Eagan High School Newsletter

Although we cannot meet in person, teachers are sending update emails to parents/guardians about the courses being taught to students. It should be great information about what has been happening in the class as well as point to Schoology for the parent and student to review progress.

Monday, May 3 teachers will be in open Zoom rooms for visits with parents/guardians. Each teacher will share their Zoom room access link.

CLICK HERE to visit the Class of 2021 Newsletter.

For more information CLICK HERE

On Monday seniors plan to wear t-shirts announcing your plans for next year!

At EHS we will celebrate our students’ decisions whether it be college, military, trade school, gap year, work, etc. on what is traditionally known as “Decision Day.” Seniors can complete this GOOGLE FORM to be included on the eaganseniors2021 Instagram account. Follow IG eaganseniors2021 to see these updates. The seniors running the account will be revealed May 1st.

Students in the building, please stop by the counseling office to hang a mortar board with your name and plans in our decision day window.

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

Our SpeechTeam won the 2nd Place Trophy at MSHSL State AA Speech on April 23, 2021.

Below is a list of our students who competed at State, and the overall place they took in their individual categories. Congratulations Wildcats!!

Kayli Breen-Storytelling-participant

Evelyn Gore-Prose-participant

Aerin Engelstad-Discussion-participant
Heden Abdulahi-Great Speeches-8th place

John Novack-Great Speeches-7th place
Pooja Kasam-Original Oratory-7th place
Lars Andersen and Olma Wakjira-Duo-7th place
Jada Lapastora-Storytelling-6th place
Bianca Turman-Extemp Speaking-6th place

Julia Schowalter-Discussion-5th place

Ellie Sprinthall-Discussion-4th place

Audrey Schwartz-Drama-4th place
Bridget Schaber-Extemp Reading 4th place
James Eiden-Storytelling-3rd place
Kai Wilson-Poetry-3rd place
Trinh Nguyen-Prose-Runner Up

Alice Hovendon and Colin Roberts-Duo-State Champions

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.

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.

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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!

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.

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