NATHAN HALE HIGH SCHOOL BULLETIN
POSTED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2020
CLUBS: All clubs meet during lunch unless otherwise posted. Please contact club advisor listed below for a meeting link.
Monday: Horticulture Club, Matt Davis; medavis@seattleschools.org
Pride Club, Leland Swarts; ltswarts@seattleschools.org, Michael Grazewski; megrazewski@seattleschools.org
Dance Club, Elizabeth Weybright, eaweybright@seattleschools.org
RADD Club, Kristine Witt, kewitt@seattleschools.org
Photo Club, Stefanie Arneson, saarneson@seattleschools.org
Mock Trial, Larry Uhlman; louhlman@seattleschools.org, Debo Tolentino; djtolentino@seattleschools.org,
n.hale.mocktrial@gmail.com
Tuesday: Girls in the Arts, Erin Shafkind, elshafkind@seattleschools.org
Latinx Unidx, Elizabeth Weybright; eaweybright@seattleschools.org
Library Advisory Club, Dana West, dgwest1@seattleschools.org
Student Athlete Prep (SAP) from 3:30 – 4:30, Dominique Brooks, ddbrooks@seattleschools.org
FCCLA, (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America), Cindy Jamieson; cljamieson@seattleschools.org
DM @NHHS_FCCLA (Instagram Page) for the meeting link
Class of 2023, Larry Uhlman, louhlman@seattleschools.org, Erica Ewell, eeewell@seattleschools.org, and Chris
Mulder, cbmulder@seattleschools.org
Wednesday: Native Club, Stacia Hawkinson; sdhawkinson@seattleschools.org
BSU, Larry Uhlman, louhlman@seattleschools.org
RPG Club, Tim Arnot; tsarnot@seattleschools.org, Kris Typolt, kdtypolt@seattleschools.org
National Honor Society at 11:40, Megan Simmons-Rice; mjsimmons@seattleschools.org, halenhsclub@gmail.com
Class of 2022 at 1:15, Kristine Witt, kewitt@seattleschools.org
MESA Club at 3:00, Linda Wilson, lkwilson@seattleschools.org, Join Microsoft Teams Meeting
Dance Club, Elizabeth Weybright, eaweybright@seattleschools.org
Green Team at 11:05-11:35, Linda Wilson, lkwilson@seattleschools.org
Bible Club from 1:20 – 2:35, Brian Coon, blcoon@seattleschools.org, Bible Club Meeting Link
Thursday: Coalition of Asian and Pacific Students (CAPS), Leland Swarts; ltswarts@seattleschools.org
Student Athlete Prep (SAP) from 3:30 – 4:30, Dominique Brooks, ddbrooks@seattleschools.org
K-Pop Club, Shira Brewer; shbrewer@seattleschools.org
Fiber Arts Club (Yarn It), Pam Marx-Thompson; pamarxthomps@seattleschools.org, Rebecca Padilla;
rmpadilla@seattleschools.org
Anime Club, Mike Comiskey; mjcomiskey@seattleschools.org
Friday: Drama Club, David Roby; daroby@seattleschools.org, https://www.nathanhaletheatre.com/
Pride Club, Leland Swarts; ltswarts@seattleschools.org, Michael Grazewski; megrazewski@seattleschools.org
Climate Justice Club, Ted Lockery; tmlockery@seattleschools.org
Mock Trial, Larry Uhlman; louhlman@seattleschools.org, Debo Tolentino; djtolentino@seattleschools.org,
n.hale.mocktrial@gmail.com
Muslim Student Union (MSU), Kristina Volkman; kjvolkman@seattleschools.org
ATTENTION FAMILIES WITH JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENTS! Join College Possible on October 26th from 6:00-7:30 pm for our Virtual Open House. This event is open to students, their friends and family. Come meet our coaches, hear current students’ testimonials, and experience what it’s like to be a College Possible student. College Possible is a non-profit striving to help low income and first-generation college students apply and succeed in college. Coaches provide support to students from their junior year of high school until they receive their college degree. Our free program assists with test preparation, college exploration and applications, the financial aid process, scholarship search, professional development, and support while pursuing your college degree. Link to Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/college-possible-virtual-open-house-tickets-124791074463 To join College Possible, students should have at least a 2.5 GPA (or plans to increase their GPA to 2.5) and be lower income or quality for free or reduced lunch. We encourage all interested students and families to attend! Take advantage of a Q & A with current Junior and Senior College Access Coaches answering any questions you have about the college application process. A raffle for a $100 grocery store gift card will be drawn at the end of the night. All attendees will be entered!
UPCOMING VIRTUAL COLLEGE VISITS THROUGH NAVIANCE. See the list below and long into your Naviance account to register. If you have any questions please email Ms. Takahashi, latakahashi@seattleschools.org.
