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<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>2675 Palo Verde Override S. voter information pamphlet<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> City, AZ 86403Phone: 928-854-5001 Fax: 928-854-5499www.havasu.k12.az.us/high-schoolOctober 2010Calendar of Upcoming EventsOctober 1October 4-8October 9October 11October 14October 15October 16October 21October 23No <strong>School</strong> / Parent ConferencesFall BreakSAT Test<strong>School</strong> ResumesPowder-puff Game (7pm)Homecoming Game (7pm)Lee Barnes StadiumHomecoming Dance (8pm - Midnight) NewGymEarly Release (12:25pm)ACT TestOctober 26-28 AIMs Testing / Early Release (schedule pg 9)Inside this issue:Calendar 1From the Principal 2Athletics 3Athletic Schedule 4-7Counselor’s Corner 8AIMs Testing Schedule 9Department News 10-11Club News 12Bookstore 13CAREER CENTER 14-15Site Council 16LHHS Web Site Update 16Guiding Good Choices 17Parent Portal Upgrade 17November 3ASVAB (7:30am-11:15am) PACNovember 4Early Release (12:25pm)November 6SAT Test /PLAN (Pre- ACT Test)November 9Taste of Home Cooking Show PACNovember 11Veterans Day No <strong>School</strong>November 18November 18November 24-26November 29-Dec. 3Early Release (12:25pm)Fear Factor (7pm) Little TheaterThanksgiving BreakSenior Portraits (PAC)February 10February 12<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>KnightsEarly ReleaseACT TestDecember 4SAT TestFebruary 21President’s Day No <strong>School</strong>December 9Early Release (12:25pm)February 24Early Release / (12:25PM)December 14-16December 17December 20-Jan 1January 3January 13January 17January 27January 29Semester Exams (12:05) Early ReleaseNo <strong>School</strong>Winter Break<strong>School</strong> ResumesEarly Release (12:25pm)MLK Day –No <strong>School</strong>Early Release (12:25pm)Winter FormalMarch 1, 2 <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> AIMS <strong>School</strong> Testing Knights / Early ReleaseMarch 10Early Release (12:25PM)March 11Early Release (12:25PM)March 12SAT TestMarch 14-18Spring Break- No <strong>School</strong>March 21<strong>School</strong> ResumesMarch 24Early Release (12:25PM)


Page 2<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>From the Principal,Denise MinerBelieve it or not, our first quarter of the 2010-2011 school year is complete andfall break is upon us. I hope your student will use the time to recharge theirbatteries and we will return to cooler weather! Mid-semester progress reportswill be handed out to each student on October 14, 2010 in their Knight Timeclass. Please continue to check Power <strong>School</strong> for grades, missing assignments,and attendance. You may always click on the teacher’s name to email if youhave a question or concern.The fall AIMS testing will commence on October 26 for writing, October 27 forreading and on October 28 for math. These will all be early release days. Thetesting will include any junior or senior (including new juniors and seniors) whostill needs to pass one or more of the content areas. Students should bring theirschool ID or driver’s license to the testing for identification purposes. Pleasemake sure that your student checks with his or her counselor if they are unsureof which tests may need to be taken. Students who want to retest in any area toexceed can sign up in guidance during the month of October.The Override is fast approaching and if you have not had the chance to registerto vote you may do so through October 7, 2010. The Political Action Committee(PAC) will be holding a public forum on October 20, 2010 at Grace Arts Live onMain Street from 6:00-7:30. If you have questions please make plans to attend.Exercise your right to vote on November 2, 2010!Finally, take a moment to peruse the attached athletic schedule for upcomingevents that you may enjoy attending. Football, volleyball, swim, golf, crosscountry, cheer and band are all busy during the month of October. Pleasesupport this exceptional group of young men and women! GO KNIGHTS!


