Dear Wolves,

Have a great weekend!

Todd Apple, Acting Principal

Week of March 28th thru April 1st - Standard 5 Day Week Schedule

To view upcoming weekly schedules visit the Eastlake website here.

Over the past week five members of our school community tested positive for Covid-19. 

We are excited to celebrate Wolf Strong Week during the week of April 11-15. We will be highlighting our students and school by living out our credo: At Eastlake, through intentional actions, we create an environment where students and staff feel safe, appreciated and loved. This is Eastlake. This is home. This is family. WSPS.

Stay tuned for the details and events of the week! Go Wolves!

March edition here.

Students who would like to be included in our Spring 2022 Community Service Award List and seniors who would like to receive the Community Service Honor Cord for graduation need to turn in all community service hours by May 19th. Students from all grade levels can be included on the Award List if they have documented at least 50

hours will still earn a spot on the top 200+ hour award list. Students can enter their hours at  www.ehs-service.org . Check the EHS community services webpage (https://ehs.lwsd.org/studentsfamilies/community-service-program) for more information.

Questions? Email PTSA Community Service Co- Chair -Sudha Balaji communityservice@ehsptsa.org)

We are seeking seniors to take part in graduation and convocation! We are currently accepting applications for:

ALL seniors are eligible! Applications are due April 18th by 2pm. Auditions for the performance and speeches will take place April 20th. Email Ms. Fisher at dafisher@lwsd.org for more info and the application.

Add Printer App

There is a new way to search for and add a printer that is faster than ever. There is a “Find Printer” app on student laptops. Use these new instructions to find a printer quickly.

-Kathleen Story

Read all about how our Wolves in action did this past week - here.

Schedule for the week of March 28th here.

Grades will be pulled first thing Monday morning!

Tryouts for the 22-23 season are happening this Spring! To receive information about our information meeting and upcoming tryout, be sure to sign up for our email list! Flyer here.

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

The Eastlake Robotics team won their first district qualifier event this past weekend at Sammamish High School. They are currently ranked 32^nd in the entire PNW Region/District!

Congratulations and keep up the good work for the second district qualifier at Bonney Lake High School in 2 weeks!

The Eastlake Technology Student Association competed in the Washington TSA State Conference last week and had 11 teams/individuals place in the top 3 in their events, including 1^st place finishes in Biotechnology, Coding, Cybersecurity, and Software Development. Rohinee Mattikalli was an individual state champion in two events and completed her third year as a State Officer. Aadya Bhat was elected as a State Officer, ensuring that Eastlake will be represented at the state level for another year. Way to go Eastlake TSA!

Due to a lack of private space in the Counseling Center and Health Room offices, we are unable to accommodate virtual doctor appointments for students.

Please schedule your student appointments for outside school hours. Thank you! 

Juniors, this is a reminder to sign up for your Junior Meeting. A Skyward message was emailed to your LWSD account on March 7^th, 2022 containing the links and steps for how to schedule a Junior Meeting with your counselor. You must first complete the linked Junior Survey in order to gain access to your counselor’s booking link. Please check your junk/spam folders if you do not see the email.

Wild Grief, is a small non-profit located in Olympia, WA offering unique nature based programs for grieving youth and families. Their programs combine peer support and nature connection to help anyone who has lost a loved one build community, normalize the grief experience, and draw upon nature as a source of resilience and healing. All programs are free and they work to make them as accessible as possible by providing all needed gear and offering gas cards if needed. No camping or backpacking experience needed! 

They are now accepting applications for the following Summer Programs: our new Family Journey Camp Out for families with kids under 13, our cornerstone four day Teen Backpack, as well as Day Hikes for Teens and for All Ages. The application process for our summer overnight trips will be open until April 30th with a priority deadline of April 15th.Visit us on our Facebook or Instagram pages. 

Christine Ye, a senior at Eastlake this year won a $250,000 college scholarship through the Regeneron Science Talent Search. She won first place in the competition for her research on black holes. She will be using her scholarship to study Physics in college. Also, a note of recognition to Audrey Gruian for her project title: Aldin: An Intelligent, Stereoscopic Aerial Olfactory System for Autonomous Odor Localization. Both Christine and Audrey each earned $2000 for the EHS STEM and Science Programs at our school.

Destination Day Student Submission Form

The College Bound Scholarship is an early commitment of state financial aid to eligible students who enroll in middle school and meet the pledge requirements. The College Bound Scholarship covers average tuition at public college rates, some fees, and a small book allowance at over 65 colleges, universities, and technical schools in Washington. This event is for high school students and families who signed the College Bound pledge in middle school and want to know more about activating their CB scholarship.

WSU: 3/31, lunchtime A& B drop-in. You must register beforehand.

UC Santa Cruz: April 1, Wolf Time B. Sign-up when the 4/1 Flexisched opens

LW Tech offers three future oriented, transfer-ready Associate in Science Transfer (AS-T) degrees. Upon completion of their AS-T, students are eligible to transfer to most four-year engineering programs in the state of Washington and beyond. Get all the details in this Digital Flyer

Established in 2006, the mission of the Young Executives of Color (YEOC) program is to cultivate the academic potential of underrepresented high school student leaders in Washington State through college preparation, powerful mentorship, and the development of real-life business skills. currently open to high school freshman, sophomores, and juniors for the 2022-2023 school year. Learn more.

$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.

Annually Eastside Audubon offers a $5000 scholarship to two high school seniors from the eastside of Lake Washington with a strong interest in the environment/nature. Apply

As a memorial to Garrett J. Goodchild who passed away in 1996 prior to his senior year at Eastlake High School, family and friends established this $2500 award renewable up to four for an Eastlake or Redmond High School senior who plans to attend an independent college in Washington (Gonzaga U, Heritage U, Pacific Lutheran U, St. Martin's U, Seattle Pacific U, Seattle U, University of Puget Sound, Walla Walla U, Whitman College or Whitworth U) GPA 3.0+, leadership & community involvement. Demonstrated financial need is considered. Apply

CCM presents a $1,500 scholarship for a Mexican descendant first year, first generation college student and a $1,500 scholarship for a Mexican descendant first year first generation trade school student. These scholarships are based on need. Apply

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

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

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

More information on the Eastlake website here.