Registration for AP Tests Blood Drive Antigone: Spring Play Congratulations Pacer SASEE Winner

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● Registration for AP Tests
● Blood Drive
● Antigone: Spring Play
● Congratulations Pacer SASEE Winner: Max Krueger
● Good Luck Pacer Science Bowl Members
● News from the Library
● National Honor Society Applications
● Save the Date - June 1st Grad Night!
● Schedule Changes
● Congratulations Pacer Thespians
● Congratulations Pacer Speech and Debate
● Dyslexia Information and Meeting
● FREE Play Smart –Youth Heart Screenings
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● College/Career Corner
● Scholastic Art Awards

NEW LHS Homepage :https://www.losdschools.org/Domain/17
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ALL LHS Daily Schedules: https://www.losdschools.org/domain/436
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Upcoming Dates
February 13 Blood Drive
February 21 International Fair (4:00-6:00pm)
February 22-24 Antigone: Spring Play
February 27 MUN Credentialing
February 28 Spring Choir
March 14 Empty Bowls
March 15-17 LHS One Acts
March 20 Southside Band Festival
March 23 No School: Grade Day
March 26-30 No School: Spring Break
April 2 First Day of 4th Quarter (Blue Day)
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AP Exam Registration Continues This Week!

Registration for the May 2018 Advanced Placement (AP) Exams continues through February
16! The cost is $68 per exam (cash, check, or credit card made payable to your High School or
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you may pay online through your school's Webstore). The Late Fee is $55.00 per registration if
you register during the Late Registration Window, February 16, after 4:00 p.m. to March 7,
before 4:00 p.m.

All AP exam information can be found on the AP Exams web page, accessible from LHS’s
homepage, under the Academics tab: https://www.losdschools.org/domain/1704.
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Parents/Guardians are encouraged to review the materials too, though we strongly urge
students to be present when selecting exams, as mistakes are frequently made otherwise
(students know their course/exam titles and instructor “periods” best!).
Updates will continue to be posted in issues of this publication as well as on the AP Exams
webpage through May.
Please contact the LHS AP Coordinator, Lisa Oliva, [email protected], if you have
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questions.
Note: Please be aware that "AP Exam" refers to the culminating exam offered in May, at the
conclusion of a student's year-long course of study in an AP class and from which a student
may earn college credit. "AP Exam" does not refer to any assessment that may be associated
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with entry/enrollment in an AP course. For enrollment in an AP course, please see your
counselor.

THANKS!
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Blood Drive
Are you interested in donating blood on February 13th at Lakeridge High School? If yes, please
text your name and your request a time before 8:30am-1:30pm to 9712850207. You will get
confirmation back about your time. Thank you!
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Antigone: Spring Play
The LHS Performing Arts Dept. brings to the stage a new version of the Greek tragedy. This
adaptation, written by the students, puts a modern spin to the class story of when a family is
split into two because of differing ideologies. Events spin out of control and soon the entire
country is forced to choose sides. Show dates are February 22, 23, 24 @ 7:00pm and February
24 @ 2:00pm Tickets at pacer-drama.org.
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Congratulations Pacer SASEE Winner: Max Krueger
"The purpose of SASEE is to acknowledge and honor the remarkable work of both educators
and supporters of education who demonstrate the core philosophy of Rotary — 'Service Above
Self,'" says Rotarian Eric Allenbaugh, who co-chairs the SASEE Steering Committee with fellow
Rotarian Malcolm Mathes. "SASEE honorees exhibit giving more to life than they receive, and
serve as inspirational role models in our community."

MAX KRUEGER, a senior at Lakeridge High School, who serves as Associated Student Body
secretary/treasurer while maintaining a 4.0 GPA and participating on the Lakeridge swim team.
He also organized a Red Cross blood drive at Lakeridge and works with Hope Community
Church to gather donations for its food pantry, but he is being honored with a SASEE for his
work with the Columbia Regional Program.

