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Einstein News
Einstein Middle School
19343 3rd Ave NW
Shoreline, WA 98177
206.393.4730
http://schools.shorelineschools.org/einstein/
April 2015
Einstein Middle School PTSA 6.12.75
PTSA Website
Volume VII, Issue 8
In This Issue
Click to go to Page
2
Drama
3
School Happenings
4
Student Activities
5
Principal's Page
6
Open House
7
Testing Schedule
8
PTSA
9
More PTSA
10 Library
11 Music Notes
12 Sports
8th Graders visit the University of Washinton campus
13 Community
14 Calendar
Check the Lost and
Found!
“If I were not a physicist,
I would probably be a
musician. I often think in
music. I live my daydreams
in music. I see my life in
terms of music.”
- Albert Einstein
Students, please check the Einstein
Lost & Found in the SAC and near
the Gym. You may find belongings
you didn’t even realize you were
missing. Jackets, hats, lunchboxes,
silverware, shoes, purses—even cell
phones and student ID cards! Don’t
delay—everything that remains on
Wednesday, April 29, will be donated
to The WORKS for local families in
need.
Volunteer
Opportunities
The Spring Teacher Appreciation
Luncheon will be May 8th. Watch
for an email with a link to sign up to
contribute items! Stay tuned and mark
your calendar of this important date!
The Einstein News, a joint publication of Einstein Middle School and the Einstein Middle School PTSA, is published monthly during the
school year. Next issue 5/1/15; deadline 4/16/15 . Send text in an email or as a .doc to einsteinmiddleschoolnews@gmail.com
Einstein News 4.2015
Drama 2
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The Tale of Snow White
Einstein Drama Club Spring Play
The cast of The Tale of Snow White
The Tale of Snow White is not just another Snow White
play! Have no fear! This fresh and funny adaptation will
make even the most jaded folks laugh out loud as it
expands the Brothers Grimm tale with new characters
who have always lived between the lines of the classic
fairy tale. This version, using a fun frame story of a
contemporary mom reading to her bickering children,
is loaded with bright new faces and comedic twists. We
meet a gaggle of forest animals, friendly Dwarf Villagers, a
troupe of ladies-in-waiting with a penchant for limericks,
the Huntsman’s squabbling conscience and even a nerdy
governmental representative from the Department of
Natural Resources trying to keep the forest dwellers
from ruining the environment!
Wednesday, April 15, 7:00 pm
Thursday, Arpil 16, 7:00 pm
Shorewood High School Auditorium
Tickets: $5 at the door
Box office opens at 6:30 pm
Shorewood High School proudly
presents
Two seemingly sweet and gentle spinster aunts hide a
sickening secret in their basement, while Teddy Roosevelt,
Frankenstein, and Einstein haunt the old Brooklyn home.
Come see if any of the Brewster family is sane enough to
survive!
April 2, 3 & 4 at 7:30 PM
April 9, 10 & 11 at 7:30 PM
Tickets $10 available at
brownpapertickets.com
$8 students and seniors;
$12 at the door
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School Happenings 3
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Math Olympiad
The 17th annual Shoreline Math Olympiad was held this
year on "Pi Day" March 14, 2015 at Shoreline Community College. Over 650 Mathletes competed including 26
students from Einstein: Logan Gnanaprogasam, Caroline
Gugger, Sophia Keen, Na Eun Kim, Fred Lui, Joe Lynch,
Imran Majeed, Nathan Nguyen, Molly Stamey, Jonathan Zhou, Trina Kha, Charlie Miller, Jessica Hwee, Kha-
Science Fiction Writing
ContestWinners
Three Einstein students won awards in the EMP's Write
Out of This World: Sci-Fi and Fantasy Short Story Contest.
Tucker Cornell won 1st place for her story Beyond the
Window, Mark Polyakov won 2nd place for Rematerialize,
and Jose Gandara won 3rd place for Fame! Click HERE to
read their stories. Congratulations Tucker, Mark and Jose!
Washington State Reflections
Finalist
Congratulations to Athena Pentcholov! She is a finalist
in the Washington State Reflections photography
competition, and her piece "The world would be a
better place if there was a cure" will be moving on to the
National Reflections competition.
