October Newsletter - Southeast High School

P a r e n t e - N e w s l e t t e r
Heard it from a Buffalo!
October 2012
Wichita High School Southeast
903 S. Edgemoor* Wichita, KS 67218*316.973.2700
A message from A. Leroy Parks...
Dear Parents, Students, Staff and community members,
At the time you are reading this e-newsletter, we will be on the horizon of completing our first
nine-weeks of school and it seems it has gone by in a blur of activities! The school climate is changing
at Southeast to support a culture of learning for all students and adults and re-designing our system
to meet the needs of our kids when they need it. It is believed every student should always be
learning. Students should be challenged and achieving to high standards both academically and behaviorally.
Parent-teacher conferences are an excellent opportunity for our teachers to connect with our
parents and discuss the progress your son or daughter is experiencing at this point in the school year.
I think it is imperative parents make every effort to attend conferences and engage with staff to build
a positive relationship of support and establish a connection to our school in order for us to provide
the best service possible! Parent-teacher conferences will occur on Wednesday October 17 from 4:00
p.m. until 7:15 p.m. and Thursday October 18 from 1:30-6:30 p.m. On Thursday, we will be releasing
students early at 12:30 p.m., so please plan accordingly. Students, when motivated, can make significant
improvements in their grades and their work habits during the second nine-weeks and semesters
end. If both parents and students know what needs to be accomplished and it is clearly articulated by
our staff, a student’s chances for success are greatly enhanced. I look forward to the conversations to
be had during conferences!
We held our first all school assembly in late August and I am extremely proud of the behavior
and enthusiasm our kids demonstrated towards one another and the participants of the assembly! It
was AWESOME!! Parents you are always welcome to attend also, and should you choose to do so,
please notify us in the office so we can properly meet your needs. Our next assembly is the first
Homecoming Assembly which also includes the Buff Olympics and is scheduled for October 10.
At Southeast High School FAILURE is not an option! The Academics First Policy has resumed
and our initial number of students on the list was 419. That’s a bit over 25% of our 1637 students.
It is important that our parents work diligently with the school to support your son or daughter
to seek the support systems we have established for our students who may struggle periodically. Students
are encouraged to use the help sessions during our 8th hour seminar time to complete missing
assignments for their teachers. Students also have access to college students who are hired to man our
School-wide Tutoring program, available to students during lunch, seminar and after-school. Students
can get assistance in all core subject areas and most elective areas also.
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Library
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Trick or Treat So Kids Can
Eat!
During October – clear your overdue library fines
Website: www.southeast.usd259.org/library
BUFFALO PERK! The 1 st performance coffee house will be held on Friday, October 26 th
during seminar. You will need to donate a canned or boxed item to perform or attend.
Southeast Theatre Participating in
“Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat” too!
Wichita Southeast theatre department and
12 other area high schools will be participating
in “Trick or Treat So Kids Can
Eat” canned food drive. The campaign
lasts the entire month of October and all
of the proceeds are donated to the Wichita
Food Bank. The Wichita Area team
has collected over 11,000 pounds of food
each year for this worthy cause. Anyone
interested in donating please contact Martha
Gates at 316-973-2806.
BEST ROBOTIC
TEAM TO
COMPETE
OCTOBER 27
BEST Robotics Team
competes October 27
for Mall Day at Towne
East Mall, starting at
9AM until Noon. This
is a practice opportunity for the students to
check out whether or not they have a working
robot which will perform the functions
as indicated by the gaming manual.
Then, the actual team competition is on
November 3, at the Charles Koch arena.
This is the same arena where WSU plays
basketball. There will be an opportunity for
supporting your students by coming out to
the competition on Saturday, November 3
from 9 AM until about
3pm.
To report a student absence,
Please call 973-2701
Southeast Attendance Clerk
Candra Koch
If you leave a message,
please include your student name and reason for absence.

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Southeast JROTC shines in October 4th Drill Meet!
October 4 th Southeast JROTC had a drill meet against Heights and Derby high school. The results were
excellent; they truly went above, and beyond following all the guidelines for success. The results were as
followed:
Arms drill team took first place.
Regulation unarmed took first place.
Armed color guard took first place.
Unarmed color guard took first place.
First year cadets took first place.
