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WAUSAU EAST HIGH SCHOOL
May/June 2015
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Wausau East High School Parent Newsletter
Wausau East High School
2607 N 18th Street
Wausau, WI 54403
Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Phone: 715-261-0650
Fax: 715-845-2913
Attendance: 715-261-0690
Counseling: 715-261-0677
Athletics: 715-261-0655
Website:
east.wausauschools.org
Principal:
Dr. Bradley J. Peck
Associate Principal,
Programming:
Mr. Joe Svitak
Associate Principal,
Student Services:
Mrs. Chris Budnik
Athletic Director:
Mr. Greg Harvey
Inside this issue:
Student News
2
C.A.F.E.
3
End of Year Info
4-6
Student Services News
7-9
Club News
9-10
Department News
11
Counseling/
Career Center News 12-14
Athletics
14-15
Scholarship Awards Night
Wednesday, May 6
7:00 PM
East Auditorium
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Senior Academic Awards Assembly
Tuesday, May 19
1:00 PM
East Gymnasium
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22nd Annual Christian
Baccalaureate Celebration
Sunday, May 31
7:00 PM
D.C. Everest High School Auditorium
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East Graduation 2015
Monday, June 1
7:30 PM
East Gymnasium
We ask that graduates report to their appropriate area at
6:45 PM to be lined up and given name slips. No tickets
are necessary and there is no limit on the number of family
members and friends that can attend.
Congratulations, Wausau East Class of 2015!
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Wausau East Forensics News
The Wausau East Forensics team completed a successful season at the state meet on Friday, April 17, on
the UW Madison campus. Over 5,000 Forensic participants throughout the state traveled to Madison for the
two day competition hoping to earn a perfect score of 25 and a gold medal.
Abby Sann, Meredith Eichelberger, Lucy Brown, Caitlinn Rosenberg, Aileen Ida and Temi Blagogee strongly
represented Wausau East and did not disappoint!
Lucy Brown, a freshman, earned a perfect score in
her first trip to state, bringing home a gold medal in
Special Occasion Speaking. In addition, seniors
Temi Blagogee and Aileen Ida had strong
performances, earning silver medals. Temi has
been to state the past three years and will be
greatly missed. Although this was Aileen’s first
year with East after transferring from another
school, she was a solid addition to the East team.
Abby Sann and Meredith Eichelberger performed
extremely well and earned a silver medal in Group
Interpretation, a great accomplishment for their first
year. Caitlinn Rosenberg, a junior, performed for
the first time in Oratory, and earned a bronze
medal in Farrago. We look forward to the team’s
positive attitude and leadership next year.
Congratulations to the entire East Forensics Team
on a great season! Your participation, time and
energy were appreciated by Mrs. Rohr and
Ms. Sailing. We look forward to next year!
Pictured left to right: Lucy Brown, Temi Blagogee, Meredith
Eichelberger and Caitlinn Rosenberg
Congratulations on a job well done!
Chinese Exchange Program: Host Families Wanted
This summer the Wausau School District is hosting a cultural
exchange/summer camp with 15 students and one teacher from the
major cities around the Shanghai area of China. We are looking for
home stay families to host for two weeks. The dates are
from Saturday, July 18 through Monday, August 3. Host families
interested are responsible for providing a bed/room, meals and
transportation to and from the summer camp which will be
weekdays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Wausau East. Compensation
for each student hosted is $500, so anyone wanting a cross-cultural
experience, to strengthen a college-fund, or to practice their
Mandarin Chinese skills is welcome to host one or more students. Please contact Kevin Krieg
at kkrieg@wausauschools.org or at (715) 261-0650.
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Who: Students, Parents, Friends and Family
What: The Cultural Arts Festival at East
When: Wednesday, May 13, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Where: Wausau East Cafeteria, Commons,
Greenhouse & Technical Education Area
Art students will display multiple genres, stimulating our vision
with their talent and creativity. New this year: live
metal casting demonstration by local sculptor,
Keith Kaziak.