8th Grade AVID Class Selected
liun Purevdorj, Deanna Han, Kai Wang, Kathleen Nguyen,
Veronica Lee, Maria Babcock, Jamie Forschmiedt, Kolby
Hart, Lucas Kleyn, Chris Lawson, Kevin Lee, Emily Nguyen,
and Mark Polyakov. The Einstein Math Club is coached by
math teacher Garth Riley.
Einstein 7th graders took home 1st and 2nd place for team
awards, and 1st place and 4th place for 8th grade teams.
Both the 7th and 8th grade First Place teams achieved a
perfect score out of the 15 teams registered!
7th grade individual medals were awarded to Jonathan
Zhou 1st place (perfect score!), Logan Gnanaprogasam
2nd, Imran Majeed 5th, Fred Lui 6th, Nathan Nguyen 7th,
and Caroline Gugger 11th place, out of 55 particpants.
8th grade individual medals were awarded to Jamie
Forschmiedt 2nd, Charlie Miller 3rd, Chris Lawson 3rd,
Maria Babcock 4th, Kevin Lee 5th place and Mark Polyakov
7th place out of 56 participants.
Einstein competed against Kellogg Middle School,
Shoreline Christian, Evergreen, St. Luke, St. Mark, and
Kings Jr High students.
Students were selected for next year’s 8th Grad AVID class.
There was a lot of excitement and a few tears of joy as the
group was congratulated by counselor Lauren Paulhamus
and Assistant Principal Nyla Fritz. These students made
the commitment that they will go to college. They will
continue their preparation by taking at least one honors
class next year in conjunction with the AVID elective class
and teachers’ guidance and support. Later this month
the selected 7th graders will join the 8th graders who
were selected for Shorewood's AVID elective and they
will celebrate with a signing party. Thanks everyone for
supporting us on our journey to prepare all students to
succeed! And thanks to Nyla and Lauren for your efforts
to make a difference!
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Student Activities 4
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Interested in Joining Einstein Clubs or Afterschool Activities?
An ASB card is required for all students participating in after school activities. They are $25, and available in the main office before
and after school, or during lunch. Please see your counselor if you need help with a scholarship. Club Advisors will be checking to
see that all students have an ASB card. Get your card so you are able to attend your favorite Clubs!
ACTIVITIES
Information about clubs and other extracurricular activities
can be found on the Activities Page of the website. Students
participating in after school clubs or athletics are eligible to
take the Activity Bus on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.
Unless otherwise noted, activities are 3:00 – 4:30
TUESDAY ACTIVITIES:
• Advanced Jazz Band (H-15, Halferty) 7:30-8:20 AM
• City of Shoreline Activities (SAC and Gym)
• AV “SOFA” Club (H-15, Halferty)
• Robotics Club (L-4, Thurber)
• Tiger Tutoring (Library, Teeters)
• GSA (D-5, Flatters & Zwack): 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 4/28, 5/12 & 5/26
WEDNESDAY ACTIVITIES:
• DACB Club (D-11, Moreno)
• Yearbook Club (E-8, Wheaton)
• Video Game Club (A-7, Riley)
• Tardy Tank / Afterschool Detention (B-2, Aspen)
• Pizza and Books (Library, Dame)
THURSDAY ACTIVITIES:
• Advanced Jazz Band (H-15, Halferty), 7:30 – 8:20 AM
• Latino Club (E-8, Wheaton)
• Math Club (A-7, Riley)
• City of Shoreline Activities (SAC & Gym)
• Newspaper Club (L-4, Thurber)
• Tiger Tutoring (Library, Teeters)
FRIDAY ACTIVITIES
• Jazz Combo (H-15, Halferty), 7:00 – 7:30 AM
• Jazz Band / Advanced Jazz Band (H-15, Halferty), 7:30 – 8:20 AM
ACTIVITY BUS ROUTE 320 COVERS THE WEST/
SOUTH SIDE
4:45 pm
Depart Einstein Gym area
4:50 pm
Syre Elementary
4:57 pm
Richmond Beach Library
5:04 pm
Shorewood HS
5:08 pm
Highland Terrace Elementary
ACTIVITY BUS ROUTE 318 COVERS THE EAST/
NORTH SIDE
4:45 pm
Depart Einstein Gym area
4:50 pm
YMCA driveway N at 192nd
4:53 pm
Echo Lake Elementary
4:57 pm
1st Ave NE @ N 187th St.
