May June Newsletter 2012.2 - Forest Hills Public Schools

FHE Special Events
May 4 Very Special Arts Day
May 8 Band Concert
May 14 Board of Education Meeting
May 16 4 ,5, 6 hour Exams for Seniors
Spring Orchestra Concert
May 17 1,2,3 hour Exams for Seniors
Choir Concert
May 18 Senior Recognition Ceremony
May 20 Baccalaureate
May 22 Commencement Ceremony
May 25, 28 NO SCHOOL
June 4 Board of Education
June 5 Zero Hour Exam
June 6 6, 5 hour Exam
June 7 4, 3 hour Exam
June 8 2, 1 hour Exam
SUMMER BREAK!!!
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May/June 2012
Contact Information
Main Office 616-493-8830 Steve Harvey Principal
Attendance Office 616-493-8836 Edgar Wilson Assistant Principal 9 & 10
Guidance Office 616-493-8831 Tim Hollern Assistant Principal 11 & 12
Athletic Office 616-493-8838 Cory Anderson Athletic Supervisor
Fax Number 616-493-8859 Lori McInnis Head Secretary
Web site www.fhps.us/easternhigh Address 2200 Pettis Ave Ada MI 49301

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2011-2012 Forest Hills Public
Schools Board of
Education Members
President James Fahner
Vice President Doug Josephson
Secretary Mary Vonck
Treasurer Walter F. Perschbacher III
Trustee Maureen Fischer
Trustee Susan Lenhardt
Trustee Marti Atwater
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETINGS
2011-2012
All regular meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. on
the following dates and locations:
May 14, 2012
Eastern Middle School
2200 Pettis NE, Ada
June 4, 2012
Fine Arts Center
600 Forest Hills Ave, Grand Rapids
2011-2012 EPAC
Eastern Parent Advisory Council
EHS Representatives:
Machelle Hammond 363-1157
Shelia Schindler 365-8247
Melissa Gary 682-0623
All Fliers are now posted on the
District Web site
We are asked almost every day to distribute fliers to
our students. The District would like families to be able
to access all non-profit community events, camps, or
class information online. We are going Green and
posting approved fliers on our website. Please go to
“Families” and click on: “Community Fliers.” Thank you
for your support in going Green
Bus Pass Policy
Please use the following regarding requests for
bus passes for the 2011/2012 school year. Students
are only permitted to ride their assigned
bus . Permission to ride an alternate bus for all after
school activities, including school related activities
is not allowed. Exceptions will be made for a
real family emergency only. Thank you for your
cooperation,
Forest Hills Transportation
616-493-8785
fax 493-8797
EHS Attendance Policy
If a students is going to be late or absent, their parents
should call the 24 hour attendance line. Please leave a
message with the students name, grade and reason for
absence. If a student is going to leave school during
the day for an appointment, arrangements must be
made ahead of time. Thank You
24 hour Attendance Hot Line
616-493-8836
Attendance Secretary
Sue Stepanovich sstepano@fhps.us
All School Visitors Asked to Sign in
All visitors are expected to register in the school office when they enter the building. This includes parents,
volunteers, guest teachers and contracted service providers. Everyone will receive “Visitor” identification
to wear while in our school.