Individual drill Southeast cadets took first, second, and third place.
Southeast cadets were truly the best of the best, they were motivated and
dedicated.
They represented Southeast high school superbly.
Another Southeast
Spotlight!
Wichita Area Theatre Departments unite to
produce the musical
“Bye, Bye Birdie”
Last Saturday the cheerleaders did an outstanding
job representing Southeast at the
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. The girls
volunteered as Cure Leaders and changed our
cheers to include the words walkers, runners,
and survivors. A survivor said she was so
touched by a survivor cheer that she became
emotional and felt honored that the girls would
come out and support the foundation.
Wichita’s 8 high school theatre departments will be
joining together to produce the musical “Bye, Bye
Birdie” on Thursday, November 15 through Saturday,
November 17 at 7:00pm with an additional afternoon
matinee at 2:00pm on Saturday. The show
will be presented at Wichita East High School.
Cast, staff and crew will be students and teachers
from all of the Wichita high schools.
Contact Martha Gates at 316-973-2806 for ticket
information.

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Our Fall Homecoming Candidates 12-13
Congratulations to our
Fall Homecoming Candidates!
(From L-R) Larenz Moore, Moriah Plowden, Bryant Nguyen, Kikelomo Ojo, Austin Juhl, Katy Brown, Curtis Smith, Halston Strange,
Tram Ngo and Payton Elliott.
Parent Teacher Conferences
Wednesday, October 17, 4:00-7:15 P.M.
Thursday, October 18, Early Dismissal
School will dismiss at 12:30pm and busses will run.
Grab N’ Go lunch will be available.
Conferences on Oct. 18th will be from 1:30-6:30pm
The first nine-weeks report card will be available for pick up.
Spanish and Vietnamese Interpreters will be available at the following dates/times:
Wednesday, October 17th
Spanish 4:00-7:15p.m.
Thursday, October 18th
Spanish 1:30-6:30p.m.
Vietnamese 1:30-4:30p.m.

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Buffalo Awards were presented on Sept. 28, 2012 during Seminar
Buffalo awards are given each year to students meeting the following criteria. The Golden Buffalo
is awarded to students who have achieved a 4.0 grade point average (GPA) for three consecutive
years. The Silver Buffalo is awarded to students who have achieved a 4.0 GPA for
two years. The Bronze Buffalo is awarded to students who have achieved a 4.0 for each semester
of one school year. The following are the recipients for the 2012 school year.
Bronze:
Cooper Allison, Alex Arline, Felix Chanthavong, Mico Dakis, Kylie Fox, Brystal Friesen, Toni Hayden, Dawn
Knight, Addi Lies, Queenie Lin, Anissa Lopez, Vazia Marshall, Quiana McKnight, Hayley McQueen, Maci Morgan,
Kim Nguyen, Shayla Nguyen, Sandra Phomakay, Ryan Stein, Sammy Syed, Demi Tam, Yi Tran, Chris Vuong,
Alyssa Ward, Taylor Williams, Simeon Willis, Josiah Wilson, Michelle Zheng
Silver:
Cambria Bonds, Jennifer Cabrera, Veronica Chhang, Anh Do, Kiana Grim, Derick Holmes, Quan-Chieu Huynh,
Kaylie Ines, Huyen Nguyen, Jesse Nguyen, Xuan-Thy Phan, Marcea Say, Nita Saybounkham, Landen
Swearingen, Lilian Tay, Bao Vo, Thien Vu, Amy Vuong
Gold:
Alexander Bessel, My Dang, Brandon Friesen, Ha-Giang Hoang, Austin Juhl, Thao Nguyen, Moriah Plowden
2012-13 Bowling Tryouts
Southeast Spotlight!
Try-outs for the 2013 Southeast men’s and
women’s bowling teams will be November
25th through the 30th. Remember in order
to try out a student must have physical on
file as well as a concussion report. If you
have any questions please contact Coach
Koch at dkoch@usd259.net or you may
call him at 973-2880. Our home lanes are
Thunderbird Lanes.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
CHRISTINE FUSTON!!!
Three Wichita-area students were recognized at the
Kansas Book Festival for winning first place in the 4th
Congressional District bracket of the 2012 Kansas Book
Festival Writing Contest. Our very own Christine Fuston
won in the 9th-12th grade bracket!!!