5:03 pm
Meridian Park Elementary
5:10 pm
Parkwood Elementary
YEARBOOK SALES:
Einstein Office will be open April 1-17 for
yearbook sales. We have 100 books left for sale
for the 2014-2015 school year. $25 with ASB,
$30 w/o ASB. The office is open 7:30-4:00 and
can accept cash or checks. The books can also be
purchased online with credit card. Click HERE for
online payments.
If there are any leftover books they will be for
sale beginning June 1.
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Principal’s Page 5
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Principal Clark’s
Comments
Science Presentation
Dear Families,
Please join me and the Einstein Staff for our Annual Spring
Open House on Wednesday, April 8th at 6:30 PM. The
informal evening is a time to get together and to celebrate
Einstein PRIDE. The Einstein PTSA and I will be honoring
parents and staff for their outstanding service and
leadership at 6:30 in the cafeteria.
The evening will feature Einstein musicians—both choir
and jazz band will perform—and Einstein artists will share
an interactive art exhibit in the SAC from 7-8:00PM.
The office staff will be selling Einstein spirit-wear and the
Library will host their annual book fair. All our teachers will
be available for a meet and greet throughout the evening.
Please see the following page for the complete schedule.
We hope you can join us.
Stephanie Clark, Principal
Science Teacher, Briahna Attebery, and 2 students, gave a
presentation at the Shoreline Public Schools Foundation
breakfast on Thursday, March 26. They talked about the
impact that SPSF grants have on Einstein classrooms,
especially the Interactive Science Notebook and the Kids
in Medicine Pig Heart Dissection Project and how they
enhance student learning and support the EMS science
curriculum.
Einstein Safe Route to School –
Project Update
Last year, the City of Shoreline approved new pedestrian
improvements in and around Einstein. The construction
has been postponed until summer when students will be
out of school to minimize risk to students. The project
design is complete and is scheduled to start approximately
6/22/15 and end approximately 8/28/15.
The project will include:
• Replacing driveways on NW 195th St to match the
elevation of the new sidewalk.
• Constructing accessible access from the NW 195th St.
sidewalk to the NW corner of the site. Adding curb ramps
at the entrance.
• Revising the pedestrian entrance at 3rd Ave. NW
(north of driveways) and constructing new curb ramps to
replace the existing ones.
8th Grade Gardeners
• Restriping both crossings on school property at the 3rd
Ave. NW side.
More information is available on the City of Shoreline
website.
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Spring Open House 6
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Einstein News 4.2015
Spring Testing Schedule 7
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TEST SCHEDULE FOR EINSTEIN STUDENTS
Our spring testing schedule can look quite busy at first glance! One of our goals during the testing window is to try to
keep school moving forward as usual with minimal disruption. To accomplish that goal, this year students will be testing
in one of their regular classes each testing day and then attending their other normally scheduled classes. For example,
if your student has Social Studies 2nd period, he/she will start the ELA Non-Performance Task on Tuesday, April 14th
during 2nd period and then finish the test on his/her Social Studies block period day, which is Thursday, April 16th. Your
student will attend all other classes as they are regularly scheduled on testing days. The following calendar outlines the
testing schedule. The daily schedule (6 periods or block schedule) is a little different the weeks of May 4th and May 18th.
The days without shading are non-testing days, with a 6 period schedule. The days shaded green are testing days with a 6
period schedule. The days shaded purple are testing days with a 1-3-5 period block schedule, and the days shaded orange
are testing days with a 2-4-6 period block schedule. Each testing day lists the type of test the students will be taking, and in
which class the test will be taken.
There are 5 types of tests:
• English / Language Arts – Non-performance Task (ELA – Non Perf.)
