CALENDAR OF EVENTS

In accordance with Governor Inslee's Stay Home, Stay Safe Declaration - the LC offices are closed, but all administrators, counselors, teachers, and office staff are available via email. Please contact us if you need anything. The LC email directory can be found here: https://www.spokaneschools.org/domain/1653 June 1 - Cheerleaders Uniform Return @ LC (see below for info) June 1-2 - Band Instrument/Uniform Return (see below for more info) June 2 - Girls Tennis, Baseball, Drill Team, Cheerleaders Uniform Return @ Hart (see below for info) June 3 - Choir Uniform Return (see below for info) June 3 - Track, Soccer, Softball Uniform Return @ Hart (see below for info) June 3 - Girls Golf Uniform Return @ LC (see below for info) June 4 - Senior Checkout, Textbook Return, and Yearbook Pickup A-K (see below for info) June 5 - Senior Checkout, Textbook Return, and Yearbook Pickup L-Z (see below for info) June 6-19 - 9th-11th Grade Checkout, Textbook Return, and Yearbook Pickup (see below for info)

FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE

This is the Memorial Day Weekend. I know that we are all living in Groundhog Day right now, and each day feels a lot like the day before. But this particular weekend has me thinking a lot about disruption and sacrifice and, most importantly, recovery and reclamation. My dad was just twenty when Pearl Harbor was bombed. He was a sophomore at OSC (later OSU) studying agriculture so that he could later take his place at the helm of his family’s farm in the Willamette. My mom was a freshman at the same college, studying education. They had met at Woodburn High School years before and become steadies right off the bat. Dad, like virtually all young men at that moment in history, left college to go serve in the US Navy. He and mom were married February 2, 1942, and he immediately left to go serve in the Pacific. Mom left college to go to work to help support his family and her own. Neither of them ever returned to college. They didn’t get degrees or ever again get to set foot on their campus. After the war, they went to work raising children and because they had learned resiliency and sacrifice at such a young age, they were tough and service-minded community members their entire lives. (Earlier this week on the anniversary of Mt. St. Helens’ I was reminded of my sweet Dad’s life of care for others. After the eruption, he and a bunch of his buddies from the Downriver Golf Course’s mens’ group formed a brigade of “roof sweepers” who went around to the houses of folks who could not on their own sweep the sometimes tons of ash away. There is a picture of him somewhere in a t-shirt the group printed up: “Don’t be a doofus – let us get the ash off your roof-us!”) This weekend makes me think of my Uncle Jack who served in North Africa during that same war. He contracted malaria and a host of other maladies and was sent home to what ended up being several years of recovery – he had to learn to read and walk and speak all over again – a tough row to hoe for an outstanding athlete and student. But he, too, joined his wife and raised three kids and ultimately served as the President of the Oregon Bankers’ Association for many successful years and led Silverton and Salem communities through Rotary and school board activities. My husband’s dad was headed to a tryout with the Lions football team after four years at Princeton wherein the Tigers claimed the national collegiate championship when the Korean conflict broke out. He, too, ended up in the Pacific on a destroyer and his ambitions for professional athletics or maybe law school were back-burnered into oblivion. But he, too, married and raised four kids and made great contributions to the Spokane community through his church and his many community service clubs. I’m finding huge comfort right now in thinking about the later lives of these folks who found themselves so turned upside down by service to our country. Yes – they got plucked off the track that they had anticipated would lead them to very different and specific futures. But in each case, when the experience was in the rearview and they were returned to their homes and communities, they had the skills and determination to push into the new and build something remarkable despite the upheaval. Happy Memorial Day. Thanks to those who have endured the disruptions, made the sacrifices, gritted through the recovery, and reclaimed the leadership of their lives. May we all learn from them.   Marybeth Smith LC Principal

GOOD NEWS

Good News: 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 to be included in the LCNYCU. Please keep the good news coming so we can continue the celebrations!

Good News: Senior Gwyneth Teel and Kolby Fairchild have each been awarded the Spokane T24 College Fair Circuit $1,000 scholarship! This scholarship was established to recognize students who displayed a genuine interest in pursuing beyond high school plans in either a Technical, 2-year, or 4-year higher education option. The T24 Circuit is supported by Excelerate Success, an education equity platform designed to support all local students in their educational journey.