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Good Luck Pacer Science Bowl Members
The National Science Bowl (NSB) is a nationwide academic competition that tests students’
knowledge in all areas of science and mathematics. Student teams face-off in a fast-paced
question-and-answer format, being tested on a range of science disciplines including biology,
chemistry, Earth science, physics, energy, and math. Good luck to the following team members:
Kathryn LeMoine
Parker Carnahan
Aidan House
Isabella Melendez
Lindsay McDowell

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News from the Library
ALL 1st​ Semester Social Studies and English reading books and any dropped class textbooks
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are DUE NOW. Invoices were emailed Wednesday, if you have any questions please direct
them to our LHS Librarian Tammy Gustin [email protected].
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Your student can access their Library account anytime by going to:
losdschools.org
Lakeridge
Library
Log in (upper right)
Use your school login and password.
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National Honor Society Applications
Invitations from the Lakeridge chapter of National Honor Society were sent out with the recent
grade reports for sophomores and juniors who have achieved an accumulated weighted GPA of
3.5 or better. Applications for NHS for these sophomores and juniors are due Feb. 23 at 3:30
pm to Ms. Stein's or Mr. Easton's mailbox. Application workshops will be held Mon Feb 12 at
3:15 in F-9 and Tues Feb 13 at 8 am in the Library Lab D-25. These brief workshops provide
guidance on how to best complete the NHS application. The application can be found at
http://lakeridgenhs.weebly.com/ or the Lakeridge HS website under Activities. If you feel your
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student has not received an invitation in error, please contact Ms. Stein or Mr. Easton, NHS
advisers, at [email protected] or [email protected].
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Save the Date - June 1st Grad Night!
Hi Senior-Class Parents: Grad night for the class of 2018 will be here before you know it. Plans
are being made for a fun and safe night for our graduating seniors. Information is up on the
Pacer Club webpage here (https://www.losdschools.org/Page/4825). Electronic forms and a
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link to buy tickets will be coming soon. We will need your help with prize donations and
volunteering so watch for frequent updates. If you have questions now, contact us: Sonya
Seyle, [email protected] Stefanie Johnston, [email protected]
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Schedule Changes
Friday, February 16th, is the last day to drop a class. Any changes made after this date will be
reflected on your transcript. Please see your counselor if you have any questions.
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Congratulations Pacer Thespians
On Saturday, 18 of our Drama Club students attended the Thespian Regional Festival at Canby
high school! The students participated in numerous events ranging from solo musical theatre
numbers to monologues to duo scenes. They all did a fantastic job! Special congratulations to
Jacob Skidmore (solo musical), Carly Wood (solo musical) and Tia Lempert (monologue
performance) for qualifying for the State Showcase Auditions which will be at the State Festival
in April where they will compete against students from across the state. If you see these
students in the hall, please congratulate them!!
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Congratulations Pacer Speech and Debate
Last weekend we brought 9 students to the tournament at Linfield College, seven are first year
competitors, the other two are in their second year. These students won the following awards:

3rd Novice Extemporaneous Speaking PJ Steinberg
6th Novice Radio Commentary Mete
Bakircioglu
5th Novice Radio Commentary Cole Powers
5th Novice Prose Roselyn Dai
5th Novice Impromptu PJ Steinberg

1st Open Dramatic Interpretation Peyton Holstein - winning a scholarship to Linfield worth
$1,000!!!

