Innovation Lab
High School
Monday, June 24th, 2024
June 24th - End of June!
Oliver P 6/24
Ian S 6/24
Valen D 6/25
Lincoln A 6/26
Gabriel R 6/30
2024 Graduates
Fenris G 6/28
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
July Birthdays!
Annelise H 7/1
Abigail K 7/1
Kiera B 7/2
Liam B 7/2
Madelyn P 7/8
Alexander T 7/8
Max C 7/9
Ms. Gardner 7/9
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
July Birthdays!
Dylan (Bug) R 7/10
Nathan A 7/10
Sarah Z 7/10
Roran S 7/11
Chloe G 7/14
Cole (Kitt) R 7/15
Harlem C 7/16
Emmett W 7/16
M Sul 7/17
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
July Birthdays!
Ava L 7/24
Hayden M 7/24
Micaiah M 7/25
Atticus P 7/26
Ollie T 7/26
Tien-Hom (T.H) W 7/27
Mikey C 7/30
Reanne N.R 7/30
Jayden S 7/30
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
August Birthdays!
Zachary S 8/1
Nathan C 8/3
Caden M 8/4
Alex M 8/6
Cash (Toast) W 8/7
Jake M 8/8
Savannah S 8/8
Della W 8/8
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
August Birthdays!
Ms. Storr 8/9
Caiyan C.S 8/10
Finn L 8/12
Mrs. Rodriguez 8/14
Mrs. Porsha 8/14
Liza K 8/16
Brayden W 8/18
Emily S 8/19
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
August Birthdays!
Ms. deVidal 8/20
Chris K 8/23
Chloe Ann S 8/25
Ms. Amrita 8/25
Abdullah J 8/26
Ethan G 8/30
Charlie Y 8/30
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
Early September 1st-8th Birthdays!
Blake S 9/4
Zach S 9/4
Kit O 9/7
Raj 9/8
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to you…
Student surveys back in the Bird Call!
We have added categories so that the urgency of each slide can be better understood.
We also have a single slide at the end that includes all the links and QR codes throughout the Bird Call.
To submit your slide to the Bird Call, please sent to Ms. Clare clunceford@apps.nsd.org along with the duration of time your slide should be displayed. 2 weeks is recommended.
Reminders!
Submissions Needed:
If you have an idea that isn’t a BWD project you may also submit the form.
Students and Staff!!
clickable
This Week!
Sign up to join some games:
Wednesday |
Club A (45 mins) 8:10 - 8:55 |
Perseverance Time (45 mins) 9:00 - 9:45 |
Flex A (45 mins) 9:50 - 10:35 |
Flex B (45 mins) 10:40 - 11:25 |
Crew (35 mins) 11:30 - 12:05 |
Lunch (30 mins) 12:10 - 12:40 |
Club B (45 mins) 12:45 - 1:30 |
This Wednesday
Is Pride Wednesday
June 5th
Enjoy an activity brought to you by the Pride club or take Pride in your work and use the quiet space.
Activities
Flex A
Kindness Club Pride Crafts (Pony Beads Pride Hearts Pre-sign up required | Rainbow Capitalism | Drag Makeup (Paper Activity Only) | Guest Speaker: PFLAG Seattle | Hunt the Wumpus project work with mentors - for computer science class only | End of year work space | |
Makerspace | Hutchison | Gallo | Crisp | McTavish |
| |
PRE-SIGN UP REQUIRED IN GALLO ROOM | How do companies take advantage of Pride month for Profit? | Come learn strategies for doing make-up. You will have a paper activity to complete. | PFLAG is the nation's largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them. | Continued work for Wumpus Project. | Fung Fluster Carpenter Eddy | |
Activities
Flex B
Kindness Club Pride Crafts (Pony Beads Pride Hearts Pre-sign up required | Asexuality and Misconceptions | Queer History and its connection to Indigenous People | Guest Speaker: Lambert House | Hunt the Wumpus project work with mentors - for computer science class only | End of year work space | |
Makerspace | Hutchison | Gallo | Crisp | McTavish |
| |
PRE-SIGN UP REQUIRED IN GALLO ROOM | What does Asexurality mean and not mean? | How do these two histories intertwine? | Lambert House is a community center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth in the greater Seattle Washington area. | Continued work for Wumpus Project. | Fung Fluster Wuepper | |
Upcoming!
