W A U K E S H A S O U T H H I G H S C H O O L...1 W A U K E S H A S O U T H H I G H S C H O O L VOL. 381 NO. 8 May 2018 Dear Waukesha South Families, We have entered our final full

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W A U K E S H A S O U T H H I G H S C H O O L

VOL. 381 NO. 8 May 2018

Dear Waukesha South Families, We have entered our final full month of the school year. I simply cannot believe it! We

have experienced a tremendous amount of growth from our students, our staff, and our

school culture. I have been honored to accept the privilege of being the principal of

Waukesha South High School. As many of you know, I taught here and being in a

leadership position in the school that I love has given me a sense of purpose and drive that

will continue to encourage me as we move into future years. I have stated this in multiple arenas, but want to continue to reiterate that I always

appreciate hearing from families. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. We

want to consciously be moving in a positive direction and, with family feedback, we are

able to better assess what our next steps should be. We are in the thick of AP testing. I would like to acknowledge the hard work of our

students and our staff in the preparation to ensure that those who elect to take these

important tests are able to do so with all needed preparation. These courses emphasize the

rigor and necessary critical thinking skills that are needed beyond high school. We

appreciate the intense effort expended during this testing timeline. We wish all students

taking AP tests the best of luck. Finals week and graduation are fast approaching! Additional information on both are

available within the Spotlight. If there are any questions, please feel free to reach out to us. Go Blackshirts!

Ryan Galante

Principal

Learning, Growing, Succeeding

Every Person, Every Day

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

TIME June 4 June 5 June 6 June 7 June 8

Monday Sched-ule

NO SCHOOL

7:35 - 9:15 Monday Sched-

ule Review/

Conferencing Review/

Conferencing Review/

Conferencing Staff Work Day

9:30 - 11:00 Monday Sched-

ule Hour 1 Exam Hour 7 Exam Hour 8 Exam

Staff Work Day

11:00 - 11:40 Monday Sched-

ule Lunch 1 (3B

Class) Lunch 1 (4B

Class) Lunch 1 (5B

Class) Staff Work Day

11:15 - 12:45 Monday Sched-

ule Hour 3A Exam Hour 4A Exam Hour 5A Exam

Staff Work Day

11:50 - 1:20 Monday Sched-

ule Hour 3B Exam Hour 4B Exam Hour 5B Exam

Staff Work Day

12:45 - 1:25 Monday Sched-

ule Lunch 2 (3A

Class) Lunch 2 (4A

Class) Lunch 2 (5A

Class) Staff Work Day

1:35 - 3:05 Monday Sched-

ule Hour 2 Exam Hour 6 Exam Make-Up

Staff Work Day

No students will be released from class early No students admitted late to exams

BUSES WILL RUN AT REGULAR TIMES

Graduation 2018

Saturday, June 9, 2018

10:00 AM

Waukesha South Fieldhouse

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To Read the Waukesha South An-

nouncements, click on this image on

the home tab of

www.WaukeshaSouth.com

School Fees

School Board Policy 5460 states:

A student may participate in the commencement exercises if they have satisfied all financial obliga-tions due to the School District of Waukesha.

How do I pay school fees?

Cash with EXACT CHANGE ONLY at:

South High School or Lindholm

Credit card payment

Infinite Campus or Lindholm

No personal checks accepted after May

15th.

SENIOR PARENTS…

GRAD YARD SIGNS are on the way!!

Show your pride and personalize with your Grad’s name.

Great for your Home and Grad Party Venue!

Will be sold at Senior Scholarship Night on the 23rd .

Only 100 will be available!! $10 each!

All Proceeds will go to Project Graduation

Questions? [email protected]

Senior School Fees

Seniors must have their school fees paid by June 6th

in order to participate in the graduation ceremony on

June 9th. Payments can be made to Mrs. Matson at

South High School with CASH ONLY and EXACT

CHANGE. Checks will not be accepted. Or you may

use a credit card at the Business Office at the Lind-

holm Building or through your Infinite Campus parent

portal.

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Matson

in the Administrative Office.

