin has been accepted to Montana State University, Washington State University, and the University of Idaho. Go Bobcats, Cougs, and Vandals!

Accepted: LC Senior Emma Kramer has been accepted to the University of Montana. Go Grizzlies!

Accepted: LC Senior Karleigh Vedvick has been accepted to Grand Canyon University. Go Antelopes!

COLLEGE & CAREER UPDATES

BECU Presents: We excited to host the BITE OF REALITY - A Financial Reality Fair on Monday, October 8 for Juniors & Seniors during social studies classes where students: - are assigned a career, family, starting salary - complete a budget and make choices - pay for necessities and luxuries - make important budget decisions - check out this video to learn more: https://youtu.be/buQrstuVFbI

ASVAB Military Service Exam: On October 10 , Seniors who are interested in pursing a career in the military can take ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) at LC during the T-2-4/PSAT Day. See Mr. Norton in room 105 or email jeffn@spokaneschools.org to sign up!

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. Seniors will learn more about SchooLinks in future Seminar classes and on Wednesday, October 10 during the T-2-4/PSAT Day activities.

Scholarship: The NAACP is accepting applications for the Lt. Colonel Michael P. Anderson Scholarship. This year’s scholarship recipients will be selected from students planning to enroll in the fall of 2019 in a post-secondary two year or four year college, university, vocational or technical schools, or in an apprenticeship program. There will be two (2) $1,000.00 scholarships awarded at the Annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Saturday, October 20. The application requirements and directions can be found here . Applications are due by Friday, October 5 . Mr. Norton in the Career Center is available to help complete the application.

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. 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 prior to the official FAFSA opening date of October 1 . Get yours today!!

College Representatives Visits Oct. 9: Regis University - 11:00am Oct. 13: Santa Clara University - 2:30pm (Downtown Library) Oct. 16: Eastern Washington University - 11:15am Oct. 17: Whitworth University - 11:30am Oct. 18: University of Redlands - 7:45am Oct. 19: University of Alabama - 7:45am Oct. 22: Loyola Marymount University - 11:00am Oct. 23: Washington State University - 11:00am/1:30pm Oct. 31: Corban University - 11:00am Nov. 5: University of Washington - 7:45am Nov. 5: Lewis & Clark College - 11:00am Nov. 5: University of Arizona - 1:30pm Nov. 6: St. Peter’s University (NJ) - 7:45am Nov. 6: Chapman University - 1:30pm Nov. 7: University of Pacific - 7:45am Nov. 7: Montana State University - 1:30pm Nov. 8: Whitman University - 11:00am Nov. 9: Portland State University - 7:45am Nov. 14: Grand Canyon University - 11:00am Nov. 26: University of Montana - 7:45am Dec. 5: Central Washington University - 1:30-3:30pm (on site applications) Dec. 12: Eastern Washington University - 1:30-3:30pm (on site applications) Important Admission / Financial Aid Dates Nov. 1: Early Action Application Deadline: WWU, SPU, St.Martins, Linfield Nov. 6: Act Six scholarship deadline Nov. 15: Regular Application Deadline: University of Washington Nov. 15: Early Action Application Deadline: Whitworth, Seattle U, PLU, UPS Other Important Senior Dates / Deadlines Oct. 5: LC College Fair (http://t24.exceleratesuccessspokane.org/) Oct. 8: BECU Financial Reality Fair Oct. 17: Jostens Presentation Oct. 23-24: Jostens Orders Oct. 24: SFCC Fall Preview Field Trip (see Mr. Norton for details) Nov. 6: NACAC National College Fair (Convention Center)

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. October 6 (deadline to register, September 7) November 3 (deadline to register, October 5) December 1 (deadline to register, November 2) - not offered at LC (at FERRIS or NC) March 9 (deadline to register, February 8) - not offered at 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).

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: October 27 , December 8 , February 9 , April 13 , and June 8

INFORMATION

Of Mice & Men: Based on the classic American novel by John Steinbeck, Of Mice & Men , tells the story of two drifters, George and his friend Lennie who travel together from job to job with delusions of eventually having a place of their own and living off the fat of the land. Their travels lead them to a ranch where tragedy befalls them and we observe the depth of their friendship and the powerful consequences of a single moment. This timeless drama explores the need for human connection and our innate desire to pursue our dreams and protect those we love. Join us on October 9 at 7:00pm in the LC Auditorium for this staged reading is a fundraiser for STAGE - Supporting Theatre Arts Growth and Education, Tiger Drama's parent group for The Tiger Drama Family Scholarship fund (suggested donation of $10.00 per attendee). STAGE will match any donations given at this one-night-only event. The scholarship fund was founded through generous donors seeking to support students pursuing theatre arts. Tiger Drama Associate Director, Suzanne Maguire , directs an adult cast which includes LC Staff, former teachers, and community members. Greg Pschirrer and Andrew Lewis take on the roles of Lennie and George with remaining cast including Tom Armitage , Greg Butler , Ryan Childers , Cory Davis , Andy Lang , Mark Robbins , Eric Woodard , and Aubrey Shimek-Davis as Curley's wife.