SDLT & ASB Surveys
ILHS EOY SURVEY LINK
Opportunities!
Sign-ups & Applications:
Student Surveys
QR codes list this week
Innovation Lab
High School
Have a great Day, Ravens!
Finish this year STRONG!
Are you interested in singing the
National Anthem at Graduation?
June 21st at 6PM Northshore Concert Hall (next to Inglemoor)
Open to all grade levels and all staff
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10VzNhq50TsSaGOdltZ7TS9cHi84JRtCiTxhsePRcaVk/edit#slide=id.p
New this week:
Student Projects and Feedback requests slide deck
Access the slide deck here or on the Student Group page in Schoology
Please visit this slide deck after Mindful Monday, during PTime, or any other available time.
On Repeat:
New Bird Call Etiquette & Policies
Reminder of the process to posting things around school:
Bring your FINISHED product to Kelly for approval
**If Kelly’s signature is not on the back of your wall hanging, it is subject to removal.
Attention Students and Staff
Reminder: Archived BC slides remain in the slide deck following the current slides
Add back in week of event
We are looking for items to add to our new food pantry.
**all items must be individually packaged**
Please bring them to the main lobby and add to the box labeled “Food Pantry” NOT food donations!
Thank you!
-instant oatmeal
-cereal bars
-single serve cereal boxes
-granola bars
-Juice boxes
-Milk boxes
-tuna in pouches
-Ramen
-Cup of Noodles
-Jerky
-Protein Bars
-Protein Drinks
-Trail Mix
-To-go peanut butter
-Applesauce Pouches
-crackers
-Fruit snacks/bars
Archived slides beyond this point!
Did you fill out the ASB lunch tray form?
We got you.
ASB purchased 20 lunch trays for student use. They are located in Ms. Clare's room and are ASB property. Please make sure to return them after lunch - they cannot be left in the lunchroom.
Graduation Tickets are needed for all guests
June 21st 6pm
Northshore Concert Hall (at Inglemoor)
If you would like to attend graduation, please see Kelly in the Main office during lunch or Crew to reserve your free ticket(s).
Class of 2024 Graduation
Name the moon tree!
After going through your suggestions we have a form, please vote on the names you like!
This is a multiple choice form and there is no limit to the number you can choose.
No school Wednesday the 19th
~ Observe Juneteenth ~
Celebrate the commemoration of the abolition of slavery and emancipation in our country.
This Wednesday
will follow a different schedule for the Seniors Goodbye Assembly
You will still fill out your Wednesday form but some activities will happen in a different order
Wednesday June 12th Schedule
8:10 - 8:55 | Crew |
9:00 - 9:45 | PT |
9:50 - 10:35 | Flex - Report to your crew leader |
10:40 - 11:25 | ASM in Fung’s Space |
11:30 - 12:05 | Club A |
12:10 - 12:40 | Lunch |
12:45 - 1:30 | Club B |
Friends of North Creek Forest Environmental Education HS Internship (16+)
Click here for more details: https://forms.gle/LwhtGc7M35R9a9bp7
Portrait of a Graduate
The Northshore School District is developing their “Portrait of a Graduate,” which is our shared vision for student success as a District.
NSD wants to hear from ILHS students!
If you are interested in participating in helping to design the NSD portrait of a graduate characteristics, sign up during PT on this Tuesday, June 11 to meet with Melissa Riley, NSD Assistant Superintendent, in the Student Center. This is for any grade level to attend.
Students must be up-to-date on their assignments to attend.
Seniors vs Staff Handball
June 7th During Crew
Staff wanting to play let Mr. Eddy know
Seniors talk to Keelie
All Students Welcome to Watch
Do you want ILHS to have Lunch Trays?
ASB is looking for 100 yes’s before purchasing some!
Name the Moon Tree!
As you may know, ILHS recently got a Moon Tree, and now, we get to name it!
Submit your name ideas, to be voted on on a later date.
Thank you, from the Moon Tree Team
We also need a moon tree logo, so if you would like to make one, email Mrs. Carpenter the final product.
