Weekly Bulletin: Jan. 11-15, 2021
Save the date
Mark your calendar for these upcoming events:
Monday, Jan. 18: Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Wednesday, Jan. 20: Presidential Inauguration
Wednesday, Jan. 27: End of Quarter 2/Semester 1
Thursday, Jan. 28: Day Between Semesters (NO SCHOOL)
Friday, Jan. 29: Quarter 3/Semester 2 Begins
Saturday, Feb. 6: Virtual Open House for Prospective Students
Friday, Feb. 12: Last Day to Purchase Yearbooks for $50
Feb. 15-19: Mid-Winter Break
End of Semester 1 approaching
The last day of Quarter 2/Semester 1 is Wednesday, Jan. 27. Report cards will be mailed home the following week and final grades will be posted on the source. New schedules will be posted on The Source by Jan. 27. For most students, schedules will stay the same, only some elective classes will change. If students are unsure about their schedule, they should speak to their advisory teacher or counselor.
- Students will have until Feb. 11 to drop or add a class without penalty. After that date, students will receive a W on their transcript for dropping or switching a class.
- If a student wants to change their schedule, fill out the schedule change form (found in ECHO advisory Schedule change procedures) fill out electronically and have parental guardian sign it.
- Students email the completed schedule change forms to their assigned counselors
- Counselors will then meet with assistant principals to review requested schedule changes
- Students stay in their original schedule until they receive a new schedule
Open House for future Eagles
What: Virtual open house for 9th graders and prospective students – Q & A with Counselors, Athletic Director, Activities Coordinator, Panel with ASB students.
When: Saturday, Feb 6, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Where: Online - A link will be posted on the website and emailed to anyone who RSVP
RSVP: https://bit.ly/openhouse21-22
CHS Library Social Justice Collection
In collaboration with the Racial Equity Team, Cleveland recently purchased a variety of Social Justice focused books. Reserve a book from this collection or another book from the library and pick it up at the next supply distribution day!
Order a yearbook!
Don't forget to buy a yearbook! Prices vary based on the size of the salute. Feeling generous? Buy an extra book for a senior in need! Payment plans are available! You can pay for your book in three (3) installments! Be sure to check the box on SchoolPay when purchasing. If seniors need financial assistance, check with the school social worker, Trisa Ibarra, to see if you qualify.
To order your 2021 yearbook, click here!
Opportunities for students
Upward Bound Seeks Freshman Applicants
Hey Eagles! Do you want to go to college? Check out this YouTube video to see how UW Upward Bound can help. Come to a virtual information session on Thursday, Jan. 21, from noon to 1 p.m. or Monday, Jan. 25, from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
Meeting link: https://washington.zoom.us/s/97167205276
To access the application, please visit uwtrioub.smapply.org
Priority Deadline: Monday, Feb. 1
Final Deadline: Monday, Feb. 15
Become a college student while in high school
The UW Academy is an early admission opportunity at the University of Washington. Students apply to the program during their 10th grade year, and if accepted withdraw from high school, enrolling as first year students at the University of Washington the following fall. At the Robinson Center, Academy students find a community of like-minded peers and an experienced staff who can help them make the most of their time at the UW.
KEY APPLICATION DATES
Jan. 15 – FAFSA & WASFA* Application priority deadline for UW
*For HB 1079 & DACA students
March 8 - Deadline for UW Academy Applications
TESTING DEADLINES
The UW Academy will be following the University of Washington’s testing guidelines for this application cycle. Applicants are not required to take the SAT or ACT. If you decide to take the exam, scores must be received by the application deadline. Please ensure that applicant scores arrive in time for admissions
consideration.
Questions? Contact us at (206) 543-4160, uwacad@uw.edu, or visit us online
UW Math Science Upward Bound (STEMsub) Applications are NOW AVAILABLE!