Music students will entertain, giving our ears a lovely focus.
Performances at: 5:00 PM - Tophatters, 6:00 PM - Choir and
7:00 PM - Orchestra - all in the Commons.
The Global Languages along with ELL will provide ethnic
cuisine, saving you a night of preparing dinner while
tantalizing your taste buds and supporting our scholarships.
“Go Green” with a visit to the East greenhouse where plants
will be available for purchase to beautify your outdoor space.
Venture into the Technology Education wing for a closer look at students’
brilliant 21st century projects. FREE root beer floats will be offered to those
who tour our facility and stop by the four checkpoints. Don’t forget to
purchase your C.A.F.E. t-shirt for $8. Proceeds help support our Graphic
Arts and SkillsUSA programs. Stay tuned for more information on how to
pre-order your shirt.
We hope you’ll join us for an evening
that will make your senses come alive!
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Attention Senior Athletes:
Mark Your Calendars!
22nd Annual Christian
Baccalaureate Celebration
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Sunday, May 31, 2015
7:00 PM in the
D.C. Everest High School Auditorium
5:30 PM at the Jefferson Street Inn
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Steve Clements
Theme: “Together As One: For Such A Time
As This”
Please contact Lisa Maahs at
lmaahs@jawis.org if you have any
questions.
Doors will open at 6:30 PM. No tickets are
necessary. Graduates who wish to
participate are asked to be in the Commons
at 6:40 PM dressed in cap and gown. If you
would like more information, please contact
Kathy Ross at 715-571-7356 or
Cynthia Abrego at 715-848-4215.
Pay Fees and Return Books
Parents and guardians: Please remind your student that all books need to be returned and all
fees and fines must be paid before the last day of school on June 9.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Attention Parents/Guardians of Students Taking
Medication at School
Students with medication in the school health office, please remember to pick up
this medication on or before the last day of school. Only Epipens, inhalers, or
diabetic supplies may be sent home with a student. All over the counter
medication, including Tylenol, Advil, Tums, etc., must be picked up by a parent or guardian unless other
arrangements are made by contacting the health office at 715-261-0678. Prescription medication must
be picked up by a parent or guardian.
Medication not picked up before 3:15 PM on June 9 will be discarded.
If your student will need the medication for summer school, please let the health office know. Staff will
transfer the medication to the summer school location. Have a great summer!
Wausau School District Health Services
May/June 2015
Last Day of
School for
Seniors is
Friday,
May 29
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Last Day of
School for
All Other
Students is
Tuesday,
June 9
First Student and Metro Ride Arrival Times on Final Exam Days
June 5, 8 & 9
Students and parents are reminded that First Student and Metro Ride will have regular bus route service in
the morning and after school on June 5, 8 and 9.
Please refer to the exam schedule and plan for your student’s transportation needs accordingly.
Due to the fact that the last exam is finished on Tuesday, June 9 at 12:10 PM, First Student will not provide
yellow bus service at that time. Metro Ride will have one bus that is scheduled for pick up at 12:15, then
again at 12:45, 1:15, 1:45, 2:15 and 2:45 pm. Please plan accordingly for ride arrangements. Thank you in
advance. Please note that lunch will not be served on Tuesday, June 9.
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Seniors: Get Your Tickets Now
for YOUR
2015 Graduation Party!
The 2015 Graduation Party is Monday, June 1 at the
Boys & Girls Club from 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM
(following the graduation ceremony)
DJ
Hypnotist
Casino Games
Money Machine
Dodge Ball
Prizes
TONS of FOOD!
Tickets can be purchased in advance for $15 at the East High School Business Office during school
hours and the price includes an awesome T-shirt (while supplies last)!
Tickets will also be sold at the door for $15.
Parents: We Need Your Help on June 1!
8:00 - 10:00 AM: Decorate at the Boys and Girls Club
9:00 PM to 2:00 AM: Help in the kitchen or run games during the party or clean up after the party
Anyone interested in volunteering should contact Kathy Buckli at 715-370-0083.