April showers bring May flowers
Garden Club fundraiser
GARDEN CLUB WILL BE HOLDING A FUNDRAISER MAY 28-31
WE WILL BE SELLING CROCHET AND ORIGAMI FLOWERS FOR $4 AND SPRING THEMED SLIME FOR $2 DURING LUNCH
ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TOWARDS GETTING A GREENHOUSE
Are you at least 18 and want a summer job?
Click here for more details!
Musicians needed!
Culture week is having a battle of the bands!
Apply now and play some music to an audience!
Battle of the bands! Pretty Self-Explanatory!
Wednesday, May 29th!
Part of Culture week: Slot A Culture week BWD
We need your help with Culture Week - Wednesday May 29th
[during school]
2024
Designed By:Tristan Teran, Kai Chermak, and Simon Purrier
Hi, we are looking for people that are devoted and willing to help out with culture week. We would love to have you on our team so sign up here!
On the right is the form to join our team all help is good help thank you!
Also free soda for all the volunteers!
Student Surveys you might have missed:
School Store
Vending Machines
D&D Campaign
Body-shaming Awareness
Greenhouse
Schoology Issues
Student Lounge
Blackberry Removal
Crochet Critters
FNAF musical
Beyblade Tournament
Student BWD feedback Survey
Student BWD Opinion Survey
Creative Writing Club
Would you be interested in joining a creative writing club? Fill out this survey to see if there is interest in a creative writing club.
We have 2 therapy dogs, Hazard and Watson, visiting us Thursday, May 16 during 4th period
Fill out the QR code if you want to visit the dog(s)
Old School Supplies?
Donate!
Donate!
Donate!
Across the elevators on the first floor, there’s a box labeled ‘School Supplies for Cuba’, please put your donations there!��Items (most) needed:�Pencils, Notebooks, Erasers…��Generally, any school supply you can think of would help.
The 4th Annual Esports Charity Stream is coming soon!!!
Friday May 17th 6PM - Sunday May 19th 6PM
This year we’re supporting Seattle Children’s Hospital!
Special Event at $5,000 raised!
And much more
Games include
Go to twitch.tv/ravenclad_esports to watch!
48 hours,
29 games,
30 milestones,
7 hosts,
24 different players
THIS FRIDAY!
Can you fill out this form? I’ll give you a high five
Student Surveying for Better World Day Feedback
BWD Info Flex Slot needed?
Yes or No?
BWD Opinion Survey
We are collecting data regarding the current state of BWD as well as student opinion on the activities related to it.��Please fill out the survey linked here or using the QR code:�https://forms.gle/yAgBqukvrmDqZsU18
Attention current 11th Graders! (and interested 12th graders)
You can sign up again for college visits on Naviance. Check your email for directions on how to sign up and information about where to go.
Upcoming colleges visiting ILHS:
Thursday April 18: UW Bothell - 2pm
Thursday April 25: UNLV - 2pm
Wednesday May 1: Central Washington - 10:40am (no Flex Wednesday form for this visit)
Thursday May 2: UW Seattle - 2pm
Thursday May 9: University of Advancing Technology - 2pm
Friday is our regular schedule!
Non-testers schedule - 1st & 2nd Floor Only (Mon-Wed)
THURSDAY- 11th Graders taking Science Test
Special Event from NSF Grant
Please come collect your paintings from Earth Day “paint along” activity by the end of Tues 5/7, or they will be painted over!
Culture Week Buffet!
May 29th
Slot B
Bring Whatever
Bring anything that you would like also there will be a friendly competition so make sure to makes lots and to have fun
Reminder: Bring anything that you would like also there will be a friendly competition so make sure to make lots and to have fun
Tables will be provided along with bowls and utensils
Congratulations Fenris and Noor
for receiving the CP & Dorothy Johnson Humanitarian Award!
Both will be honored by the district on May 21 at the Inglemoor concert hall
Recipients of the award consistently demonstrate value and dignity of others, treat others with respect, and promote the common good.
Smarter Balanced Assessment - (SBAC or SBA)
Testers, be on the lookout this week for your testing room assignments
- they will be posted on the 3rd floor and on the 1st floor stair landing window.