• English / Language Arts – Performance Task (ELA – Perf. Task)
• Math – Non-performance Task (Math – Non Perf.)
• Math – Performance Task (Math – Perf. Task)
• Science MSP (8th grade students only)
Einstein News 4.2015
PTSA 8
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PTSA Board 2014-2015
Co-Presidents
Anne Alonzi-Aw & Patty Austin
PTSA President’s Message
Anne Alonzi-Aw and Patty Austin, PTSA Co-Presidents
einsteinpresident@gmail.com
Spring has Sprung!
Secretary
Michelle Ryder
Spring has just arrived, and with it, some of the most exciting PTSAsponsored events of the year. All of the 8th graders were able to visit
the University of Washington recently, giving them a vision of what their
future could hold if they work hard. The 7th Graders were able to dissect
hearts and see the importance of working in the medical or engineering
fields. Of course, as the weather turns warm, many of our students
will have a hard time thinking of anything except summer vacation. As
parents, we need to do our best to help them stay focused and finish out
the school year strong.
einsteinsecretary@gmail.com
Treasurer
Craig Yamane
einsteintreasurer@gmail.com
Legislation
Suzanne Gugger (7th) and Carrie Campbell (8th)
einsteinlegislation@gmail.com
Public Affairs
Rachel Snyder
Einstein’s Spring Open House on April 8th will also host our second PTSA
General Membership meeting of the year. We will vote in our new officers
and also honor some very deserving people. You don’t want to miss it!
Site Council
Betsy Rand, Maria Ales & Mandi Counter
We still need to fill several officer positions for next year. If you are
interested in serving on the PTSA board and helping Einstein to become
an even better place for our kids, then contact us! Most jobs are not
difficult or time-consuming, and we need everyone’s help to keep our
PTSA strong.
Student Affairs
Vicky Jaquish
Enjoy the spring sunshine!
einsteinpublicaffairs@gmail.com
einsteinsitecouncil@gmail.com
einsteinstudentaffairs@gmail.com
Patty and Anne
Ways & Means
Reiko Shigemoto
einsteinwaysandmeans@gmail.com
Volunteer Coordinator
Allison Taylor
einsteinvolunteers@gmail.com
Newsletter
Mary Lynn Antush & Diana Nielsen
einsteinmiddleschoolnews@gmail.com
Website
Jim Eaton
einsteinwebsite@gmail.com
PTSA Meetings
PTSA meetings are typically on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, although
the schedule may change from month to month. Dates will be posted in
the newsletter, and also on the PTSA and school websites. Everyone is
welcome to attend these meetings. Please join us!
Upcoming meeting dates:
• Tuesday 4/8/2014 @ 6:30 PM – Cafeteria at the Open House
• Tuesday 5/12/15 @ 6:30 PM – Staff Lounge
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More PTSA 9
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Suzanne Gugger and Carrie Campbell PTA Legislative
Directors
The legislative session is now officially half over. Bills
which did not pass out of their house of origin are now
likely dead for the remainder of the season. Once a bill
passes from the house it originates in, it needs to pass
the other legislative body and be signed by the governor
in order to become law.
One of the less often talked about concerns with fully
funding basic education in Washington State is the lack
of adequate facilities in many districts to accommodate
the reduced class sizes that the McCleary Decision
and the recently passed I-1351 (reduced class size
voter initiative) require. The Washington State Senate
is offering bipartisan legislation to help address the
growing need for elementary, middle and high school
facilities and the bill, SB 6080, will be heard in the
Ways and Means Committee this month. (For March 27
legislative action click HERE.)
Enjoy writing
and editing?
We are looking for one more
volunteer to help with the PTSA
newsletter next year. We have
someone to design and layout
the newsletter. Now we need
someone interested in organizing,
editing and soliciting articles
each month. Very fun job!
Work from home! Send an email
to Diana and Mary Lynn at
einsteinmiddleschoolnews@gmail.
com. The newsletter is a joint
staff/PTSA monthly publication,
and is a great way to keep
updated on what is going on at
school.
