UPCOMING EVENTS
Access the GSL Athletic calendar here
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April 19 - LC Tiger Drama Presents MEAN GIRLS - 7:00pm in the LC Auditorium (see below)
April 20 - LC Tiger Drama Presents MEAN GIRLS - 2:00pm in the LC Auditorium (see below)
April 22 - Screenagers Episode 3 @ Sac 5:30pm (see below)
April 24 - Senior All-Nighter night-of volunteer meeting 6:00pm (2020 E 29th Ave. Use West entrance)
April 25 - LC College & Career Fair 8:00-11:00am (see below)
April 25 - Booster Club Appreciation Party 3:00pm (see below)
April 29 - Parent Advisory Group meeting 6:00pm in the Commons
May 6-10 - Teacher Appreciation Week
May 6-17 - AP Testing (see below)
May 9 - East Coast College Tour visit (see below for more info)
May 12 - Mother's Day
May 18 - Lilac Parade
May 24 - 8th grade visit (more info soon)
May 27 - Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL
June 4 - Yearbook Distribution for presales (limited number available to purchase)
June 6 - LC Night at the Spokane Indians Ballpark (more info soon)
June 14 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!
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April 26 - Native American Community Graduation (see Senior section for more info)
April 28 - Asian/Pacific Islander Community Graduation (see Senior section for more info)
April 29 - Mandatory Senior Class Meeting during Advisory in the Auditorium
May 2 - Hispanic Community Graduation (see Senior section for more info)
May 4 - African American Community Graduation (see Senior section for more info)
May 6-17 - AP Testing (see below)
May 9 - Lavender Community Graduation (see Senior section for more info)
May 11 - Senior Prom @ Riverside Place (more info soon)
May 21 - Cap & gown delivery @ lunch in the Commons
June 3 - Laptop return in social studies classes, library books due (more info soon)
June 4 - Senior Finals in 3rd period
June 5 - Mandatory Senior Class meeting during 3rd period, Senior Finals in 4th-5th-6th periods
June 6 - Senior Finals in 1st & 2nd, Move Up Con, & Senior BBQ (more info soon)
June 6 - Fees/Fines Due
June 7 - Senior Breakfast 8:30 in the Commons (more info soon)
June 7 - Elementary School Cap & Gown Walks (more info soon)
June 9 - Graduation 11:00am @ the Podium - graduates arrive by 10:00am (more info soon)
June 9 - Senior All-Nighter (move info soon)
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April 19, 2024
Greetings LC Students and Families,
Congratulations to our six Spokane Scholars. Eden Howarth in Fine Arts, Ellis Bensen In History and Social Sciences, Padmaja Senthil Kumar in Science, Varun Ambalavanan in Math, Quercus Watter in World Language, and Eliza Dawley in English. For their hard work and commitment to academic excellence, five of our students were recipients of scholarship funds that will help support their post high school endeavor. We are so proud of our scholarly Tiger as they continue to showcase the “more it takes to be a Tiger, and every Tiger has access to more.”
Congratulations to Madeleine Froese who has been crowned Lilac Queen.
Congratulations to Sofia Alfaro and Bridger Cloniger who were recognized as our scholar athletes for the 23-24 school year.
Our Spring play, “Mean Girls", is under way. Opening night was Thursday and the final show is this Saturday. Please come out and support our outstanding drama program. I guarantee you that you will not leave disappointed!
If you are seeking support, ideas, and strategies to help you with screen time concerns with your student, we are offering the third part to a series called “Screenagers” that focuses on the causes and effects of technology on children and teenagers. We will be at Sacajawea this Monday, April 22 in the commons, cafeteria area starting at 5:30pm. This is free for families, and dinner will be provided.
So much to celebrate at Lewis and Clark High School. I feel so fortunate to serve as the principal and see the amazing things that our students and staff accomplish every day! Reach me at ivanc@spokaneschools.org if you have any questions.
With gratitude,
Mr. Ivan Corley
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Accepted & Good News
If you have Good News for any of our Tigers or post-high school acceptances 2-year, 4-year, military, tech school, scholarships, etc.) for seniors, please let Theresa Meyer know! Let's fill up the wall!