Non-testers schedule - 1st & 2nd Floor Only
Monday 5/6 - Wed 5/8 Testing Time 8:10 - 10:30 AM | Thursday 5/9 Testing Time 8:10 - 10:30 AM |
8:10 - 8:20 - Crew: Greeting Raven Loop (3rd floor crews will have alternate space) | 8:10 - 8:20 - Crew: Greeting Raven Loop (3rd floor crews will have alternate space) |
8:25 - 9:15 Perseverance Time/Study Hall [Room options 1st & 2nd Floor] | 8:25 - 8:55 Perseverance Time/Study Hall [Room options 1st & 2nd Floor] |
9:20 - 9:40 Exercise Break/Trail Walk | 9:00 - 10:30 Shakespeare Company performing Macbeth |
9:45 - 10:30 BWD Collaboration Time [Room options 1st & 2nd Floor] | OR 9:00 - 9:40 Exercise Break/Trail Walk |
| 9:45 - 10:30 BWD Collaboration Time [Room options 1st & 2nd Floor] |
Tuesday is Advisor Check In.
Have you met all your targets?
Is your prototype finished
BWD Team is here to help. See contact poster or email BWDILHS@NSD.ORG
April 22-26
Activities
ROTATIONS
| 11th and 12th Grade | 10th Grade | 9th Grade |
Flex A 9:50 - 10:20 | 3rd Floor - Guest Speaker How to make a lightsaber. Design, machining and life skills! | 2nd Floor - Each room has a number of people to learn about how they navigate the Adult world. Get your bingo card signed | 1st Floor - Enjoy some hands-on activities and learn about various careers. Get your bingo card signed |
Flex B 10:25 - 10:55 | 2nd Floor - Each room has a number of people to learn about how they navigate the Adult world. Get your bingo card signed | 1st Floor - Enjoy some hands-on activities and learn about various careers. Get your bingo card signed | 3rd Floor - Guest Speaker How to make a lightsaber. Design, machining and life skills! |
Flex C 11:00 - 11:25 | 1st Floor - Enjoy some hands-on activities and learn about various careers. Get your bingo card signed | 3rd Floor - Guest Speaker How to make a lightsaber. Design, machining and life skills! | 2nd Floor - Each room has a number of people to learn about how they navigate the Adult world. Get your bingo card signed. |
Congratulations Noor Khalidi and her WHS partner Megumi Okamoto!
Their project about Florence Nightingale titled, The Lady with the Lamp: Navigating Towards Modern Nursing, won 2nd overall in the Sr. Group Performance category and advanced to the National Contest in Washington DC. Well done, Noor! Way to Represent ILHS Ravens!
National History Day
2nd Place Winners at the
WA State Contest this weekend!
2024-25 BotB booklist
If you’re interested in participating next year, contact Kahlyn - BotB student leader, 1080161@apps.nsd.org
Last Wednesday, the ILHS Nervous Crow Reformatory battled it out with 6 other NSD teams in the 4th annual NSD Battle of the Books competition at NCHS.
2024-25 Running Start Students
MANDATORY meeting with Mr. Cohn in the Student Center on Tuesday, April 23 during PT to review requirements and other important details for registration for next school year.
Check in with Crew first then go to the Student Center.
(Select Crew on your tracker)
PTSA Recognition Awards
Outstanding Educator
Outstanding Volunteer
Student Advocate
This year, ILHS PTSA will recognize one staff member with the Outstanding Educator Award, one student with the Outstanding Student Advocate Award and one volunteer with the Golden Acorn Award.
Nominate one or more people that you feel have gone above and beyond for our school community and make sure to tell us WHY you think your amazing nominee deserves to win!
Recipients receive a certificate & pin and a donation is made in their name to the WSPTA Scholarship fund.
The nominations will be open until Friday, April 26, 2023, and our winners will be announced later this spring.
Learn more here: https://www.ilhsptsa.org/RecognitionAwards.html
Congratulations
Yang Yang Song
ILHS Junior who
Qualified to apply for the
National Merit Scholarship
Good luck in the next phase of the competition and congratulations Yang Yang!!
Who Should Apply: Rising Sophomore, Junior, and Senior high school students who are responsible, motivated, and in good academic standing. Demonstrated facility with data analysis (e.g., managing, plotting, and summarizing data) in Excel or Python.