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Lunch Debit Card End of Year
Information
In years past, when the school year ended, many students
owed money for overcharges on their debit card
account. The school district cannot carry negative
balances over the summer.
To avoid this situation, after May 1,2012 students will
only be allowed to use their debit cards if there is
enough in their account to cover the full amount of
their purchase. Otherwise, they will be given a cold
cheese sandwich meal. Money still in the account at
the end of the school year is carried over to the next
year, except for students leaving the district and
graduates. You may request a refund for any remaining
funds by submitting a letter requesting the refund
to the district’s Food Service Department, or have the
money transferred to a sibling’s account (by request
only). You may reach the Food Service department via
e-mail at:
dgraban@fhps.net or alarson@fhps.net.
Please keep a sufficient balance in your child’s account
to cover his/her lunches through the end of the school
year. Your help with this policy is greatly appreciated.
If you are unsure of your child’s debit card balance or
have any questions regarding the lunch program or
debit card system, please call the Food Service office
at 493-8774, e-mail us or go online at
www.mymealtime.com.
Amy Larson
FHPS Food Service Director
160 Alta Dale SE
Ada MI 49301
Electronic Donations Needed
As the technology trends and abilities grow and change
we sometimes find ourselves not needing a device that
we used before. A perfect example of this is the smart
phone! Your phone might now be your device for communication,
entertainment, music, and photography!
The special education department at Eastern is looking
for used I-pod touch devices to aide students that need
assistance with reading the assigned texts for classes. If
you are willing to donate your old I-pod touch devices
please drop them off to the high school office. Our department
may be willing to offer some compensation for
the devices depending on the condition and size of the
memory card, please contact Carly VanWyngarden for
more information @ cvanwyng@fhps.us
Testing Out Information
Testing out is an opportunity for students to
Accelerate their curriculum. Students targeted are those
who find a particular subject easy and enjoyable, which
by testing out of a course gives them the opportunity to
move into a more challenging course in that subject.
Students must earn a minimum score of 77% to successfully
test out of a course. Due to the purpose/
philosophy of testing out, only credit is received (no letter
grade). The purpose is to meet the requirement of a
prerequisite and thus be able to move onto the next
course in the sequence or to retrieve lost credit from a
failed course. Students must apply to test out of
courses and may pick up the form in the Main Officer.
Forms are due May 24th. Study materials will be
available 2 weeks prior to the test date. There is
a $20.00 processing fee per test and a $50.00
refundable text book rental fee (returned after
book is returned)
TEST DATE: JUNE 21, 2012
TEST DATE: AUGUST 16, 2012
Forest Hills Summer Day Camp
Forest Hills Summer Day Camp will begin at Northern
Trails 5/6 building on Monday, June 11. Full or half
days are available starting at 6:45 a.m. and running until
6:15 p.m. with a flexible schedule allowing use of as
few or as many weeks as needed. Our fun, experienced
staff is excited about spending their summer laughing
and learning with and entertaining your kids as well as
teaching them some exciting new games, crafts, sports
and other activities.
Your children will have the chance to be with their
school-year friends as well as make some new ones. We
welcome non-resident children to enroll. Some of the
exciting field trips we have planned are a fun-packed
day at Double JJ Ranch, cooling off on hot days swimming
at Richmond Park Pool, watching a professionally
performed, kid-friendly play at Circle Theatre, whizzing
up and down Saugatuck Dunes on dune scooters, picking
blueberries, and enjoying many, many more.
Please go to the Forest Hills Public Schools website at
www.fhps.us, download the paperwork to complete,
send, fax, or e-mail it to the Child Care Services Office.
Fore more information, contact the Child Care Services
Office at 493-8787. Make sure you make some space in
your summer planning to enjoy this exciting program.
THINK SUMMER!! It will be here before you know it.

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Distracted Driving Awareness
Video Contest
Thursday night the Kent County Sheriff’s Department
awarded the winners of the Distracted Driving Awareness
Program.
The campaign challenges high school students at 22
schools to create public service announcements to encourage
people against texting and driving. The students
created merchandise designs, billboard designs,
along with radio and TV ads.
The winning merchandise will be mass produced, while
the winning audio and video will be broadcast on local
radio and television stations. The top billboard will be on
US-31 near Port Sheldon Road.
The presentation was at Northview High School in
Grand Rapids. Sponsors include Kool Toyota, Lamar
Outdoor Advertising, and FOX 17.
The winning TV ad was created by Mark VanBruggen
from Forest Hills Eastern High School and will air periodically
on FOX 17. It features two little girls in a toy car
race when one of them crashes because she is texting
and driving. Check out the link below:
http://vimeo.com/38098424
Article and Link care of: Carl Apple FOX 17 News
Forest Hills Public Schools
Community Services
Forest Hills Public Schools Community Services is offering
over 50 different Summer Academy classes for students
ages Pre-K through Grade 12. Classes are in session
from June 18 – August 9, at Northern Trails 5/6.
Some of the classes offered are: Science Myth Busters,
Chemistry Concoctions, Dance Camp, Horse Camp, Seung-ni
Fitness, Mandarin Chinese, and many more! The
complete list of classes can be viewed at: www.
enjoylearning.com under Youth Enrichment or by calling
Community Services at 493-8950.
Eastern Orchestra News
Orchestra Concert
The final high school orchestra concert of the year is
scheduled for Wednesday, May 16. The concert will
start at 7:30 PM in the Eastern Auditorium. Students
will perform a wide variety of works ranging from
many popular pieces such as music from The Lion
King and E.T. The guest soloist will be Rudy Richter, a
junior oboist at Eastern. Come check out this free
event!
State Solo and Ensemble Festival
Congratulations are in order for those orchestra students
who participated in the State Solo and Ensemble
Festival. They are Vicki Lu, sophomore violinist,
Emma Richter, freshman violinist and Alex Ricther,
junior violinist. The students represented Eastern well
in this rigorous event all were awarded with the highest
honor of a Division I rating.
Volunteer at the Meijer Gardens
The Meijer Gardens is looking for outstanding students
entering 9 th to 12 th grade in the fall who might
be interested in applying for our summer PAL Partner
program in the Lena Meijer Children’s Garden. Students
accepted into the program must be willing to
make a summer-long volunteer commitment and love
working with kids and families. They also must be
motivated, responsible and mature. The attached
flyer (pg.12) explains the specific requirements and
the application process. Applications are due by Friday,
May 11th.

