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WAUSAU EAST HIGH SCHOOL
April 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
2-4
West Side Story
5
Prom
6
Graduation Information
7
Student Services News 8-10
IB Exam Schedule
11
Department News
12-13
Key Club
14
Counseling/
15-18
Career Center
Congratulations, East Curling Team!
Congratulations to
the East varsity
curling team on their
second place finish
in the state
tournament. Led by
senior skip Ben
Shiverick, the East
boys won their pool
to face the
defending state
champ, Portage, in
the semi-finals.
They defeated
Portage in an extra Left to right: Garrett McLaughlin, Ben Shiverick, Noah Gordon
end, but fell to
and Tristan Contreras.
Pardeeville in the
finals. Congratulations, Lumberjacks!
Wausau East DECA Takes the Plunge!
On Friday, February 27, over 20 East DECA members participated in the
annual Polar Plunge for Special
Olympics. Ms. Ross went into
the event challenging her
students to raise more money as
a team than she as an
individual… and they did just
that! Together, the East DECA
team raised over $3,000! A
huge congrats to Andy King for
raising $400 on his own! East
DECA was announced as the
top school in the Wausau area
for fundraising as well as the fifth
place team overall for funds
raised at this event. As a new chapter, they are very excited about being
able to help out a great organization. Thank you to all staff and students
who supported this event!
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2015 State DECA Team
Congratulations to the following 2015
Wisconsin DECA competitors: Sam Thompson,
Andy King, Brenna Urmanski, Alex McDonald,
Logan Bailey, Tanner Frahm, Marcus Snow,
Jon Schafer, Haley Kreger and Breanne
Christian.
As a chapter, we brought back eight different
awards, each a wonderful tribute to the
involvement and dedication of our entire
chapter membership!
A HUGE congratulations to Haley Kreger
(pictured below on the right) for bringing home
two medals for her role plays in the event:
Apparel and Accessories - Individual Series.
The following individuals will be representing East DECA at the International DECA Competition in Orlando,
Florida in April:
Jon Schafer
Logan Bailey
Marcus Snow
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The Wausau East Skills USA Team Rocks Another
Competition!
The Wausau East Skills USA Team competed on February 26, at UW-Stout. The following students placed in
the top three:
1st Place - Team Problem Solving
3rd Place - Graphic Arts/T-shirt Printing
Left to right: Steph Rudolph, Ben Diny, Asianna Vongvilay
August Johansson
Congratulations, Lumberjacks, on a job well done!!
East Forensics Team Moves on to State!
The Wausau East Forensics Team attended the District Forensics
Competition on Tuesday, March 3, in Wisconsin Rapids. Members of the
team performed for different judges in three rounds of competition,
hoping to obtain scores high enough to move on to state.
At the end of the night, all members of the team scored well enough to
qualify for the State competition at
UW Madison on April 17.
Members of the team
include: Lucy Brown in Special
Occasion Speaking, Abby Sann
and Meredith Eichelberger in
Group Interpretation, Temi
Blagogee in Four Minute Speech,
Aileen Ida in Poetry and Caitlinn
Lucy Brown
Rosenberg in Farago. Hopefully, by
continuing to work hard and improve,
all will come home with gold medals from State!
Abby Sann and Meredith Eichelberger
Congratulations to all members
of the Wausau East Forensics Team!
