Dear Wolves -

Parents, if your student was marked tardy for 3^rd period it was probably from participating in this walkout. 

Wolf Strong, Pack Strong

Todd Apple

Acting Principal

Week of May 30th thru June 3rd - No school Monday, May 31st in observance of Memorial Day.

To view upcoming weekly schedules visit the Eastlake website here.

Please check our District’s Health & Safety Dashboard to monitor the number of COVID-19 cases at Eastlake for students and for staff. You will also see the numbers from all the other LWSD schools and additional information from the King County dashboard.  

As a reminder, our district’s COVID messaging changed this week. Many of you have received the new message. When students or staff test positive for COVID-19 everyone who has been exposed is sent an Exposure Notification Letter. This includes everyone in the same classrooms, sports team, bus, and some clubs. This is an effort to provide useful information with our limited resources. 

Note: Being exposed does not mean the person was a close contact, which would require prolonged proximity.  

If your student tests positive for COVID-19, please notify our contact tracer Tien Nguyen as soon as possible. 

This marks the start of a regular cycle of family surveys to help us understand how your student(s) and family experience our schools. This survey asks questions about school climate, school fit, and school safety. In the fall we’ll ask questions about barriers to engagement, cultural awareness and action, and family engagement.

Be sure to click the blue “Submit” button to enter the survey and ensure that your

survey is saved. 

The surveys are available in the following languages: English, Spanish, Samoan, Tongan, French, Swahili,Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Somali, Vietnamese, Russian, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Pashto, Khmer, and Korean.

Eastlake PTSA has launched its annual community survey and would love to hear from you! Please take a moment to fill out the survey here, it closes on June 5^th. 

Yearbooks will be handed out Wednesday, June 8^th. Please check now to confirm if you purchased one for your student.

Absolutely- if you get on our waitlist now! If you have not purchased a yearbook please email kguinasso@lwsd.org and give your students’ First and Last name to be added to our list to purchase one of our extra books. We have a limited number of books, and we sell out every year- so get on our list early! You will be notified by email if we have a book for you.

The CTE Department is proud to announce the May Rotary Student of the Month – Hila Tor. Ms. Wold and Mr. Bradley say, “We are proud to nominate Hila Tor for her academic performance, contributions to the school, and her leadership. As for academic excellence, Hila has been a standout in computer science and, for that matter, all classes at Eastlake. Two of the traits that make Hila so exceptional are her curiosity about how things work and her perseverance in solving the most difficult problems. Hila doesn’t just excel within the classroom, but rather her impact extends to the entire school and the community. At Eastlake, Hila is Choir Club vice president, plus a leader in the Jewish Club, the Astronomy Club, and the Drama Club. Hila has been a role model for her peers for her participation in the music direction of both Peter and the Starcatcher and Chicago. She has won awards from the International Thespian Society and will be graduating with national honors. Additionally, her impact reaches beyond the walls of Eastlake through the non-profit she founded, The Planet Youth Project, which mentors students. Simply put, Hila embodies excellence in multiple facets.

If you signed up for AP Art for next year check your email!! There will be an AP meeting to answer any questions you may have as well as your Summer Assignments. The meeting will be on Tuesday, May 31st after school at 2:30 in B143 (Mrs. Jay’s room)! We will go over the AP course info and your Summer Assignment. This is the time to answer any questions you may have about AP for next year! See you there!

Senior Intent Survey 

We are encouraging all 12th graders to participate in the district’s Senior Intent

Survey by June 6th. This survey will provide the school and district information about our 12th graders’ plans for next fall. The data is used to help align college and career planning resources with the pathways that our students take. The link to the survey is: http://tinyurl.com/lwsdsenior and should take less than 2 minutes to complete.

Seniors and their parents will receive an email soon listing all items that need to be returned and all fees/fines that need to be paid. Please use the week of June 6 to return all items and make payments for anything missing or damaged. Seniors and parents will receive a final statement of fines on June 10 for anything not resolved. If your family needs financial assistance, please talk with your Counselor before June 10. Diplomas will be held until Seniors have completed the Xello Transcript request, Senior Survey, and all fees & fines are paid in full.