With over 2000 bills being offered in Olympia, it can
sometimes be difficult to follow. This session, follow
the PTA legislative interests with the Bill Tracker, follow
us on Twitter @WSPTALEG, or email questions to
legconsultant@wastatepta.org. Let us know what your
priorities are as we hit our stride in the 2015 Legislative
Session.
Cut here and return to Einstein PTSA via the school office: 19343 3rd Ave NW, Shoreline, WA 98177
PTSA Membership and/or Pass-the-Hat Donation Form
(Einstein’s ONLY PTSA Fundraiser!)You do not have to be a PTSA member in order to donate to Pass-the Hat!
Name(s) __________________________________
Address___________________________________
Student’s Name_____________________________
Student’s pride teacher___________________
Membership for individual $15.00
Membership for two $25.00
Pass-the-Hat (your donation)
Total amount in envelope
$____________
$____________
$____________
$____________
The Student Directory, which is one of the benefits of joining the Einstein PTSA, will be sent home with your student.
Please make checks payable to Einstein PTSA. The Einstein PTSA is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax
deductible to the extent allowed by law. To double your impact, check with your employer about matching donations.
Thank you for your support! Mail to: 19343 3rd Ave NW, Shoreline, WA 98177
Einstein News 4.2015
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Lines from the Library
Anne Dame, Librarian
April Events:
Field Trip: We are looking forward to taking our Reading
Tech students and our English Language Learners on a
field trip to the Shoreline Public Library on April 7th. We
will take a tour of the facility, sign up for library cards,
and hear spoken word poet Rose McAleese while we
are there. A huge shout-out of thanks to our PTSA for
granting us the money to make this field trip possible.
Look for photos in the next issue of the newsletter.
Book Fair and Open House: The library will be hosting
a Book Fair from April 1st to 9th and will be open for
business during the Open House on April 8th. Teachers
will have wish lists available to supplement their
classroom libraries. The book fair will also be available
online! We would love to have some parent volunteers
help us run the cash registers before school, during
lunches, and after school. If you are willing to help,
please contact me at anne.dame@shorelineschools.org.
Do you have something to read over spring break?
If not, check out one of these New Titles:
"Ninth Ward" by Jewell Parker Rhodes. Lanesha lives
in the 9th ward of New Orleans. Her beloved caretaker
Volunteers needed:
The library needs volunteers to help out with
our book fair April 2nd-9th. No experience
needed, job training provided! Please contact
the librarian at anne.dame@shorelineschools.
org if you could help from 8-8:30 am, during
lunches, or 3-3:30 pm. We will also need help
during the Open House on April 8th from
7-8:30 pm. Even taking just one shift would be
greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
predicts the coming of Hurricane Katrina and together
they prepare for the onslaught of the terrible storm.
"Sasquatch in the Paint" by Kareem Abdul-Jabar. Theo
has always loved science but a recent growth spurt
makes everyone think he should be a basketball star. In
the midst of science club and basketball, he is accused of
stealing so he sets out to find the actual thief.
"World War II Day by Day" by Antony Shaw. An
abundance of primary source photos, maps, and graphs
plus a day by day description of what happened during
WWII make this a fascinating book to read cover to cover
or just browse casually.
Thank you! A huge thank you to the Shoreline Foundation for the funding to purchase new informational texts
to supplement our Social Studies and Health curricula. I know the 8th grade Social Studies team is excited to
use these books to support their CBA (Classroom Based Assessment).
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Music Notes 11
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Upcoming Concert Dates
April 2
April 8
May 2
June 3
June 10
Jun 11
Concert Band Concert, 7:00 PM, Einstein Cafeteria
Einstein Open House – Jazz Band & Choirs perform – 6:30 PM, Einstein Cafeteria
SKMEA MS Solo & Ensemble Festival – All Day, Meadowdale Middle School
Einstein Spring Band Concert, 7:30 PM, Einstein Gym
Einstein Spring Choir Concert, 7:30 PM, Shorewood Theater
Einstein Spring Orchestra Concert, 7:30 PM, Shorewood Theater
Einstein combined choirs received high scores at the SKMEA Middle School Choral Festival at
Trinity Lutheran Church
Did You Know?