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East Solo and Ensemble Results
Congratulations to the following students who have earned a performance at State Solo and Ensemble by
receiving a rating of I* at the District Festival:
♫ Kenna Bailey, flute solo
♫ Tamara Mickelson, flute solo
♫ Nadia Bauman, violin solo
♫ Dakota Osborn, piano solo
♫ Liam Bennett, trumpet solo
♫ Phelan Patten, cello solo
♫ Kaitlyn LaPorte, cello solo
♫ Katherine Plier, piano solo
♫ Elizabeth Lancaster, violin solo
♫ Brennen Pozorski, cello solo
♫ Anthony Masanz, double bass solo
♫ Barrett Stolzman, trumpet solo
♫ Wausau East Percussion Ensemble: Sam Greiser, Isaac Marquardt, Katherine Plier, Cory Schmidt, Adam
Schneider
♫ Wausau East Jazz Band: Landon Bailey, Will Beasley, Liam Bennett, Tami Blagogee, Paige Bootz, Isaac
Briquelet-Miller, Lilly Burgess, Austin Campbell, Connor Erickson, Kaitlin Erickson, Abbie Esterline, Emily
Geiger, Isaiah Hollman, Aileen Ida, Ethan Krohn, Caleb Lancaster, Isaac Marquardt, Anthony Masanz, Ian
McCue, CJ Nowak, Brittney Ozolins, Edythe Patten, Mitch Pfeiffer, Maggie Rislove, Rockwell Ryzbarczyk,
Barrett Stolzman
State Solo & Ensemble will be held on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at UW Stevens Point.
Lumberjack Pride Ticket Winners
The PBIS Committee would like to congratulate the following Lumberjack Pride ticket winners for January and
February. These students all received a “ticket” from a teacher or staff member for demonstrating our core
values of respect, integrity, compassion and excellence. Their names were selected in our weekly drawings,
they were recognized on the daily announcements and they were able to select an acknowledgement from
our Lumberjack Pride box containing prizes and gift certificates from East High School and local retailers.
Thank you, Lumberjacks, for choosing to do the right thing and helping to make our school environment
positive for everyone!
Alexis Pickard
Allison Reif
Amaya Czerwinski
Andrew Paterson
Angel Yang
Anna Walther
Arabella Schmitt
Ben Diny
Ben Hamilton
Carly Rowe
Carter Prey
Chase Frankel
Claudia Flores
Colin Warner
Cooper Wolfgram
Drew VanNatta
Dustin Memler
Emma Walters
Haley Bunkelman
Isaiah Mossak
Jasmine Xiong
Jenifer Lao
Josiah Williams
Jovan Parks
Julia Cravens
Kate Uttecht
Kaitlyn LaPorte
Lucas Barr
Max Sorenson
Max Zastrow
Michael Berndt
Mitch Pfeiffer
Moua Thor
Ojajuwon Sitte
Sam Kennedy
Samantha Schepp
Sarah Frazier
Sarah Heinrich
Savanna Kufahl
Ta Yang
Taylor Moses
Teagan Maier
Tess Barttelt
Tou Chang
Trevor King
Vinny Bonino
Will Ambord
Zach Ziebell
Zoe Bartishofski
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Cap, Gown & Announcement Delivery Date
Jostens will be here on Wednesday, April 29 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the
Community Room (F125) for the distribution of caps, gowns and senior
announcements that were ordered in November. Please make checks
payable to JOSTENS.
The wearing of caps and gowns is a tradition that represents a common level
of achievement and personal worth regardless of the individual differences
between people. They are symbols of academic achievement that have
managed to survive over the years and continue here at Wausau East High
School. Only students who have a cap and gown may take part in the
graduation ceremony. Again, all students need to be furnished with a complete unit (cap, gown and tassel).
Extras will be available for purchase. Please call the Student Services Office at 715-261-0651 and speak to
Ms. Hollander if you have not ordered a cap/gown. The fee for this keepsake gown kit is $30. If you are in
need of individual items, prices are as follows: Tassel - $10; Cap - $10; Gown - $10. NOTE: Red gowns, 1998
to present from previous graduates may also be used.
Attention Senior Athletes:
Mark Your Calendars for the
Senior Athletic Awards
Banquet
Sunday, May 17, 2015
5:30 PM at the Jefferson Street Inn
Invitations will be mailed the first week of
April to all athletes who have participated in a
sport this year.
Mark Your Calendars for the
22nd Annual Baccalaureate
Celebration
Sunday, May 31, 2015
7:00 PM in the
D.C. Everest High School Auditorium
Watch for more information in the May/June
issue of Notes Home!
Please contact Lisa Maahs at
lmaahs@jawis.org if you have any questions.