The final planning meeting will take place on Monday, May 18 at 6:30 PM at Angelo’s for all
volunteers. If unable to attend, please call Kathy Buckli.
Your help is greatly appreciated!!
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Attendance Matters!
You can’t learn if you aren’t in school. Whether it is medically excused or not, you need to be here to learn;
we need you here. Part of good attendance is also being on time to all classes each and every day as well as
starting school on time. Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student’s academic success starting
in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Absences can be a sign that a student is losing interest in
school, struggling with school work, dealing with a conflict situation or facing some other potentially serious
difficulty. Missing ten percent, or about 18 days of the school year, drastically affects a student’s academic
success. Students can be chronically absent even if they only miss a day or two every few weeks.
Attendance is an important life skill that will help your child graduate from high school, college and keep a job.
(Excerpts taken from www.attendanceworks.org)
Below are our on-time numbers for March. We have not reached our goal of fewer than 700 tardies. The
consequence for late behavior is a detention. Failing to serve the detention in a timely manner may lead to
an in-school suspension. We’d rather have students in their classes, so BE ON TIME!!
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Behavior Data
Our behavior data continues to track at 90% which is great. This means the majority
of our students do the right things and demonstrate the Core Values on a daily basis
which leads to Lumberjack Pride. We have worked diligently on our behavior matrix
and expected behaviors in all areas as well as our Core Values of Respect, Integrity,
Compassion and Excellence. We believe in excellence in all we do – Lumberjack
Pride!
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Congratulations on Perfect Third Quarter Attendance!
We extend a hearty Lumberjack CONGRATULATIONS to the following students on their perfect attendance
during third quarter:
Freshmen: Wyatt Alfonso-Jackson, Mitchell Behnke, Lucy Brown, Page Clark, Ben Diny, Ezra Freeman,
Max Geiger, Naly Lao, Camilla Meyer, Niklas Peterson, Samuel Petralia, Alanna Schubring, Jasmine Xiong
Sophomores: Austin Campbell, Erica Case, Melissa Chang, Vichay Chang, Benjamin Forst, Rylie Grieser,
Emma Justesen, Riley Knapp, Madison Knopf, Tanner Kroening, Nicholas Lange, Blia Lee, Xiong Lee, Jack
Lillie, Steven Martell, Elizabeth Mullis, Naomi Murphy, Madeline Nichols, Chad Simon, Halie Strachota, Ross
Vincent, Payton Westberg, Tyler Wolf, Tommy Xiong
Juniors: Gunnar Kostka, McKinley Lentz, Isabel Macalalad, Isaac Marquardt, August Rich, Olivia RoeskeKretzer, Adam Schmidt, Timothy Shepler, Jack Stacker, Jonathon Stewart, Kanong Vang, Cooper Wolfgram,
Pashoua Vang, Yuelin Zhang
Seniors: Cheng Foua Her, Seng Her, Clark Kittel, Jonathan Kowatch, Jeffrey Michalec
Wausau East Computer Club News
The Wausau East Computer Club had their spring LAN video game party on March 13 with 47 students
attending. The party featured game tournaments with Super Smash Brothers, Minecraft, Pokémon and Mario
Kart. Polito's Pizza (donated by the Gjerde family), soda and other snacks were included in the entry cost of
$5.00. Music was provided by club members. The LAN Party was a great time to have fun with video games
and meet new people in our school and from other schools. We plan to have many more of these events in
the future. We would love to have you join us at our future LAN parties at Wausau East High School.
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Wausau East DECA News
Since the start of the second semester, Wausau East DECA added multiple new members to help participate
in events and support our new chapter as the end of the year approaches. Recently, three students attended
the International Career Development Conference “Thrive Academy” in Orlando, FL. Congratulations to:
Logan Bailey, Jon Schafer and Marcus Snow. We are also proud to announce that we were recognized at
the International Conference as one of the top ten new chapters in the entire state of Wisconsin! With the
continuous efforts and hard work of all of our members, our program is continuing to grow and become more
involved in our community. Together we have made a lasting impression and a difference in so many lives.