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Good News: Madeleine Froese has been named the 2024 Lilac Festival Queen. Madeleine was crowned last weekend at the Lilac Festival Coronation Gala. LC's last Lilac Queen was in 1982. Congratulations Madeleine!!
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Good News: Seniors Sofia Alfaro and Bridger Cloninger are the 2024 LC Scholar Athletes based on GPA, AP classes, varsity letters, character, and All-GSL team selections. They were honored at the Spokane Scholar Athlete luncheon this week.
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Good News: LC's Spokane Scholars were honored on Monday at the 2024 Spokane Scholars ceremony and banquet at the Spokane Convention Center. Congratulations to:
World Language - Quercus Watters 2nd place, $3,000 award winner
Social Studies- Ellis Benson
Science - Padmaja Senthil Kumar 1st place, $4,000 award winner
Fine Arts - Eden Howarth 1st place, $4,000 award winner
Math - Varun Ambalavanan 1st place, $4,000 award winner
English - Eliza Dawley 2nd place, $3,000 award winner
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Good News: Junior Tianmei Dwyer received three gold medals and one silver medals at the 2024 Women's Region 2 Level 10 Gymnastics Championships. She won the regional champion title with All Around 37.2, She also won Championship tiles for bar and Beam, won silver medals on floor, I am more grateful and proud that she becomes more persevering and passionate about what she loves to do. She also qualified National Championships in Florida. Congratulations Tianmei!
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Good News: LC Alumni Jenika Staben and Emma Kerkering have been accepted to the University of Washington Spokane Medical School for next year. Congratulations to our alumni!
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Accepted: Senior Varun Ambalavanan has been accepted to Case Western Reserve University, the University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, Washington State University, and Oregon State University. Go Spartans, Huskies, Eagles, Cougs, and Beavers!
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Accepted: Senior Danielle Archuleta has been accepted to Washington State University. Go Cougs!
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Accepted: Senior MIchelle Hughes has been accepted to Western Washington University. Go Vikings!
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Accepted: Senior Kjersten Roggenbauer has been accepted to the University of Washington. Go Huskies!
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Accepted: Senior Brakken Sorenson has been accepted to Weber State University. Go Wildcats!
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Accepted: Senior Ellie Spedden has been accepted to Washington State University (with the Distinguished University Achievement Award for $8,000/year), Pacific Lutheran University, the University of Washington, and San Diego State University. Go Cougs, Knights, Huskies, and Aztecs!
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Accepted: Senior Magdeline Sylling has been accepted to the University of Washington. Go Huskies!
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Accepted: Senior Ozias Tumimana has been accepted to Whitworth University, Western Washington, the University of Washington, the University of San Francisco, the University of San Diego, the University of Portland, and Gonzaga University. Go Buccaneers, Vikings, Huskies, Dons, Toleros, Pilots, and Bulldogs!
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Notice Hart Field Weed Spray
The SPS Grounds Crew will be spraying for broadleaf weeds at Hart Field on May 2.
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Booster Club Appreciation Party
Booster appreciation party! Thank you to our athletes, coaches, families for a great year! Hart Field - Thursday, April 25 starting at 3:00pm. Cake and ice cream provided by Booster Club. Spirit Gear available at a discount. Come on out and join us!
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Mean Girls
Come see the show April 19 at 7:00pm and April 20 at 2:00pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students.
Cady Heron may have grown up on an African savanna, but nothing prepared her for the wild and vicious ways of her strange new home: suburban Illinois. How will this naïve newbie rise to the top of the popularity pecking order? By taking on The Plastics, a trio of lionized frenemies led by the charming but ruthless Regina George. But when Cady devises a plan to end Regina’s reign, she learns the hard way that you can’t cross a queen bee without getting stung. This show is rated PG13 for adult language and situations similar to the 2004 Lindsay Lohan/Tina Fey film.
On behalf of the entire production team, thank you again for your support and we hope to see you at the show!
