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Eagan High School Newsletter

Newsletter #30 - April 23, 2021

Eagan HighSchool NewsletterNewsletter #30 - April 23, 2021
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Class of 2021 Senior Privileges

As the last few months of your high school career come to an end, it is important to know that the Administration at Eagan High School has been working with the Senior Representatives to plan the many end-of-year senior events. One of these events is the earning of “Senior Privileges “in the last few weeks of the school year. In the past along with other awesome privileges, seniors were allowed during this time to participate in catered meals during lunch We have had to work closely with our district’s COVID-19 Safety Team to consider safety protocols as we plan for the end of the year. We are excited to inform you that at this point we have been given permission to have three meals catered in.


Seniors school "in person" will have the opportunity to order lunch from Chick-fil-A, Jersey Mikes, and Raising Canes. Unfortunately, "digital" seniors and those that do not have a 5th-hour class at EHS (Digital or Post-Secondary Learners) will not be allowed to participate in this given health and safety reasons. The meals will be prepackaged for safety and sanitary reasons. All meals will need to be eaten during your assigned lunch period.


Below is the list with specific dates, prices, and menu items.


May 21 - Chick-fil-A

$9 - Chicken Sandwich/Chips/Cookie


May 27 - Jersey Mikes

$9 - Sandwich/Chips/Cookie


June 3 - Raising Canes

$9 - 5 Pieces of chicken w/toast


ALL orders will be processed through MyPaymentsPlus (link below).

Orders will need to be completed by Friday, April 30th. LATE ORDERS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!! Please check your schedule for appointments, tests, or field trips as there will be no refunds given for missed days. If you have further questions, contact Dr. Hedlund at tara.hedlund@district196.org

Web Link

Food Order Link

https://www.mypaymentsplus.com/welcome

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Class of 2021 Senior Class Party at Valleyfair Rain or Shine

JOIN THE 2021 EHS SENIOR PARTY!

SENIOR PARTY ANNOUNCEMENT VIDEO


Saturday, June 5th

9PM - 1AM*


EHS seniors will have exclusive access

to rides, food, beverage, a DJ, fun and prizes on Valleyfair's Route 76!

Drop off and pick up at Eagan High School

All participants must take the bus to and from event.

Students may NOT drive on their own

Bust departure and return times to EHS to be announced


Unlike previous years, tickets cannot be purchased the day of the event.

All tickets must be purchased by May 14 - No Exceptions


Buy tickets early for more chances to win prizes.

Tickets are $100 and can be purchased HERE

Drawings for $200 and $100 Amazon gift cards will happen soon.


We want ALL seniors to attend!

Full and partial scholarships are available.

Please contact your Counselor for more information


CLICK HERE for the Senior Party Webpage

Eagan High School spring Play Eagan High School spring Play

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Interact Club

The Interact Club cleaned up Diffley Road from McDonalds to Hwy. 3. Photo is the EHS Interact Club Earth Day Trash Team.
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Minnesota Youth Council

Applications for the Minnesota Youth Council for '21- '22 are open! The application is available for students grade 8-12 using this link and opening through May 31, 2021.


The Minnesota Youth Council mobilizes middle and high school students across the state to create equitable systems through youth led outreach, education, and advocacy. The MYC is composed of 36 Youth Representatives from throughout the state that works to amplify the voice and power of their peers across the state of Minnesota. Members of the MYC are change agents in their communities and across the state, leading the way with youth-centered systems change.


More information about the Minnesota Youth Council can be found here. Please share this opportunity with young people in your community who are interested in working to create equitable systems through youth led outreach, education, and advocacy.

MCA Testing in April on Wednesdays

We now will move forward with MCA testing for the month of April. We made the decision to avoid disrupting classes any more than we have to. So, we will be using Wednesdays in April to get the Sophomores and Juniors finished with MCA's (April 28- Math for 11th graders). The tests are not required this year, but we encourage our students to take these tests as we use the test results to help our school determine programming. If you would like more information please click on the MCA info page.