We want to close out this year with a HUGE thank you to those who continue to support our Wausau East
DECA program, from our teachers and families to community members and business partners. We would
like to especially thank all of our business partners, whose sponsorships helped fund so many essential
materials and educational experiences that we could not have done without their support. This funding
helped provide students with the financial resources needed to engage in real life experiences that could
potentially inspire another generation of business leaders throughout the community. These partnerships
also led to relationships that will grow throughout the years, providing students the opportunity to learn from
and assist in “real life” business situations. Our 2014-15 business partners are: Kreger's Bakery, Eye Clinic
of Wisconsin, Briqs, Wausau Chemical Corporation, Campbell Haines Menswear, Aspirus Heart and Lung
Surgery, Quality Foods IGA, Woodson YMCA and Co-Vantage Credit Union.
Thank you to our 2014-15 leadership team, who have put in countless hours working with the program to
make all the events possible and to make sure that DECA will succeed in future years.
President - Kennidi Knoblock
Vice Presidents - Tim Nass and Marcus Snow (Business Partnerships); Angela Flashinski and Sam
Romanski (Member Relations); Haley Kreger (Civic Consciousness); Macy Abraham (Sales & Finance);
Tanner Frahm (Communcation & Public Relations)
School Store Manager - Logan Bailey
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English Language Learner News
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sib tham nyob hauv tsev kawm ntawv Wausau East rau thaum lub 3 hlis ntuj hnub tim 19 xyoo 2015. Tsis
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rau tsoom pej xeem huab hwm sawv daws. Hmo ntawd cov tub ceev xwm thiab cov thawj coj tau qhia ntau
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Lwm lub hlis nej npaj nyeem hais txog niam txiv kev tswj parental controls of Social Media and Cell Phones.
Sib ntsib dua lwm lub hlis. Nyob zoo.
Greetings from Costa Rica!
On March 25 through April 2, 19 Wausau East students
traveled to Costa Rica with Señora Williams and Señora
McCallum. While in Costa Rica, the students took a boat
ride down
the Río Frío
to discover
caimans,
monkeys,
lizards, bats
and birds in
their natural
environment,
toured and ate a meal at an eco-farm, soaked in the hot
springs at the base of the Arenal volcano, took a horseback
ride, zip-lined through the cloud forest and swam in the warm
ocean waters in Manuel Antonio.
The students enjoyed experiencing the Costa Rican
culture and the diverse wildlife.
The following students participated in the trip: Brett
Breitenfeldt, Max Rock, Miles Stifler, Brandon Smith,
Maddy Moran, Maggie Rislove, Emily Witt, Jake
Ratanawong, Sarah DeLaporte, Elizabeth Brown,
Sierra Moeller, Bethany Novak-Tveten, Kristy Meyer,
Gabe McGinnity, Julia Cravens, Valerie Condon,
Emma Mitchell, Lizzy Paul and Nate Lenar.
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Junior Parent Night
This year, over 100 East parents attended the Junior Parent Night on Tuesday, April 14!
The counselors and the Career Center coordinator shared information on: graduation, school records, postsecondary education, scholarships, financial aid and more!
If you are interested in the information but were unable to attend, have your son or daughter stop by the
Counseling Office or the Career Center for the information.
Thanks to all the parents who attended!
Senior Class Schedule
Current juniors will meet with their counselor in
May to review their senior class schedule.
Counselors will review classes, graduation
requirements, and post-secondary options.
Important Reminder
Seniors: If you have been awarded a
scholarship this year, please remember to write a
thank you note.
After this meeting, we discourage any
changes to the class schedule for next year.
Any questions, please contact your son or
daughter’s counselor.
Counseling Office: 715-261-0677
Juniors: Now is a great time to meet with
your counselor and do a credit check!
It is important to THANK the donors who
support our program!