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Note from the Health

Room

The end of the school

year is fast approach-

ing! If your student has any medication in

the health room it needs to be picked up

before the end of the school year by a

parent/guardian. Per school policy, medi-

cation cannot be sent home with the stu-

dent. Any medication not picked up

by June 15th will be discarded by District

Nurse. If you have any questions please

feel free to contact Heidi Bauer, the

health room assistant, at

[email protected]

PROJECT GRADUATION

HELP NEEDED

PLEASE SEE ATTACHED FLYER

Culinary Students got to experience hands on cooking with a

private chef at Sur La Table, in Bayshore. These students

demonstrated their skills to the chef, and made delicious

food. CTE is amazing, and hands on experience for these

students. Incredibly proud of these students!

Seniors - Please read!

From Project Graduation Decoration Committee

Seniors, it's your year and you should be the star! Drop your candid photos of you and your friends in the box located in the Attendance Office ASAP and

Project Graduation will use them to create a fun surprise! Photos will not be returned and will be publicly dis-played. Subject must be school appropriate. 4x4 is

preferred no larger than 4x6 in size. Photos print-ed on computer paper will be accepted. Any ques-tions please contact Amy Smith at [email protected]

PSAT Test - Fall 2018

Sign up for the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary SAT/National Mer-

it Scholarship Qualifying Test) by bringing in you $16 to Mrs.

Matson, Principal’s Secretary. The sign-up window runs

from July 1 - September 7, 2018. This is the final day to sign-

up, as tests must be ordered on time. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Please note, there will be NO REFUNDS given.

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Waukesha Academy of Health Professions and Waukesha South Students

Attend State HOSA Future Health Care Professionals Leadership Conference April 15 – 17, 2018

We are so proud of the representation of our 78 delegates who participated in online testing of health infor-mation, health science presentations and community health projects as part of the HOSA State Leadership Con-ference in the Wisconsin Dells.

Our students used their creativity, collaboration skills, and health science knowledge and research skills to devel-op excellent projects for this event. The result was 16 students and

8 projects qualifying for the International HOSA leadership conference in Dallas, TX,

June 27 – June 30. Congratulations and Best Wishes at Nationals. Advisors, Steve Goetsch, Abby Hodges, Bethany Thiede Wray, Staff Support, Sara Dood, Christine Sobczyk

Results:

Medial Law and Ethics - Josie Minz 3rd Place

Job Seeking Skills - Maddie Steiner 3rd Place

Health Career Photography - Katherine Gorczany 4th Place

Community Awareness - Molly Posta and Josie Minz 1st Place

Dental Terminology - Alyzza Cruz 3rd Place

Dental Terminology - Hannah Morey 2nd Place

Medical Assisting - Vaishnavi Sribhasyam 4th Place

Medical Innovation - Maryam Tawabudin and Taylor Davis 4th Place

Public Service Announcement - Mae Tateoka, Carolyn Kiefer, Dayle Meyer, Libby Abts, Maya Ibrahim and Reethika Veluri 4th Place

Team Awards – Top Attendance Award and Extraordinary Service Award

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May 7– 18: AP Exams May 23: Senior Scholarship Night, 7:00 p.m. In the auditorium June 1: Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal, 9:00 a.m. - Noon in the auditorium June 9: Graduation begins at 10:00 a.m. in South’s Field House. There are no tickets. The doors open at 9:00 a.m. First come, first served. No reserved seating.

Selective Service

Attention all 17 and 18 year old men: You have to register with the Selective

Service within 30 days of your 18th birthday. What if you don’t? Will someone

come and get you? Probably not, but you will never get federal student loans,

federal job training, or a government job. One third of the states also have their

tuition, student loans, and government jobs tied to this federal law. Register online

at www.sss.gov or return the Selective Service card you get in the mail at home.

You may also fill out the form at the post office.

Attention Seniors! Graduation rehearsal is mandatory. It

will take place on Friday, June 1 from 9:00 am until noon. If

you plan on participating in the graduation ceremony you

must be at rehearsal. The class picture will be taken at

this time as well.