Attention: Parents, Alumni and Teachers!
On June 1 and 3, the Wausau School District will be hosting the 2015 Wausau East
and Wausau West graduation parties, respectively. Since 1999, the Wausau School
District has been involved with the graduation parties to celebrate the successes of
our graduates. Each party provides a safe, alcohol- and drug-free night filled with fun,
games, food and prizes. The parties are supported entirely by the generous support
of our community. Volunteers are needed - we cannot do it without your help! If
you would like to be a part of this great event by volunteering your time, please contact Kathy BuckliCroker at kbuckli5@aol.com
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C. A. F. E. 2015
Wednesday, May 13
5:00 - 8:00 PM
WAHISCAN News
Juniors should begin thinking about senior pictures for the 2015-2016 yearbook. In early May, a letter will be
mailed home to juniors and their parents/guardians with suggested photographers in the area and the
guidelines for senior pictures used in the yearbook. The guidelines for senior pictures must be followed,
and the suggested photographers are aware of the guidelines and agree to abide by them. If you have
questions, please call Jamie Woller, WAHISCAN Adviser, at 715-261-0650, ext 23153.
Driving and Parking Lot Behavior
Spring is right around the corner and with spring comes melting, mud and sometimes an increase in speed in
the parking lot or revving of engines. Everyone that uses the parking lot is expected to follow all posted
speed limit signs, no right turn signs, and no loitering signs. The revving of engines is never allowed. Please
stay on the road. For some of our drivers, the mud is an invitation to drive on the lawn; this will not be
tolerated at any time. We are proud of our building and grounds and take great care to keep them in tip-top
condition. The expectation for all drivers at all times is to stay on the road and refrain from ‘mudding’ up the
lawn. Thank you for your support and cooperation in this important safety matter. Our parking lot needs to
remain a safe area for everyone.
Respect, Integrity, Compassion and Excellence
Our core values of respect, integrity, compassion and excellence carry us through our school day. Learning
is at the heart of what we are here at school to do. Being on time, following behavioral expectations,
speaking respectfully, complying with staff requests and expectations is how we want our students to
perform. Currently, our student population is at 91% compliance; this means the majority of our students do
the right thing. This leads to pride in ourselves, pride in our school and Lumberjack Pride. When we do the
right things, we learn not just in the curricular subject areas, but we learn life lessons that will take us
throughout all of our experiences. Respect, integrity, compassion and excellence = Lumberjack Pride. Once
a Lumberjack, always a Lumberjack.
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On-Time Numbers
In February we improved on the unexcused tardies by 70, which is great, but we have not reached our goal of
fewer than 500 unexcused tardies. Excellent attendance is a life-long skill, an employability skill and an
important skill for school and work success. Many times students will say, “Once I have a job, of course, I’ll
be on time.” The reality is that being on time is a habit, a habit that is ingrained in us, and if we create a habit
of being on time, we will be on time for our commitments. On the other hand, when we have a habit of being
late, this carries over into all aspects of our lives. Being late shows a lack of respect or care. The good news
is that we can form new habits with hard work and dedication! Let’s reduce those tardies and reach our
school goal of 500 or fewer tardy behaviors. We can and we will! Our on-time graphs are shown below:
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Lumberjack Pride School-Wide Expectations
As the winter turns to spring, please take a moment to review the dress code for Wausau East. This will be
especially important when shopping for spring clothing. We all want to wear those new outfits, but if they
don’t fit the dress code, they cannot be worn at school. The temperatures vary in different parts of the
building, so please dress appropriately. Wausau East prides itself on providing a learning environment
conducive to academic achievement and excellence. In order to continue to maintain high standards of
academic achievement and student behavior, we are outlining the student expectations below:
Respect, Compassion, Integrity, and Excellence
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Social Networking: No cell phones in class; they are to be turned off and put away. No videotaping or
taking pictures of students or staff. Harassment or bullying has no place here and the consequence of
this behavior may be a school suspension and/or police action. No texting during class time.