Good News: Senior Bailey VanderWilde has been offered the National Merit St. Olaf College Scholarship based on her PSAT scores in Junior year. Congratulations Bailey!

Good News: LC Families and Community Members - Let's recognize Tigers who are serving others in this difficult time with a Tiger Award ! Perhaps a Tiger is helping a sibling with academics, is part of food distribution, has stepped up at home with cooking/cleaning, is connecting family members via technology, or anything else to benefit family or community. We'd love to recognize these Tigers with gift cards for free items at McDonald's or Dutch Bros Please that we'll mail home. You can nominate a Tiger here or at www.lctigers.com . Share the student's name and why you are nominating her/him. We'll randomly select 5 nominated Tigers each Wednesday. Our teachers are also nominating students who are staying engaged and moving forward with academics. We'll call their home and share their names on our LC Facebook page. We love and miss our Tigs! Congratulations to this week's Tiger Awards Winners: TIGERS SERVE   Emilee Mollet, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Emilee is amazing! She has been in Oregon ever since the closure began, helping family members by watching over her cousins while their parents are working. Even with this, Emilee is completing all her work at an extremely high level for Honors Algebra 2. Way to go Emilee! And thank you for your support to your family."   Sophie Grove, nominated by Don Worthy - “Sophie is a counselor at a summer day camp for little ones with type 1 diabetes. She has been writing letters to each of the campers last year (40 of them!) as well as some newly diagnosed pre-schoolers. She just wanted connect, brighten their day, and help them feel less isolated during the closure.”  Zoey Judge, nominated by Daniel Nord - This is Zoey's response to her learning this week: This is a Tiger serving! "I just love to find new types of music and I have been playing a game with my little sister, who is five. We will put on pandora on a classical station, and we will guess all of the different instruments that are in it. Then we will make actions based on the tempo. For example, if it is forte, we will stop around and declare this stomping music. If it is playful then we will dance around and pretend to be ballerinas. My sister wants to start a family band where she is the lead singer. We'll call it the Judge 5."  TIGERS LEARN   Trinity Kellum, nominated by Ashley Crowley - “She has continued to work hard in her iCAN class, which was challenging for her. She has put in a great deal of time and effort in learning the material. She has regularly been in contact with her virtual teacher and me. Trinity has set up additional zoom meetings to get help, and it is paying off. She is almost done, and I am so proud of her. She really deserves to be recognized for her work ethic and her never giving up attitude!!!”  Charles Parsons, nominated by Laura Brincken - “Chuck completes every assignment and attends every class meeting. During our meetings he regularly asks questions about content and also offers responses to my questions about the Spanish novel I am reading to the students. He is working sooooo hard to bump his grade up to the next letter grade and I am positive that he is going to make it!” Juliette Gleave, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Jules is a rock star right now in Intermediate Math! She has done every assignment and attended every Teams Meeting. I appreciate her hard work and bright spirit--way to go Jules!!!”  Emery Syverin, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Emery is one of my hardest working students in Intermediate Math. During this closure, he has consistently checked in with me, completing all work, and going above and beyond to learn as much as he can to prepare him for Algebra 2 next year. Way to go Emery!!!"  Emily Steinbach, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Emily is doing a great job learning new material and completing all assignments while steadily increasing her grade. Proud of her!”  Jacob Bowen, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Jacob is consistently completing the assignments and understanding the material at a high level. Keep up the great work!”  Arun Waran, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Arun is doing a great job at completing assignments and learning complex information. Keep up the great work!!!”  Alex Contado, nominated by Jenny Purtell - “Alex is really working hard during this time, getting all assignments done and turned in right away. Very proud of his learning and hard work--Keep it up!"  Jenna Price, nominated by Laurel Wheeler - “Jenna is completing all work and making sure she really understands the material. She asks good questions to let me know she truly is trying to learn!”  Lioner Benjamin, nominated by Laurel Wheeler - “Lioner is coming to all meetings and completing class work. Even though, technology has been an issue, she is being persistent!”  Eliezar Henry, nominated by Laurel Wheeler - “Eliezar is fighting with technology and winning. He has been engaged in work and coming to Team meetings! He communicates regularly.”  Katelynn Norris, nominated by Laurel Wheeler - “Katelynn is quiet, but efficient. She always does her work and during this time, the quality has not slipped. She does a nice job, again and again.”  Dylan Crews, nominated by Roger Kugler - “Dylan has done a lot of work over the closure to show his continued learning and has worked hard to continue to grow in his writing abilities! He has also been a big contributor to our class discussions about the short stories we have been reading, and often speaks up and shares his thoughts even when his other classmates won't. Good work Dylan!”  Allison Sigg, nominated by Roger Kugler - “Allison has worked hard during the closure to continue submitting assignments and to continue her learning - she emails often to ask questions and is not afraid to speak up and share her opinions during our class discussions about Julius Caesar. She often brings up interesting discussion points that strengthen the whole class' understanding of the text. Well done Allison!”