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We have FREE ACT test practice booklets in the guidance office. KnowHow2GoWisconsin.org is a

great website to help with ACT/SAT test prep.

ACT Test Dates

Find out ACT dates and times by going to

http://www.actstudent.org/regist/centers/

REGISTER AT: act.org

SAT Test Dates

http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-us-dates FREE SAT Prep: There is a free program you can access

online that incorporates a catalog of over 100 math, reading, and writing study guides, 5000 SAT Vocabulary flash cards, and SAT practice tests. Check it out at

http://domesatreview.com

Summer School is at Waukesha South this summer. It begins June 18 and runs through July 20.

There are 2 sessions: 7:30—10:00 a.m. and 10:10 a.m.—12:40 p.m. Breakfast and lunch will

be provided at NO CHARGE to ALL children 18 or under. See your counselor to register.

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Moving?

Moving out of district? Please contact Mrs. Blackburn in the Guidance Office at 970-3731 so that school records can be mailed to the new school.

Staying in the district but moving to a new address? Please contact the enrollment office at the Lindholm building, 222 Maple Ave.

Schedule Changes for ALL Students

Students who have failed or are likely to fail a required class during the year must contact their counselor to make the necessary schedule change for the next year. Students will either need to register for summer school or be sure that the class is in their schedule for next year. Placement in classes that students have failed is not always possible due to large class sizes. This is particularly critical for “to-be” seniors! Also, if a student has registered for a class requiring a prerequisite and has failed the prerequisite class, the student’s schedule will need to be changed. The sooner the student makes the change, the better the chance to get an alternate class choice. Please email your counselor with all scheduling needs.

It is the student's responsibility to make an appointment with his/her school counselor to make sure that all of the necessary classes are in place to graduate. It is encouraged that students “track your progress from year to year.” School counselors are available on a limited basis immediately at the end of the school year and two weeks before classes begin in the fall. The school counselors DO NOT work at South throughout the summer months. Any schedule changes for the 2017-2018 school year should be made before the students leave for the summer.

Caps and Gowns for Graduation

Seniors if you could not afford

a cap and gown to participate

in graduation ceremonies,

please see your guidance

counselor to help you out.

If you have no interest in

keeping your graduation cap or

gown, please feel free to bring it to the Guidance

Office. We will be happy to find a student in need so

they can participate in South’s graduation ceremony.

Guaranteed Transfer Program

Students can begin their education as a freshman at the UW Colleges and be “guaranteed” admission to another UW System institution as a junior by participating in the UW Colleges Guaranteed Transfer Program. After fulfilling certain credit and grade point average requirements, students will transfer with the same rights and privileges as those who begin their education at the baccalaureate institutions. Free SAT Prep

If you are planning on taking the SAT, there is a free program that you can access online. It incorporates a catalog of over 100 math, reading, and writing study guides, 5000 SAT vocabulary flash cards, and SAT practice tests. Check it out at http://domesatreview.com

Transcripts Online (Parchment)

Students can use parchment.com to request high school transcripts. Follow the prompts to set up an account. The current cost of using Parchment is $3.50, and a credit card is required. It takes about 3-4 business days for the college or university to receive your transcripts.

If you prefer a paper copy to be sent out, the cost is $5.00. See any secretary in the guidance office.

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Important Senior Information

A mandatory graduation rehearsal will be held June 1. You MUST attend your 2nd hour class. The senior picture will be at the

END of the practice.

You will need to send a FINAL transcript to your intended college/university. These will be available by the end of June or the

first week in July. You may order on-line at www.parchment.com or they can be mailed if you pick up a form in the Guidance

Office and return it with the $5 fee no later than Friday, June 8 to any guidance secretary.

Be sure any outstanding fees are paid BEFORE graduation. You should have received a notice in the mail. You can pay your

fees through Infinite Campus but if you want to pay for them in person , you can do that with Mrs. Matson. She can accept a

check made out to the School District of Waukesha anytime before May 11th, but anytime after that date, it needs to be cash or

money order. If fees are not paid, you will NOT be able to participate in the ceremony.