How to apply: Interested students should apply by filling out the application google form on the website (https://www.esr.org/esr-si/) by April 19, 2024. Acceptance letters will be sent by May 10, 2024. Payment for the experience will be required for enrollment upon acceptance.
Dates/times: 24 June 2024 – 19 July 2024; 9 am – 1:30 pm (no meetings July 4 or July 5). Tuition – $2250
Please fill this form out for our BWD project! We need your input! It's about the schools vending machines!
DnD Campaign looking for players!
I would appreciate if as many people as possible could fill out this form for my DnD campaign next year.
Here is the link if you can’t access the QR code
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Do you like making crochet critters?
Are you interested in bettering your community?
Then this is for you!
Our Better World Day project focuses on decreasing sensory overload in our school setting. A way in which we want to help with upset senses is by having a couple of crocheted or knitted stress toys in the breakout
rooms. If you have the time and availability to create these
stress and sensory overload toys please contact us to help.
The style is pretty much anything, preferably hand sized and
round to provide better comfort.
Contact at 1108840@apps.nsd.org or 1052977@apps.nsd.org
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Beyblade Tournament Interest form
Interest form to see if people would be interested in participating in a Beyblade tournament. Please fill it out if you are interested in us hosting this.
FNAF The Musical: Interest Form
SCAN ME!!
Do you like live performances? Do you like FNAF?
Would you like any plays or musicals here at ILHS?
Do you have problems with Schoology?
(Note the qr code is also a link)
Please fill out our form, we need your data
WE WANT
YOU
Semester 2 Career Day: Beyond HIgh School
Is there a job you want or post-High School skill you’re interested in learning more about?
Invite friends and family with the jobs or skills YOU want to learn more about to attend ILHS’s second career day on May 1st from 9:30 to 11:30!
Send them THIS google form (also in the Student Group) to fill out!
Questions? Email Dr. Hutchison or 1083103@apps.nsd.org
Earth Day Schedule
Things to know about 4/17 - Earth day
Congratulations Jina Park on creating this year’s Earth day logo!
And a huge thank-you to all students that submitted a design for the 2024 Earth Day Logo Competition!
Schoology Group Code:
XDXN-PSB9-7KR9H
@rushjob_robotics
Build
Program
Design
Strategize
Drive
Learn new skills
*No experience Needed*
Work as a team
Go to global-level competitions
Bothell High School
Tuesday & Thursday Room 710 Gus Reiber
In-School Tournament!
During lunch in Fung’s room, starting April 15th!
(Week after Spring Break)
Sign up today!
Play all your favorite games!
The 4th Annual Esports Charity Stream is coming soon!!!
Friday, May 17th 6PM - Sunday, May 19th 6PM
Slots available for public sign up
This year we’re supporting Seattle Children’s Hospital!
Special Event at $5,000 raised!
And much more
Games include
Earth Day Event is on April 17th
Go to the “Student Projects and Feedback Requested” Slides for more details!
More info on the “Student Projects and Feedback Requested” Slides!
CONGRATULATIONS
Mrs. C!
Mrs. C. was awarded Teacher of the Year for Peer Physics and received this award while at the conference last week! If you see her make sure you celebrate this accomplishment with her :)
YOU’RE INVITED
to Climate Action Club’s second annual event!
ASB Executive Board Elections!
The elections are underway!
More information in the Student project slide deck! →
Current 10th and 11th grades: WANIC and Satellite Class Information
For the 2024-25 school year
CHECK YOUR EMAILS - INFORMATION WAS SENT OUT FRIDAY (3/1) AFTERNOON
Satellite applications due March 24, 2024!!!
SATELLITE - classes taken at WHS, BHS, IHS, NCHS
Ramadan Mubarak!
Happy Ramadan to our students and staff observing this sacred month!
ILHS PTSA Student Grant Program
The ILHS PTSA has grant money available for student projects! Money is to help purchase supplies that will connect to projects benefiting ILHS
�Grant applications are reviewed by a committee of adults who approve or decline the request.
Applications are open NOW!
Deadline to apply is 11:59PM, FRIDAY, MARCH 22ND!
THURSDAY March 14
Please help us create a good testing environment
on the 3rd floor for our SAT testers on Thursday!