ACCEPTED

Accepted: Please let Theresa Meyer know when your Senior has been accepted to a post-high school institution. Seniors can also fill out an Accepted slip in the Career Center (room 105). Please include scholarship information so we can share the good news! Please keep the good news coming so we can continue the celebrations - lets fill up the wall!

SENIOR INFORMATION

Diploma Walk: SENIORS, it is OFFICIAL, if all goes well, and we enter Stage Two of re-opening, we will be celebrating YOU in an INDIVIDUAL CAP and GOWN EVENT on June 7 from 8:00am-6:00pm . SENIOR TIGERS, you will be able to put on your CAPS and GOWNS, receive your diploma while walking across the stage, and hear your name read at Hart Field. Dorians will be there to take your picture and the ceremony will be videoed for future viewing. We do not want to give away too many SECRETS regarding the event because we want it to be a SURPRISE for you. In the next week, you will be receiving a designated time to get in your cars with family and friends. YOU will be part of LEWIS AND CLARK’S FIRST DRIVE-THRU CEREMONY at Hart Field. We always knew you were a ground breaking class and now you get to let your Tiger Stripes Shine. Keep June 7 from 8:00am-6:00pm open to CELEBRATE your accomplishments. You will be receiving more details regarding your specific time to Walk the Stage. WE ARE SO EXCITED TO CELEBRATE YOU!!! Get ready to swag your car in Tiger Colors and join us!

Checkout Days: In order to facilitate textbook returns, locker clean-out, yearbook pick up, and school check out, we will be sharing a schedule next week for students to come to LC to close up the year. Students will be given a specific time frame to come to LC to complete all of the tasks. We will be employing social distancing practices in order to keep all students and staff safe, so we ask that students wear a face mask while in the building. Students should be able to move through the process in no more than 15 minutes. Next week, we'll send out the schedule with specific times, but for your planning, here are the dates for Senior checkout: June 4 - Seniors A-K June 5 - Seniors L-Z

Senior High School and Beyond Plan: One of the last steps in the graduation requirement process for Seniors is the completion of the required High School and Beyond Plan. Click here to complete your online plan. It should only take you about 10 minutes and you'll be one step closer to graduation!

Senior Fees: Seniors and Senior Parents - with graduation nearing, please go to the Online Payment System to see if you have any outstanding fines. Questions can be directed to the Business Office by phone, 354.6880 or they can email, nicolesim@spokaneschools.org . If seniors do not take care of the fines, they will not receive their diploma. We are working on a plan for seniors to return current textbooks and spring sports uniforms (these are not on your current fines list).

Senior All Nighter Update: Hello Seniors and Class of 2020 Families, don't give up hope just yet, the SAN Parent Volunteer Committee is still working hard to coordinate safe and fun senior celebrations for you! With graduation plans on hold, we have officially cancelled our reservation at the Kroc Center in CDA. In the coming weeks, we will be working closely with LC administration and staff to find new and creative ways to come together again, celebrate the Tiger Spirit, and honor the class of 2020 in style! In the meantime, if you already purchased SAN tickets and would like to request a refund, please contact: lctigerssan@gmail.com . If you are willing to donate your ticket cost or generous donation to the Class of 2020 celebrations, we thank you! Stay tuned for more updates to come soon...Roll Tigs!

College Financial Aid: Seniors, there is a FREE service that can help you understand the financial aid appeals process with instructions on what documents you'll need, how to write an appeal letter, and how to submit your information to your college financial aid office. There is still money out there, you just need to seek it out! Check out this FREE site: https://formswift.com/swift-student . There is also a great story from NPR on how the COVID crisis is affecting seniors. Click here to read it.

