Eagan High School Newsletter

PAWS - 7:40-7:55 AM

Hr. 1 - 8:00-8:47 AM

Hr. 2 - 8:52-9:39 AM

Remainder of day follows Regular School Day Schedule- periods 3, 4,5, 6 and 7.

Session runs: April 11, 2022 - May 23, 2022
Registration begins: Monday, March 14, 2022

Students will be in person up to 2 days a week - Tuesdays(English & Math)/Thursdays(Science & Social Studies) for additional support. Attendance is “expected” until they finish the course.

SPRING REGISTRATION

Science Olympiad competed at the state tournament on Saturday. They placed 4th overall (32 teams total) and won the Spirit of Science award.

State team 4th place: Brady Williams(co-captain), Harshita Nandyala(co-captain), Mihika Survase(co-captain), Alysha Onwuneme, Anushka Aravindan, Ethan Pak, Grace Matuszewski, Hannah Sherman, John Stokesbary, Lindsay Siu, Michael Pipkorn, Neo Manavalan, Renna Nijim, Sam Fisher, Yen Ly

Alternates: Sri Mylavarapu, Pauline Iwerks, Kira Erickson, Tasha Koch, Pete Schmitt, Aadhi Balasubramanian

Science Olympiad Spirit Award: The Science Olympiad Spirit Awards are among the highest honors given to teams and recognize students and coaches that have a positive attitude, exemplify teamwork, have respect for the rules and their fellow competitors, and exhibit sportsmanlike conduct.

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EHS Students will be offered the opportunity to take the ACT (grade 11) and the Practice ACT (grade 10). We will also offer the Bilingual Seals test for grade 12 students that have registered. All three of these tests will be administered on Tuesday, April 5. The ACT and Practice ACT will start at 7:40 and the Bilingual Seals test will begin at 9:00. In order to administer those tests to all of those students All students in Grades 9 and students in in grade 12 (not taking the Bilingual Seals Test) do not need to report to school that day. They will be working asynchronously from home that day. We will provide more specific information to our entire student body as we approach that date.

EHS Students grades 10 and 11 will take the computer-delivered Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs) during the Spring Trimester. These will primarily be administered in grade 11 Math classes, grade 10 English classes and in Biology classes.

The MCAs are part of the educational accountability system in Minnesota and evaluate district, school and individual student progress on Minnesota Academic Standards in reading, math and science. There is no minimum passing score on the MCAs; schools use MCA results to make curricular and instructional decisions for all students.

• The reading test includes multiple-choice and other item-type questions which test skills in literature and informational text.

The reading test is administered to students in grade 10.

• The mathematics test includes multiple-choice and other item-type questions involving numbers and operation, algebra, geometry and measurement, and data analysis and probability. The grade 11 MCA also includes algebra, geometry and measurement, and data analysis and probability. The mathematics test is given in grade 11.

• The science (Biology) test includes multiple-choice and other item-type questions involving nature of science and engineering, physical science, earth and space science, and life science. High school items address nature of science and engineering, and life science. The science test is administered to students in Biology.

If You have any questions related to testing contact Mr. Thompson:

E-mail- stephen.thompson@district196.org

Call- 651-683-6906

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(Athletes must have a current physical on file to register)

Baseball

Start Date - March 14 - Arm Care

March 21 Full Practice

Softball

Start Date - March 14

Golf Boys/Girls

Start Date - March 28

Lacrosse Boys/Girls

Start Date - April 4

Track Boys/Girls

Start Date - March 14

Tennis Boys

Start Date - March 28

Adapted Softball

Start Date - March 28

Our school will be hosting a “Cool School Mobile Plunge” on April 1st in an effort to raise funds aimed at benefitting Special Olympics and our Unified movement at Eagan High School. Students and EHS staff may register to "plunge". All others, please consider donations!

What is a “Unified movement”? This is a purposeful plan to promote meaningful social inclusion by bringing together students with and without disabilities to create accepting school environments. At Eagan High School, we have done this through shared activities, courses, sports and activities. We currently have a Unified PE class, have participated in Unified Bocce Ball, Basketball, and Bowling. We also have a school wide group called Wildcat Connection. This group plans activities that cultivates inclusion and sustaining relationships.

QR Code for registration and donations to the right

Website Link: https://www.plungemn.org/

Please do not order or send food deliveries to our students. We are not accepting these deliveries and will not be notifying students that they have arrived. Students may bring their lunches or enjoy the District 196 Food and Nutrition food that is provided free during all lunch periods - and even before school breakfast - in our cafeteria. Since we have a state and federally subsidized food program we are obligated to limit the offerings to that program within the school lunch times.. Thank you!

Spring Break 2022

March 21-25

School resumes Monday, March 28th.

Effective immediately, face masks will no longer be required to be worn in District 196 buildings or transportation, following the School Board's approval to update the 2021-22 COVID-19 Operational Plan for Students, Families and Visitors to Schools.

District Information

We are still providing masks for students, staff and visitors. We will support students, staff and visitors who continue to wear masks - respecting the choice to do so.

Specific COVID-19 information, including data of student positive cases, school-specific cases, county cases and vaccination rate, is updated weekly on our COVID-19 Dashboard available on all school websites. (Be sure to scroll down the site until you can click on High Schools). School COVID-19 teams will no longer send case notifications to families. Families must maintain personal mitigation efforts, with or without a notification , and direct their attention to monitoring symptoms, keeping students home when sick and frequent screening as necessary.

We need all community members to care for each other and their community by practicing universal precautions:

• Monitor for symptoms every day
• Stay home when sick and test
• Get vaccinated and boosted as soon as you are eligible
• Test frequently for COVID

These mitigation strategies are repeated frequently to members of our learning community, but remain the most effective strategy. We recommend parents to check the COVID-19 dashboard regularly for updates, as well as using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s daily county case rate tracker.

We all need a hand at times. Do you or your family need any gently used clothing, household, or hygiene items? Scan this QR code, and we can help!

Eagan High School is committed to engaging students in activities that foster the knowledge, skills and habits of mind necessary to be active learners, purposeful thinkers and responsible citizens.

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Email: EHSNews@district196.org
Website: https://ehs.district196.org/
Location: 4185 Braddock Trail, Eagan, MN, USA
Phone: 651-683-6900