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Dress Code: No hats; hats are to be placed in the lockers during the school day for both boys and girls.
Coats are not allowed in the classrooms; coats (winter, spring and fall jackets) are to be stored in student
lockers. Sweatshirts are allowed as well as hooded sweatshirts (without wearing the hood). Pants
must be up on the hip/waist area; boxers and/or briefs cannot be visible. Skirts must totally cover the
bottom and be at least fingertip length when arms are by the side. Straps must be one inch or wider with
no bra straps showing. No bare, off the shoulder or backless tops. Parents will be called to bring a
change of clothing should the outfit or article of clothing not meet our dress code.
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Parking Lot: Our parking lot is an area of concern. Driving to school and using the parking lot is a
privilege. Please follow all safety and speed limit laws; the parking lot is for all students and we need to
be respectful of each other’s property and vehicles. Revving of engines, intimidating other students,
burning out, or driving a vehicle that is not in good working condition will get parking privileges revoked.
You must have a valid driver’s license as well as a parking permit on any vehicle that is parked in our lot.
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Tolerance: We all have our differences, yet we all need to get along together. With 1000 students under
one roof, there are bound to be differences, but these differences do not have to divide us. Racial slurs,
sexual harassment or name calling will not be tolerated here at East in the classroom, resource centers,
lunchroom, commons, athletic events, parking lot – anywhere.
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Safety Drills: We practice monthly fire drills and will be practicing a lockdown drill as well as tornado
drills twice per year. Anytime we have a drill, we make sure to say, “This is just a drill”, to eliminate any
anxiety some students may feel. Code Red means there is a medical emergency and trained staff
respond.
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On-time Behavior: We need our students here and ON TIME!! Parents, we need your help and support
on this. Students must be in their seats and ready to learn when the bell rings, not walking into the school
or classroom when the bell rings. Students have five minutes to pass during classes; a warning bell rings
four minutes into the five minutes to alert students they need to get moving to class. Student meetings
are held to remedy the situation if students are late regularly. Detentions are given when the late
behavior gets excessive. Any more than three tardies per quarter is considered excessive.
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Lunch Room: Students should clean up after themselves in the lunchroom and
stay in the lunchroom until they are dismissed. Cleaning up your own mess is
your job, not the lunch ladies or custodians. It is expected that students will pick
up after themselves and help keep the lunchroom/commons clean.
These expectations for student behavior provide a safe learning environment for all
students. When students, parents and staff know what to expect, it brings a sense of
order and structure to school. Thank you for partnering with us to provide high
academic standards in a safe learning environment.
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INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
MAY 2015 EXAM SCHEDULE
The IB exams will be held from Monday, May 4 through Friday, May 22. Please mark your calendars with the
appropriate exam dates listed below. These exam dates are not negotiable. The IB exams take precedence
over athletic events, other school activities, family vacations, etc. Make-up exams (retakes) are usually held in
November. Exam locations, along with the time the students will be released from class, will be distributed to
students in mid-April.