Homecoming Dance: Mark your calendars for the Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 6, in the LC gym, 8:00-11:00pm. Tickets will be sold in the front hall during lunch October 1-5. Tickets will also be available on-line & at the Business Office. The theme for homecoming is “Tropical Paradise”. Single tickets are $15 and couples are $25. Ticket prices double at the door, so purchase your tickets early. If you want to bring a non-LC guest (one guest allowed), you need to pick up High School Dance Permission form in the Student Office. Guests must be at least in the 9th grade and younger than 21 years old. Guests will not be admitted that do not have an approval form on file by at least October 5 at 1 2:00pm. All students must have their student id to get into the dance. It’s going to be a Tropical Paradise!

Meal Applications Need to be Renewed: Spokane Public Schools offers the USDA School Meal program which provides nutritious meals, including breakfast and lunch, for all of our students. Students and families can participate in the meal program and qualify for free or reduced-price meals.  Thursday, October 11 , is the last day SPS students can receive a free or reduced-price meal on last year’s meal application. On Friday, October 12 those students who were on the meal program last year, and have not yet turned in a new meal application, will be changed to paid meal status. Applications must be received and processed prior to October 11 to ensure uninterrupted meal benefits. SPS is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Meal Application Information: - Families may apply at any time during the school year - All household enrolled students qualify if one student has qualified. - The online meal application is the fastest way to apply.

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Flu Shot Clinic: FREE flu shot clinic for LC students on Thursday, October 18 from 8:30-11:30am (at LC) *Students must have signed parent/guardian consent form* This is an optional annual immunization and is not required for school attendance. Please contact LC’s school nurse for form(s) or questions or visit the Spokane Public Schools website for additional information.

Volunteer Opportunity: Special Olympics Washington is looking for volunteers for the 2018 Spokane Bowling Tournament on November 17 and 18 at Lilac Lanes. They are in need of around 60 volunteers each day from 8:00am-4:00pm. Volunteers will be assigned roles and trained at the event. Roles include scorekeeping, awards, merchandise sales and more! Come hang out, cheer on Special Olympics Washington athletes and make this event a success. To register, individuals can use our online application: https://2018spokanebowling.my-trs.com/ Volunteers must be 11 or older to help out.

Volunteer Opportunity: Do you want to find a way to help your community? Find your perfect fit at the KXLY Radio/Adserveo Volunteer Expo on Wednesday, October 17 from 10:00am-4:00pm at the SCC Lair Building. This will be a one stop shop opportunity to meet with representatives from a variety of non-profit organizations in Spokane.

Picture Retakes: On picture retake day, October 11, Dorian will not hand out Student ID cards. Any students that do not have their ID will need to come to the Student Office to get one made for the current school year.

TigerFest! This is LC's largest annual fundraiser supporting all 27 clubs, sports, and activities at Lewis and Clark. This year's event is a Vegas theme night and will include a silent auction, a live auction as well as many other gaming opportunities. ALL LC parents, staff, community members are welcome and encouraged to attend to support our students and their many diverse interests and talents. This event is sponsored by the LC Booster Club. When: Saturday, October 27 6:00-10:00pm Where: Washington Cracker Building 304 W. Pacific Ave. Tickets: $40 each (includes hors d'oeuvres and two drink tickets!). Tickets are available online at lcboosters.org.

Holiday Wreath and Poinsettia Sale: Support our 2019 Senior All Nighter by purchasing holiday wreaths and poinsettias as a beautiful addition to holiday decor and as a wonderful a gift or for your home or office. Orders must be placed by November 6, 2018 . All orders will be available for pickup at the LC Field House on Thursday, November 29th, 3:00-7:00pm. The 2019 SAN committee is happy to offer FREE Delivery to local businesses. Online orders accepted at: https://sites.google.com/site/lctigerssan/home/holiday-wreath MIXED EVERGREEN WREATH An aromatic combination of noble fir, berried juniper and incense cedar. Touches of color provided by red faux holly berries. A red velvet water repellent bow is included for easy attaching. Available In Two Sizes: 28" $35.00 or 22" $25.00 POINSETTIAS Spectacular, high-quality plants available in Red or White. Pot cover and protective plastic sleeve included. Available In Three Sizes: 6" $10.00, 8" $20.00, or 10" $30.00

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 for $5,496. 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!!