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 3Athletic DepartmentRoger Burger, Athletic DirectorAthletic Corner<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Athletic Program isproud and honored to be involved with <strong>Lake</strong><strong>Havasu</strong> City Patriot Days. Our VarsityRoger Football, Burger, Volleyball, Athletic Boys Director Golf, Girls Golf andCross Country programs designated a homeevent to participate in Patriot Days. Allparticipants gathered at the events to have apicture taken with the sign ―One Team USA.‖The pictures, signed game balls, and letterswill be sent over in a care package to ourtroops serving overseas. It was a pleasure toannounce at the Golden Shovel Game thenames and ranks of LHHS and Mohave <strong>High</strong><strong>School</strong>’s Alumni that have or are currentlyserving in the armed forces. We appreciatethe sacrifice and service you provide all of us.Our football teams are going to wear ―Pink‖ insupport of Breast Cancer Awareness at thegames on the following dates: Varsity Footballteam and Spiritline- October 1 st , JV- October7 th , and FR -October 20 th . The volleyball teamwill also wear ―Pink‖ jerseys and the swimteam ―Pink‖ caps in a show of support. Way togo teams for going ―Pink‖.The <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Athletic BoosterClub is selling Athletic T-Shirts representingFootball, Spiritline, Golf, Cross Country,Volleyball and Swimming. These quality teamsport shirts cost $10.00 only and are for salein the LHHS bookstore. Students are allowedto wear these shirts on Fridays only. Stop bythe bookstore and support your school!I would like to thank all the parents forhelping out with the snack bar and boosterclub. If you can help volunteer at least onetime this year we would greatly appreciate it.Please contact me if you are able to help theAthletic Booster Club.Girls SoccerGirls’ soccer is going to hold an informationmeeting on October 11 at 5:00 in J hall 119.Boys SoccerAttention all boys interested in playing soccerfor the 2010-2011 season: Pick up an athleticpacket in the LHHS athletic office. Return thecomplete packet to the athletic office no laterthan October 15th to begin tryouts on time.November 1 st will be the first day of tryouts.We will meet on the practice field at 3:10pmready to begin practice. Shin guards, cleatsand a plain white shirt are required toparticipate.Athletes from fall sports competing in playoffswill be given a 3 day tryout after their currentseason is over. If your fall season is overbefore the start of soccer tryouts; you mustreport November 1st. Only players involved inplayoffs will be given the additional 3 days. Nostudent will be added after the 11th day ofpractice. All players that make the team musthave 14 practices in before they canparticipate in their first game.If you have any questions contact Coach Coleby email at lhhssoccer@yahoo.comFootballThe LHHS Football team has created their ownwebsite to assist athletes and parents in keepingup to date on practices and games. Please referto this if you have any questions.www.havasufootball.comPursuing Victory with Honor


Page 4<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>ATHLETIC SCHEDULEVARSITY FOOTBALLDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME RELEASE DEPART8/19/2010 THUR SCRIMMAGE RIVER VALLEY A RIVER VALLEY 6:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM9/3/2010 FRI KINGMAN A KINGMAN 7:00PM 3:00PM9/10/2010 FRI LA JOYA H HAVASU 7:00PM9/17/2010 FRI CIBOLA H HAVASU 7:00PM9/24/2010 FRI MOHAVE"GOLDEN SHOVEL" H HAVASU 7:00PM10/1/2010 FRI YUMA H HAVASU 7:00PM10/8/2010 FRI SAN LUIS A SAN LUIS 7:00PM 11:30AM NOON10/15/2010 FRI KOFA HOMECOMING H HAVASU 7:00PM10/22/2010 FRI CIBOLA A CIBOLA 7:00PM 11:30AM NOON10/29/2010 FRI GILA RIDGE A GILA RIDGE 7:00PM 11:30AM NOON11/5/2010 FRI KINGMAN SENIOR NIGHT H HAVASU 7:00PMJV FOOTBALLDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME RELEASE DEPART9/2/2010 THUR KINGMAN H HAVASU 6:00PM9/10/2010 FRI LAUGHLIN A LAUGHLIN 7:00PM 3:30PM9/16/2010 THUR PARKER H HAVASU 6:00PM9/23/2010 THUR MOHAVE A MOHAVE 6:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM9/30/2010 THUR YUMA H HAVASU 6:00PM10/7/2010 THUR YUMA CATHOLIC H HAVASU 6:00PM10/14/2010 THUR KINGMAN A KINGMAN 6:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM10/21/2010 THUR RIVER VALLEY A RIVER VALLEY 6:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM10/28/2010 THUR MOHAVE H HAVASU 7:00PMFRESHMANFOOTBALLDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME RELEASE DEPART9/1/2010 WED KINGMAN A KINGMAN 6:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM9/8/2010 WED CIBOLA H HAVASU 6:00PM9/15/2010 WED GILA RIDGE A GILA RIDGE 6:00PM 11:30AM NOON9/22/2010 WED MOHAVE H HAVASU 6:00PM9/29/2010 WED PARKER A PARKER 6:00PM 3:00PM10/13/2010 WED KINGMAN H HAVASU 6:00PM10/20/2010 WED NEEDLES H HAVASU 6:00PM10/27/2010 WED MOHAVE A MOHAVE 7:00pm 3:15PM 3:30PM