AP Art Portfolio Exam Options
All Portfolio Exams must include selected Artworks and a sustained investigation of written/photo documentation of progress.
Students MUST register in the 2 STEP process below:
(step 1 is creating and signing up in the College Board site, step 2 is paying for the exam on the Total Registration site).
DEADLINE IS MARCH 15th!
email/speak with Ms. Clare for more information clunceford@nsd.org
Class sections for Innovation Lab High School |
|
Course Name | Active Join Code |
AP 2-D Art and Design | ZYZA29 |
AP 3-D Art and Design | QAE4GV |
AP Drawing | XXRG92 |
You don’t need to respond to The Nordic News Opinion Piece About Us,
but if you choose to, Please:
Permission forms due Monday 03/04
ILHS can send up to 20 students
Follow the QR code for details and permission form
ILHS’s 20 spots have been FILLED! Mr. Cohn is now adding applicants to the waiting list.
BC7CDFX code to use for online ordering
Gardening club after school movie fundraiser
Come join us Wednesday March 6 after school in Ms. Berutti's from 1:45-3:30
To watch FernGully: the last rainforest
Snacks will be for sale with popcorn for 2 dollars, cupcakes for 3, cookies for 2 as well as drinks for 2 dollars.
Artwork Request for Display
at District Admin Center
March is Youth Art Month! Started in 1961, Youth Art Month brings attention to K-12 visual art education and encourages support for quality school art programs.
Admin and Ms. Clare is hoping to display student artwork (paintings, drawings, photos, 3D work.) in the District lobby.
Please submit a physical copy of your work to Ms. Clare
by March 6th!
ATTENTION INNOVATION LAB ARTISTS!
Complete this mid-year check in survey for our school!
Thanks, Ravens!
Approximately 60% of students have filled this out as of 2/25. Please take some time to honestly fill it out to help our school continue to improve!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10VzNhq50TsSaGOdltZ7TS9cHi84JRtCiTxhsePRcaVk/edit#slide=id.p
New this week:
On Repeat:
Student Projects and Feedback requests slide deck
Access the slide deck here or on the Student Group page in Schoology
Any slide containing student project information or requesting feedback for any student project is now housed in this slide deck!
Please visit this slide deck after Mindful Monday, during PTime, or any other available time.
Learn about how to make a lightsaber
Wednesday |
Club A (45 mins) 8:10 - 8:55 |
Perseverance Time (45 mins) 9:00 - 9:45 |
Flex A (30 mins) 9:50 - 10:20 |
Flex B (30 mins) 10:25 - 10:55 |
Flex C (25 min) 11:00 - 11:25 |
Crew (35 mins) 11:30 - 12:05 |
Lunch (30 mins) 12:10 - 12:40 |
Club B (45 mins) 12:45 - 1:30 |
University of Washington: Spring 2024 | Online Enrichment Opportunities for High School Students
ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES
The study of architecture is an exciting multidisciplinary activity that synthesizes design investigation with an examination of history and social-ecological conditions. In this course, you’ll have a chance to explore architectural studies through a sequence of design prompts. You’ll investigate design issues through the traditional processes of model making and drawing, and also learn about the latest software tools. Course material will focus on developing your observation, representation and visual presentation skills. We'll top things off with a virtual exhibition of your work to guests from the architectural design community. Come explore whether architecture might be the right path for you.
What You'll Learn
•Design-related vocabulary
•Basic drafting and model making techniques
•Design principles and presentation skills
Who Should Register
This course is for ninth to 12th graders.
Classes are held online, Saturdays, 9am-Noon over 8 weeks
For course dates and registration details visit www.youth-teen.uw.edu
March 1st
THE DOS AND DON'TS OF PRINTING AT SCHOOL
DO
Use the Student Printers (one in the library and one in room 312)
Print only what you need
Check print preview before printing
DON’T
Use the copiers or printers in staff-only rooms
Waste paper or ink
Pick up someone else’s copies without their permission
Sign up to the Street Fighter Tournament Today!
During Lunch in Fung’s Room starting March 3rd!
Top 3 Wins Cool Prizes!
Movie choice based on greeting answers in crew!
Sponsored by ILHS ASB
February 26th
February 27th
February 28th
February 29th
Reflections State Nominated Artist - Azure Huang!