Mentor Artists Playwrights Project: The Young Native Playwrights Initiative is hosting a FREE event on Monday, October 8 from 6:00-8:00pm at the Ray and Joan Kroc Community Center (1765 W Golf Course Road in CDA, ID). Film, television, and stage actors will read 10 short plays written by the youth from the Coeur D' Alene Reservation. Come out to hear the plays, meet the actors, and support the community and celebrate Indigenous People's Day. Get more information at www.mentorartists.com.

Job Opportunity: Spokane Public Schools is looking for three Student Tutor/Mentors for Native American After-School Program When: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00 to 4:30 (4 hours per week) from October 11 to May 24 Where: 2 students will be at Stevens Elementary and 2 students will be at Sheridan Elementary schools. Transportation needed or program will provide bus pass. Once a month there will be a field trip that will take the place of tutoring that you will assist with students. Application is needed and pay will be minimum wage. If you are interested, call Bonnie with the Indian Education Program at 354-7255.

Senior Pictures: Here are the submission guidelines for the 2019 yearbook Senior Picture submissions. The deadline for Senior Pictures is Wednesday, October 31 . NO EXCEPTIONS! Senior Picture Guidelines: If you do not have a professional photograph, the yearbook staff will be glad to take one for you. Visit room 015 prior the the deadline for your photo. Students who do not provide a photo will have their Dorian school photo placed unless unavailable. Current photographs of seniors ideally displaying ¾ shot (waist up) are requested for the senior section. Photographs should be color or black and white. While we want you to express yourself through your senior photo, please keep it respectful and professional. Photos will be accepted by yearbook staff and deemed appropriate. The yearbook staff has the right to deny photos that don’t comply with our expectations. An additional photo will be requested. We will not accept photos with the following: horizontal pictures, pictures with other people (or pets), inappropriate content, excessive photo manipulation, costumes Please remember that school dress code applies to senior pictures as well! The minimum and ideal size for hard copy photos is 2x3” with approximately 1-1 ¼ inch head size. Photos of larger scale will be accepted and sized appropriately by the yearbook staff. We can also accept digital files; the file size needs to be at least 2x3 inches at 200 dpi and emailed to lcyearbook@spokaneschools.org. Submission Directions: In person at the LC Business Office. Mail to: Lewis & Clark HS / Attn: Business Office/Yearbook / 521 W 4th Ave. / Spokane, WA 99204 Email: the file size needs to be at least 2x3 inches at 200 dpi and emailed to lcyearbook@spokaneschools.org. If you email your picture we will confirm that we received it. If you don’t hear back within 48 hours, we did not receive the photo. Please follow up. Please specify the student’s name on back of photo or as file name. A list of students who’s photos we have received will be updated weekly started in October on “Accepted Board” in the front hallway. Also look for an updated list on LC News you Can Use starting in October. Download the information letter here .

Senior Recognition Ads for Yearbook: If you are looking for a way to celebrate your senior, a Senior Recognition advertisement is a great option! These layouts will allow you to add a variety of photos at several price points. Our yearbook staff will custom create your page to fit your photos and message for your student. FULL PAGE - $200: With a full page personal ad you will have up to 12 photos and up to 200 words. The page layout will be customized for you to reflect your senior. 1/2 PAGE - $110: A half page ad will showcase your senior with up to 6 photos of your choosing and up to 150 words. 1/4 PAGE - $60: The quarter page ad offers parents flexibility with up to 3 photos and up to 100 words. WALLET - $25: Wallet size ads are available for an economical choice providing 1 image and up to 25 words. All photos and payment are due by October 31, 2018. Digital photos can be emailed to the yearbook staff at lcyearbook@spokaneschools.org (you will receive a confirmation email within 48hrs. If not, we did not receive them). Digital copies need to be a minimum resolution of 200dpi. Hard copy photos can be mailed to LC Business Office, 521 W. 4th Ave. Spokane, WA 99204. Only images with return stamped envelopes will be sent back. Payment can be sent to LC Business Office or made through their online payment option via our website at: http://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/303 Please make sure your words and photos fit within allowed limits for your size ad. Download the information letter here .

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).

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!

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.

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.

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!!

GSL Sports Pass for Parents: You can purchase your adult GSL Pass in the Business Office for $76 (cash/check only) or online at for $76 (plus online fees) at: https://northwesttickets.com/events/gsl-sports-pass

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!

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.

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, Kevin O’Neill (509) 354-5961 • Harassment, Intimidation, Bulling HIB/Student Civil Rights Officer, Dr. Adam Swinyard 354-5901 • 504 Compliance Officer, Gwen Harris 354-7254 • ADA Officer, Dr. Linda McDermott (509) 354-7318 • Affirmative Action Officer, Kevin O’Neill (509) 354-5961 • Equal Opportunity Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 • 200 N. Bernard Street, Spokane, WA 99201-0282.