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Drill Team Tryouts
Drill Team tryouts are April 24 & 25, and May 1 & 2 from 6:00-7:30pm in the LC gym. No previous dance experience is necessary! Anyone interested needs to sign up on Final Forms and click here to join our tryout Band group for more information, including the tryout packet.
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Graduation Expectations
Graduation is a time of celebration and excitement not only for you but for your family and friends.
We know that in that excitement you might want to express yourself in a unique way but understand that expectations on behavior are strictly enforced and non-compliance will result in your high school diploma being held pending an in-person meeting with you, your parent/guardians, Principal Corley, and Superintendent Dr. Adam Swinyard.
We will discuss this and more in the Senior Class meeting on April 29 during Advisory.
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Boys Basketball Summer Youth Camps
The Lewis & Clark Boys Basketball Summer Youth camps are open for registration! Please pass on to anyone that may be interested, thank you!
Camp Dates/Times/Price:
- Incoming 1st-4th Graders: June 17-19 (3 days), 12:30-2:30pm, $60
- Incoming 5th-8th Graders: June 18-20 (3 days), 9:00am-12:00pm, $70
Location:
- Lewis & Clark HS Gym (417 W 4th Ave Spokane WA 99204)
How to Register:
- Incoming Grades 1-5 will need to register using this form.
- Incoming Grades 6-12 will register on FinalForms - for summer camps on FinalForms, you will need to select the 2024-25 school year.
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How to Pay: All camp payments will be made through InTouch Receipting. Click HERE for instructions!
Every camper receives a T-Shirt with registration (Please register early to guarantee sizing). First 250 Registered Campers will receive an LC Basketball!
Download the full brochure here.
Campers need to be prepared for camp with:
- Water Bottle
- Athletic Attire (shorts, t-shirts/tank tops)
- Gym Shoes
- Medical Equipment
- Positive Attitudes!
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Smarter Balanced State Assessments
LC, it is SBA and AP Testing Time!
Junior and Senior students who need to re-test or make-up SBA assessments will be receiving an email this week with information about the exam times and locations. We will have two sessions, Periods 1-3 and Periods 5-6. Testing will be in the library and students will be excused from their classes. Sophomore SBA and Junior WCAS Science testing will begin in May.
Testing schedule is as follows:
5/06-5/17 – AP Testing
5/21-5/24 – Junior Science WCAS in their social studies classes
5/21-5/24 – Sophomore ELA during English classes in the library
5/22-5/24 – AP late testing
5/28-5/31 – Sophomore Math during Math classes in the library
All students will need to bring their laptop charged along with their power cord for this assessment.
Any questions should be directed to the appropriate counselor or Ms. Lane.
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Tiger Closet
We are in need of deodorant (for both boys and girls). You can bring donations to the Public Office after break.
The Tiger Closet is now open Thursday and Friday mornings from 7:00-8:00am. Come by and do some free shopping!
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LC Alumni of Distinction
We are in the process of choosing our alumni of distinction for next year. If you think any former students would be good nominees for this or future years, please click this link and let us know.
Our goal is to have students look at the alumni and see a possible future version of themselves, so please consider these criteria.
- Please nominate people who are still living.
- Please nominate people from all stages of life - last year, we honored one alum who is still in his 20s, and another who is still in her 30s.
- Please consider a wide range of accomplishments, from politics to business to the arts to sports to law to science. There are many ways to excel in this world!
- Please consider alumni from diverse backgrounds. We would like all of our students to be able to see themselves reflected in our alumni.
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LC Booster Fun Volunteer Opportunities
Spring Outdoor Hart Field Concessions 23/24
Spring sporting events have started! Please sign up to volunteer to help us sell concessions up at Hart Field.
Everyone is welcome to attend Booster Club meetings on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00pm in room 133.
Monday, May 13 - allocation meeting
Monday, June 10
All LC Booster Club information is on our website or follow us on Facebook @lcboosters.
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Graduation Announcement Delivery
Seniors - if you ordered graduation announcements and accessories (not your cap and gown - those come later), you can pick up your order in the Public Office.
If you haven't ordered your cap/gown yet, click here! To buy just the cap and gown, scroll down to "Cap and Gown Package (C)".