DATE
AM
PM
Monday, May 4
English paper 1: 9-11:30, 2h
No exam
Tuesday, May 5
No exam
English paper 2: 12-2:30, 2h
Wednesday, May 6
Biology HL paper 1: 8-9:15, 1h
Biology HL paper 2: 9:30-12, 2h 15m
Psych SL/HL paper 1: 1-3:15, 2h
Thursday, May 7
Psych SL/HL paper 2: 8-9:15, 1h - SL
8-10:15, 2h - HL
Psych HL paper 3: 10:30-11:45, 1h
Biology HL paper 3: 1-2:30, 1h 15m
Friday, May 8
Physics SL/HL paper 1: 8-9:15, 45m/1h
Physics SL/HL paper 2: 9:30-12:00, 1h 15m, LC
No exam
Monday, May 11
No exam
Physics SL/HL paper 3: 12:00-1:45,
1 hr/1h 15m , LC
Tuesday, May 12
All Math SL paper 1: 9-10:45, 1h 30m
Spanish SL paper 1: 12:30-2:15, 1h 30m
Wednesday, May 13
Spanish SL paper 2: 9-10:45, 1h 30m
All Math SL paper 2: 12:30-2:15, 1h 30m
Thursday, May 14
History SL/HL paper 1: 9-10:30, 1h
Chemistry SL paper 1 & 2: 12-2:30, 2hr
Friday, May 15
Chemistry SL paper 3: 9-10:30, 1h
History SL/HL paper 2: 12:30-2:15, 1h 30 m
Monday, May 18
History SL/HL paper 3: 8-11, 2h 30m
French SL paper 1
German SL paper 1
12:30-2:15, 1h 30m
Tuesday, May 19
French SL paper 2: 9-10:45, 1h 30m
No exam
Wednesday, May 20
No exam
Anthro SL paper 1: 12:30-2, 1h
Thursday, May 21
Anthro SL paper 2: 9-11:30, 2h
No exam
Friday, May 22
No exam
German SL paper 2: 12:30-2:30, 1h 30m
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Health and Physical Education News
Lifetime Activities Physical Education class explored the countryside of Wausau East snowshoeing and cross
country skiing. They have been learning that exercising outside not only is good for you physically
(snowshoeing and cross country skiing at a moderate pace can burn 600 calories an hour) but also the
Vitamin D from the sun can help improve your mood, immunity and bone strength, and maybe most
importantly, gives a welcome break to prevent winter blues.
Self-defense and yoga are also units within the course. Students
attended the Woodson YMCA for a yoga class last semester and will
be participating in hot yoga this month at the YMCA. Officer Hartwig,
our school resource officer at East, has been leading our Self-defense
unit.
Students have learned
the important mental and
physical skills of selfdefense. Students got to
meet a special guest
speaker, Lah Thao, a
teacher at EEA and
owner of Rising Son
Mixed Martial Arts Gym.
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Freshman Health Teen Panel Discussion
Concluding the Teen Dating Violence Unit, we welcomed a panel of professionals to discuss with students
their role in keeping our community safe. Students also learned about the importance of making healthy
decisions. The panel discussed what could happen if teens were to be involved in the law and the legal
processes that would accompany those choices when dealing with sexual assault.
We’d like to thank the following panel members for spending the day with our classes:
Detective Kolb - Wausau Police Department
Theresa Wetzsteon - Deputy District Attorney
Lee Shipway - Counselor, Peaceful Solutions
John Klug - Juvenile Probation and Parole
Bo Morley and Derek Durante - Adult Probation and Parole
Tracy Fremming - Nurse who specifically deals with victims of abuse from St. Clare’s Hospital
Shannon Jarecki, Jessica Lind and Jamie Guensburg - Women’s Community
English Language Learner News
5/6/15 yog cov kawm qib siab hmo rau kev thov nyiaj pab cuam mus kawm ntawv qib
siab. 5/25/15 tsev kawm ntawv kaw vim yog Memorial Day.
Thaum lub 3 hlis ntuj tim 3 thiab 4 cov kawm ntawv qib 11 muaj xeem tus xeem ACT.
Qhov kev xeem no muaj raws li nram no: English, writing, reading, math, science. Yog
ib qhov pab rau cov kawm qib 11 kom lawv paub tias kev xeem mus kawm ntawv qib
siab zoo li cas rau li cas.
Tus me nyuam kawm ntawv uas kawm ntawv tau zoo yog nws tus kheej lub peev xwm, niam txiv txawj pab
thiab tus kws qhia ntawv pab qhia txoj kev kawm ntawv rau cov kawm. Lub neej nyob rau lub teb chaws Mem
Kuj no tsoom fwv xav kom txhua tus pej xeem txawj ntaub txawj ntawv txhua tus; tsoom fwv thiaj tau npaj txoj
kev kawm ntawv kom zoo rau txhua tus pej xeem tau kawm thaum tus neeg muaj lub hnub nyoog 3 xyoos
mus txog 18 xyoo. Neeg lub neej yuav vam meej taus yog kev kawm. Yog li no txhua lub teb chaws thiaj
muab txoj kev kawm los ua thawj rauj ruam ntawm neeg lub neej.