A Feature about the Benefits of Music Education
Music training is far superior to computer instruction in dramatically enhancing abstract reasoning skills necessary
for learning math and science. Learning music at an early age causes long-term enhancement of spatial-temporal
reasoning. Source: Frances Rauscher, PhD, University of California, Irvine.
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EINSTEIN WRESTLING TEAM
The Einstein wrestling team took home 2nd place
Wednesday at the SnoKing District Wrestling
Championships. With twenty wrestlers in the
tournament the Tigers had seventeen kids place fifth
or better. As he has done all season, 8th grader Nick
Lotz won his matches in dominating fashion to take
first place at 98 pounds and complete a perfect 10-0
season. Joining Lotz with both a championship and an
undefeated season was 7th grader Devin Leach at 108
pounds. Leach finished the season 8-0. Also taking
home first place medals for Einstein were 7th grader
Kody Carpenter at 88 pounds and 8th grader Murad
Atayev at 248 pounds. Congratulations on a great
season Einstein.
SnoKing Wrestling Championships at Everett High
School results
88: Kody Carpenter 1st place
93: Hunter Lowden 3rd place, Ian Paulsen 5th place
98: Nick Lotz 1st place
103: Curt Tanaka 3rd place, Kaito Nasu 5th place
108: Devin Leach 1st place
113: Shinkwang Moon 3rd place
118: Nelson Tardie 2nd place
123: Charlie Miller 3rd place
128: Salem Al-Buturky DNP
133: Jordan King 3rd place
140: Josh Harazim 2nd place
148: Voix Bull DNP
157: Josiah Tviet 3rd place
167: Phillip Ball 2nd place
178: Thomas Newkirk DNP
188: Dylan Koidal 5th place
218: Alex Maxwell 3rd place
248: Murad Atayev 1st place
7TH GRADE BASKETBALL ENJOYING THEIR END-OF-THE SEASON CELEBRATION
Most Improved: Mary Haanen
Most Inspirational: Lauren Cornell
Coach’s Award: Shay Ryder
MVP: Sabrina Musye.
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Community 13
Community activities and events are included as a service to our families and students. These activities are NOT
sponsored by the School District and the District assumes no responsibility for conduct or safety of the activities.
Attention Young Scientists
You won't want to miss the expanded Shoreline STEM
Festival on May 9, 2015 at Shoreline Community College,
with a student science fair, hands-on STEM fun, robotics
demonstrations, and STEM Career expo. You can design
and present a project in the science fair, or just come to
experience the exhibits and demonstrations. This year
will be bigger than ever, with the UW Mobile planetarium,
Reptile Man, Boeing engineers, Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center, Army Corps of Engineers and more - all
on site and ready to share their passion for knowledge
and inquiry! The festival is brought to our community with
the support of Shoreline Community College, Shoreline
Public Schools Foundation, and Shoreline School District.
Details for all can be found at: www.shorelinesciencefair.
org. Registration deadline for the science fair is April 3,
2015. Registration and entrance to the festival are all
completely FREE!
Join The Shoreline-Lake Forest
Park Arts Council for a SUMMER
Season of FUN!
Register HERE for our 2015 arts camps.
NEW! Art4Teens Camp: July 27-31, 9:00 – 3:30, Shoreline
Center
This camp is a multi-disciplinary art experience (similar
to August Arts Camp). Designed for campers 6th grade &
above.
Shoreline Jazz Camp: August 3-7 & 10-11, 9:00 – 1:00,
Shorecrest High School Performing Arts Center
Young musicians learn and play with some of the region’s
most accomplished teachers and performers. The camp
includes instruction in large and small ensembles, and a
series of master classes to refine their individual skills and
understanding of Jazz. Designed for campers 7th grade &
above.
August Arts Camp (3rd - 6th grade): August 3-7, 9:00 –
3:30, Shoreline Center
Students explore several areas of the arts with
accomplished teaching artists. Designed for campers 3rd
through 6th grade.