If you didn’t order a cap and gown for graduation due to monetary reasons, but would like to participate in the ceremony,

PLEASE see your school counselor. We have caps and gowns that can be used for the day. You may purchase a tassel online at

jostens.com. If you didn’t order a cap and gown or if there were any errors in your order, please see Mrs. Blackburn in the

Guidance Office.

If detentions or Monday extended detentions are not made up BEFORE graduation, you will NOT be able to walk in the

ceremony. PLEASE see your administrator if you have questions about this or time owed!

Military Academy Applications

Outstanding students who are interested in a nomination to

one of the service academies - West Point, Air Force,

Naval, Merchant Marine - are encourage to contact U.S.

Senator Ron Johnson’s office Oshkosh (920-230-7250), US

Representative F. Sensenbrenner in Brookfield (120 Bishops

Way - 262-784-1111) or Senator Tammy Baldwin at

www.tammybaldwin.house.gov.

Semester 2 Grades/Transcripts

All grades can be accessed on-line through Infinite

Campus which can be found on the School District of

Waukesha’s website. Grades will be available the week of

June 18.

Transcripts for graduating seniors will be available by the

last week in June or first week in July. ALL other

transcripts are not available until August, after summer

school grades are processed.

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Junior Updates

Identify scholarships that you would qualify for as a senior. Make note of deadlines for next year and

compose your personal statement and begin the prep work for these now so that you will be prepared to

start the scholarship hunt during your senior year.

Plan on site college visits for this spring and this summer, so come fall 2018, your college choices will be

determined and you will be prepared to begin the college application process.

Congratulations to our Badger State Boys and Badger State Girls

Representatives!

Michael Heck and Mohamed Sudheer were selected to represent South at Ripon

College this summer.

Badger Boys State are week-long programs that emphasize American citizenship and

government. We here at South are very proud of their achievements! Congratulations!

All South Parents-HELP!!!

Volunteer & Donation Spots Are Still Open!!

We are sending out this final plea to ALL South parents because Project Graduation is a

"pay it forward" type of celebration. All students will eventually have the opportunity to

enjoy this amazing event when they reach graduation. Underclassmen parent volunteers

afford senior parents the time to enjoy family and friends who attend graduation. Our

graduates arrive at 9pm the night of graduation, June 9, 2018 and stay until 5:00am the

next morning. Our event is held yearly thanks to the help of our parent volunteers and

parent donors from ALL grade levels. The event is filled with activities which include:

music, entertainment, sports, inflatable fun, a casino, bingo games, carnival games,

swimming, raffle prizes, a Game Show with BIG prizes, a Hypnotist, and so much more. To

ensure this event succeeds and continues at South, we need your help. The more volunteers

and donations we have, the more our graduates benefit each year. Please consider helping

us with your time, talent, material &/or monetary donations. Please take a peek below and

consider making Project Graduation even more special for the Class of 2018 & beyond!

Please either click on our Sign-Up Genius links to sign up, email me your form, or

print it out and return it to the Activities Office ASAP. Thanks A Million! Corinna

NAME(s):_________________________________________________

Home Phone #:___________________ Cell Phone #:__________________

Email:______________________________/____________________________

My Student(s) is/are in…(please circle all that apply): 9th 10th 11th 12th

VOLUNTEER: www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4CA8A62AABF58-volunteers1

____I/We can volunteer for the 8:30pm-11:30pm shift.

____I/We can volunteer for the 11:30pm-1:30am shift.

____I/We can volunteer for the 1:30am-5:00am shift.

____I/We can volunteer all night!

DONATION: www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4CA8A62AABF58-donations3

____I/We would like to make a Monetary Donation to help sponsor the event.

(Please make checks payable to: Waukesha South Project Graduation.)

____I/We would like to donate a Store, Gas, Grocery, Restaurant, or Movie Card.

____I/We would like to donate a Prize for the Raffle or Game Show.

____I/We would like to donate Food or Beverages for the kitchen or coffee bar.

____I/We would like to donate Sports, Show, Movie, Fair, or Summerfest Tickets.

All donors will be recognized in our Project Graduation Salute Flyer that is handed out at our

Graduation Ceremony. All prize donations are needed by May 30th in the Activities Office.