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Forest Hills Re-Design Fashion Show
On Tuesday, April 24th, all three Forest Hills high
schools participated in the a Re-Design Fashion
Show at the Fine Arts Center.
The Re-Design Fashion Show is a totally volunteer
effort by the three district high school art teachers
who feel the students need an outlet to create and
exhibit their unique styles in fashion. The fashion
industry is a huge draw for art students and they
love to design and perform in the show each year.
Although this year there were fewer designs the
quality of the outfits was the best ever!
EHS participates in the
Third District of Michigan HS Art
Competition
EHS is pleased to announce the following students will
be representing Forest Hills Eastern in the Third District
of Michigan High School Art Competition. Each student
will have their work shown for the Art Award Ceremony
on April 28th, 2012 held at the Gerald R. Ford Museum.
This competition is only offered to a select group of students
who are advanced in their field and dedicated to
the arts. These students have worked to produce an
award winning piece that if selected will travel to Washington
D.C to be exhibited in the congressional representative's
office.
Acrylic Painting
Laura Maier
Conte Crayon Pastel Painting
Brennan McNamara
Digital Photograph in Black and White
Mikaela Walsh (shown below)

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KISD Purchase Award
Laura Maier was selected
for a KISD Purchase Award
last weekend during the
Congressional Art Award
Show held at the Gerald R.
Ford Museum. Three of our
high school art students
were present to show their
work. Mikaela Walsh, Brennan
McNamara and Laura
Maier are all advanced art
students in the Drawing and
Painting Classes at Eastern
High. The award for Laura
was the highest award honored
to an art student at the show since Eastern has
participated. Her painting titled, Venice Days, was inspired
by a trip to Venice several years ago with her
family. The KISD will offer Laura $100 to purchase her
work and permanently hang the acrylic painting in their
PE Department Donations Needed
The FHE HS Physical Education Department is looking
for donations of gently used:
Skateboards
Skateboard Helmets/Knee Pads/Elbow Pads
Snowboards/Snowboarding Gear
Personal Flotation Devices/Life Vests
Please contact Bill Curtis bcurtis@fhps.us if you can
help out in any way. Thank You!
More Art news
Mikaela Walsh is at it
again! She painted a portrait
of Frida Kahlo, a famous
Mexican Surrealest
who was married to Diego
Rivera, for the Spanish department
here at Eastern
High. They are proudly displaying
this piece in room
A118.
Thank You Mikaela!
EHS Results from the
The MIPA conference is held at The Lansing Center in
Lansing. MIPA stands for Michigan Interscholastic Press
Association. Students from all over the state of Michigan
come to Lansing in the spring for this awards ceremony.
They also offer on-site contests the day of the ceremony,
but since we didn't attend, we didn't participate
in these, although we have had students win in the
past. If you'd like to see the official roster go to:
http://mipamsu.org/
2012 Spring Conference Results
The Eastern's Eyes staff entered 10 events: Commercial
B, PSA, Opener, Animation, Personality Story,
Sports Story, Short Film - Fiction, Short Film - Doc.,
Music Video, and Humor. They won 11 awards and
placed first in 6th events.
TV Broadcast students: Mark Vanbruggen, Hunter
Foote, Justin Vos, Alex Pitt Film Projects students: Marissa
Hastings, Noah Hines, Christian Hartman, Sayed
Ahamad, Jake Babbitt, Ethan Poland.
Placed 2nd in 3 events: Alex Byers, Taylor Janson,
Matt Horling, Quinton Morrow, Corey Sessions
Placed 3rd in 1 event: Mark Vanbruggen
Received an Honorable Mention in 1 event: Ian
Bragdon
The Talon Staff and individual contributors:
Samantha Johnson,Marilyn Szudzik, Tamia Attal, Jordon
Cole, Shannon Dahlquist, Luke Roguska,Katie Nikolajuk
The Hawk Herald Awards are as follows:
The Hawk Herald Staff and individual contributor:
Hunter Foot
News Analysis - 1st Place - Hunter Foote
Editorial - 3rd Place - Staff
Personality Profile - 1st Place - Thomas Parlmer
Editorial Cartoon - 3rd Place - Lexi Montella
Illustration - 2nd Place - Lexi Montella
Information Graphic– Hon.Mention-Kyl Kanoza
Editorial Page Spread- Hon. Mention - Kyle Kanoza
Photo Story - Hon.Mention - Meg Morrow
Please congratulate our Journalism, Yearbook and
Broadcast students!

