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Family Newsletter 4/22

Posted Date: 4/19/24 (6:30 PM)

Good evening, families,

We hope you're looking forward to the weekend!  Please see below for the weekly update for the week beginning April 22. The end of the year is fast approaching and there are many important items for students and families in the coming days/weeks. Stay tuned to this newsletter and ParentSquare for all the important updates! As always, please reach out with any questions.

GO HIGHLANDERS!

CALENDAR
23-24 4J District Calendar – High School ABC Days



IMPORTANT DATES


Tuesday, April 23
Kelly Middle School - 8th Grade Field Trip
Wednesday, April 24
OSAS Makeup Testing

NEHS HIGHLANDER STUDENT NEWS  

Athletic Updates - Week Ahead
We are coming to the halfway point of Baseball and Softball.  Both teams are looking for a strong showing this weekend against Springfield.  Next week both teams play Ashland and they will be leaving early on Tuesday.  Tennis is continuing to swing it.  This is an exciting week in girls tennis.  We get to celebrate our seniors tennis players at their Senior Night on Thursday against Thurston. We had over 15 track athletes qualify for the Oregon Relays at Hayward Field today and tomorrow.  Check our calendar for all the details!

P/NP Deadline
As a reminder, per GRACC policy students and parents can requests a P/NP grading scale in your course up to two weeks after midterm grading.  This gives us a deadline of April 26th to get the forms turned in and plans laid for students.  This is often an important support for a student that may show signs of struggling at the halfway point in their courses.  

Agreement on a Pass/No Pass grading option must be agreed upon by student and

teacher. A teacher or counselor must submit the Pass/No pass approval form no later

than two weeks post quarter grading day.


Courses with a P/NP grade do not have an impact on the GPA and they are not weighted.

Students and Parents need to discuss the impact of a P/NP on a transcript with a teacher

or counselor. There can be impacts of choosing this grading option on post-secondary

education options. Once a P/NP grading option is agreed upon, that decision is final.

The process for a P/NP should be done in writing (an email will suffice) with the parent/care giver of the student.  The P/NP form must be submitted to the counseling office and include a copy for the grade level administrator.  www.nehs.4j.lane.edu/counseling
FROM THE COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER
Work Study Jobs
Hello 10th and 11th graders,
   Student Job Posting - Work Study Jobs for 2024-2025 School Year
    
   Would you like a 4J paid position working at one of our North region elementary schools or middle schools? There are several paid jobs working as front office assistants at River Road/El Camino, Howard, Awbrey Park, Spring Creek, and Madison.
    
   Duties include front office help, answering phones, filing, light office support work. 
   Pay - minimum wage $14.70
   Duration - All school year, 2 hours a day, normally 2-4pm.
    
   Please email or drop off a resume in the College Career Center by May 10th
    
   Email Catherine at moran_c@4j.lane.edu with any questions.
    
   We have lots of positions to fill!!

UO Summer SAIL Program
2024 UO Summer SAIL Program
 Registration is now open!
Encourage students to register ASAP to secure a spot!
 This FREE week-long pre-college program, held on the UO campus, provides students with the chance to experience college life & get hands-on with exciting activities taught by UO's top-notch Faculty.

Overnight/Residential Program

(Day + Overnight)

Sunday, 7/14, to Friday, 7/19

Students accepted to the Residential Program will live & eat in a UO Residence Hall during the week of summer programming (for FREE)! Evening program activities may include music/dance, community building, campus exploration, career networking with local professionals, and much more! To register, students must follow the steps outlined below:

Step 1: Review Eligibility
 Step 2: Review Program Options
 Step 3: Obtain Letter of Recommendation

 Step 4: Register for 2024 Summer SAIL


 Important Notes: For rising sophomores - rising seniors only. Summer programs are open until filled. The final registration deadline is May 24, 2024.

Review our Residential Program FAQs

Day-Only Programs
 (Weeklong day-only programs)

Week 2: Mon. 7/22 to Fri. 7/26
 Week 3: Mon. 7/29 to Fri. 8/2

Drop off between 8:30 - 9 PM. Day programs begin promptly at 9 a.m. The schedules of each SAIL program vary by program topic, but all include lunch, snacks, and supplies. To register, students must follow the steps outlined below:
 
 Step 1: Review Eligibility 
 Step 2: Review Program Options
 Step 3: Register for 2024 Summer SAIL


 Important Notes: Open to rising freshman - rising seniors. Day-only programs are open until filled. The final registration deadline is June 14, 2024.

Review our Day-Only Program FAQs

GRADUATION NEWS - CLASS OF 2024
All the info you need to know about Graduation will be found here @ https://nehs.4j.lane.edu/graduation

4J COMMUNITY NEWS
Lil Highlander Volleyball Camp
 

NW Cyber Camp
Announcing NW Cyber Camp 2024, the premier cybersecurity summer camp in Oregon! This year's camp (July 22-26) includes scenario-based hands-on learning, and expert guest speakers from the cybersecurity industry. Join us at the University of Oregon for an exciting week of exploring cybersecurity concepts and building real-world skills that can propel your academic and career goals. 

The camp is FREE for all students but space is limited and we expect to fill up fast. Please note that only students from high schools within the 60-miles radius of Eugene are eligible to register in this camp. )

Youth Women Fire Camp - Applications now open !!!

2024 Young Women's Fire Camp hosted by the Eugene Springfield Fire Department. This camp is open to all female-identifying youth between the ages of 15-19, and is completely free to attend. June 24 – 28. During the camp week, attendees will build confidence and leadership skills and learn about Fire/EMS as a career option. Participants will spend the week engaging in hands-on activities related to the fire service and emergency medicine, but most importantly, they will also learn about themselves and build connections with others. We focus on mentorship, providing strong role models, and helping participants to see what they are capable of. Application due May 1st. More information, short video, and application here!


https://www.eugene-or.gov/2983/Youth-Camps