Wausau East Career Club
This year the East Career Club participated in numerous volunteer activities including: Make A Difference
Day, volunteering at Wilke’s Haunted Halloween Patch, ringing bells for the Salvation Army and donating
time and resources to the Neighbor’s Place. We also took a field trip to UW-Madison on April 24 to learn
more about college life.
Thank you to all the students who participated in the Career Club!
Choosing a Major/Career ? Check Out These Websites
College Majors: http://mymajors.com
Career Locker: https://careerlocker.com/
Career Planning: www.fastweb.com
Mapping Your Future: www.mapping-yourfuture.org
Occupational Outlook Hand: www.bls.gov.oco/
There are several books regarding major/career
choices available for check-out in the Career Center.
UWHELP.WISCONSIN.EDU/MAJORMANIA
May/June 2015
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College-Bound Student Athletes
Students who want to participate in Division I or Division II athletics as a freshman in college must register
and be certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center. The best time to register is during their junior year in
high school. It is the student’s responsibility to research college athletic programs and check NCAA
requirements. Register online at www.eligibilitycenter.org
Helpful Tips:



Print a copy of your completed registration form for your records.
Record your PIN and keep it in a safe place.
Obtain a transcript release from the Counseling Office and request that a six semester and final
transcript be sent directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center.
 Check the approved Wausau East High School core coursework. The high school code is 502-415.
 Check the core GPA/test score requirement. All SAT & ACT scores must be reported directly to the
NCAA Eligibility Center by the testing agency.
Review the online Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete found at www.ncaapublications.com
Call NCAA Clearinghouse Customer Service at 877-262-1492 if you have specific questions.
Please note: Class of 2016 and beyond – eligibility standards are changing. Visit the Eligibility Center for
more information.
Freshmen, Sophomores &
Juniors
Looking for something fun to do this summer?
It’s not too late to sign up for a
Pre-College Summer Camp!
Many UW colleges offer summer camps in:
Art
Creative Writing
Science
Culinary Arts
Math
Plus More!
College Campus Visits
Summer is a good time to go on a
campus tour.
WI Private College Week:
July 13-18, 2015
Visit: www.PrivateCollegeWeek.com
UW College Campus Tours:
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu
/gearingup/campustours
Stop in the Career Center for more information.
ACT Test Dates
Test Date
Registration Deadline
June 13, 2015
May 8, 2015
September 12, 2015
August 7, 2015
October 24, 2015
September 18, 2015
Juniors: If you are planning to attend a two or four
year college/university, the ACT is a test that is
required for admission to many colleges.
Performance on the ACT is one of the important
pieces of information that college admissions people
weigh when they decide whether to accept an
applicant. Sign up today. Register at
www.actstudent.org
It is the responsibility of the student to register,
upload a picture and print their ticket in order to take
the ACT test.
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Coping with Test Anxiety
• Remember that a moderate degree of being “amped up” is actually helpful. It can perk up your brain
and help you think more clearly. Don’t mistake nervousness for an attack of test anxiety.
• Learn the material thoroughly. Feeling confident that you know the information you need is a great
anxiety reducer. You need to know the important terms and how these terms are connected to important
issues and concepts. Learning the material and identifying the important concepts can be hard work—but not
impossible. Don’t be surprised if it requires two or more hours of study outside of class for every hour you
spend in class.
• Sometimes considering the worst case scenario can help. If you were to fail this exam, what impact
would it have on your student career or your career plans? Realistically, even if the stakes are pretty high, life
has other good options for you. Name them (and be silly if it helps) and some of the edge will go off the
worry.
• Take advantage of social support. Find social support in other students who are taking the same course.
Seek them out and schedule a few group study sessions. Use these sessions to clarify concepts and to
anticipate what will be on the next examination.
• Use relaxation training techniques. Relaxation training will help you learn to calm both mind and body.
Once you acquire some of the techniques, you will be able to apply them before a test or whenever you feel
that anxiety threatens to run away with you.
- Helping Hand, Volume 22, Issue 7
Band Camp!