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Diversity Leadership
Exchange Lunch
The Diversity Leadership Students at Eastern High
School hosted an exchange luncheon with the ESL
(english as a second Language) students from Northern
on Wednesday, April 18th. The students created a
"getting to know you game" to use as an ice breaker
to create conversation and commonality amongst the
students, then they all had lunch together with selections
from our cafeteria. After lunch the Eastern students
paired up with the Northern students and
toured them around our school. The students came
away with appreciation of differences and shared interests
that helps all of us get better acquainted.
VSA Day
Students from both Eastern High and Eastern Middle
School will be joining many other student and adult
volunteers for VSA Day 2012. Very Special Arts Day is
a great event held at Lincoln Developmental School.
VSA Day is kind of like a Artistic Field Day for the students
with special needs that attend Lincoln Developmental
Center. Eastern's students will be grouped up
with special needs students. They will be hanging out,
creating art, having fun and getting to know one another.
The FHE students will be in the hand mask
making station, where they assist in making papermache
projects. Eastern High's Volunteer Board is
heading up the group that will be going to VSA Day to
volunteer on May 4th.
Yearbook Signing Party
When: Wednesday, May 30th
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Where: Great Hall
Come to the release of the 2011-12 EHS yearbook!
An evening filled with friends, laughter and memories.
Limited extra copies will be for sale for $65.
2/28 National Honor Society
Blood Drive Results
Projection Goal: 70
Registered Donors: 152
Pints Collected: 94 (WOW!)
First Time Donors: 47
Potential Lives Saved: 282
Congratulations to the NHS Executive Council team
who operated with the Blood Drive staff like a well
oiled machine. They were professional and worked cohesively
to make this drive run smoothly and to help
to guide the students and running this event proactively.
Thanks to all who attempted to donate as they truly
make a life saving difference. We know the gift of
blood helps many people in our own community as we
are the sole blood provider to all the hospitals in the
Grand Rapids area.
Congratulations for an exceptional drive with
outstanding results!!