Christine is a member of the 2011-12 Writing Buffs and
the newspaper!

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College Representatives Visiting Southeast
The following post-secondary institutions will be visiting Southeast
during lunch. Representatives will be available to answer
your questions and share opportunities about their individual
colleges. Please have your students visit their info table located
at the entrance of the CCC in G hall.
October 10 – Wichita State University
October 16 – Kansas State University
October 18 – Fort Hays State University & Tabor College
November 8 – Johnson County Community College & Pittsburg
State University
November 13 – Butler Community College
November 14 – Paul Mitchell the School
January 10 – Coffeyville Community College
Welcome New Baby Buffs – Class of 2016!
Counselors will be adopting and visiting 9 th grade English
classrooms to provide the students with a sense of what the
counseling staff can help them with throughout the school year
as well as put a face to the name. This is a great opportunity for
counselors to get to know the students and help them reach their
academic and social goals. Transitioning to a new school can be
difficult for some and others just may have simple questions on
how to navigate high school in a positive and effective way. As
a student advocate within the school, we want to accommodate
our students in any way we can.
ACT Prep Workshops
There are multiple ACT Prep opportunities
for your students to better prepare
them for this important test.
Wichita State University
Location: All workshops will be on
WSU main campus with exception of
Oct. 1 st workshop at WSU South Campus,
Derby, KS.
Time:
ACT Prep: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
ACT Math: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
Fee: ACT Prep $28.00
ACT Math $23.00
Preregistration REQUIRED at
www.registerblast.com/wsu.
Dates:
October 8, 2011
November 19, 2011
January 21, 2012
March 3, 2012
March 10, 2012 (ACT Math ONLY)
May 5, 2012
August 11, 2012
FREE Online Prep
www.number2.com
Senior Pass Cards
Seniors will only be issued second semester pass cards if they meet the following requirements:
Have taken official ACT Test or ASVAB Test with scores on file with Southeast.
On track to graduate on time.
Pass cards only issued at start or end of day.
Any senior student not meeting the above criteria will be expected to have a full schedule second
semester. Students who would like to register for the ACT test may do so online at
www.ACTstudent.org if they have access to a credit card or fee waiver. Fee waivers are available
in the Counseling Offices or the College & Career Center.
If your student signed up to take the ASVAB test, Southeast will be offering the official ASVAB at
8:00 am on Wednesday, October 17, 2012. Students must arrive prior to 8:00 a.m. at the Southeast
Cafeteria to be allowed to test. The test will last until approximately 11:30 a.m.. A follow up presentation
will be held for all ASVAB test takers to discuss score report results.

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October 17 th Testing Day
There are several tests occurring on Wednesday, October 17, 2012.
Please be sure your students arrive to school on time and are alert for testing. The testing schedule will run as follows:
Freshman – ACT Explore
Sophomores* – ACT Plan
Juniors* – PSAT/NMSQT (must have registered by Oct. 5 th ) or ASVAB (must have registered by Sept. 28 th ) or practice
ACT Test
Seniors – ASVAB (must have registered by Sept. 28 th ) or practice ACT
*All AVID 10 th -11 th graders – PSAT/NMSQT
All test takers will need to be in their classrooms by 8:00 a.m. with their student ID, there will be NO LATE START. Any
students arriving late to national testing rooms (all tests except practice ACT) will not be allowed to enter and will be held
for the morning in Sweep & Keep.
This is an important date in your child’s education as many of these tests are pre-tests for the important ACT Test typically
taken at the Junior and Senior level. The more prepared for this test students are, the more scholarship and college admission
opportunities they may be eligible for. These tests also have a career planning aspect, which helps students gain better
What is the PSAT/NMSQT Test
The PSAT/NMSQT test stands for The Preliminary SAT/National Merit
Scholarship Qualifying Test. This test measures critical reading, math
problem-solving and writing skills developed over many years, both in
and out of school.
Why take the test
Receive feedback about critical academic skills.
Prepare for the SAT (required for some college admissions).
Prepare for college (identify AP potential).
Enter the NMSQT scholarship competition (awards range from $500-
$10,000 per year).