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A limited number of scholarships are available for
students who reside within the Shoreline School District
boundaries and qualify for the free or reduced lunch
program. Contact Kelly Lie, Arts Education Manager, for
questions: artsed@shorelinearts.net or 206.417.4645.
Summer Camps
Summer is a time for relaxation and lazy days by the
lake. But kids need activity and supervision too! Check
out these wonderful options for summer time fun. Ask
organizations about scholarships and financial assistance
if needed.
• UW youth programs (most are full at this point)
http://www.summer-camp.uw.edu/about/uw-resources/
• Shoreline Parks and Rec: C.I.T. Summer Camp (Be a
counselor in training with Camp Shoreline!) and Loco
Camp (Hang out, play games, swim, hike and go on
adventures throughout the Puget Sound region!) Or take
part in some great Shoreline Rec sponsored summer
trips! See the City of Shoreline website for more details!
•The Evergreen School offers day and weeklong
camps all summer long! From chess to coding to magic
there is something for everyone.
• UW Neuroscience Bloomin Brains summer camp!
7/13-7/17. Details HERE.
• Stanford Youth Orchestra! California, 7/6-7/26
• US/Japan Summer Cultural Experience at Keio
Academy in New York!
• Access Exeter summer camp in New Hampshire
• Vera Project: Interested in performing, recording
or writing music? Check out these awesome Seattle
summer opportunities!
•The Pacific Science Center is offering some AMAZING
camps this summer!
• Marine Summer camps through the Seattle
Aquarium.
• Terrific Art Camps at Gage Academy!
• And don't forget the Dale Turner YMCA summer
outdoor leadership camps!
• STEM summer camps around Seattle.
• And so many more!!! http://www.
seattlesummercamps.com
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Calendar 14
April 2015
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APRIL
4/2
THU Concert Band concert, 7:00 PM, Einstein Cafeteria
4/3
FRI
Talent Show – Assembly Schedule
4/6
MON No School
4/8
WED Spring Open House, 6:30-8:30 PM, Cafeteria
4/10 FRI
Student of the Quarter, 7:30 AM
4/15 WED Spring Play, 7:00 PM, Shorewood HS Theater
4/15 THU Spring Play, 7:00 PM, Shorewood HS Theater
4/20 – 4/24
No School – Spring Break
MAY
5/2
SAT
5/7
THU
5/9
SAT
5/11 – 5/15
5/12 TUE
5/14 THU
5/22 FRI
5/25 MON
5/28 THU
SKMEA Middle School Solo & Ensemble Festival, All Day, Meadowdale Middle School
Track & Field meet @ Einstein, 3:45 PM
Shoreline STEM Festival, 10:00 AM, Shoreline Community College
Teacher Appreciation Week
PTSA meeting, 6:30 PM, Staff Lounge
Track & Field meet @ Einstein, 3:45 PM
No School
No School – Memorial Day
Track & Field League Championship meet @ Shoreline Stadium, 3:45 PM
Athletic Schedule
Only sport events hosted at Einstein are listed above. The complete Sports Schedule can be downloaded from the Athletics Information page of the Einstein Website.
Lunch Menu
Here is a link to the Middle School Breakfast and Lunch
Menus. Additional information about the district’s food
services is also available on the district website.
ACTIVITY BUS ROUTE 320 COVERS THE WEST/SOUTH SIDE
4:45 pm
Depart Einstein Gym area
4:50 pm
Syre Elementary
4:57 pm
Richmond Beach Library
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Shorewood HS
Information about clubs and other extracurricular activities 5:04 pm
5:08
pm
Highland Terrace Elementary
can be found on the Activities Page of the website. Students
participating in after school clubs or athletics are eligible to
ACTIVITY BUS ROUTE 318 COVERS THE EAST/NORTH
take the Activity Bus on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.
Please note there are now two Activity busses running
SIDE
after-school.
4:45 pm
Depart Einstein Gym are
4:50 pm
YMCA driveway N 192nd at
4:53 pm
Echo Lake Elementary
4:57 pm
1st Ave NE @ N 187th St.
5:03 pm
Meridian Park Elementary
5:10 pm
Parkwood Elementary