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Upcoming Important Dates
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Event/Activity
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Time
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Location
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May 1st - 5th
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ICS Staff Appreciation |
Time varies |
ICS |
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May 2
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Focus Week Medical Forms Due
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2:00 pm |
ICS School Office |
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Parent volunteers needed for Student Summit Planning Committee
Parent volunteers are needed to help plan and develop three days of relevant, inspiring and college planning related activities for our Grade 9-12 students on September 5-7, the start of the new school year.
The Committee's first meeting will be held during Focus Week next month between May 23th-25th.
The volunteers will work directly with counselor Lis Christiansen and utilize the template and contacts that have been established from the previous two very successful years of implementation.
If you are interested in joining this committee, you must be the parent of a 9-12
th
grade student next year and be available for the first meeting, future planning meetings and to assist at the event, September 5-7, 2017.
We hope to have a mix of parents from all high school grades who can help.
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Volunteer Chaperones Needed For Grades 6-7-8 Camp in September 2017
Camp will be September 6-8, 2016 at Camp
Cispus
near Randle, Washington. We need 17 parent chaperones to attend camp with the students and staff. Please apply via email by May 19.
- 6 Male chaperones
- 6 Female Chaperones
- Male or Female Chaperones (Kitchen help for mealtimes, no cabin duty)
- 1 parent (preferably a nurse or doctor) to offer first aid for campers
- Approximately 6 of the chaperones need to be available to leave for camp on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 5 to drive the camp counselors and several staff to camp to set up. On that afternoon, we need one of those parents to drive a trailer (or large pick-up) with supplies to the camp also. These chaperones will return home Friday afternoon with the camp counselors and staff after the camp is cleaned up and the supplies reloaded in the trailer.
- The remaining parent chaperones will be leaving the school early on Wednesday, September 6 with the camper students and the remainder of the staff on buses. This group will also return on Friday late afternoon.
- Parent chaperones are responsible for their cabin groups at night and attend to their assigned groups during the daytime leading them to class locations. Campers attend classes and activities during the day that are led by student counselors; parent chaperones are usually free during the class time.
- Kitchen help at mealtimes works with the Camp Cispus kitchen staff and are bunked in with the other parents.
- All parent chaperones will attend an informational meeting before we leave for camp on August 30, 2017 at 5pm. This meeting is followed by the general parent meeting for camp at 6pm. This is the same date that ICS registration day is expected to be on.
If you would like to apply to be a parent chaperone for ICS Camp next fall, please email Kelsey Cummings and respond to the following questions:
2. Student's Name/Grade Level?
6. Kitchen Help? Yes or No
7. Go early to camp on Tuesday? Yes or No
8. If you can go on Tuesday, how many passengers can you take in your vehicle?
9. Can your vehicle pull a trailer or is it a pick up? Yes or No
10. Why do you think you would be a good camp chaperone?
11. What kind of training will you need or expect to be able to fulfill your duties?
12. Are you willing and able to enforce ICS rules both during camp activities and at night in the student cabins?
The deadline for applications is May 19, 2017.
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Congratulations to the Washington State FBLA winners!
Congratulations to all our ICS students who competed in Washington State FBLA conference in Spokane! Here is a list of the students who will go on to compete in the National competition. Good luck everyone.
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3-D Animation
2nd Place: Anna Matsubara, Vishaka Nirmal, Alicia Lee
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Emerging Business Issues
3rd Place: Parth Parulekar, Rohan Patel, Nour Ayad
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Business Financial Plan
2nd Place: Elizabeth Chen, Daniel Chen, Allison Chen
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FBLA Principles & Procedures
3rd Place: Annalisa Mueller-Eberstein
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Business Plan
1st Place: Daniel Chen, Allison Li, Yash Talwar
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Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures
3rd Place: Aaliyah Wu
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Computer Game and Simulation Programming
2nd Place: Daniel Zhu, Parth Parulekar, Nour Ayad
3rd Place: Theo Gregersen, Detlef Knauss
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Journalism
4th Place: Swetha Gopalakrishnan
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Database Applications
1st Place: Daniel Zhu
2nd Place: Nour Ayad
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Public Service Announcement
1st Place: Charlotte Osborne, Ciara Gormley, Hannah Varghese
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Digital Video Production
1st Place: Saba Tabatabai, Alina Herri, Shruthi Kondaboina
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Publication Design
1st Place: Rachel Leu, Maximus Pang
2nd Place: Oindrila Banerjee, Jordan Wee
3rd Place: Charlotte Osborne, Ciara Gormley, Hannah Varghese
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E-Business
4th Place: Ann Mulgrew, Duaa Zaheer, Yash Talwar
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Social Media Campaign
2nd Place: Allison Li, Taylor Caragher, Sarah Yang
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Electronic Career Portfolio
3rd Place: Aliya Shabbir
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Focus Week - Nurse Forms Required
If you have a student requiring medication for Focus Week, please read, and see the attached forms:
Medications Checklist
and
Authorization For Administration of Medication at School.
To be in compliance with the current laws around out of state or out of country field trips, all medication orders for Focus Week must be marked "Yes" for self-carry by the prescribing physician.
It is very important that the attached forms get completed and signed by both the parent and student's physician where applicable, and returned to our school office,
no later than Tuesday, May 2nd.
Please remember that all over the counter medications require the same medication authorization form. Please read
Requirements for Medication at School.
For additional questions, please email the school nurse,
Jennifer Harkestad
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