East Cross Country
The 2015 Lumberjack Marching Band will hold two
Summer Band Camps in preparation for our fall
marching season. All Band and Color Guard students
going into grades 9-12 for 2015-2016 are required to
attend the camps. The design and music for this year’s
show are still “under construction,” however, all
students should expect to be issued all of the music for
the camps before the end of the current school year.
They should spend time practicing and preparing their
parts prior to the camps.
Camp #1: July 20-22, 9:00-11:30 AM and 1:004:30 PM
Camp #2*: August 19-21, 9:00-11:30 AM and 1:00 4:30 PM
The 111th Annual Athens World Fair Parade is Sunday,
August 23. This is our first performance of the season!
More information will be coming during Band Camp #1.
The Wausau Labor Day Parade is Monday, September
7 at 3:00 PM. More information will be coming during
Band Camp #2. Please contact Mr. Perkins at
rperkins@wausauschools.org if you have any
questions.
*It is understood that there may be some conflicts with
fall sports practices and the second camp. Please be
diligent about communicating with Mr. Perkins, as we
can work out most conflicts.
The Wausau East Cross Country program would
like to welcome any and all adventurous and
fitness minded student-athletes to join our running
family. East Cross Country has been a successful
program over the last 15 years. In that time, the
boys have finished in the top three at the
conference meet nine times, qualifying for the
state meet twice (2005 and 2012) with at least one
All-Conference runner each of those years. The
girls have had their own success, finishing in the
top three at the Conference meet in seven of the
last ten years with five trips to the state meet
including two state championships (2009, 2010).
The girls have also won the individual crown at the
conference meet six times and have had four
different girls earn 1st Team All-State honors a
total of seven times. We are very proud to say that
each of the teams that have qualified for state
have also earned Academic All-State honors.
The 2015 season will start on Sunday, August 16
with our traditional midnight practice to kick off the
season. There will be summer training
opportunities, open to anyone interested, available
on Monday and Wednesday mornings from late
June until the season starts. For more information
contact: Tim Olson (Head Cross Country Coach)
at tolson@wausauschools.org
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Attention Parents
Special WIAA Sports Exam Evening Hours for Students Participating in Middle or High School Sports
Aspirus Wausau Family Medicine
425 Wind Ridge Drive
(at the corner of Bridge Street and Westwood Drive)
Located on the 1st floor of the Aspirus Medical Education Center Building
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
3:30 - 7:30 PM
$30 per exam (check, cash or credit card)
Call the Clinic at 715-675-3391 for an appointment TODAY
We also offer sports exams during business hours by appointment only...same day/next day appointments
are available. Call: 715-675-3391.
Special $30 rate applies or we can bill your insurance company upon your request.
WIAA forms are available on site.
Backyurjax
Support your athlete by becoming a Backyurjax Booster Sponsor!
The 2015-16 All Sports Book will feature a Booster Sponsorship page and an Advertising page in each sport
season book..
Sample Backyurjax Sponsor ($10)
Sponsor
Student
Activity
Don & Judy Brown
Sue Johnson
Steve & Pam Fox
Bob & Lily Jones
Susie
Jim Taylor
Brittney
Shane
Girls Swim & Soccer
Football & Basketball
Swimming & Track
Wrestling & Golf
Sample Parent Ad ($35)
Good Luck, John
Have a great baseball season!
Love, Dad & Mom
Deadline is June 1, 2015! For questions, please call Mr. Greg Harvey at 715-261-0655.
All Sports Booster Sponsor & Advertising Page Order Form
Sponsor Name _______________________________Student Name ____________________________
Address ____________________________________________Phone # _________________________
Events student participates in ___________________________________________________________
Backyurjax sponsorship ($10) __________ Parent Ad ($35) ____________
Message ____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Return this form and your check made payable to Backyurjax to: All Sports Program
2607 N 18th Street
Wausau, WI 54403
Wausau East High School Second Semester
May
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Eastside Spring Concert, 7:00 PM - East Auditorium
Scholarship Night, 7:00 PM - Auditorium
C.A.F.E., 5:00-8:00 PM
Senior Athletic Banquet, 5:30 PM - Jefferson St. Inn
Senior Academic Awards Assembly, 1:00 PM - Gym
Orchestra Concert, 7:30 PM - Auditorium
Physics Great America Trip
Memorial Day - No Classes
IB Banquet, 5:30-7:00 PM - Jefferson St. Inn
Seniors’ Last Day
June
1
5
8
9
Graduation, 7:30 PM - Gym
Final Exams
Final Exams
Final Exams; Students’ Last Day
Have a safe, fun
summer!!