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 5VOLLEYBALLDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME LEVEL RELEASE DEPART8/19/2010 THURRIVER VALLEYSCRIMMAGE H HAVASU 6PM V8/24/2010 TUES RIVER VALLEY H HAVASU 4,5 & 6 FR,JV, V8/31/2010 TUES KINGMAN H HAVASU 4,5 &6FR, JV,V9/1/2010 WED NEEDLES H HAVASU5:30&6:30 JV, V9/2/2010 THUR MOHAVE A MOHAVE 4,5 &6FR, JV,V 1:15PM 1:30PMFR, JV,9/8/2010 WED KINGMAN A KINGMAN 4,5 &69/9/2010 THUR PARKER H HAVASU 4,5 &6MARY JO GOLDEY9/11/2010 SATTOURN. H HAVASU TBA V9/14/2010 TUES MOHAVE H HAVASU 4,5 &69/16/2010 THUR YUMA A YUMAV 1:15PM 1:30PMFR, JV,VFR, JV,V4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V 9:45AM 10:00AM9/21/2010 TUES PARKER A PARKER 4,5 &6 FR,JV, V 1:15pm 1:30PM9/23/2010 THURS GILA RIDGE H HAVASU 4 & 5:30 FR,JV, V9/28/2010 TUES CIBOLA A CIBOLA4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V 9:45AM 10:00AM9/30/2010 THUR SAN LUIS H HAVASU4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V10/7/2010 THUR KOFA H HAVASU4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V10/8 & 9/10 FRI/SAT YUMA TOURNAMENT A YUMA TBA V TBA TBA4 &10/12/2010 TUES GILA RIDGE A GILA RIDGE 5:30PM FR,JV, V 9:45AM 10:00AM10/13/2010 WED KOFA A KOFA 4,5 & 6 FR,JV, V 9:45AM 10:00AM10/14/2010 THUR CIBOLA H HAVASU4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V10/19/2010 TUES SAN LUIS A SAN LUIS4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V 9:45AM 10:00AM10/21/2010 THUR YUMA H HAVASU4 &5:30PM FR,JV, V11/1/2010 MON STATE TBA TBA TBA V TBA TBA


Page 6<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>CROSS COUNTRYDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME LEVEL RELEASE DEPART9/15/2010 WEDMULTI YUMA, MOHAVE, KOFA,GILA RIDGE A YUMA HS 4:30PM A 9:45AM 10:00AM9/18/2010 SAT CIBOLA INVITATIONAL A CIBOLA HS 8:30AM A 4:00PM9/25/2010 SAT MARK WESTON INVITATIONAL HBRIDGE WATER LINKSGOLF COURSE 8:00AM A9/29/2010 WED SAN LUIS, MOHAVE A SAN LUIS 4:30PM A 9:45AM 10:00AM10/2/2010 SAT LAUGHLIN INVITATIONAL A LAUGHLIN HS TBA A TBA10/6/2010 WED KOFA H HAVASU WINDSOR BEACH 4:30PM A 2:00PM10/13/2010 WED WINDSOR BEACH MULTI H HAVASU WINDSOR BEACH 4:00PM A 2:00PM10/16/2010 SAT THUNDERBIRD INVITATIONAL A THUNDERBIRD HS TBA A TBA10/20/2010 WED CIBOLA A CIBOLA HS 4:30PM A 9:45AM 10:00AM10/21/2010 THUR KINGMAN A KINGMAN 4:30PM A 1:15PM 1:30PM10/22/2010 FRI REGIONALS HBRIDGE WATER LINKSGOLF COURSE 10:30AM V 8:00PM10/30/2010 SAT STATE A PHOENIX TBA V TBA TBASWIMDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME RELEASE DEPART9/1/2010 WED KINGMAN H HAVASU 4:00PM 2:30PM9/9/2010 THUR KOFA H HAVASU 4:00PM 2:30PM9/16/2010 THUR GILA RIDGE A GILA RIDGE 4:00PM 10:15AM 10:30AM9/23/2010 THUR YUMA A YUMA 4:00PM 10:15AM 10:30AM10/7/2010 THUR CIBOLA H HAVASU 4:00PM 2:30PM10/12/2010 TUES KOFA A KOFA 4:00PM 10:15AM 10:30AM10/14/2010 THUR GILA RIDGE H HAVASU 4:00PM 2:30PMKINGMAN GOLDEN10/20/2010 WEDANCHOR A KINGMAN 4:00PM 1:15PM 1:30PM10/22/2010 FRI REGION A TBA TBA TBA TBA10/29/2010 FRI STATE A TBA TBA TBA TBA