We will contact food/beverage donors to arrange drop off/pick up as our event gets closer.

Thanks so much in advance for enhancing Project Graduation 2018!

Corinna V. Fafalios Project Graduation Event Chair

[email protected] 262-366-0520

Gina Nordrum, PG Advisor [email protected]

CLASS OF 2018 WE ARE ALMOST DONE!!!!!

It’s Picnic Time!!!

A long-standing tradition at South has been to have a Senior Picnic after graduation practice. This gives us time to eat, hang out, and sign yearbooks. In order to

make this possible, we ALL need to pitch in. The money collected will go toward our picnic and anything leftover

traditionally goes toward a Class gift left to South.

Please turn in the bottom portion of this form with $5 to Mrs. Miller in the Activities Office as soon as possible and

before May 18th! PLUS….We need parent helpers!!!! Here’s to us Class of 2018!

Questions? Ask Sifi or Grace

If our classmates don’t pitch in and parents can’t help, there will be no picnic!

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Classmate Name:____________________________ Paid: $__________________ for

our 2018 Senior Class Picnic. My Parent(s):_____________________________will help

set-up, grill, serve, clean-up, or bake. Phone # ________________________

MAY SPOTLIGHT- 2018

Juniors and ACT- 2018

If you have NOT received your ACT scores at home from the February testing, please

contact Ms. Brazell, South’s test coordinator, at [email protected]

South hasn’t received scores yet but they should be arriving very soon.

Students can log on to www.actstudent.org to access a variety of services through

an ACT web account.

Any junior who plans to retake the ACT in June or July or as a senior in the

fall please use the ACT student number that was assigned during THIS test on

February 27, 2018. The number can be found on the top of your score sheet

that was mailed to you.

If you TOOK the ACT BEFORE the February 27th date, those scores CAN BE

MERGED to this NEW student number based on your name, birth date, and home

address. YOU will need to contact ACT to have them merge tests that were taken

BEFORE February 27th.

If you did NOT have your scores sent to a college or university but now WANT

them to see your results, you will need to contact ACT at the above e-mail address,

use the ACT number on your results, and PAY to have them sent.

WorkKeys results will be sent to South in late May. You will get you your results

next fall.

SCHOOL ACT CODES:

o South- 502390

o WAHP- 502384

o WEPA- 500331

2019 GRADS

Juniors, if you were absent when the CIVICS exam was administered in April you will have

ONE LAST opportunity at the end of May. Ms. Brazell will e-mail you information. MOST

juniors have taken and passed the test. If you do NOT take the test at this time, you will

have to wait until fall. Remember, you MUST PASS this test or you do NOT graduate in

June, 2019.

ASPIRE TEST FOR ALL 9th and 10th GRADE STUDENTS

ACT ASPIRE is a “practice” ACT test. Students are tested in the areas of English, math,

reading, science and writing. The test was administered in April. We will receive results in

the fall

SPRING MAPS TESTING FOR ALL 9th GRADE STUDENTS

The testing window for spring MAPS testing is May 7-25th. A math and reading test will

be administered through the student’s English and biology or PBS classes.

AP Testing

Close to 1,000 AP tests will be administered May 7 through the 18th. Students will receive

their scores in July.

If you have any questions regarding any of these tests please contact

Jan Brazell

Testing Coordinator- Waukesha South High School

[email protected]

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What You Need to Know about the PSAT

PSAT/NMSQT stands for Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. It is the best indicator of how

well you will perform on the SAT. The SAT is a college admissions test similar to the ACT. If your child is planning

on taking the ACT, you may decide not to take the PSAT. TYPICALLY, THIS IS A JUNIOR LEVEL TEST ONLY

JUNIORS WHO TAKE IT WILL BE ENTERED IN THE NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION.

Who should take the test?