We do have limited supply of caps and gowns that students can borrow. See Mrs. Meyer in the Public Office for assistance.
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AP Exams Schedule
AP Exams are scheduled for Monday, May 6 to Friday, May 17. All exams will be at LC, room assignments will be available closer to the exams. Morning check-in is 7:30am and 11:30am for afternoon exams (NOT 8:00am and 12:00pm). Students taking exams will be excused from classes during the exam times so there will be no need to call in.
All exams will be at LC - room assignments coming soon.
This is a national exam schedule, if you have a conflict, see Mrs. Meyer ASAP in the Public Office. College Board has very strict rules regarding test scheduling that need to be arranged in advance (there may be a late testing fee).
Prepare for your exams by using your AP Classroom account starting April 22. Most exams will have new practice questions available every day.
What to bring:
- Picture ID is REQUIRED! LC or Driver’s License - have ready at check-in.
- Pens (blue or black) - all exams require a pen!
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Pencils (sharpened - no sharpener in the room) - No.2 only, not mechanical.
- Laptop (fully charged w/power cord and Bluebook installed for these digital exams: Computer Science Principles, English Language & Lit, Euro History, Seminar, US History, World History, and African American Studies.
- For the French, Spanish, & Music Theory exams you must have Audacity installed on your laptop. Bring headphones with microphone (we can provide if you don’t have one).
- An approved calculator for math/science exams & extra batteries.
- A straightedge (only for Physics).
- Snacks and water for breaks - must be in a CLEAR plastic bag and remain on the floor during the exam.
- Sweatshirt/jacket in case the room is cold.
What NOT to bring:
- NO cell phones, smartwatches, or any other electronics. If you bring these, you WILL turn them in as soon as you walk in the room, but it will be more efficient if you leave them at home.
- Textbooks, scratch paper, dictionaries, notes, colored pencils, or highlighters.
- The room space is limited, so avoid bringing bags and backpacks if at all possible.
Suggestions for Success:
- Know your testing location. If you arrive after the test begins, you cannot enter.
- Do not stay up late and cram the night before the test, relax - you have prepared for an entire year. Getting a good night’s sleep is worth more than a few hours of crazed studying.
- Eat a good breakfast and drink plenty of fluids to stay energized. You can eat and drink during the break, but you cannot eat or drink during the test.
- If you have a commitment after the test, we cannot release you until the testing period is officially over (even if you finish your test early). Generally, morning tests will end no sooner than 11:30am and afternoon tests around 3:30pm
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Get Credit for your Job!
🌐 Business Ed. Worksite Learning Opportunity!
📚 Are you 16 or older and working part-time? Make your job count with Business Ed. Worksite Learning! If you're enrolled in or completed a CTE class related to your job (e.g., culinary classes and restaurant work), you can earn CTE credits for your valuable work experience.
Business Ed. Worksite Learning is your pathway to a brighter future! Embrace this opportunity to bridge the gap between classroom and career. Prepare yourself for success in the ever-evolving professional world.
"Explore the link to witness a student from our SPS Worksite Learning program earning credit at Wanderlust Delicato, a local business!"
https://youtu.be/67Mzk4UMsMQ
🌟 Don't miss out! Connect your education to your job and earn credits today!
Contact: Terry Yeigh SPS CTE Worksite Learning Coordinator @ Terryy@spokaneschools.org or Phone (509) 354-7323 or talk to your counselor to sign up for the program.
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Host an Exchange Student
Rotary Club 21 will be sponsoring a male youth exchange student from Brazil for the 2024-2025 school year. The club has a host family from mid to late August 2024 - mid-January 2025 but is in need of a second host family from mid-January to June. If you are in interested or know someone who may be interested in hosting, please contact Jim Johnson, Rotary Club 21 Youth Exchange Officer or call (509) 991-6611.
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SVL Fall & Summer Registration is Open - Don't Delay!
To access the SVL registration system, visit our website at SV 24-25 Fall Registration (Scroll down to the Part-Time Students section to register for single classes). Once students complete the online registration process, they will receive a confirmation email with a link to their SVL registration form (accessible for 30 days) for viewing purposes.