INFORMATION

Checkout Days: In order to facilitate textbook returns, locker clean-out, yearbook pick up, and school check out, we will be sharing a schedule next week for students to come to LC to close up the year. Students will be given a specific time frame to come to LC to complete all of the tasks. We will be employing social distancing practices in order to keep all students and staff safe, so we ask that students wear a face mask while in the building. Students should be able to move through the process in no more than 15 minutes. Next week, we'll send out the schedule with specific days times (by last name), but for your planning, here are the dates for checkout: June 8-19 - 9th - 11th graders based on last name groups

LC Summer School 2020: LC Summer School is free and will run from Monday, June 22 - Thursday, July 16 . The school will be in session Monday through Thursday 8:00am - 12:00pm. Summer school is available to students who have failed any English, History, Math, Science, or Health course. This year's Summer School will be held online only . Due to the nature of summer school this year, students will automatically be enrolled (this will not allow them to choose) in courses they need to recover. Students may recover more than one course during summer school, and it will be selected for them after completing the first assigned course. You can register online HERE . If you have any questions, please contact your student's counselor or the Summer School Coordinator, Veronica Steele, at 354-6965 or veronicas@spokaneschools.org.

Yearbook Delivery and Late Orders: Yearbooks will be arriving in the next few weeks! We have additional yearbooks available ($60 per book) for late orders. If you need to check if you have already ordered a yearbook, follow these directions: Go to www.lctigers.com and click “Pay Fees” button Log in to the system using your student’s SPS ID# (User Name) and Last Name (Password). Logging in as a “Guest User” will NOT allow you to see purchase history or buy a yearbook. Click on box with student’s name Go down to “Reports” and choose “Purchase History” If you see “305 YEARBOOK SALES 19/20” for $47, you have already purchased a yearbook for the current year.   If you have NOT purchased a yearbook, exit out of the Purchase History and click on “Items at Student’s School,” then click on “GSL, YEARBOOK & MISC ITEMS” to buy your yearbook ($60). This year, you can order a late yearbook even if you have outstanding fees.

Athletic Uniform Collection: When you return your uniforms, please practice all social distancing protocols and wear face masks and use gloves. We will have no more than 10 people inside a building at a time. Students may collect personal items from sports lockers at Hart. Here is the schedule for team returns (if you have a conflict, please contact your coach): June 1 @ LC Field House - Cheer 9:00am-11:00am June 2 @ Hart Field - Girls Tennis 9:00am-11:00am, Drill Team 9:00am-11:00am, Baseball 3:00pm-5:00pm, and Cheer 1:00pm-3:00pm June 3 @ Hart Field - Boys Track 9:00am-11:00am, Fastpitch Softball 1:00pm-5:00pm, Girls Track 9:00am-11:00am, Soccer 1:00pm-3:00pm June 3 @ LC Field House - Girls Golf 9:00am-11:00am No collection needed - Boys Tennis or Boys Golf

Choir and Guitar Music Check Out Procedures: To complete this current school year, and prepare for next school year, we are scheduling appointments for every music student to check-out of the program. Check-out will be on Wednesday, June 3, from 8:00am-1:00pm .  Please follow this link to the sign-up genius to schedule your check-out time. If the date/times do not work for you, or you do not have transportation for your instruments, please contact your director via email to make other arrangements immediately.

Instrumental Music Check-Out Procedures: To complete this current school year, and prepare for next school year, we are scheduling appointments for every instrumental music student to check-out of the program. Check-out will be on June 1 from 7:00am-1:00pm and June 2 from 12:00pm-4:00pm .  Please follow this link to our sign-up genius to schedule your check-out time. If the dates and times do not work for you, or you do not have transportation for your instruments, please contact your director via email to make other arrangements immediately.   Location: Lewis & Clark Field House, 5th Avenue Entrance (back of the building). We will have partitions set up to keep incoming and outgoing traffic separate. Please maintain 6’ of space while you wait in line. Wearing masks is encouraged. You will not be allowed inside the building. We will take items from you and bring items out to you. You will not be able to retrieve or return items from other classes or building lockers (non-music) at this time. Items you need to bring with you and return: All school-owned instruments - If the instrument needs repaired, please include a note in the case describing the repair needed or the problem. All school-owned music (just bring your folder with everything in it) All school-owned accessories (mutes, mouthpieces, ligatures, rock stops, etc) All school-owned uniform items - ties, ribbons, scarves, and other items you borrowed like shoes, shirts, pants, dresses (most of you purchased these items and own them personally, if so, do not return them)