PRIMARILY JUNIORS should take the PSAT/NMSQT. All students are allowed to take it, but only juniors can take

the test to enter into competitions for the scholarship programs conducted by NMSC and to prepare for the SAT. If

you are a sophomore taking high level classes and a challenging course load, you may want to take the test to

receive personalized feedback on academic skills relating to college success. Taking the test during your sophomore

year will give you more time to work on problem areas (if need be) before you start applying to colleges. This

competition is VERY competitive. If your child does not do well on standardized tests, it may not be in

her/his best interest to take this test. We would not advise that special education students take this

test if they have a specific learning disability in the area of reading, math, or processing. It may be very

frustrating to take.

What is on the PSAT/NMSQT?

The test consists of five sections: two 25-minute critical reading sections, two 25-minute math sections, and one 30-

minute writing skills section. The critical reading sections measure your knowledge of the meanings of words and

sentence structure and measure your ability to read and think

carefully about reading passages. The math sections measure

your knowledge of numbers and operations; algebra and

functions; geometry and measurement; and data analysis,

statistics, and probability. The writing skills section measures

your capability to communicate ideas clearly, to recognize

errors in usage and structure, and to use language with

sensitivity to meaning.

Will colleges use my PSAT scores in determining whether

or not I am admitted?

Colleges rarely see your PSAT/NMSQT scores, and the scores

are not used to influence decisions on college admission. Try

not to worry about the PSAT/NMSQT, but instead, use it as a

tool to help gauge what you need to improve upon for the SAT.

When should I take the test?

The PSAT/NMSQT is administered by high schools each October. You must sign up for the test at your high school or

a high school in your community. Contact your high school counselor for information on registering for the PSAT/

NMSQT and learning the correct date, time, and location that your school will give the test.

Is a fee required to take the test?

There is a $16 fee for the PSAT/NMSQT. There are a limited number of fee waivers available to juniors from low-

income families who can't afford the test fee. Contact your high school counselor for more information on the test

fee amount and fee waivers.

If you plan to take the PSAT/NMSQT, be sure to pick up the Official Student Guide to the PSAT/NMSQT

from your guidance office in mid-September. For more information on the PSAT/NMSQT, please visit

www.collegeboard.com

Why do I need to take the PSAT/NMSQT?

Reasons to take the PSAT/NMSQT include:

To get feedback on your strengths and weak-

nesses of scholastic skills.

To enter the competition for scholarships from

the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC).

To prepare for the SAT.

To receive information from colleges by checking

"yes" to Student Search Service.

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PSAT SIGN-UP INFORMATION

Sign-up procedure (remember, this is typically a junior level test):

Sign up for the PSAT/NMSQT test (Preliminary SAT®/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) by logging into your

Infinite Campus Fees and selecting the PSAT. The sign-up window runs from July 1 - September 7, 2018. This is the

final day to sign-up as tests must be ordered and there are strict ordering deadlines. There will be NO REFUNDS

issued once the test has been paid for.

The standardized test provides firsthand practice for the SAT, which is similar to the ACT and used by many colleges

and universities for admissions. It also automatically enters you in the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC)

scholarship programs.

Great reasons for taking the PSAT are to see how student performance on an admissions test might compare with that

of others applying to college and to enter the competition for scholarships from the National Merit Scholarship

Corporation as well as helping to prepare for the SAT by experiencing the kinds of questions that are on the SAT. The

only way to enter the competition is to take the PSAT in October as a junior!

This test will be offered here at South High School on

Wednesday, October 10, 2018 and costs $16. The test will begin at 8:00 a.m. in South’s library.

See Mrs. Paulson if you have questions or e-mail at [email protected]

The deadline for signing up is

Friday, September 7, 2018

What students should bring to the exam on October 10, 2018, in the library at South. On test day, students should bring:

Two No. 2 pencils

An approved calculator

Social Security number (optional)

Email address (optional). Students can opt to receive information

about educational opportunities and financial aid via email from colleges,

universities, some scholarship programs, College Board programs, and nonprofit

organizations whose mission and offerings supplement the path to higher education.