What is the test fee
USD 259 will be picking up the cost for those juniors wanting to take the
PSAT test for 2012.
Who should take the test
Although students are allowed to purchase and take the PSAT at any
time, students can only participate and be considered for a scholarship in
one specific competition year and the year in which the student takes the
PSAT to enter competition is very important.
Students who plan to spend the usual four years in high school
(grades 9-12) before entering college full time must take the qualifying
test in their 3 rd year of high school (grade 11, junior year).
Students who plan to leave high school early and enroll in college full
time, after spending three years or less in grades 9-12, usually
can participate in the National Merit Program if they take the PSAT
before they enroll in college. To enter the 2014 competition, these
students must be in either the next to last or the last year of high
school when they take the 2012 PSAT.
When and how do I register
Space is limited for the PSAT test. Testing space will be filled on a first
come, first served basis.
PSAT Preparation
Student Guide: When the student registers in B-2, they will receive an
Official Student Guide with test information and sample questions.
Test Prep Books: Many libraries and book stores have PSAT prep books
available with detailed strategies for improving scores.
Online: Go to www.collegeboard.com/psat for sample questions and
practice test answer explanations.
For more information, please contact the Southeast Student Service Center
or your child’s counselor.
What is the ASVAB Test
The free Armed Services Vocational Aptitude
Battery (ASVAB) is a career planning and
exploration program that combines a multiple
-aptitude test with an interest self-assessment
and a wide range of career exploration tools
and is administered by the United States Military
Entrance Processing Command. It is
used to determine qualification for enlistment
in the United States Armed Forces. It is also
used for career exploration for high school
and college students. The test is approximately
three hours and is composed of eight
subtests. Your ASVAB test results and “Find
Your Interests” are tools for you to explore
different occupations, identify a possible college
major, and find out about your personality.
Your AFQT military qualification score
is reflected on your test results as well and
can be used to enlist in any of the military
services.

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Senior Timeline: How the CCC can help you
The CCC (College & Career Center) has moved to G1. If your student is college bound, please encourage
them to meet with Amy Alvarez, the Southeast College & Career Center Coordinator, as soon as
possible. Her primary role is to help your student plan for life after high school, but if their plans include
college, there are many upcoming deadlines they will want to meet to ensure their best opportunities
for admissions and scholarships.
Prior to Admission:
Do your homework. Research which colleges fit your educational plans, budget and lifestyle. This list should be narrowed to 3-5
colleges at the start of your senior year.
Take necessary College Admissions Tests. If you are not content with your ACT or SAT scores, the September and October test
dates are vital to receiving some of the high dollar scholarships out there. (Automatic admission ACT score for KS Board of
Regents Schools = 21) Do not let test scores delay your admission applications.
Visit your top schools. Interview current students, faculty and staff. Get a feel for the academic and social environment.
Make list of application, scholarship & housing deadlines.
Make a list of people who could provide you with a positive and accurate recommendation letter.
Before November 1 st Priority Scholarship Deadline:
Apply for admission to your top schools.
Request an official high school transcript be sent to your top schools through the registrar.
Apply for scholarships to your top schools. This may mean working in advance to obtain recommendation letters or help with
essays/activities charts.
Be sure your ACT scores are sent to the college – this is something ACT will do for you if you request it on your original test
registration, or they will charge you $10 per school choice.
Be sure to pay all fees associated with admissions applications or they will not be processed. Some schools have admission fee
waiver grants available for students who participate in certain programs (i.e. TRIO) or are on Free or Reduced Lunch.
December:
PARENTS: Save your year-end payroll stub if it shows your earnings for the year. You may need it for financial aid eligibility
reviews by schools.
January:
Complete and submit your FAFSA online at www.fafsa.gov as soon after January 1 st as possible.
Keep copies of all forms submitted for your own records.
PARENTS: Complete your income taxes early – schools may request them to prove eligibility for financial aid.
Attend the Southeast Financial Aid Night (Date & Time TBA) for more information on completing the FAFSA and description
of financial aid available.
February/March:
Submit any corrections to your FAFSA.
Once you have submitted your FAFSA, you should receive your Student Aid Report (SAR) notification via email within 5-7
days. This will indicate your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) which will be a good indication if you will be receiving Pell
Grant money from your college.