Congratulations to Azure Huang (9th grade) who is a State Qualifier in two categories of the PTA Reflections art contest. Pretty exciting! The theme was "I am hopeful because..."
Visual Arts: Yet I Still Climb
Azure Huang, 9th grade (on the right)
&
Photography: For There Is Light
Azure Huang, 9th grade
The next round of qualifiers will be announced in early March.
Spring SAT @ILHS
Thursday, March 14, 2024
Other SAT Exam Opportunities - www.sat.collegeboard.org
SAT exams are also administered several times per year at other locations outside of the Northshore School District.
It is important that the student registers with their own account, not a parent's account.
This is the same account that you will use if you are registering for an AP test.
With a College Board account, you can access your SAT scores online and send them to colleges.
Additionally, an account lets you manage your personal college list, save your scholarship searches, compare costs at colleges that interest you, and more.
Attention 10th, 11th and 12th graders
Registration info:
Register January 29-February 23 (new deadline)
(no late registration after Feb 23)
Create an account using the link above
Click Innovation Lab High School
Pay the $60 exam fee online no later than Feb 23. (new deadline)
Test will be online, like the fall PSAT!
Please take this time to honestly and thoughtfully respond to the ILHS Midyear Check In Survey.
Link has been posted on Student Schoology group.
WINTER ESPORTS PLAYOFFS
Monday 2/12
Mario Kart takes on Highlanders Esports (CA) at 4:30 PM
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ravenclad_esports
Wednesday 2/14
(If win) Mario Kart takes on Liberal High School (KA) or Waupun High School (WI) at 4:30 PM
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ravenclad_esports
Garrett takes on The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School (PA) or Alta High School (UT) at 4:30 PM
Friday 2/16
(If win) Mario Kart will be in HSEL Winter Blitz Gold Bracket Final at 4:30 PM. (If Lose) 3rd Place game at 4:30 PM
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ravenclad_esports
(If win) Garrett will be in the HSEL Winter Blitz Gold Bracket Final at 4:30 PM. (If Lose) 3rd Place game at 4:30 PM
Channels Subject to Change
ILHS Yearbooks are on sale!
Selling Window Closes Friday!
Cost: $35
This is the last selling window before the cost goes up!
Reminders for Perseverance Time!
Expectations:
Perseverance Definition:
Continuing in the face of adversity, and advancing in the face of success
If students do not select a specific teacher they have class with, to work on THAT classes work, the expectation is to go to Crew.
WEDNESDAY!
February 8, 6:30-8:30pm
STUDY CLUB!
What is it?
A support club that is required for students who are credit deficient or insufficient evidence of learning in a class. This is a resource that will provide students with organizational tools, access to staff and an optimal learning environment for students who are in need of more support. You must be invited to the club to attend.
When is it?
How will you be invited?
You will get a slip of paper in Crew on Monday that will notify that you are required to go. It will include information on when you will go and where you will go. You will also get an email with this information.
If you have any questions please reach out to Miss Maddie.
Students will be assigned to attend during Club A (deVidal’s room) or Club B (Crisp’s room) . The first day of study club will be February 7th.
Are you proficient in a language other than English?
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Have you considered learning another language?
Awesome! There are many benefits! Including getting high school credit!
Okay
Have you received credit for taking classes of this language in MS or HS?
AWESOME! You can stop reading this message
If you would like HS credit, consider taking the
World Language Competency Test @ILHS
Tuesday February 27 @8:30am
Registration January 16 - February 2
See Ms. Baker or Mr. Cohn for more information.
If you need some extra help or just want a quiet place to work after school.
You can come any time, all year! This is not just a end-of-semester thing.
You must provide your own transportation home.
9th Grade Field Trip Survey!
We would like to know your input!
Please consider donating to the Class of 2027 or spreading the word so we can plan more events and activities!
Sign Your Name on the Paper Sign Up Sheet in Ms.Gallo’s Room BEFORE Wednesday
This week: Paper Woven Storage Boxes
If you don’t complete the pre-signup you will be asked to pick a different room because we don’t have enough materials
For Makers Space Activities:
Sour punishments for the worst on each hole!
Use this QR code to sign up for the stream!
ONLY 12 SIGN UPS LEFT!