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 7GIRLS GOLFDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME LEVEL RELEASE DEPART9/14/2010 TUES CIBOLA, YUMA A DESERT HILLS GC 4:00PM V 9:15AM 9:30am9/16 & 17/10 TH/FRI HAVASU INVITATIONAL HHAVASU ISLAND GOLFCOURSE 3:30pm V 1:30pm9/21/2010 TUES VS KOFA, GILA RIDGE HLONDON BRIDGE GOLFCOURSE 3:30PM V9/23 & 24/10 TH/FRI EAGLE INVITATIONAL A 500 CLUB GOLF COURSE TBA V TBA TBA9/29/2010 WED KINGMAN A CERBAT CLIFFS GC TBA V TBA TBA9/30/2010 THUR CIBOLA, YUMA HLONDON BRIDGE GOLFCOURSE 3:30PM V 2:00PM10/5/2010 TUES KOFA, GILA RIDGE HLONDON BRIDGE GOLFCOURSE 3:30PM V 2:00PM10/7/2010 THUR KINGMAN HHAVASU ISLAND GOLFCOURSE 3:30PM V 1:30PM10/21/2010 THURGILA VALLEYREGIONALSHLONDON BRIDGE GOLFCOURSE TBA V TBA11/1/2010 MON STATE A TBA TBA V TBA TBABOYS GOLFDATE DAY OPPONENT H/A SITE TIME LEVEL RELEASE DEPART9/15/2010 WED RIVER VALLEY DUAL A RIVER VALLEY TBA A TBA TBA9/18/2010 SAT CIBOLA INVITATIONAL A CIBOLA HS 8:30AM A 4:00AMMARK WESTONBRIDGE WATER LINKS9/25/2010 SATINVITATIONAL H GOLF COURSE 8:00AM A9/29/2010 WED SAN LUIS, MOHAVE A SAN LUIS 4:30PM A 9:45AM 10:00AM10/2/2010 SAT LAUGHLIN INVITATIONAL A LAUGHLIN HS TBA A TBAHAVASU WINDSOR10/6/2010 WED DUAL KOFA HBEACH 4:00PM A 2:00PM10/13/2010 WED WINDSOR BEACH MULTI HHAVASU WINDSORBEACH 4:00PM A 2:00PMTHUNDERBIRD10/16/2010 SATINVITATIONAL A THUNDERBIRD HS TBA A TBA10/23/2010 SATGILA VALLEYREGIONALS A SAN LUIS TBA V TBA TBA10/30/2010 SAT SECTIONALS A PHOENIX TBA V TBA TBA11/5& 6/10 FRI/SAT STATE A TBA TBA V TBA TBA