During the test, students may have nothing on their desks but:

A test book

An answer sheet

No. 2 pencils with erasers

For math sections only, a calculator

Prohibited items:

●Watch alarms ●Handheld electronic devices, including cell phones and pagers (power must be turned off

to pagers, cell phones, and handheld computers) ●Protractors; compasses; rulers ●Dictionaries or other

books (there are no exceptions, even if English is not a student's first language) ●Pamphlets ●Papers of any

kind ●Highlighters and colored pens or pencils ●Listening, recording, copying, or photographic devices

(including watches and cell phones that contain cameras) ●Food and beverages (including bottled water,

unless approved for medical reasons)

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THANK YOU! THANKYOUTOOURVOLUNTEERS,ACTIVITYREPS,PHOTOGRAPHERS&OUTGOINGBOARDMEMBERS

Everyyear,weareforevergratefultothosethathaveservedourcommunityinavolunteercapacity.Whetheryouworkedatagame,helpedoutwithaneventordonatedtothecause,THANKYOU.ToourActivityReps,thanksforsteppingforwardtobetheliaisonbetweenyourathlete’steam,yourcoachandourBoosterClub.Withoutyou,ourorganizationcouldnotfunction.ThankyoutoourBoosterClubPhotographers,MattLewisandMikeCooley.Mike’syoungestchildisgraduatingthisyear,sowewouldjustliketosaythankyouforsharingyourtalentsandsomanyofyourpersonalphotoswithusthroughoursocialmedia.Matt,wearegladthatwewillhaveyouaroundforanumberofyearsandthankyousomuchforpostingallofyourphotosonourgoblackshirts.comsite.Weappreciatebothofyourtalents!SpecialthankstoouroutgoingBoardDirectorsTerriWeninger&PattyBirkholzfortheirdedicationtoourprogram.Schedulingvolunteersisanexhaustingtask,TerriandPatty,youalwayskeepuslookingourbest!Youwillbemissed!(ANDshoutouttoourEXISTINGBoardDirectorstoo!WehaveagreatteamandagreatleaderinAmyRauber!)

OngoingProgramInformationEARNMONEY!Remember,iftherearespotsopenaweekbeforeanevent,anyonecanfillthemandearn$fortheirBoosterClubsponsoredorganizations!Therearejustafewspotsleft.YoucancheckoutopeningsanytimebyCLICKINGHERE!Doyouhaveanon-boostersponsoredcluboractivitythatwantstoswoopinandfilllastminute,unfilledshiftsandearn$$?Contactsouthboosterclub@gmail.comformoreinfo.GETINVOLVED!WearecurrentlyseekingnominationsforallBoardPositionsforthe2018/19schoolyear.AllBoardPositionshaveatermof1year,sothereforeallpositionsareavailable,althoughexistingBoardMembersmaychoosetorunagain.HOWEVER,manypositionscoulduseaco-directortolearntheropesasnextyear’sBoardincludesmanyparentsofSeniors.LinkHEREtolearnmoreand/ornominateyourselforsomeoneyouknow.(Nominationsarenotbinding….soevenifyoujustwantmoreinformation,fillitoutandwe’llgiveyouacall.)THANKYOU!Aswewrapuptheschoolyear(YES,canyoubelieveit?)wesendaspecialthankstoeveryonethatmakesourBoosterClubrunsmoothly.Wealreadythankedthosewithinourorganization,sowesendaspecialshoutouttoourcustodialstaffandSouthstaffthatalwayssupportourevents.THANKYOU.Thankyouformakingthingshappen.Thiscommunityworksbecauseofyou.Weappreciateallofyou!CHECKOUTOURWEBSITE!YoucanlearnaboutallthingsBoosterongoblackshirts.comWehaveanentirelinkdedicatedtotheBoosterClubandallofoursponsoredprograms.LookfortheBoosterClublink,whichwillbelistedunderthe“MORE”menu.THENEXTWSBCMEETINGISMONDAY,MAY14BoosterClubmeetingsaretypicallyheldthe2ndMondayofeachmonthat6:30pmintheSouthLibrary.Allarewelcometoattend!MeetingMinutesarepostedaftertheyareapprovedandcanbefoundontheBoosterClubwebsite.Wewillbeelectingour2018/19Boardduringthismeeting.Nominationscanbemadeupuntilthetimeofthevote.SAVETHEDATEFORSOUTHFEST!SouthfestwillbehappeningagaintheFridaynightofHomecomingweekend!ThispopularandfuneventwillkickofftheHomecomingweekendandcurrentstudents,families,neighborsandouralumniareallwelcometoattend.SomarkyourcalendarforFRIDAY,OCTOBER5th!Moredetailswillbecomingsoon.Knowofafoodvendororbusinessthatwantstogetinvolved?ContactHeidiatwsboosterfundraising@gmail.com

HAVEAGREATSUMMER!(WOW,itfeelsgreattosaythat!)

