The Student Services department includes School Counselors, School Social Workers, and School Psychologists. The Student Services team works together to support students’ academic achievement, social/emotional development and college/career services, as well as providing responsive services. We are looking forward to getting to know our students and their families even better this year!

The first day of school on September 6th. East High School’s scholar learning hours are from 8:35 to 3:45 pm.We know our scholars have various needs so the doors to East will open 30 minutes before (8:05 am) and scholars will be allowed to be in the Commons. Unless the scholar is with an adult at a supervised event: extracurricular/tutoring, etc. students should leave at dismissal time.

Please plan rides, drop off/pick up accordingly.

Hello East families! Please read about our NEW attendance guidelines and procedures for the 22-23 school year. Thank you!

New Attendance Procedures 22-23

What do I need to bring to apply for a parking permit?

• Make, model and color of any cars the students would drive to school

• A valid driver’s license

What is the process in determining who will get a permit?

In order to ensure that everyone has an opportunity to apply for a parking permit, students can apply at registration or during lunches on September 6th and 7th. On September 8th/9th, we will evaluate how many students have applied and randomly match students with a parking spot. If we do not have enough parking for students who applied, seniors will get first priority, then juniors and then as many sophomores as possible. Lottery drawings will be held at the sophomore level, if needed.

When will I find out if I get a parking permit?

Students will receive a parking permit by Monday, September 10th in their SP30 class. Parking enforcement will begin on Tuesday, September 11th. The first week of school numbered parking spots will be available on a first come first serve basis.

Parking Permit Guidelines

Hello East Families! Please review the updated event guidelines for the 2022/2023 school year. Thank you!

If your student is planning to take PreCalculus, AP Calc, and/or AP Stats, they will benefit from having a graphing calculator, which can also be used for the ACT and in Algebra 2 math classes and beyond. The TI84+ or TI84+ CE are what most students use, but there are other types of graphing calculators as well. The school does have a limited number of graphing calculators available to be checked out, and priority is given to students in AP math classes. For students in other classes who wish to have a calculator, a scientific calculator such as the TI-30 is sufficient. Students will have access to online graphing calculators through their Chromebooks.

The last week of July the following Students: Emma Washington, Jackson Nesbit, Mylerson Maughan, Logan Culburtson, and Daniel Reid, participated in the National/International Envirothon competing against top teams from each State, Province of Canada and China. They took 32 overall, learned a ton and had a lot of fun! If you see any of these students, please congratulate them on all their hard work and hours of studying that went into this!

As we prepare to start the year we are in need of awesome subs to help take care of our students when staff are out. Are you looking for a new opportunity? Do you know someone looking? Can you help spread the word? Please help us get the word out so that we can ensure that our students have the very best people supporting them even on days staff (teachers or support staff) need to be out. Having an ample supply of fantastic subs is also a great way to support our staff by allowing them peace of mind when they are out. Contact mtiseli@sunprairieschools.org with any interest/questions or contacts.