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Parent Advisory Committee
All LC parents are invited to join us for our Parent Advisory Committee on the 4th Monday of each month at 6:00pm.
April 29
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Tiger Fund Scholarship
The Lewis & Clark Tiger Fund Scholarship was started by the LC 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 overlooked for scholarship assistance because their GPA 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.
Two scholarships will be awarded in 2024 - each will be for $1500. This scholarship is ONLY open to LC Seniors, so don't miss your opportunity to apply. The deadline is April 30. Apply here.
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East Coast College Visit @ LC
If you are interested in attending Georgetown, Harvard, West Point, or Howard University join us on Thursday, May 9 from 6:00-7:30pm at LC. Representatives from these schools will do a short presentation followed by a panel discussion with an opportunity to ask questions.
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Community
Graduation | Friday, April 26
6:00-8:00pm
Gonzaga University
Cataldo Hall | Registration deadline: April 22
Register here | | Asian / Pacific Islander Graduation
Party | Sunday, April 28
4:00-5:30pm
Spokane Public Library Central Branch | Registration deadline: April 5
Register here | | Hispanic-Latine
Recognition
Ceremony | Thursday, May 2
5:00-8:00pm
Spokane Community College | Registration deadline: April 12
Register here | | African American
Graduation
Ceremony | Saturday, May 4
2:00-4:00pm
Gonzaga University
Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center | Registration deadline: April 12
Register here | | Lavender (LGBTQ)
Graduation
Celebration | Thursday, May 9
5:00-7:00pm
EWU
Hargreaves Reading Room | Registration deadline: April 30
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Graduation Honors
At graduation, all Spokane Public Schools use the Latin Honors system to honor our top graduates. This system recognizes the top students using weighted grade point averages. Students have the ability to get three different levels of recognition: Summa Cum Laude (4.3 weighted GPA and above), Magna Cum Laude (4.1-4.299 weighted GPA), and Cum Laude (3.8-4.099 weighted GPA) - GPAs will not be rounded up. These are the same designations that colleges across the nation use to recognize top students. Latin Honors will be based on all high school credits through the end of 1st semester.
Weighted grades are calculated by providing higher points for grades earned in Honors courses and still higher points for grades earned in AP courses:
- Unweighted Courses: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0
- Honors Courses: A=4.5, B=3.5, C=2.5, D=1.5, F=0
- AP Courses: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, F=0
- Because SPS uses a +/- grading scale, the above table is only a sampling of options. The easiest way for students to calculate the weighted grade point average is to add .5 to the GPA for honors classes and a 1.0 for Advanced Placement classes.
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FAFSA/WASFA Is Open
Here's why completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) is essential:
🌟 Funding Access:
- FAFSA is open, providing access to federal aid, including grants, work-study, and loans. U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and eligible non-citizens
- WASFA opens avenues to state financial aid for non-citizens, including undocumented students, who can't complete FAFSA. It's for those without a Social Security Number but meeting Washington State residency requirements.
🎓 Scholarship Gateways:
- Numerous scholarships hinge on FAFSA or WASFA completion.
💡 Institutional Aid Eligibility:
- FAFSA details may determine eligibility for coveted institutional aid.
🚀 Early Advantage:
- Apply early for priority consideration; some aid operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
💰 Financial Insight:
- Examine your family's financial landscape for personalized aid packages.
- FAFSA opens doors to affordable federal student loans.
💼 Work-Study Prospects:
- The FAFSA paves the way for work-study programs, marrying work experience with financial support.
How to Begin:
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BigFuture Scholarships/College Planning
BigFuture is a FREE resource from the College Board. The site can help with scholarship searches (23,000 in their database), FAFSA, college searches, college prep, college apps, and career exploration. Completing tasks on the site also make you eligible for BigFuture scholarships.
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AP College Credit Search
If you are taking an AP class and wondering what credit the exam will give you with different colleges, check out the FREE AP College Credit Search tool. Select the AP class and the tool will let you know what score you need to earn (on a 1-5 point scale) for any college you are researching.