English MCA Info:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Tm5ARRz9Izfbk8Zyl_LGcXJtVSQ1Up5X3ZfhNfI9D2g/edit?usp=sharing


Spanish MCA Info:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gL1z4-0H_VWV_c58nwYCo6UVXKvPdpxfwT3PeVi-zJo/edit?usp=sharing


Somali MCA Info:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_Gy9TsGz-r6HM7V2HNqdzkcemyhkPLc9HvjMORKVez4/edit?usp=sharing

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A Gal's Guide to the Galaxy: The Ultimate Guide for Women in STEM

Saturday, May 8, 2021 from 9:00 to 1:00

The world of STEM can sometimes seem like outer space. How do you find a career to be passionate about, how do you make the most of your life, and how and when do you make those big life decisions?

Come and engage with STEM professionals. You'll be empowered and learn how to make an impact. And, you'll improve your technical and professional skills by participating in some amazing workshops.

Experience it all......and walk away with the ultimate guide to the galaxy from women and men who have been to the moon and back.

PLEASE NOTE:

* Registration Deadline is Thursday, May 6, 2021.

* Zoom Link will be provided one week prior to the event.

* Target audience is grades 8-12, college students, and educators.

* The content is geared to young women with technology interests. However, males are welcome to attend.

* Click below for the Gal's Guide to the Galaxy agenda.

Gals Guide to Galaxy 2.jpg

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Earth Month Challenge

Our school has registered to participate in the USAgain Earth Month Challenge National clothes and shoes collection contest. It is a great opportunity for our school as we can increase our quarterly earnings from the program, take this action in support of Earth Day and get competitive to win one of the national cash prizes that are being awarded to the schools that collect most during the 30-day push!

Our planet has finite resources and cannot support the linear consumption model that is extracting virgin resources to manufacture products that are only used once or twice before they are land-filled or incinerated. Instead, we need to encourage reuse and by hosting a TreeMachine on campus we are taking another step in that direction. USAgain plants a tree every time the bin is filled, which is the reason they refer to the bin on our campus as a TreeMachine!

Everyone is encouraged to participate. Together we can encourage a circular economy where products are reused to conserve limited resources. Every action helps! Not only can we do our part to help plant trees but also win the top prize which could go a long way to meet our needs.


Contest dates: April 1st – April 30th

The ten (10) top collecting schools win cash prizes.

1st $1,500 2nd $800 3rd $600 4th $500 5th $450 6th $400 7th $350
8th $200 9th $100 10th $100

+ a bonus cash prize for the school that shares a creative way for promoting the drive.


Here is a link for more information on items accepted: https://usagain.com/items-we-accept

Items put into the USAgain bin are not tax deductible because USAgain is a for-profit business. It’s best to take clothing in good condition to charity locations - here is a list of consignment and donation locations: https://www.dakotavalleyrecycling.org/clothing but items that may not be in good condition are perfect for this bin. All items are sorted for reselling and any unusable items are used to make rags or recycled into insulation materials. USAgain is a green company and all items put in their bins are kept out of landfills!

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Need A Hand?

We all need a hand at times!

Are there any gently used items your family needs to make things easier? (Clothing or household items)

CLICK HERE and we can help!

Books and Needed Materials Pick Up or Drop Off at EHS, Remains Open and Available

Our South Entry Doors, specifically Door #1, and vestibule remain open from 7:30 AM - 6 PM each weekday for pick up or drop off of books, materials or other items. If students are finished with a textbook or library book, there is a touch-free book cart in the vestibule for collection.


We have a large supply of school supplies and would be pleased to provide them for any student or family. Please let us know if a student needs to pick up a book, textbook or other items so that we can provide it for them. Call 651-683-6900. Additionally, the offices are open each school day and students may come into the building for assistance. Masks are required at all times in the building.

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Eagan High School

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: ehs.district196.org
Location: 4185 Braddock Trail, Eagan, MN, USA
Phone: 651-683-6900

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