iCAN Students: In order to better support your iCAN credit recovery course learning, iCAN students can join a virtual iCAN Lab daily, in addition to reaching out to their virtual teacher at any time. These labs are held Monday-Friday from 10:00-11:00am for the remainder of this school year. If you need help with a question in your iCAN virtual course, your first point of contact is your iCAN Virtual teacher.  However, you can now also check-in with an iCAN Lab Teacher and get support for technology or other learning at home needs by joining us in the iCAN Virtual Labs.  You can attend any day of the school week and as often as needed. Click HERE to join our iCAN Virtual Lab, Monday-Friday from 10:00-11:00am.

Parent Volunteers Needed: Each Wednesday , LC holds a food drive to support the LC Bite2Go program which provides much needed food and toiletries to our Tiger community. If you would like to volunteer at the food drive at Hart Field, you can sign up here .

Fall 2020 Schedules: Our draft Fall 2020 schedules are now available on PowerSchool for students to view. These schedules are in very early DRAFT form and we have 94% of students fully scheduled (we are working on this every day to get to 100%). 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 - works best on a computer, the app doesn't show next year's classes). Please read the information below on how scheduling and change requests work : If you don’t know how to get into PowerSchool, email theresam@spokaneschools.org. If you have a hole in your schedule, that means you are one of the 6% that have scheduling issues. We are moving classes around to fix as many issues as possible. If we cannot find a solution, we will be emailing you directly to find a solution (the email will go to your MS365 account). This process will take time, so we thank you for your patience. Your classes are confirmed, but the periods and teachers WILL change many times over the next few months. Sorry, but we cannot promise specific teachers or periods due to the fluidity of the schedule and very full classes. Please try to not get attached to a specific schedule because it will change every day (maybe even every hour). Note: There may still be a few classes that will be collapsed due to low enrollment. If you are in one of those classes, you will be put into one of your alternates. If you signed up to be an Intern (Seniors only), we haven't assigned specific periods to that class yet. Over the next few weeks, you'll see it move into periods 1-6. For errors or change requests: 1) if you need counselor support regarding the change, begin by emailing your counselor, or 2) if it is a straight forward change, you can email theresam@spokaneschools.org. You can see the changes reflected in PowerSchool once they are made. If a change cannot be made due to period conflicts or full classes, we will let you know. MANY of our electives are full, which is why you may have been moved into an alternate elective that you entered into PowerSchool when you selected your classes in January. We cannot promise that we can get you into specific electives. If you were moved out of an elective that you need for graduation (ex. you are going to be a senior and you registered for CTE because you need the credit but you were moved into Art, please explain that in your request). If you are a choice student from outside Spokane Public Schools, you will not be able to see your schedule online because you are considered "pre-registered" and there is a glitch that doesn't show your schedule. You can theresam@spokaneschools.org and a copy will be sent via email (but it will change many times). If you are planning on taking SVL, please go online to register soon to ensure a spot at www.spokanevirtual.com. There may be some changes coming for SVL registration with the closure, when we know more, we will let you know. For now, SVL is listed on schedules as “pending”, in August, the real SVL courses will be merged into PowerSchool. If you no longer want to take the SVL class, email theresam@spokaneschools.org. Information about SVL registration can be found further down in the email. If you are planning on enrolling in Running Start at the college, please contact your counselor to begin the process. Once you have a confirmed schedule, it is important to let us know that we can drop your LC classes (we understand that this process might be delayed as well due to the colleges being closed for now).

Summer 2020 SVL: 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. Fall 2020 SVL: FALL Registration is now open for Spokane Virtual Learning (SVL) for the 2020-2021 school year! 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 a link to your SVL registration form and additional information Print the registration form, sign, have a parent/guardian sign, and take the registration form to your school counselor

Mobile Meals - Bus Stops & Times: In addition to providing meals at 24 distribution sites , Spokane Public Schools is also using school buses to deliver meals along routes that reach areas of our community with the highest need. The neighborhoods being served are near the following commentaries: Arlington , Audubon , Cooper , Sheridan , Stevens , Hutton , and Regal . Any child can grab a meal at these stops! Go to https://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/3981 for the map with drop off locations and times.