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Attention 10th Graders: Are you interested in STEM and/or Health Care? Do you want help succeeding in high school and applying to college? Do you want to take classes at UW this Summer? APPLY ONLINE. For more information, please visit our website or email us at uwmsub@uw.edu.
College Success Foundation Wants YOU!
The Achievers Program of the College Success Foundation (CSF)! CSF is an on-site school partner that supports cohorts of juniors and seniors through one-on-one meetings, group workshops, and field trips. The cohorts are predominantly first generation, low-income students who aspire to attend a technical, 2 year, or 4 year college after graduation. The Achievers Program recruits students who are on track to graduate and to attend 2 or 4 year college, have a minimum 2.0 GPA, fits the income criteria, and are not a part of another college support program (students can still apply but will be waitlisted). They urgently need eligible juniors to join as this is their ONLY chance to join.
Final Deadline: March 1st, 2021 (Application may close earlier if all spots are filled).
Online Application: bit.ly/achieversapplication2020
Information for seniors
Save the date
Friday, Jan. 15: Priority deadline for financial aid
Monday, Feb. 1: Senior portraits & baby pictures due
Friday, Feb. 12: Last day to purchase cap and gown
Financial Aid Application Workshop
Hey seniors! Financial aid applications for many colleges are due this week! Friday, Jan. 15 is the priority deadline, which means you should complete your application before then to get the most money available offered to you! On Jan. 12 (tomorrow) during 5th period, counselors will host a Financial Aid Workshop to help you complete those applications before the deadline! Counselors will call you into the meeting. Check your school emails for a checklist for the important info and documents to bring with you!
All Seniors are Eligible for Free Tuition for College through the Seattle Promise Scholarship!
The application for the Seattle Promise Scholarship for Fall 2021 is now open. The program provides free college tuition for 2 years (up to 90 credits) and ongoing college and career guidance for students to attend one of three Seattle Colleges (Seattle Central, South Seattle, or North Seattle Colleges). Apply here.
Senior Class Info
Download the PowerPoint slides and the Class of 2021 Checklist to make sure you have all the information you need.
Senior Portraits Deadline Approaching
Thank you to the 60 seniors who had their images taken by MXT Visuals. Your images have been sent to Ms. Scribner, and no further action is needed. If you have not submitted your senior portraits, upload it to https://tinyurl.com/chs21seniorpics by Feb. 1. Baby photos are also due that same day. Use the same link.
Order Your Graduation Gown
Seniors, did you sign up for your cap and gown? The deadline to buy one is approaching. Click here for the link.
You will have until February 12, 2021 to purchase the gown. That is the Friday before Mid-Winter Break. The cost is approximately $70. Payment assistance is available. Questions about cap and gowns can be directed to Ms. Scribner.
Class of 2021 Web page
The counseling team has created a webpage dedicated to information for seniors. They will post a calendar of senior-related events and requirements. Check back frequently to see what is added to the calendar.
PTSA
Next meeting: TONIGHT (JAN. 11)
PTSA meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month from 6:30-7:30 p.m. via Zoom. Meetings are open to everyone.
Meeting Link: Click here.
Meeting ID: 881 4928 0984
Passcode: 98108
We Need Volunteers!
If you have time and skills, please consider volunteering. We especially need help with the following:
Webmaster - to update & revamp the website
Fundraising - to brainstorm creative ideas in these socially distant times to ensure important programs continue
Grant Writer - to apply for any grants that become available
Clubs & Organizations
2020-21 Clubs & Organizations
Due to the school's closure, club activity is completely virtual. Some clubs have opted not to run this year. Here is a list of active clubs. These clubs are ASB-sponsored organizations. Click on the advisor name to email them with questions or concerns or to find out meeting times.
Contact Activities Coordinator Kacey Campbell if you are interested in advising or starting a club at Cleveland.
Announcements are published every Monday. To add your announcement, email Teresa Scribner. Items must be submitted by 5 p.m. every Friday.