The Hornet Buzz

10/14/22

In this Issue


  • School Photos/ Retake Day
  • District Assessments Coming Up
  • Parking Permits
  • NHS Peer Tutoring
  • Youth Voter Project
  • Volunteers Needed- Green Mountain Nursing and Rehab
  • Career Talks- Flex Block
  • EWSD Portrait of a Graduate
  • CLEP Exams
  • 9th Grade Counselor Meeting

Senior Section

  • Deadlines for Yearbook- Photos, Quotes, Recognition
  • Cap and Gown Ordering

School Photos/ Retake Day

School photos were handed out in Advisory on Wednesday 10/12.


Retakes will be Wednesday, October 26th in the gym.

District Assessments Coming Up

This year, we will be implementing the STAR Math and STAR Reading assessment, along with the DESSA SEL screener. This is part of our district assessment plan. There will be an adjusted schedule for these days. Please see the assessment dates below.


Assessment Dates:

DESSA: 10/18

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Parking Permits

Students: It is not too late to apply for parking permits.


Go here to apply!

NHS Peer Tutoring

Students in the National Honor Society are now offering peer tutoring at EHS. Students can sign up by emailing braincell@ewsd.org or scanning the QR code.
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Youth Voter Project

The Youth Voter Project is an effort by volunteers with the League of Women Voters of Vermont to focus on young eligible voters to increase voter registration and voting.


League of Women Voters of Vermont will be at EHS on October 18th during lunch blocks with a table to help students register to vote.


What students will need:

Driver's License #, Learners Permit #, or a Non-Driver Identification # issued by the state of Vermont. If they do not have one of these forms of identification, students may use the last 4 digits of their Social Security #. Please note: it is illegal to use a Social Security # if they have a Vermont State Issued ID, but do not have it with them.

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Career Talk- October 21st during Flex

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Flex Block Career Talk: Cybersecurity 10/27/22

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EWSD Portrait of a Graduate


Help the EWSD Shape the Direction of Our Educational System!

The EWSD is leading the way in making 21st-century learning a reality for all students. We are seeking diverse perspectives from our students, families, staff, and the broader community in developing a Portrait of a Graduate.


Now more than ever, our students must be provided high-level learning opportunities that foster critical thinking, communication, collaboration, creativity, and other 21st-century skills and mindsets. Our shared aspiration is that all our students have an educational experience that prepares them to be lifelong learners and contributors today and tomorrow.


If you are interested in taking part, please fill out this two-question survey. You can also learn more by visiting: www.ewsd.org/PortraitOfAGraduate

CLEP


Are you interested in taking a College Board College Level Examination? (CLEP)


The College Board’s College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) has been the most widely trusted credit-by-examination program for over 50 years, accepted by 2,900 colleges and universities. This rigorous program allows students from a wide range of ages and backgrounds to demonstrate their mastery of introductory college-level material and earn college credit. Students can earn credit for what they already know by getting qualifying scores on any of the 34 examinations.


- Students can take exams at any time. CLEP has no class requirements or set testing dates.


-Students can prepare using affordable online study resources and knowledge gained from advanced or honors coursework.


- Interested students should visit the EHS AP/CLEP website for more information https://sites.google.com/ewsd.org/ehsap/clep-exam

Attention 9th Grade Students

Hello 9th-grade Families!


From September 26th through October 18th, counselors will meet with each

of their 9th-grade students. These 30-minute meetings are pre-scheduled

and will take place during the school day. Lists will be hanging in the counseling office windows where they will see the day and time that they are scheduled to meet with their school counselor.


These meetings are intended for connection between the counselor and the student only. We do our best to schedule these meetings during study hall blocks in your student's schedule, but they may find that they are scheduled during a class. If so, your student's teacher will know in advance and they will be excused from class for the meeting without penalty. If you would like to connect directly with your student's counselor or if you have any questions about this process, please contact the School Counseling Office at 857-7111 to set up a meeting or ask questions.

Senior Section

12th -Grade Students/Families. Please look at this section for information and updates throughout the year.

Yearbook- Photos, Quotes Recognition Ads

Seniors make sure to submit all senior photos, quotes, and parent recognition ads by November 11th. See below for more information.
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Senior Cap & Gown Ordering

Order your cap and gown from Balfour *No payment at this time


Fill out this form


Please include all information- be sure the student's name is on the order, not the parent placing the order, and hit submit button.


Fill out the form for ordering BEFORE November 18th.

Assistant Principal Grade Assignments

9th Grade: Erin Cavoneil

10th Grade: Lynn Kozloski

11th Grade: Gayle Botelho

12th Grade: Jeff Goodrich

EHS Events Calendar and Website

-EHS Events Calendar: This google calendar features all events at EHS and A/B Days.


-Essex High School Website: Check here for announcements and important information about our school, handbooks, daily schedules, and staff directory.

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