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SAT Saturday Exam Dates
Registration for Saturday SATs is open (all Juniors will take the SAT for FREE in March and the PSAT for FREE in October). The SAT is $60 - register here. You can pick from one of the local SAT test centers - North Central, Mead, Mt. Spokane, or East Valley (LC is NOT a Saturday SAT testing location).
May 4 - register by April 19
June 1 - register by May 17
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ACT Saturday Exam Dates
Registration for Saturday ACT is open. The ACT is $60 ($85 with writing) this year and you can register here. The ACT website will help you find a testing location (LC is NOT a Saturday ACT testing location).
June 8 - register by May 3
July 13 - register by June 7
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Attendance
If your child is going to be absent, please call our Attendance Hotline at 354-6968
If your child is going to be late or needs to leave early, please call the Attendance office at 354-6902
If your child will be missing 3 or more days of school, please complete a Prearranged Absence form. Forms can be found in the Attendance Office or here.
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LCTV1 News
Every Monday, we begin Advisory with the LCTV1 News show. Check it out here to see all of the amazing things happening at LC.
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Best Buddies Program
Best Buddies is an international program that promotes inclusion between those of all abilities. Eastern Washington is just becoming active in this organization, and LC’s branch was just created this year!
We meet during 2nd lunch on the first and third Thursday of every month in room 005. We also meet in connections. We play games, eat snacks, and talk! If you want to have a fun time and meet new people, we highly encourage you to attend! We will hopefully be getting more involved and putting on some big events in the coming future, but that can only happen with the support of the students here at LC!
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LC Art Show
Save the date: LC Alumni & Student Art Show and Sale - May 11 & 12 in the LC Commons. The Class of 1966 is organizing a fundraiser to include alumni from other classes. Our theme is “Building a Legacy”. They want to bring all alumni together to create annual donors for scholarships to The LC Tiger Fund. The Fund gives scholarships to students who have experienced adversity and/or hardships in their lives, have earned good grades through high school, have participated in school and community activities and want to continue their education past high school but have financial needs.
NOW WE NEED ARTISTS - We are searching for anyone who graduated from LC to be part of this worthwhile cause. Please email me at dalfano66@gmail.com with names and phone numbers and/or email addresses of anyone you know who is an artist and went to LC. We will then contact them. We are looking for donations to 100% benefit the fund, or donations where the fund and the artist will split the proceeds. Go here for more information.
Here is an early look at some of the art that will be for sale:
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BETSY REID WARD, WATERCOLOR "POPPIES" | |
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MIKE BERG - METAL WALL SCULPTURE | |
ANN CHADWICK REID - HAND CUT PAPER "ISLAND MARBLE BUTTERFLY" | | |
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STEM Coding Camp for Girls
FREE coding camp designed to spark girls’ interest in STEM fields. EWU is partnering with Fast Enterprises to offer Camp Code for Girls - Spokane this summer. Since 2020, Camp Code has provided an opportunity for girls in the Spokane area to get hands-on experience learning how to code.
Who: Girls who will be in 8th, 9th, or 10th grade next year.
What: Campers participate in a variety of educational coding games and activities led by experienced female software developers. Camp Code introduces campers to a variety of women in technology and explores the diverse opportunities available to women who code.
When & Where: June 24-28 at Eastern Washington University
Why: 8th through10th grade is a pivotal age when girls make educational decisions that will lead them either toward or away from STEM fields.
For more information, click here.
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Pay for Yearbook, GSL, & Parking Passes
$42 student GSL Card (required for all students participating in activities and athletics)
GSL Single and Family Passes for 2023-2024 are on sale now at www.shopgsl.com. The sports pass is good for all regular season games at all 16 GSL schools.
Yearbook, yearbook pre‐sales have ended. When yearbooks arrive in June, we will have a limited amount available on a first come, first served basis.
Student ID replacement fees: 1st replacement ID is free, $5 after that. Replacement GSL sticker fee is $20.
The freeway AND meter parking passes are SOLD OUT.
Donate to the Yearbook Fund: Donation to Yearbook fund for students who are unable to purchase one. Every dollar donated helps a family in financial need. Thank you for your donation!