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EHS Student honored by receiving the prestigious Roger B Chaffee Scholarship
Timothy Joel (TJ) DeVries dreams of using his exceptional
math and science abilities to solve a complex problem
that helps people. That desire is one of the reasons the
Forest Hills Eastern senior is this year’s recipient of the
prestigious Roger B. Chaffee Scholarship.The $2,500
scholarship is the oldest in the county, created in honor of
the Grand Rapids astronaut who died in the Apollo I
space capsule fire Jan. 27, 1967.
“I just want the scholarship committee to know how
thankful and honored I am,” said DeVries, 18, of Ada,
who plans to double major in mathematics and mechanical
engineering at Calvin College. “From what I’ve heard
and read, Mr. Chaffee was a really great person. This is a
humbling experience.” DeVries, the son of Joel and Michele
DeVries, was presented the award during a banquet
on Thursday, April 26th at the Boulder Creek Golf Club in
Belmont.
Robert Steelman, president of the Robert B. Chaffee
Scholarship Fund, said DeVries was one of 35 applicants.
He said every year members try to accomplish two things:
Celebrate the memory of Robert Chaffee, “a true hometown
hero” and help a scholar in the area of engineering,
mathematics and science.
DeVries, who has four younger siblings, said the money
will be helpful. He said he has a job in a dental office and
applied for a lot of scholarships because he knows “every
penny counts" and doesn't want to be saddled with loan
debt. He has received an additional $20,000 in scholarships.
Between credits earned from dual enrollment at Grand
Rapids Community College in physics and calculus and
high scores on AP exams, DeVries will save himself time
and money in college. He said he could have as many as
40 credits when he graduates. Steelman said the vast majority
of applicants have GPAs over a 4.0 because of advanced
placement classes and did very well on the ACT,
so teacher recommendations and the students extracurricular
activities help to narrow the field.
“His mathematical ability for a high school student is rare
and exceptional, and his humble nature is a real treat,”
said Don Tolly, who taught DeVries functions, statistics
and trigonometry (FST), pre-calculus and AP calculus his
first three years of high school, in his recommendation
letter.
“I am very confident he will become a college student
that does more than just take classes, he will use his talents
to contribute to the university and community of
which he is a part.”
More than his academic prowess, the maturity of DeVries,
willingness to tutor other students, helping the community
by volunteering such as at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum
and leadership qualities, are what resonated with the
committee. DeVries, who has a weighted GPA of 4.189,
finds time for various interests. He helped establish the
school’s drum-line and plays a variety of percussion instruments,
is a member of the Grand Rapids Youth Symphony,
on the crew team and played basketball his first three
years at Eastern, to name a few of his multiple activities.
“We really look for a well-rounded person that has the ambition
to further themselves and wants to give back to the
community,” said Dale Young, the scholarship fund's historian
and Chaffee’s nephew.
DeVries said he's always had a passion for math and science.
"As a kid, I always dreamed of being an inventor
who would use math and science to help people and do a
lot for the world," DeVries said.
The Roger B. Chaffee Scholarship Fund was established by
Roger’s family and friends for students in the Kent Intermediate
School District. Chaffee graduated from Central
High School and was a graduate of Purdue University. The
Navy pilot was one of 14 men chosen in October 1963 to
be an astronaut. Along with Chaffee, his crewmates Virgil
"Gus" Grissom and Edward White II died in the 1967 fire
during the practice launch.
Besides for the scholarship, Chaffee is honored in Grand
Rapids with a planetarium and road named after him.
Courtesy of MLIVE By Monica Scott

EASTERN EXPRESS EHS CALENDAR
MAY/JUNE
May 4 8:00 am Very Special Arts Day Lincoln School
May 8 3:00 pm Volunteer Board Meeting D-03
6:30 pm Orchestra Booster Meeting Orchestra Room
7:00 pm HS Band Concert Auditorium
May 14 7:00 pm Athletic Booster Meeting Media Center
7:30 pm Board of Education Meeting EHS
May 15 6:40 am Zero Hour Exams for Seniors
3:00 pm Volunteer Board Meeting D-03
May 16 7:45 am 4,5,6 hour Exams for Seniors Full Day
7:30 pm Spring Orchestra Concert FHE Auditorium
May 17 7:45 am 1,2,3 hour Exams for Seniors
7:30 pm Choir Concert FHE Auditorium
May 18 9:30 am Senior Recognition Ceremony High School Gym
May 20 7:00 pm Baccalaureate St. Lukes Church
May 22 7:00 pm Commencement Ceremony Sunshine Church
May 25 NO SCHOOL For Students
May 28 NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
May 30 6:00 pm Yearbook Singing Party EHS Great Hall
June 4 7:30 pm Board of Education Fine Arts Center
June 5 6:40 am Zero Hour Exam
June 6 10:55 am Dismissal 6, 5 hour Exam
June 7 10:55 am Dismissal 4, 3 hour Exam
June 8 10:55 am Dismissal 2, 1 hour Exam
SUMMER BREAK!!!
Have a great Break:)
June 21 8:00 am Testing Out Media Center
August 16 8:00 am Testing Out Media Center