Page 8Counselor’s Corner<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>CHANGES IN GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSGraduation requirements have changed for the class of2012 (juniors) and 2013+ (freshmen and sophomores).Please be aware of the graduation requirements for yourstudent. The changes are described below.CLASS OF 2012: Juniors must earn 3 credits of specificmath classes to graduate. These math classes includeAlgebra 1-2 (or Algebra 1a-1b & Algebra 2a-2b),Geometry 1-2, and one additional math class (eitherAlgebra 3-4 or Math of Money).CLASS OF 2013: Freshmen and sophomores mustcomplete 23 credits total to graduate. They mustcomplete 4 credits of math in Algebra 1-2 (or Algebra1a-1b & 2a-2b), Geometry 1-2, Algebra 3-4, and oneadditional math class (either Pre-Calculus or Math ofMoney). Both classes must also complete 3 credits ofscience.One-half credit is awarded upon successful completion(grade of ―D‖ or better) of each semester-long class(students must receive a C or better in Algebra 1-2classes for credit). A class that lasts two semesters (oneschool year) earns one full credit.Counselors:Bob Pauley A-D 854-5339Marie Cooper E-L 854-5340Tonya Krueger M-R 854-5326Emily Morton S-Z 854-5329SubjectEnglishFine Arts or TechnicalEducationMathematics*Physical EducationScienceClass of 2011 and 2012Social Studies (WorldHistory/Geography, U.S./AZHistory., Civics/FreeEnterprise)ElectivesTOTAL<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>GraduationRequirements4 credits1 credit in either area3 credits1 credit2 credits3 credits8 credits22 CREDITS* Class of 2012 must complete Algebra 1-2,Geometry 1-2 and an additional math course.SubjectEnglishClass of 2013 and 2014Fine Arts or Technical EducationMathematics*Physical EducationScienceSocial Studies (WorldHistory/Geography, U.S./AZHistory, Civics/Free Enterprise)ElectivesTOTAL<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>GraduationRequirements4 credits1 credit in eitherarea4 credits1 credit3 credits3 credits7 credits23 CREDITS* Class of 2013 must complete Algebra 1-2,Geometry 1-2, Algebra 3-4 and an additional mathcourse.


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 9Fall Aims Testing ScheduleFall AIMS testing will include anyjunior or senior (including newstudents) who still needs to pass oneor more of the content areas.Students should bring their school IDor drivers license to the testing foridentification purposes. The roomthat students will report to for testingwill be posted outside of guidance theFriday before the week of testing.Please see your counselor if you areunsure of which tests you may need totake. Students who want to retest inany area to exceed can sign up inguidance during the month of October.Freshmen and sophomore studentswill be released and must leavecampus before testing starts eachday.TUESDAYOctober 26 th : Writing (Regular EarlyRelease Day) 12:25 pm Release1 st 7:20-7:55 am2 nd 8:00-8:45 am3 rd 8:50-9:29 am4 th 9:34-10:13 am5 th 10:18-10:57 am6 th 11:02-11:41 am7 th 11:46-12:25 pmLunch: 12:30 – 12:55 pmWriting Test: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm(or until done – There is NO time limit –These are just guidelines)WEDNESDAYOctober 27 th : Reading (AlternatingPeriods 1, 2, 4, 6) 11:00 amRelease1 st 7:00 – 7:55 am2 nd 8:00 – 8:55 am4 th 9:00 – 9:55 am6 th 10:00 – 10:55 amLunch: 11:00 – 11:30 amReading Test: 11:35 – 1:30 pm (oruntil done – There is NO time limit –These are just guidelines)THURSDAYOctober 28 th : Math (AlternatingPeriods 3, 5, 7) 11:00 am ReleaseNo 1 st period3 rd 8:00 – 8:55 am5 th 9:00 – 9:55 am7 th 10:00 – 10:55 amMath Test Part 1: 11:00 – 12:30 pmLunch: 12:30 pm – 1:00 pmMath Test Part 2: 1:05 – 3:00 pm(or until done – There is NO time limit –These are just guidelines)


Page 10CTE<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Becomes aMicrosoft IT Academy Member<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> school is now one of the few<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>s in the country that is a Microsoft ITAcademy. What does this mean to the studentsof <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>? Students can learnthe IT Skills that will help them be ready tosucceed in today’s job markets. The MicrosoftIT Academy Program offers a wide variety ofMicrosoft Certifications. The threecertifications we are currently focusing on areMicrosoft Desktop Technician Certification,Microsoft Office Certification, and SoftwareDevelopment Certification. Students areencouraged to achieve certifications to helpthem advance their careers. A student withthese certifications can earn thousands ofdollars more, beginning with their first job outof <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. Following is a copy of theMicrosoft description of why a student should bewith The Microsoft IT Academy. If anyonewishes to join the Microsoft IT Academy, thefirst step is talk with their high school guidancecounselor.The goal for the Microsoft IT AcademyProgram is to help improve teacher successwith dependable tools, curriculum, andadded benefits — so that your studentssucceed beyond the classroom.The curriculum and resources provided bythe Microsoft IT Academy Program aredesigned to offer you a comprehensiveeducational program that links classroominstruction with the IT skills needed and thefocus on lifelong learning opportunities.<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>That means students that participate inthe Microsoft IT Academy Program candevelop a solid technical foundation thatwill help them hone the skills they need intoday’s competitive job market.Students in a Microsoft IT Academyalso have access to many worldwideinnovative programs:Microsoft Students to BusinessFind unique mentoring, training, andcertification opportunities in the Studentsto Business program. This program providesthe curriculum and training needed toensure that students are prepared to meetthe needs of companies around the globe.Microsoft Imagine CupStudents can apply their imagination,passion, and creativity to technologyinnovations that can make a differencein today’s world. It is a seriouschallenge that draws serious talentand intense competition.Microsoft DreamSparkStudents can download and use Microsofttools and software to unlock their creativepotential and embark on a path that willlead to your academic and career success