WHOAREWE?TheWaukeshaSouthBoosterClubisaparent

organizationthatsupportsWaukeshaSouthHighSchoolactivities,athletics,musicprogramsandmorethroughvolunteerandfundraisingefforts.Weearnmoneythroughconcessions&spiritwearsales,sellingBoosterPassesandhostingSpecialEvents.OurBooster

Clubisa501c3non-profitandtherefore,manycompanymatchprogramsrecognizeourorganizationasacharityandwillmatchdonationsmadetous.YourtimeandsupportaretwoofthemanywaysyoucangetinvolvedandaterrificwaytosupportWaukeshaSouth

HighSchoolandourstudents.

2017/2018BOARDOFDIRECTORSPresident:AmyRauber

[email protected] VicePresident:ScottGuckenberger

[email protected] Secretary:JenBarcus-Mersfelder

[email protected]:DavidBauer&DianaKolton

[email protected] ConcessionsCoordinator:BridgetPosta

[email protected] Scheduling:TerriWeninger

[email protected] SpiritWear:PattyBirkholz

[email protected] Membership:PamKlink

[email protected] Communications:LynnetteKalmadge

[email protected] SpecialEvent/Fundraising:HeidiBauer

[email protected] AtLargeBoardMembers:AmyBeckman,Renee

Kuhs,JessicaOlson,TrishaOuradnikALLGENERALINQUIRIES:

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CLICKHERETOVISITOURWEBSITETHANKYOUTOOURBUSINESSSPONSORS&PHOTOGRAPHERS!

Meijer,KwikTrip,Sam’sClubMattLewis&MikeCooley

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welcometodownloadthemasyouwish.)

Waukesha Education Foundation, Inc.

12th Annual 

Tuesday, August 7, 2018 | 11:30 am Shotgun Start Western Lakes Golf Club

Enjoy a day of golf and networking with business & community leaders while supporting education grants

through the Waukesha Education Foundation, Inc. 

Registration open! Sponsorships available!  https://wefgolfouting.golfgenius.com

$125 per golfer Fee includes:

Lunch & Dinner18 holes with CartRange BallsRaffle & Live Auction

$50 for Dinner Only Guests

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SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018This year we celebrate the 8th year of our annual Run/Walk event

to support the Waukesha Education Foundation!Annual

8th

On-line registration 

available 3/1/18 

through 5/6/18

http://bit.ly/wefwalkrun

In-person registration is

available!  Contact Kelly

Motl at 970-1035

or stop by the Lindholm

Building, 222 Maple Ave.,

Waukesha, WI 53186

WAUKESHA NORTH

HIGH SCHOOL

2222 Michigan Avenue

Waukesha, WI 53188

REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION AGENDA

8:30 - 9:30 a.m.

1 MILE KIDS' RUN

9:30 a.m.

5K RUN

10:00 a.m.

3K WALK

WELLNESS FAIR8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

LOCATIONWALK/RUN FEES

1 MILE KIDS' RUN.................

5K RUN........................

3K WALK....................

FREE

$25.00

$25.00

Team of 5..........$100.00

Team of 5..........

20+ local vendors

participating

Chip timed 5K Run, 3K Walk & 1 Mile Kids' Run

GREAT GRANTS

STRONG SCHOOLS, STRONG BUSINESSES

to promote

#WEFGRANTSWORK

PRIZES:  $50 to the overall top male & female Runners & their 2019 entryfee will be waived!

$100.00offering

and aSTRONG COMMUNITY!