Volunteer this summer
with
ADA TOWNSHIP PARKS
SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS
You can help with games, crafts, sports, nature hikes, and supervision of children
ages 3 to 11 who are participating in half-day programs or multi-day camp adventures.
Get outside, work with kids, have fun! Volunteer for one day, one week, or
more!
Complete your volunteer hours and have fun this summer by assisting Ada Parks &
Recreation staff with youth programs and activities:)
Contact the Park office at 676-0520 for more details and a Volunteer Application.

VOLUNTEER AT THE
ADA FARMERS’ MARKET!
The Ada Farmers' Market opens June 19 and continues every
Tuesday afternoon beginning at noon. In the Market, from
noon until 4 pm until school resumes, the Market conducts a
"Kids in the Market" program with a variety of kids' activities
some of which include making newspaper pots, sidewalk chalk
art, a scavenger hunt, bee hive observation, veggie toss, face
painting, etc. This year we also are bringing in "experts" to
do origami, balloon art and "Yoga in the Market" for moms
and kids. These activities need "hands on" guidance and supervision.
We are looking for high school students to fill this role as
volunteers. If interested, please contact Bob Kullgren at 616-
897-4550

Eastern Summer Camps – 2012
2200 Pettis NE Ada, MI Phone: 493-8838 FAX: 493-8837
Boys’ & Girls’ Soccer
FHE Stadium
Coach: P. Rosenbrook & staff
Camp # E401 – Grades K – 8
June 25 – 28
Time: 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Fee: $45.00
Cheerleading
Middle Great Hall
Coach: Amanda Pitts
Date: June 12 and 13
Camp # E402 - Grades 1 – 4
Fee: $30.00
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Baseball
FHE Baseball Field
Coaches: B. Curtis
Date: June 18 – 21
Fee $50.00
Camp # E403- Grades 2 – 5
Time: 10:00 a.m. – noon
Camp # E404 - Grades 6 – 9
Time 12:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Softball
Softball Field
Coach: J. Readwin
Camp # E405 – Grades 6 – 9
June 18 – 21
Time: 10:00 – 12:00 p.m.
Fee: $50.00
Girls’ Lacrosse
Coach: Jeff Jenks
Forest Hills Eastern Stadium
June 12 - 15
Camp # 406
Grades: 3 rd – 6 th
Fee: $50.00
Time: 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Camp # E407
Grades: 7 th – 9 th
Fee: $60.00
Time: 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Camp # E408
Goalies – all ages
Fee $60.00
Time 3:00 – 5:00
Girls receive scrimmage vest, backpack and
goodies in place of a T-shirt
Girls’
Basketball & Volleyball
Coach: Amber Cleypool and
Julie Damstra
Camp # E409
Date: June 18 - 21
Fee: $60.00
Grades 3 – 6 in HS Gym
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Girls’ Basketball
Coach: Amber Ashley
Camp # E410 Middle School
Date: June 18 - 21
Fee: $40.00*
Grades 7 – 8 in MS Gym
Time: 10:45 – 12:15 p.m.
* If someone does the Volleyball
and Basketball together the cost
will be $75.00
Camp # E411
Grades: HIGH SCHOOL
Date: June 20 – 23
Cost: $50.00
Time: 12:30 p.m. – 2:00
Volleyball
Coach: Julie Damstra
Camp # E412 Middle School
Date: June 18 - 21
Fee: $40.00*
Grades 7 – 8 in MS Gym
Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 a.m.
* If someone does the Volleyball
and Basketball together the cost
will be $75.00
Camp # E413 – High School
Date: June 18 - 21
Fee: $50.00
Time: 7:30 a.m. – 9:00a.m.
Rowing Camp
FH Boathouse
Coach: Sara Klotz
* Camps will be 6:00 – 8:00 pm
* Each camp will cost $50
* Grades 7, 8 and 9 th
Camp # E414 June 11 - 15
Camp # E415 June 18 - 22
