Dear Wolves,

Week of March 7th thru 11th - No school Friday March 11th - Teacher LEAP Day

To view upcoming weekly schedules visit the Eastlake website here.

This week, the World Language Department wrapped up its annual celebration of National Foreign Language Week. Over 1000 students of French, Japanese and Spanish in Levels 1-4 spent the last month focusing on the cultural aspects of the countries and regions where their language of study is spoken. Students chose various topics of interest, including the arts, history and politics, social justice issues, and food. They researched the 3 P’s of language learning (products, practices and perspectives), created designs to represent their new learning and painted those designs on t-shirts. This week, they had the opportunity to share their learning with students in different language classes to gain a more global perspective. Photos here

Dramafest is Eastlake Annual student written and directed short plays. This year there are seven plays with over 30 roles to fill. No previous acting experience is required.

Email kawold@Lwsd.org if you have questions

Eastlake Library Newsletter - March 2022 edition

Between now and May 25^th students who want community service hours can come to the EHS Library any Wednesday after school (when school is in session, not holidays) from 1:00pm to 3:00 pm and help for one or two hours to move textbooks. Students will need to sign in and out for this service and will receive a letter of documentation when complete.

The EHS Library is honoring Development Disabilities Awareness Month with a display that features own voices books for anyone to check out and read. The EHS Library Newsletter has more information.

-Kathleen Story

WIAA 4A Girls State Tournament Bracket here.

Good luck to all of our Spring Sport Athletes! We can't wait to watch you complete!

Visit the Clubs page on the EHS website for the most current list of Eastlake clubs.

Juniors, on Monday, March 7 you will watch the Junior Meeting presentation during your Humanities period. This presentation will provide you information on post high school options, resources, and the process for completing individual meetings with your EHS Counselor in March. The student presentation is available on STREAM, YouTube, as well as on the EHS website. 

To provide your counselor with information on your post high school plans and prepare for your Junior Meeting, please complete the Junior Meeting Survey which

Junior parents, please join us for the Junior Parent Night on Wednesday, March 16^th, which will be a Teams Live Event, from 7-8pm. Please view the Junior Meeting

have using this Q&A FORM by 11:59pm on Friday, March 11th. You can join the event using this Teams Live Link. 

Additionally,we have put together some of our best post-high school resources in a new Eastlake Post-High School Guidebook. It's packed with resources, tips and links for a variety of post high school options, college planning to do’s, money matters, timelines and more. 

Twenty Lake Washington School District (LWSD) high school seniors, including Eastlake students Simran Bagaria, Ayana Bharadwaj, Medhya Goel,  Audrey Gruian, Natasha S. Murugan, Hila Tor, and Christine Ye were named as candidates for the US Presidential Scholars Program. One hundred students from Washington state are candidates. They will now complete applications for the chance to become Presidential Scholars. Learn more. Congratulations, you make us proud! 

Congratulations Seniors! Whether it's college, technical school, the military, an apprenticeship, a job, gap year or something else, Eastlake’s Destination Day celebrates the many future directions of the Class of 2022. Our Destination Day celebrations will have two components this year:

Destination Day Video celebration: Submissions due 5/1. As you begin to make decisions, let us know what's next for you by completing the Destination Day Student Submission Form to be included in our optional Class of 2022 Destination Day video that will be released in late May. If you don’t have an LWSD email address, please email us your next destination and photo to EHS-DestinationDay@lwsd.org.

Destination Day Wolf Time Celebration on 4/29 during Wolf Time B: Wear your favorite tee or sweatshirt, sign a pennant, and snap pictures with fellow wolves.

Join us on 3/9 at 1:30 pm for a Live Wednesday Virtual Career Panel focusing on careers in education. Our guests include: Michael Finley (Teacher at Redmond High School); Darrell Mihara (Associate Faculty, Transitional Studies, Everett Community College); Kendall Hanaway (Teacher at Alcott Elementary) Join 3/9 Virtual Education Panel Live Event

If you’re a current sophomore or junior interested in Washington Network for Innovative Careers (WANIC), stop into their Virtual Open house to learn more about course options for the 2022-23 school year. Learn more.

Eastlake High School PTSA offers 3 scholarships – The Katherine Siddoway Scholarship, The Community Service Award Scholarship, and The Stan Chapin Perseverance Scholarship. Six $1,000 scholarships are awarded to different graduating seniors from Eastlake High School who will start college (either two-year or four-year) in the fall of 2022. The PTSA also welcomes 9^th, 10^th, and 11^th graders to apply for their Community Service Award. These students are awarded Certificates of Appreciation while bringing attention to a cause and building their resume. To learn more, apply or submit a letter of reference, visit the EHS PTSA Scholarships Program Page, or for any questions email scholarships@ehsptsa.org.

Marty O’Connor was involved in cross country, track, and basketball with student athletes across the Sammamish Plateau to support not only his four children, but all athletes. This Scholarship honors Marty’s passion for sports and his understanding of the value sports can play in the lives of those who participate in them. Eligibility: Graduating High School Seniors who are current or past participants of any sport with a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher who plans to enroll in a college or university in fall 2022. Award Level: One $1,000 Scholarship will be awarded to further the education of the chosen recipient and may only be used to pay for tuition. Apply

The Lake Washington PTSA Council offers multiple $1250 scholarships including the Scarr 2-year/vocational/technical school scholarship, the LWEA/Teeley Education Scholarship, the Turn Around Scholarship, the Perseverance Scholarship, and their traditional Merit scholarships. Learn more and apply

$500 one-time scholarship to assist a senior with costs associated with any type of secondary education. Requires two letters of reference and an essay centered on community service. Apply.

Criteria includes extra-curricular and community service activities, character references, essay response, and academic diligence and motivation (2.5+ GPA). Find the application and details here.

This Award program is a vocational service activity of the Rotary Club of Sammamish and seeks to assist and encourage Sammamish high school seniors to pursue a post-secondary education with an emphasis on service to the community. The Rotary Club of Sammamish expects to award up to two Awards for each of the three City of Sammamish high schools (including their affiliated home schooled students). Each selected student will be awarded a Award of up to $1,000 payable in equal annual installments. Criteria includes: involvement in community service and commitment to making a difference; demonstrated leadership in school and community activities; character, integrity, initiative, and other personal qualities, and the potential impact the Award may have on applicant’s achieving their educational goals. Learn more and Apply

Find the latest on events, contests, scholarships, and more on the College and Career Center calendar.

It has been almost three years since Eastlake High School’s last live spring musical!

Come support Eastlake Drama and enjoy this famous musical with full live orchestra and authentic Bob Fosse choreography!

In roaring twenties Chicago, chorine Roxie Hart murders a faithless lover and convinces her hapless husband, Amos, to take the rap - until he finds out he's been duped! Convicted and sent to death row, Roxie and "Merry Murderess," Velma Kelly, vie for spotlights and headlines, ultimately joining forces chasing the "American Dream" of fame, fortune, and acquittal.

Assigned seating - please have one person per group/pod purchase tickets so your group can be assured they will all be seated together.

Masks must be worn by all audience members over the age of 5 during entire performance in the theatre.

Parental guidance suggested due to mature themes. This production includes gunshot sound effects, depictions of murder, and hanging.

SHOW TIMES This show is double cast. All actors perform in each show, but featured roles alternate.