Contact each college financial aid office to make sure your application is complete and if they need any supporting documents to
complete your financial aid.
April/May:
Compare financial aid awards from each college you applied to.
Make your final decision and send in all enrollment and housing deposits before the final deadline.
File a FINAL TRANSCRIPT request card with the Southeast registrar.
What is CIS
Communities in Schools is in OUR SCHOOL
The mission of CIS is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in
school and achieve in life.
What does CIS provide
Assistance with Medical, Dental, Vision, Clothing, Food, School Supplies and Mentoring/Tutoring
Contact: Mrs. Shanna Bell-Ahmad By email: sbellahmad@ciswichita.org Or by phone at: 973-2846

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The University of Kansas Congratulates the TOP 10% Class of 2013
The following students will be recognized for their academic efforts at the University of Kansas reception
at the Wichita State University - Eugene M. Hughes Metro Complex, located at the corner of
29 th Street and Oliver on Monday, November 5 th . Students who plan to attend KU in the fall, should
apply for admission and scholarships prior to the November 1 st deadline in order to receive their top
10% scholarship. Counselors will be delivering personal invitations to students who will be receiving
this honor.
Erik Alejandre, Gerrick Alford, Courtney Allen, Alexander Bessel, Amy Brown, Courtney Brown,
Son Bui, Cheyenne Bullock, My Dang, Khanya Dith, Meera Duncan, Brandon Friesen, Christine
Fuston, Daniel Gonzalez, Ha-Giang Hoang, Austin Juhl, Tiffany Lake, Thao Le, Jasmine Love,
Brenda Mai, Alejandro Mejia, Tram Ngo, Bao-Van Nguyen, Bryant Nguyen, Thao Nguyen,
Kikelomo Ojo, Marina Phomakay, Moriah Plowden, Ashley Roberts, Alexis Robertson, Ethan Rule,
Jennifer Ruvalcaba, Halston Strange, Camden Tang, My Tang, Crystal Tran, Jay Tran, and
Benjamin White.
Wichita State Shocker Honors Scholars Banquet
The 12 th annual Shocker Honors Scholar Banquet, will be held on Thursday, October 18 th this year at
the Preferred Health Systems Multipurpose Center at Charles Koch Arena from 7-9 p.m. This annual
event honors the area’s top high school juniors and continues to be a wonderful way to honor the
achievements of the students while also providing a chance to expose them to the benefits of higher
education. Counselors will be handing out personal invitations to those students receiving this honor.
The following students will be recognized:
Jose Banales, Cambria Bonds, Jennifer Cabrera, Veronica Chhang, Kent Dang, Morgan Dean, Anh
Do, Hannah Dodd, John Duong, Sarah Evans, Ashley Frazier, Kiana Grim, Taylor Gutierrez, Derick
Holmes, Harley Hower, Quan Huynh, Kaylie Ines, Emily Kidd, Thuy Le, Kylie Macias, Gabrielle
Maida, Caleb Maloney, Ismael Marcenari, Anh Nguyen, Huyen Nguyen, Jesse Nguyen, Richard
Pham, Anh Phan, Xuan-Thy Phan, Gary Rasbandith, Alexis Rule, Marcea Say, Nita Saybounkham,
Matthew Schwarz, Landen Swearingen, Lilian Tay, Bao Vo, Thien Vu, Khoa Vuong, Amy Vuong,
and Chandler Williamson

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Students or parents can contact our Tutor Coordinator Mallory Santee at 973-2753.
The Southeast faculty and staff are working in a collaborative process to increase the professional
dialogue and discussion to aid in increasing student achievement at SEHS. We commonly refer
to the process as Professional Learning Communities or PLC’s. PLC’s allow each department time to
meet and discuss more in depth a guaranteed and viable curriculum for the benefit of our students. This
process does have an impact on the daily schedule on Wednesday’s, so we have a late start to the normal
school day. On Wednesdays we will start classes at 8:20 a.m. Students that ride buses will experience
no change in their routes or schedules and will arrive as they do currently. Students are supervised
during PLC meetings in the building. Because students do arrive at a normal time and we start our
school day later on Wednesday’s, students are required to enter the building as they do on a regularly
scheduled start. Students are NOT ALLOWED to walk to the local area businesses, or visit Curtis Middle
School, particularly if they ride a bus to school. School administration and security will be monitoring
the parking lot and directing students to enter the building. Please encourage your student to not
walk to QuikTrip, Dillons or Walgreens to get snacks or beverages before school on late start days. We
have had some complaints from our local area businesses in reference to our students loitering in the
area. We will continue to monitor closely as we want to maintain a positive relationship with them and
our other area businesses; please encourage your student to stay on campus! I thank you in advance for
your support.