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Buy Your Game Tickets Ahead of Time!
Skip the line and buy your ticket ahead of time!
Click HERE for Hometown Ticketing to purchase a ticket to upcoming LC Games in Volleyball and for the Homecoming Dance.
NOTE: Football and Soccer at One Spokane Stadium use TicketsWest for tickets.
Download the app to help keep your tickets in one place!
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After School Homework Center
Tuesday-Thursday - 2:45-3:45pm in Room C119. Help is available every homework center session, but we will have content specific teachers available on focused days if you need help in a particular subject.
Tuesdays - Math
Wednesdays - Science
Thursdays - English/Social Studies
We will also have two Monday-Thursday push weeks where all content focused teachers will be available. They will occur mid Q2 and Q4. Snacks will be provided.
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Student & Parent/Visitor Parking
Parent/Visitor Parking: LC does NOT have designated visitor parking, so you can park at any of the metered spots across the street. For after-hours events, you can park for free in any of the parking lots under the freeway. The doors to the Commons building are handicap accessible.
Student Drop-off/Pick-Up: Buses pick up students all around the perimeter of the school. Please do not park in these locations before school/after school. We recommend arriving for pick up after the buses have left at 2:40pm.
Student Parking: LC students can park in the two freeway lots (in front of the Field House and in front of the church to the east). Be sure to display your student parking permit to avoid getting a ticket in the student lots.
The lots under the freeway directly in front of the main building and the Commons and the Field House parking garage are ONLY for LC staff and are monitored and ticketed for cars without staff permits.
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Bite 2 Go
Hey Tigs! Bite2Go is an anonymous program our school offers to students who need a little extra food over the weekend. Our 2023-2024 Bite2Go program has started back up again and here are two ways you can sign up.
Scan the QR code on posters in the hallways or click here.
Make sure to include the room number and teacher of where you would like the food dropped off when filling out the form! Bags will be delivered to your chosen location on Thursdays!
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Contact Us
Administrators:
Counselors:
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Non-Discrimination Statement: Spokane Public Schools complies with all federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate in the admission, treatment, employment, or access to its programs or activities on the basis of age, sex, marital status, race, color, creed, national origin, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, to the use of a trained 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.
The following Civil Rights Compliance Coordinators have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:
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Civil Rights Coordinator and Title IX Coordinator: Jodi Harmon, 509.354.7344
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Section 504 Coordinator: Melanie Smith, 509.354.7284
Other district contacts:
- ADA Officer: Stephanie Busch, 509.354.5993 StephanieB@spokaneschools.org
- Affirmative Action Officer: Jodi Harmon 509.354.7344 JodiH@spokaneschools.org
- AHERA Officer: Bob Turner, 509.354.7143 RobertTu@spokaneschools.org
- ALE Officer: Heather Bybee, 509.354.7361 HeatherB@spokaneschools.org
- Certification Officer: Cindy Coleman, 509.354.7318 CindyCo@spokaneschools.org
- Claims Agent: Rebecca Doughty, 509.354.7298 RebeccaDo@spokaneschools.org
- Contract Officer: Cindy Coleman, 509.354.7318 CindyCo@spokaneschools.org
- Copyright Compliance Officer: Mark Martell, 509.354.7212 MarkM@spokaneschools.org
- Equal Opportunity Officer: Jodi Harmon 509.354.7344 JodiH@spokaneschools.org
- Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights Officer: Melanie Smith, 509.354.7284 MelanieSm@spokaneschools.org
- Personnel Officer: Jodi Harmon 509.354.7344 JodiH@spokaneschools.org
- Public Records Officer: Terri LeFors, 509.354.7395 TerriL@spokaneschools.org
- Safety/OSHA/WISHA Officer: Rebecca Doughty, 509.354.7298 RebeccaDo@spokaneschools.org
- Secretary, Board of Directors: Adam Swinyard, 509.354.7268 AdamSw@spokaneschools.org
Address: 200 N Bernard Street, Spokane 99201-0282.
You can report discrimination and discriminatory harassment to any school staff member or to the district's Civil Rights Officer, listed above.
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