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 11Fundamentals of EngineeringPit StopLHHSThe National Guard showcased their #88Nascar, currently driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr,here at our <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> campus.Our Fundamentals of Engineering Auto classeshad a blast visiting the car and exploringautomotive possibilities, as well as doing pushupsfor ―stuff‖ like hats, tee-shirts, notebooksetc. Students were able to get their picturestaken with the car and download it from thecar’s website the following day.Science DepartmentDuring September, as a wrap up to learningabout viruses, Life Science students spent 3days researching different viruses that affecthumans’ lives. Students did internet researchand then created a ―wanted‖ poster thatgave information on the virus such as itsmethod of transmission, treatment for,symptoms and included a picture of thevirus. Each student was given a specific virussuch as polio, hepatitis A, bird flu, HIV, swineflu that they researched. If you would like tosee the posters that students made, they arehanging in B105.Advanced MarketingThis November, our advancedmarketing/DECA chapter will travel toWashington, DC to embark on the Ultimate DECAPower Trip. Washington, DC becomes anexperiential learning landscape for DECA membersas they experience and learn in the career areasof marketing, entrepreneurship, finance,hospitality, management and public affairs. EachDECA member will choose from one of tenitineraries designed to provide a day ofeducationally enriching experiences in the cityand a day of powerful learning from professionalsduring engaging workshops.This is the combined North Atlantic Region,Southern Region and Western Region LeadershipConference. The Advanced Marketing DECA classeswill blog about the experiences before, during,and after the trip. Information on how to followour adventures will be available in the nextnewsletter.The Advanced Marketing class/DECA would like totake this opportunity to thank the JTED, thesupporters of the tax credit program and ourparents for making this experience possible.Vote November 2


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Bookstore NewsSpirit WeekPage 13FREE book covers available courtesy ofKJJJ 102.3 and U.S. NavyAll students are encouraged to dress to the themeeach day during spirit week. If the student doesnot want to participate they should wear theirschool approved shirts to school.Monday - Oct. 11Get your books covered to save youfrom having book damage fees!!Limited supply of free book covers availableor you can use brown paper grocery bags.Strechy book covers are not allowed.HOW TO COVER YOUR TEXTBOOKBabies vs. Old PeopleTuesday - Oct. 12Disney vs. NickelodeonWednesday - Oct. 13Board Games vs. Video GamesThursday - Oct. 14Candy5:00—Tailgate—free food and jersey auction7:00—Powder puff gameFriday - Oct 15Purple and GoldPep Assembly7:00 Homecoming GameHomecoming floats andKing and Queen during half timeSaturday - Oct 16WINTER is fast approaching andstandardized outerwear is required! Thesweatshirt jackets are available in black orwhite. Cost: $20.00. The nylon jackets areavailable in black only. Price: $28.00. Longsleeve shirts are also in stock. Colors availableare black and white. Price: $6.00. Stop by theBookstore today.Bookstore Hours: before school 6:45-8:00,during lunch 11:00-12:50 or after school 2:50-3:10pm.Homecoming Dance 8-12pm―One Sweet Knight‖The gym will be open from 6-7 for parents andteachers to visit and view the dance decorations.Shutter box—Photo booth—old fashioned strips ofpictures free during the 6-7 hour for all who come.Class of 2010All of the graduates of the class of 2010 should havereceived their invitations to Homecoming. Therewere no tickets mailed out. Each 2010 graduateonly needs to show ID at the door to be admitted tothe dance. We look forward to seeing you atHomecoming.