Boys’ Lacrosse
FHE Stadium
Coach: To be determined
Date: June 18 - 21
Camp # E416
Grades 1 – 8
Cost: $50.00
Time: 9: 00 – 11:00 a.m.
Camp # E417
Grades 9 - 12
Cost: $50.00
Time: 11: 30 a.m – 1:30 p.m.
Boys’ Basketball
Coach: Jason Yelding
Fee $50.00
Camp # E418
Grades 1 – 4 in MS gym
June 11 - 14
Time: 9:00 am – 10:55 am
Camp # E419
Grades: 5 th - 8 th - HS Gym
June 11 - 14
Time: 9:00 – 10:55 a.m.
Camp # E420
Grades: 9th - 12 th - HS Gym
June 11 - 14
Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Football
FHE Practice Area or Stadium
Coach: Tim Gibson.
Camp # E421 – 9 th – 12 th
Date: June 11 – 13
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
*Fee: $40.00
Camp # E422 – 9 th – 12 th
Date: July 24 – 26
Time: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
*Fee: $40.00
**Both HS Camps $70.00
Camp # E423 – Gr. 7 th and 8 th
Fee: $40.00
Date: July 24 - 26
Time: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Camp # E424 – 3 rd – 6 th
July 30 – 31st
Fee: $30.00
Time: 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Boys/Girls’ Tennis
FHE Tennis Counts
Coach: Dan Doerrfeld
Grades 1 – 8
Camps for 1 st – 5 th
Time 11:00 – Noon
Cost $35.00
Camps for 6 th – 8 th
Time Noon – 1:30 p.m.
Cost: $40.00
Camp # E425 June 11 – 14
Camp # E426 June 18 – 21
Camp # E427 June 25 – 28
Camp # E428 July 16 – 19
Camp # E429 July 23 –26
Camp # E420 July 30 – Aug 2
Boys’ Tennis
FHE Tennis Courts
Coach: Randy Fairchild
These camps are for grades 9
– 12 and they are preparatory
for the H.S. season. Younger
students may attend with
enough experience and the
approval of the coach.
* Camps will be 9:00 – 11:00 am.
* Each camp will cost $50.00
Sign up for all 6 and pay for
5($250.00)
Camp # E435 June 11 – 14
Camp # E436 June 18 – 21
Camp # E437 June 25 – 28
Camp # E438 July 9 – 12
Camp # E439 July 16– 19
Camp # E440 July 23 – 26
* Make-up days for rain-outs
will be on Fridays
Field Hockey
FH Central – Lower Turf Field
June 18 - 21
Cost: $50.00
Camp # C390
Grades 1- 4
Time 3:00 – 4:00
Camp # C391
Grades 5 – 8
Time 4:00 – 5:00
Camp # C392
Grades 9 – 12
Time 5:00 – 6:00

FH EASTERN SPORTS CAMP REGISTRATION 2012
This form can be used to register up to two (2) children from your family. If you need to register additional children, please photocopy
this form or all the athletic office at FHE (493-8838)
Mail the completed form along with payment to:
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC OFFICE * 2200 Pettis NE * Ada, MI 49301
Payment options: Check or Cash. - Make checks payable to: FOREST HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Registration by May 25, 2012 guarantees one free t-shirt. Registration deadline is June 8, 2012
1) Student’s Legal Name
T-shirt – Please indicate size: YOUTH - (MED) (LG) ADULT - (SM) (MED) (LG) (XLG)
Age Grade in Fall 2012 School attending Fall 2012
CAMP # COST CAMP NAME
List any allergies to food, medicine, insect bites, stings or other concerns.
2) Student’s Legal Name
T-shirt – Please indicate size: YOUTH - (MED) (LG) ADULT - (SM) (MED) (LG) (XLG)
Age Grade in Fall 2012 School attending Fall 2012
CAMP # COST CAMP NAME
List any allergies to food, medicine, insect bites, stings or other concerns.
Parent/Guardian’s Name
Home Address City/State/Zip
Home Phone Work Phone Cell
Family Physician Physician’s Phone
Hospital Preference
Emergency Contact Names and Phone Number
Questions? Please call Cory Anderson at the Eastern Athletic Office(493-8838) or FAX form to 493-8837