COLLEGE & CAREER

Community Graduation Ceremony Updates: The Spokane Native American Graduation event is cancelled for the safety of the community, and especially for the elders. Instead, they are honoring and celebrating 2020 graduates by sending care packages with a Pendleton stole and a certificate to the first 65 graduates in the Spokane area who sign up here. HBPA Hispanic and Young Scholar Recognition is cancelled due to state protocols, but HSPA believes that all graduates, regardless of their GPA, deserve to receive a stole and certificate of recognition. Graduates of 2020 must register by 5/8/2020 in order to receive their stole and certificate. Please register and see guidelines for scholarships at www.hbpaspokane.net before 5/8/2020. African American Graduation has been cancelled in order to keep the safety and wellness as the community as priority. They are considering alternative avenues to still recognize and celebrate eligible 2020 graduates and will put out further details soon. Lavender Graduation by the EWU Pride Center has been cancelled to prioritize the health and safety of the community. Students can still receive a rainbow tassel and lavender stole by completing the registration form no later than 4/15/2020, and the $10 registration for non-EWU students will be waved. Tassels and stoles will be available for pick-up later in spring quarter. Sign up with the following link: https://inside.ewu.edu/pridecenter/lavendergraduation/ Asian Pacific Islander Graduation - we are reaching out to get updates from the organization.

SchooLinks for Seniors: Rising Seniors, its time to start thinking about applying to colleges, so be sure to log into our college application tracking system called SchooLinks to do career interest surveys, college research, and scholarship searches to jump start your process. You can access your account at www.lctigers.com - look for the link under Headlines.

Join Senior Remind: Rising Seniors, get out your cell phone and join our Class of 2020 Remind group. To receive messages, send a text to the number 81010 and enter @lchsccr20 in the message field. You'll never be out of the loop for deadlines regarding scholarships, testing, college apps, and graduation. Sign up now!

REMINDERS

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District Logins for Students: When students return for the new school year, they will have one less username and password to remember. Students will log in to their computer with their Office365 username and their eight-digit birth date (MMDDYYYY).  For reference, students’ Office 365 username is their Last Name + last 4 digits of their student ID followed by @sps81.org . Example: Smith4543@sps81.org . Consistent with prior student experience, when a student logs in to their computer with this new username/password, this will automatically log them into Clever, Blackboard, Office 365 and most other District applications.

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 LC 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. Visit our website at www.lcboosters.org where you can find information on how to get involved.

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: Register at: https://bite2goxl.wufoo.com/forms/qvywmh70twwbt9/ Student will need to know their ID number Select an adult, within the building to receive food from Make sure to connect with this teacher so they know about the food delivery Bag of food will be delivered to the adult on Thursday during 5th period 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).

Access to FREE Internet at Home: As the country deals with the effects of the Coronavirus, Comcast is helping to connect more low-income families to the Internet at home. Effective Monday, March 16, anyone who signs up for Internet Essentials will receive two FREE months of Internet service. After the first two free months expire, you can either cancel the service (which you can do at any time) or keep it as a regular paying Internet Essentials customer ($9.95/month). You will receive an easy to use self-install-kit that includes a cable modem (to receive service at your home) with a WiFi router (to connect your devices without wires). There is no term contract or credit check and no shipping fee for equipment. You can apply at: https://apply.internetessentials.com/  You may qualify if: You are eligible for public assistance programs such as Free/Reduced Lunch (National Lunch Program), Housing Assistance, Medicaid, SNAP, SSI. You do not have outstanding debt to Comcast that is less than a year old. Families with outstanding debt more than one year old may still be eligible. You live in an area where Comcast Internet service is available but have not subscribed to it within the last 90 days.

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.

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.

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 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, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 * Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights Officer, Jodi Harmon, (509) 354-7306 *504 Compliance Officer, Jodi Harmon, (509) 354-7306 * ADA Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 * Affirmative Action Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 * Equal Opportunity Officer, Ramon Alvarez, (509) 354-7344 * 200 N. Bernard Street, Spokane, WA 99201-0206