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Page 16Site Council MinutesSeptember 27, 2010Members present: Denise Miner,Karl Thompson, Ken Edmunds, Alex Ruiz,Curt Mhyre, Linda Naves,Kim Jaynes, Denise KuernerAbsent: Laura Bopp, Lisa Gleason, ReneeBrindis, Suzanne WaldronThe meeting began with the introduction ofnew member, Curt Mhyre who replaced GingerKitchen. The by-laws were reviewed and AlexRuiz moved that we change our first meeting ofthe year to the 2 nd Monday in September. KenEdmunds seconded the motion and the votewas unanimous in favor of moving the date.Mrs. Miner shared that two student governmentstudents would be asked to join Site Councilper the by-laws and would be in place at thenext meeting.The NCA action plan was shared with themembers and Mrs. Miner explained thatthrough the school’s 301 goals the action planwas being met. These goals include improvingparent communication through phonecalls/logs, parent conferences and emails.Those parents of freshmen who have failed oneor more classes at the end of the semester willalso receive a letter explaining that theirstudent is behind in credits. These credits willneed to be made up in order for their studentto stay on track with their graduating class.<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Web SiteMessage from the Webmaster:<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> web site has beenupdated. Our goal is to make information andcommunication easier for parents and students.On the homepage of the site you will want todirect your attention to the right hand side.The first item is our new Twitter feed. Thisallows admin to quickly disseminate importantinformation. At this time you will see some ofthe 4 most important dates/events occurring atthe <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. This can also be used in caseof an emergency/school closing update. If youwant, you can navigate to twitter.com and signup for text messaging updates, or coming soonthe webmaster will post instructions for you.The next three items have always been offeredon the website; however, we have moved themup and made them much more visible. Dailynews is updated every school day, weekly isupdated on Mondays, and monthly is updatednear the start of every month. Monthly Newsnow has its own page with archived newslettersfrom past months.I hope you enjoy your experience on our webpage and if you have any questions/suggestionspertaining to the website please feel free to e-mail me at spaluch@havasu.k12.az.usMid-term progress reports will be handed outto all students on October 14, 2010 during theirKnight Time classes. Parents need to make surethey look for these.The PAC will be holding a Public Forum onWednesday, October 20, 2010 from 6:00p.m.-7:30p.m. at Grace Arts Live on Main Street.This will be a question/answer session with apanel made up of LHUSD administrators, staffand involved citizens to answer the questions.A live radio broadcast where people can call inand email questions will also be present.The meeting was adjourned.Vote November 2


<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Havasu</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>Page 17Attention: Parent Portal UpgradeComing in DecemberThe most noticeable enhancement forPowerschool parent users in 2010-11 is the newability to create multiple accounts to helpmonitor their student’s academic information.This feature allows parents/guardians to createa unique Access ID and Password for as manyfamily members, outside advisors, or anyoneelse they would like to include on theirstudent’s progress.The options for providing these additionalaccounts should accommodate mostfamily/parent/guardian situations as well asany extended family or legal obligations.Families with multiple studentsattending LHUSD may monitor all of theirstudent's grades and attendance informationfrom a single Parent Account. With a singlesign-on, parents and guardians will be able toview the information for each student withouthaving to log out and log back in with adifferent login and password.Additionally, these personalized accounts allowparents/guardians to better managelogins/passwords and provides a new ―ForgotPassword‖ utility that will send the passwordto a designated e-mail address upon request.Once the new Single Sign on function isactivated, parents MUST create a new accountto access the Power<strong>School</strong> system. The processfor this is very easy and directions will beprovided before this new Single Sign onfunction is activated which is now scheduled tohappen during the winter break.Guiding GoodChoicesFree Parenting ClassesSponsored by LHUSD #1Free Child care provided for each classCycle Two:Location: Nautilus Elementary <strong>School</strong>January 10, 17, 24, 31Feb 7Cycle Three:Location: Smoketree Elementary <strong>School</strong>March 28April 4, 11, 18, 25Call or email Joni Hall to registeror for more information.Phone: 855-5622Email: jhall@havasu.k12.az.usE-MAIL UPDATESDon’t forget to update any changes toyour e- mail address so that you willcontinue to receive the newsletter linkand other important informationpertaining to the high school. ContactFrancine Dropinski, Guidance Office, @854-5327 with any changes.DENISE MINER, PRINCIPALDALE GENGER, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALROGER BURGER, A. D., ASSISTANT PRINCIPALENOS BACON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RTP

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