Summer Office Hours
7:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Closed for lunch 12:00 - 12:30 PM
12:30 - 3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Closed Fridays June 19 - August 7
Mark Your Calendar for
August Registration!!
Freshman Orientation
Monday, August 17: 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM and
4:00 PM
Upperclassman Schedule Pick-Up
Thursday, August 13: 12:00 - 6:00 PM
Friday, August 14: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Mission Statement
The Mission of Wausau East High School is to positively impact the future by helping students reach their full potential in
a rigorous learning environment of respect, integrity, compassion and excellence.
WSD Continuous Nondiscrimination Notice
The Wausau School District does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy,
marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability. Federal law prohibits discrimination in education and
employment on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, sex, religion, or disability.
Anyone who believes that the Wausau School District has inadequately applied the principles and/or regulations of Title VI, Title VII, Title IX, Section
504 or the Americans with Disabilities Act, may file a complaint with the WSD Equity Director at the Longfellow Administration Center, 415 Seymour
Street, Wausau, Wisconsin 54402-0359, or by telephone at 715-261-0500.
Lub Wausau School District txwv tsis pub leejtwg ua saib tsis taus ib tus neeg twg txawm yog hais tias nej yog pojniam los yog txivneej, yog haiv neeg
dabtsi, ntseeg dabtsi, poj koob yawm txiv yog leejtwg, nyiam pojniam los yog txivneej li cas, muaj mob nkees li cas los yog xiam oob qhab li cas.
Kevcai nyob rau tebchaws no txwv tsis pub leejtwg yuav ua saib tsis taus nej yog nej tuaj nrhiav haujlwm ntawm peb txawm yog nej yog haiv neeg
twg, muaj noob nyoog li cas, cev nqaij daim ntawv yog xim dabtsi, nyiam pojniam txivneej, ntseeg dabtsi, los yog muaj kev xiam oob qhab li cas.
Yog leejtwg ntseeg tau hais tias lub khoog tsev kawm ntawv Wausau School District ua tsis raws li txojcai thiab/los yog cov lus teev tseg nyob rau Title
VI, Title VII, Title IX, Section 504 los yog Txojcai Tiv Thaiv Haiv Neeg Mekas uas Xiam Oob Qhab, nej sau tau ib tsab ntawv tsis txaus siab tuaj rau tus
saib xyuas tej teebmeem zoo li no uas yog tus WSD Equity Director nyob tom Longfellow Administration Center, 415 Seymour Street, Wausau,
Wisconsin 54402-0359, los yog hu rau nws ntawm tus xovtooj 715-261-0549.
El Distrito Escolar de Wausau no discrimina contra las personas por motivos de sexo, raza, religión, nacionalidad, ancestro, credo, embarazo, estado
civil, orientación sexual, o discapacidad física, emocional, mental o de aprendizaje. La Ley Federal prohíbe cualquier tipo de discriminación en la
educación y empleo por motivos de edad, raza, color, nacionalidad, sexo, religión o discapacidad.
Cualquier persona que crea que el Distrito Escolar de Wausau ha aplicado inadecuadamente los principios y/o reglas del Título VI, Título VII, Título IX,
Sección 504 o del Acta para Americanos con Discapacidades, podrá presentar una denuncia ante el Director de Igualdad del Distrito Escolar de
Wausau al Centro de Administración Longfellow, 415 Seymour Street, Wausau, Wisconsin 54402-0359, o por teléfono al 715-261-0596.