CHALLENGE STREAM
On last day of the semester, Friday
Jan 26
Each sub makes it worse
Over Mid- Winter Break!
Animators Wanted
Hello I am Micaiah Mariano and I am trying to
make an Indie TV-show but we don't have
many animators. so it would be
wonderful if you could join us!
If you are interested then email:
Micaiah Mariano: 2026308@apps.nsd.org
Noah Lichtman: 2018348@apps.nsd.org
Oliver Patton: 1117978@apps.nsd.org
Wondering if ASB is for you?
Being on ASB is full of responsibilities and meaningful work! If you’re wondering what each position entails, talk to your current ASB!
Please read the entire election packet on the schoology group & student page if you are planning to run!
Important Dates!
Application Form DUE March 8th, 11:59pm
Two Teacher Recommendations DUE March 22nd, 11:59pm
Speech submission due March 22nd, 11:59pm
Interview required!
Meeting sit-in required!
Campaign week: March 18th-27th
***You may not campaign outside of this time frame
Election Day: March 27th
Winners Announced: March 29th
Have questions? Reach out!
Victoria Tchervenski - 1089413@apps.nsd.org
Kevan Evans - 2019670@apps.nsd.org
Fenris Gibbons - 1083103@apps.nsd.org
Tejasvi Muthukaruppan - 1101337@apps.nsd.org
Election Packet on Schoology Group and Student Page!
(Read next slides independently if you are interested)
What is the Exec Board?
The Exec Board is a group of 7 student leaders who oversee ASB finances and are active members in the ASB class, which plans and executes ASB activities.
What positions are available for my grade level?
Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors may run for any position. To run for ASB President, you must have prior ASB experience (event planning committee, Middle School or High School ASB elected position, club leadership position, or past election committee experience.)
What does the Exec Board do?
The Exec Board meets once a week before school to discuss fundraising requests (requests by clubs to fundraise), purchase requests (requests by clubs/athletics to purchase things for their group), approve/deny such requests. We discuss other issues such as clubs, school culture, student survey feedback, etc. We also have meetings with members of the school admin to discuss ideas and issues surrounding Innovation Lab, and give updates to the NSD school board when necessary. The Exec. Board handles the all-school ASB budget, works towards implementing more efficient communication systems, addresses climate and culture needs/concerns, and works before/after school to support the ASB program overall. The ASB Exec. works very closely with the ASB Advisor and the Innovation Lab admin. team.
More FAQ (Read independently if you are interested)
What is the difference between Exec Board and Class Council?
Exec Board deals with all-school student body monies and more of the behind-the-scenes aspect, while Class Councils are in charge of planning the class fundraisers and other class events/activities as decided by the council.
Am I running for a position?
Yes! ASB positions are selected based on student vote, your interview, teacher recommendations, meeting sit-in, . Because Class Council works together to plan and implement class fundraisers and other class events, they work as a board and do not have specific titles.
What is the term of office?
The executive Board serves 5 quarters with one-quarter of overlap for training the new board. Class Council serves 4 quarters (one school year).
What summer commitments do ASB Exec. and/or Student Council have?
All members will have work hours to complete over the summer. That will come out later this spring.
More FAQ (Read independently if you are interested)
Will I get reminders so I don’t miss deadlines?
No, the election committee will not be responsible for sending out reminders on deadlines! We will inform you if there are any changes, but all the deadlines and details are on the election packet as of 2/24/24!
What if I miss deadlines?
If you miss the deadline for the application, you will not be able to run in the election. If you miss the deadline for teacher recommendations, do not attend an interview, do not attend an ASB meeting, you will receive a 0 for each category (see pie chart on next slide). If you miss the deadline for the speech, you will not be able to give your speech at the ASM. Please set reminders for yourself so you don’t miss any deadlines!
More FAQ (Read independently if you are interested)
How will the voting work?
Students will vote on voting day (March 27th) via a google form after each candidate presents their speech (can be either a spoken speech with one slide or a video).
Student votes will not be the only part of the voting process though. Here is our pie chart:
More FAQ (Read independently if you are interested)
How will the voting work?
Meeting sit-in and speech submission will be “complete” or “incomplete”, meaning if you do it, you will receive the full 5%, and if not, you will receive 0% for that category.
Archived Slides