Class of 2022 seniors are invited after school Friday, June 10th for a fun-packed afternoon to celebrate with friends, food, games, and more!

Class of 2022 seniors and their families are invited to celebrate this milestone together on June 11th, 9:30 am at Timberlake Church in Redmond. A memorable experience for students and their families to share something meaningful with their classmates and showcase their talents. All senior families received an email invitation with details, please RSVP by June 1 here.

Graduation tickets are available for pickup on May 31st in the main office. Each graduate gets 10 tickets, if more are needed it's on a first come first serve basis.

For the most up-to-date information regarding Prom, Convocation, Destination Day, Scholarships and Graduation, and anything else Senior, please visit the Eastlake website Seniors Class of 2022 page.

Diplomas may be picked up at the counseling office during the following times:

June 2022 newsletter here

If students will not be at school on the official Laptop Roll In days, they can bring their laptop and charger to the EHS Library any day we are open to turn it in early. If any student’s stylus pen is no longer attached to the laptop leave it at home in a safe place. More information about Laptop Roll In can be found on the EHS Library website.

Seventeen Track & Field Athletes from Eastlake departed today to compete at the WIAA State Track & Field meet which will be held May 27th & 28th at Mt. Tahoma HS. Read all about the District track meet and preview for State here

For complete information and registration directions please visit the Eastlake website Summer Athletics here. Please view it prior to registration!

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

Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Date: June 2nd, 2022

Where: Managing Stress Around Finals

Audience: Parents and guardians of students at LWSD high schools

Description: Join your EvergreenHealth social workers for an evening group to discuss different topics related to teen mental health. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to learn, ask questions and bounce ideas off each other in a supportive environment with other parents. This will be our final presentation for the year focusing on managing stress around finals. We will focus on stress vs anxiety, managing stress (coping skills), and tips. 

Eastlake 10^th grader, Vedant Srinivas, won the $5,000, first place grand award for the category of Environmental Engineering from the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). He also received first place and $1,000 from the Central Intelligence Agency. Vedant developed an AI-powered warning system to alert drivers when animals are near roadways. Read about his innovative project, along with those of several other Seattle area teens who were recognized at the international science fair, in this Geek Wire article. Congratulations, Vedant! You make us proud.

Rising Senior Timeline and College Essay Tips 6/1 @ 1 pm Calling the Class of 2023! Learn tips for organizing your college list and application process throughout the next year with Nhien Quach, University of New Hampshire and Joe Johnson, Lawrence University. Join Live Event

How College Admission Decisions are Made 6/1 @ 2 pm While colleges don't make decisions in exactly the same way, there are some significant similarities that can help you understand what they are looking for once an application is submitted. Get a look at what happens on the college side with guests Jarrod Larse, Oregon State University, and Anna Aegerter, University of Redlands. Join Live Event

The Washington Aerospace Scholars program (WAS) is a two-part program for high school juniors that provides interaction with STEM industry professionals, hands-on engineering activities, and a national alumni network. If you’re a rising junior, register to receive a link to attend the 6/1 virtual information night.

Explore options within LW Tech’s School of Engineering and Manufacturing such as Engineering, Welding, Electronics, Mechanical Design, and many others. Participants will also get to meet professors, talk to admissions staff, and tour the labs, shops, and facilities. Register

NWNHC Family Fund is a non-profit founded to help families experience the healing power of the horse, without worrying about the costs. The Fund's purpose is to conduct healing retreats for military families and provide equestrian summer camp scholarships to youth from disadvantaged and/or struggling families. They are seeking volunteers for multiple events, including June and August Warrior Retreats, Preparations for Fall City Apple Festival, and the Fall City Apple Festival. Volunteers are needed to assist with Art Therapy, Children's Games, Fruit Picking, Cider making, administrative tasks such as registration for events, and much more. Volunteers should be at least 14 years old and comfortable in a farm environment with children and animals

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