It is my belief parents send their very best to our school each and every day with the hopes their
student will be challenged academically. It is then our responsibility as educators to ensure it happened
to the best of our ability, on a daily basis. I have challenged myself and our staff with the task of building
Relational Capacity with our students and parents of Southeast, to better meet the needs of our students.
The mission of Wichita Southeast is to be a professional learning community that provides students
with the knowledge and skills to be productive in our society.
I am proud to be the principal of the school that launched me into my professional life and career
choice, many years ago. I look forward to working with all parents, students and staff to make this
year a positive experience for everyone. Please stay involved in the education of your child and involved
in the school.
Respectfully,
A. Leroy Parks, Jr.
Class of 1986
Southeast Career Fair:
Wednesday,
November 7, 2012
Southeast will be hosting its annual career fair on Wednesday,
November 7, 2012 with over 40 different career options
available for students to investigate. Junior and senior classrooms
will sign up to attend this event.

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Southeast Activities– October 2012
Monday, Oct. 8-
Golf: Girls Varsity
Football: JV Vs. South @ SE
Soccer: Boys V/JV Vs. Kapaun @ SE
Tuesday, Oct. 9-
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Maize @ SE
Volleyball– JV/V Vs. Bishop @ SE
Volleyball-Freshman Vs. Bishop@ NW
Soccer: Boys JV Vs. Maize @ SE
Orchestra Concert @ 7:00pm @ SE
Wednesday, Oct. 10-
Homecoming Assembly @ 2:00pm @ SE
Thursday, Oct. 11-
Football: Freshman Vs. South @ SE
Football: Varsity Vs. Derby @ South
Volleyball: Fresh Vs. Heights @ Heights
Volleyball: Fresh Vs. North @ Heights
Volleyball: JV Vs. North@ North
Volleyball: JV Vs. Heights @ North
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. North @ North
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. Heights @ North
Friday, Oct. 12-
Tennis: Girls Varsity Vs. Multiple
Homecoming Dance 8-11pm @ SE
Saturday, Oct. 13-
Tennis: Girls Varsity Vs. Multiple
Cross Country: Varsity @ Cessna
Monday, Oct. 15-
Football: Fresh/JV Vs. Derby @ Derby
Golf: Varsity Vs. Multiple
Tuesday, Oct. 16-
Volleyball: Fresh Vs. Kapaun @ SE
Volleyball: Fresh Vs. East @ SE
Volleyball: JV Vs. East @ East
Volleyball: JV Vs. Kapaun @ East
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. East @ East
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. Kapaun @ East
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Bishop Carroll
Thursday, Oct. 18-
Soccer: Boys Varsity/JV Vs. South @ SE
Choir Concert @ 7:30pm @ SE
Friday, Oct. 19-
Football: Varsity Vs. Heights @ Heights
Saturday, Oct. 20-
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. Multiple
Cross Country: Varsity Vs. Multiple
Monday, Oct. 22-
Football: Fresh/JV Vs. Heights @ Heights
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Multiple
Tuesday, Oct. 23-
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Multiple
Orchestra Concert @ 7:00pm @ SE
Wednesday, Oct. 24-
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Multiple
Thursday, Oct. 25-
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Multiple
Friday, Oct. 26-
Volleyball: Varsity Vs. Multiple
Football: Varsity Vs. East @ NW
Cap & Gown Photos @ SE
Saturday, Oct. 27-
Cross Country: Varsity @ Rim Rock Farm
Volleyball: Varsity @ TBA
Monday, Oct. 29-
Band-O-Rama @ 7:00pm @ SE
Tuesday, Oct. 30-
Soccer: Boys Varsity Vs. Multiple
Wednesday, Oct. 31-
YEK Market Day