4th speaker Novice Lincoln Douglas Debate Cole Powers
2nd speaker Novice Parlimentary Debate Ella Feathers
1st Novice Parlimentary Debate Ella Feathers and Roselyn Dai

All of these individual wins contributed to Lakeridge earning 5th place overall, out of 25 teams!
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District-wide Dyslexia Meeting
On March 1st Topic will be Assistive Technology for dyslexic students - things that are useful at
school or at home. They will have an outside speaker giving a formal presentation to the entire
audience, and then we will have small table/breakout demonstrations of various technologies,
with students doing the small-group demonstrations. If your child would like to participate as a
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Student Leader in this important district event, please contact [email protected] or
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cell 510-910-2789.
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The time commitment is: a 45-minute planning session, and a 2-hour meeting, on March 1,
7-9pm, in Lake Oswego. This meeting is sponsored by the LOSD Special Services Parent
Advisory Council, and supported by the LO Parent Dyslexia Community.
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FREE Play Smart –Youth Heart Screenings
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Dates: March 14 & 15@ 8:00am-3:30pm
Location: Lakeridge High School

Providence Heart and Vascular Institute (PHVI) is pleased to offer, Play Smart –Youth Heart
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Screenings Program, a free youth heart screenings program that has been extremely
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successful in screening over 18,346 youth and identifying 1,140 students or 7% (to date) for
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further follow-up and treatment. Young people with undiagnosed heart defects, especially
athletes, are susceptible to sudden cardiac arrest. Often there are no advance signs or
symptoms and most routine physical exams will not pick up the defects. An electrocardiogram
(EKG/ECG) usually is necessary to uncover signs of heart irregularities, something normally not
done in “well-child” checks or even some sports physicals. In an effort to protect the hearts of
area middle and high school students, Play Smart offers free painless, noninvasive heart-health
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checks to youth aged 12-18.
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Play Smart is partnering with Lakeridge High School to offer ALL students 12-18 years old free
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heart screening.
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FREE Play Smart –Youth Heart Screenings @ Lakeridge High School: March 14 & 15
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Must complete 2 heart screenings forms to receive free heart screening. (Attach pdf’s of
the two screening forms.)
● Play Smart site: www.playsmartgetscreened.org
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● Access video: Go to the Play Smart main page,
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www.playsmartgetscreened.organd click on the hyperlinked "educational video" in
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the middle of the page. This educational video takes you through the screening
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process. http://phsoregon.org/video/?view=926c2c60041d6x480x294
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ALL forms must be turned in at the office prior to the screening.
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College and Career Corner

Seniors and Juniors College Visits
Juniors and seniors are welcome to visit with the college reps from the following colleges. Sign
up in Naviance to reserve your place. Often, the college representative will be the same person
who looks over your application, so it’s great to get your foot in the door early!

Upcoming College Visits
University of Alabama, March 9 at 8:00am
Boise State University, March 9 at 8:00am
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PROVIDENCE SCHOOL OUTREACH - CAREER HIGHLIGHT
Each Career Highlight is a small, three hour class focusing on one specific health care career
area. Learn what courses are relevant, salaries, job opportunities. The events are free but
registration is required as space is limited. Register begins on 2/1 at:
http://www.providenceoregon.org/schooloutreach. Questions: Email Toyin Oyemaja at
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[email protected]. Here are the March classes:
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3/5 - Laboratory/Pathology from 1-4:00 P.M. at Providence Portland Medical Center
3/9 - Emergency Nursing/Physician from 1-4:00 P.M. at Providence St, Vincent Medical Center
3/12 - Advanced Nursing from 9-noon at Providence Portland Medical Center
3/15 - Diagnostic Imaging from 9-noon at Providence Portland Medical Center
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2018 GREENFIELD PEACE WRITING SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship contest is held by the Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility group. There
are three scholarships available to Juniors and Seniors. First prize is $1000, second prize is
$750 and third prize is $500. Entries must be submitted by Monday, March 5th, by 5:00 P.M.
For more information and to enter, go to:
http://www.oregonpsr.org/2018_greenfield_peace_writing_scholarship
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WE THE STUDENTS ESSAY CONTEST
Each year, We the Students give high school students a chance to share their perspective on a
trending topic. This year's prompt: To what extend in the U.S. does the government--federal,
state and local--have the duty to monitor internet content? The prizes are: 1st place - $5,000
and a scholarship to the 2018 Constitutional Academy in Washington D.C., Runners Up - 6
prizes at $1,250 each, Honorable Mentions - 8 prizes at $500 each. Your 500-800 word essay is
due before February 5th. For more information and to sign up for the contest, go to:
http://www.billofrightsinstitute.org/engage/students-programs-events/scholarship/