Feem coob ntawm peb tsoom Hmoob uas tuaj nyob rau hauv lub nroog Wausau yog tuaj hauv lub teb chaws
nplog tuaj yog li no kuv yuav muab cov kev kawm ntawv qhov sib txawv los qhia rau sawv daws paub txog.
Kev kawm ntawv hauv teb chaws nplog mas ua raws li kev paub ntawv ntawm tus tib neeg xws li koj loj loj
lawm los koj tsis tau kawm ntawv dua ces koj yuav tau kawm qib ib zuj zus mus; hos nyob rau hauv mem kuj
mas ua raws li tus neeg lub hnub nyoog xws li koj loj lawm ces koj yuav tau mus kawm cov chav kawm raws
koj lub hnub nyoog.
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Counselor Assignment
Attention Juniors!
It’s time to gear up for your final year at East!
Junior Parent Night
Tuesday, April 14, at 7:00 pm
A thru G
in the Large Group Room, D110
There will be information on the following topics:
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Alphabetical by
Last Name
Senior Schedules and Graduation
School Records
Post Secondary School Education
Campus and College Representative Visits
NCAA Eligibility
Juniors will meet with
Center
their counselors in May
Financial Aid
to finalize their senior
Scholarships
schedules and discuss
Plus More!
these topics.
Scholarship
Awards Night
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
7:00 PM
Counselor
John Boulanger, Dept. Chair
715-261-0661
Missy Cayley, 715-261-0664
Alison Ongna, 715-261-0667
Manee Vongphakdy,
715-261- 0663
H thru M
N thru R
S thru Z
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Counseling
Secretary
Gina Walters, 715-261-0677
Career Center
Coordinator
Sheila Frederick,
715-261-0657
Don’t Get Scammed!
The Wausau East Counseling Office and Career
Center have many FREE resources to help you
with your…
College search
 Scholarship search
 Financial aid
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East Auditorium
We invite you to join us!
Get Help Paying for College!
Submit a FAFSA
online at: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID
The FAFSA is the federal form that the U.S. Department of Education uses to determine how much federal
aid you qualify for. The college you applied to will offer a financial aid package that may include grants,
work-study or loans.
The FAFSA is FREE so do not pay anyone to complete it for you.
For more information, stop in the Counseling Office or Career Center.
Get an early estimate; use the FAFSA4caster (fafsa4caster.ed.gov) to estimate how much financial aid you
might qualify for.
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Summer ACT and SAT
Juniors considering post-secondary education can take the ACT or SAT. Registration materials are available
in the Counseling Office or the Career Center.
ACT
Test Date: June 13, 2015
Regular Registration: May 8, 2015
SAT
Test Date: May 2, 2015
Regular Registration: April 6, 2015
Test Date: June 6, 2015
Regular Registration: May 8, 2015
Students planning to attend UW-Madison, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities or Marquette are required to
take the ACT Plus Writing. Students are responsible for checking with the college admissions office for
testing requirements.
State of Wisconsin
Higher Educational Aids Board
Reciprocity: Wisconsin and Minnesota
Students from Wisconsin planning to attend the University of
Minnesota or Minnesota State colleges will pay a tuition rate that is
comparable to the in-state resident tuition rate of students from
Minnesota.
Students should apply after they have been admitted.
Forms are online at http://heab.state.wi.us/
For paper applications contact:
Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board
Reciprocity Program
P. O. Box 7885
Madison, WI 53707-7885
Scholarship News
Scholarship applications, including requirements are located in the Scholarship Box in the Career Center.
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Backyurjax Athletic Scholarship: Due April 6
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Wausau YWCA Garden Club: Due April 6
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Carrie Crystal Stuckert Art Scholarship: Due
April 25
Marathon County Agricultural Society of
Wisconsin Valley Fair: Due April 15
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AB Nicolas Scholarship: Due April 25
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Wausau Police Benefit Scholarship: Due May 8
Marathon County Deputy Sheriff’s Law
Enforcement Scholarship: Due April 17
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WI Towns Association: Due May 30
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Plus More!