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Scholastic Art Awards
Congratulations to all of our Pacer students below along with our wonderful art teachers Ms.
McBride and Mr. Helle. You can see all this amazing work at, www.littlebirdarts.org Treat
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yourself to a visit to this site, it's a feast for the eyes! If you want to see some of the work in
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person, Gold Key individual and portfolio works will be on display at the Pacific Northwest
College of Art during the month of February. The ceremony will be held at Rolling Hills on
February 15th, 7:00 pm. All are welcome to come celebrate the Pacer artists!

Natalie Aaron Gold Key Sculpture
Natalie Aaron Honorable Ceramics &
Mention Glass
Natalie Aaron Silver Key Art Portfolio
Natalie Aaron Gold Key Ceramics &
Glass
Andrew Adams Honorable Ceramics &
Mention Glass
Lucy Adams Gold Key Painting
Lucy Adams Honorable Photography
Mention
Lucy Adams Gold Key Digital Art
Lucy Adams Silver Key Painting
Lucy Adams Gold Key Digital Art
Lucy Adams Honorable Mixed Media
Mention
Lucy Adams Gold Key Mixed Media
Lucy Adams Honorable Painting
Mention
Lucy Adams Silver Key Painting
Faith Adler Silver Key Drawing and
Illustration
Trent Allen Honorable Painting
Mention
Miles Atkinson Honorable Painting
Mention
Cailin Bay-Crump Gold Key Painting
Preston Beard Gold Key Mixed Media
Preston Beard Honorable Painting
Mention
Preston Beard Gold Key Printmaking
Amanie Bender Honorable Painting
Mention
Nancy Bignell Silver Key Design
Nancy Bignell Gold Key Design
Nancy Bignell Honorable Design
Mention
Nancy Bignell Honorable Design
Mention
Nancy Bignell Honorable Design
Mention
Nancy Bignell Honorable Art Portfolio
Mention
Nancy Bignell Silver Key Painting
Anika Bjornson Gold Key Mixed Media
Aidan Boothroyd Honorable Painting
Mention
Aidan Boothroyd Silver Key Painting
Nick Bowermaste Silver Key Ceramics &
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Nick Bowermaste Honorable Art Portfolio
r Mention
Laila Bozorth Honorable Drawing and
Mention Illustration
Laila Bozorth Honorable Drawing and
Mention Illustration
Ivory Bradshaw Silver Key Painting
Ivory Bradshaw Gold Key Painting
Kailea Brown Silver Key Mixed Media
Kailea Brown Honorable Drawing and
Mention Illustration
Kailea Brown Honorable Printmaking
Mention
Mae Bryant Silver Key Painting
Devon Burt Gold Key Art Portfolio
Devon Burt Honorable Painting
Mention
Devon Burt Honorable Painting
Mention
Devon Burt Honorable Painting
Mention
Devon Burt Gold Key Painting
Devon Burt Silver Key Painting
Madeleine Campbell Gold Key Sculpture
Olivia Case Silver Key Painting
Olivia Case Honorable Painting
Mention
Grace Cates Silver Key Drawing and
Illustration
Jonathan Chapman Silver Key Art Portfolio
Jonathan Chapman Gold Key Ceramics &
Glass
Jonathan Chapman Silver Key Ceramics &
Glass
Grace Choi Silver Key Painting
Ashley Christensen Honorable Mixed Media
Mention
Evan Clark Gold Key Photography
Evan Clark Honorable Digital Art
Mention
Allie Coder Honorable Ceramics &
Mention Glass
Jonas Crowder Silver Key Ceramics &