Check out the following websites for scholarships: www.fastweb.com and www.collegeboard.com
There are many reliable scholarship search tools available for FREE, so do not pay anyone to help
you find a scholarship.
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Looking for Something Fun to Do This Summer?
Check out these Pre-college Summer Programs!
UW- Pre-college Camps:
For more information go to http://precollege.wlearn.com/
Summer Enrichment Scholarships are now available.
Juniors ~ Summer is a Great Time to Take a Campus Tour!
WI Private College Week
July 13-18, 2015
More information is available on their website: www.WisconsinMentor.org
UW Campus Tours
College tours are offered throughout the summer. The dates and times are
available online at:
http://www.uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/preparing/campustours.aspx
Scholarships for Summer Camps
East High School is again the recipient of a $5,000 Grant from the Judd S. Alexander
Foundation. As in the past, this money is to be used to provide scholarships to students
who wish to participate in an academic enrichment experience during the upcoming
summer.
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Student must be a current ninth, tenth or eleventh grader enrolled at East High School, or for those
students who will be spending at least one semester in school in the 2015-2016 academic year enrolled at
East High School.
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The program must be academic in nature. Some examples would include: band leadership,
youth/government leadership, group global language trips, science, art, debate, forensics or journalism
classes. No athletic events are permitted.
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Student must provide some portion of the funds themselves.
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Student will be asked to provide proof that scholarship funds were used for the program applied
for. If funds are taken and not used for summer enrichment program, student will be required to return
scholarship money back to East High School.
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Student must type a paper which includes a thank you for the funds as well as a detailed description of
the highlights of their summer activity and how the event enriched their academic experience at East H.S.
This report will be collected in September of 2015. A letter will be sent home in August reminding the
student of their obligation to the Foundation. The student should also include pictures in their report of
their experience where applicable.
Applications may be picked up anytime now through Monday, April 20, from Mr. Fischer in the Social
Studies Office, B218 or the IB Office, D113. Completed applications need to be turned in by Friday,
April 24 to Mr. Fischer. Scholarships will be awarded by Tuesday, May 12.
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Notes Home
Remember to check out E-Flyers for the latest non-profit community and school-sponsored events.
You can access E-Flyers here or by clicking on the E-Flyers button on the top bar of the website.
Come Travel to France
July 7-15, 2016
Contact Madame Zelent at rzelent@wausauschools.org for
more information.
Adults are welcome to join us!
The Jack Shack Has Spring Fever
As the end of the school year creeps up, make sure to stop in the Wausau East Jack Shack to buy a
clearance Wausau East t-shirt for only $5! Also, as the rainy season approaches, think about getting
yourself a new jacket to stay dry. Stop in to see all of the Lumberjack Pride items and apparel that will be
sure to show your support of the spring athletes! Thank you for supporting Wausau East and The Jack
Shack. We appreciate your business!
April 2015
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Wausau East High School Second Semester
April
13
14
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17 - 18
19
20
24
25
27 - 28
29
May
9th Grade Parent Mtg. with Dr. Peck,
6:30-7:30 PM - Large Group Room/ D110
Junior Parent Night, 7:00 PM Large Group Room/D110
State Forensics
Spring Musical, 7:00 PM - Auditorium
Spring Musical, 2:00 PM - Auditorium
National Honor Society Induction,
7:00 PM - Auditorium
Teacher Inservice - No Classes
Prom
Variety Show, 7:00 PM - Auditorium
Variety Show Assembly, Time TBD
2
5
6
13
17
19
20
22
25
27
29
State Solo & Ensemble
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 Street 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 Street Inn
Seniors’ Last Day
June
1
TBD
TBD
Graduation, 7:30 PM - Gym
Final Exams
Students’ Last Day
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.
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