Lewis & Clark College, Portland, OR Thursday October 22 1:30pm
Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA Thursday October 22 2:00pm
Menlo College Thursday October 22 2:30pm
University of Montana, Missoula, MT Thursday October 22 3:00pm
Montana State University, Bozeman, MT Friday October 23 2:30pm
UW Bothell Monday October 26 1:30pm
University of Oregon Monday October 26 2:00pm
Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL Tuesday October 27 1:30pm
Grand Canyon University-Traditional Campus, Phoenix, AZ Tuesday October 27 2:00pm
Northern Arizona University Tuesday October 27 2:30PM
University of New Orleans Wednesday October 28 10:00am
Willamette University, Salem, OR Thursday October 29 1:30pm
Whitworth College Thursday October 29 2:00pm
Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA Thursday October 29 2:30pm
Linfield College Friday October 30 1:30pm
Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA Monday November 2 1:30pm
Thomas College Wednesday November 4 10:00am
Salve Regina University Thursday November 5 1:30pm
Southern Oregon University Thursday November 5 3:00pm
Seattle University Friday November 6 1:30pm
University of Arizona Monday November 9 1:30pm
DigiPen Institute of Technology Friday November 13 1:30pm
University of Washington – Tacoma Wednesday November 18 10:00am
Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) Friday December 11 2:30pm
EARN UP TO 4 HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS IN A WORLD LANGUAGE. If you speak, read, and write in a language other than English sign up to take a world language test. You can earn up to 4 high school credits and possibly the seal of biliteracy. Contact Ms. Tobon, tetobon@seattleschools.org, to register for the test. Our first online test date will be October 24, 2020. You need to be registered to take the test.
SEATTLE PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION: Apply for up to two years (or 90 credits) of free college tuition plus support services to help with the transition from high school through college. All Seattle Public School high school graduates are eligible regardless of their grade point average (GPA), family income, test scores or country of birth. The deadline to apply for the Seattle Promise scholarship is February 1st. Seniors interested in attending North, Central, or South Seattle College and receiving the Seattle Promise Scholarship can get support with the application by connecting Francisco Ramos from Seattle Promise. He will be assisting students with the application process and can also be reached by email at Francisco.Ramos@Seattlecolleges.edu
VIRTUAL COLLEGE FAIRS ARE HAPPENING! Both the national and regional college fairs are virtual and free! You have access to zoom meetings and virtual tours and the ability to schedule one-one meetings with college reps, workshops, and more. Check out the Counseling News page for more information and the links to sign up. https://halehs.seattleschools.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=3943&pageId=8961016
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – IDUB EVENTS: The following recurring events are open to supporting underrepresented minority, low-income, and/or first-generation high school seniors in Washington interested in attending the University of Washington in Seattle for the 2021 Autumn Quarter. For more information and to register for the following events www.depts.washington.edu/reach/
Application Workshops: Oct 30, Nov 6, and Nov 13 at 3:00 - 5:30PM See website for details.
MOR Mondays: Multicultural Outreach and Recruitment (MOR) is holding drop-in virtual office hours every Monday for underrepresented minority high school seniors (Class of 2021) to answer questions about the Coalition application, personal statements and everything in between.
Community Sessions & Student Ambassador Q&As: Community Sessions are one-hour information sessions to learn more about the UW admissions process and the student experience for students from different underrepresented minority groups on campus. Student Ambassador Q&As are student panels where you will be able to ask current UW students about what it’s like to be a Husky.
SENIOR PHOTOS: Deadline: Senior photos are due November 20th, 2020
Photo size: Photos must be either 1.5 x 2" or 3 x 4.5"
Resolution: Minimum resolution is 300 DPI
File type: Photos must be submitted as JPG files
How to submit your senior portrait:
• Go to HJeshare.com
• Type in the school code "nathanhale"
• Fill out the form thoroughly and accurately
• Select and upload your photo
Follow the Nathan Hale yearbook team on Instagram for important updates and other photo submission opportunities! Instagram: nhhs_yearbook2020. Questions may be directed to: yearbooknathanhale@gmail.com
CAPTAINS ARE HOSTING XC PRACTICES Monday through Fridays from 4:30 – 5:30pm, meeting in the big grass field next to the tennis courts. If attending, please practice social distancing, wear masks, and bring your own water bottle.
INTERESTED IN GIRLS BASKETBALL? If you are interested in Girls Basketball, please email Head Coach, Tiana Jordan, at halegbball@gmail.com to be added to our email list. Also, please fill out your information on Final Forms! We hope to see our athletes in person soon.
INTERESTED IN TURNING OUT FOR A SPORT THIS SCHOOL YEAR? Please sign up using FinalForms, an online system that allows you to complete and sign forms from your computer, tablet, or mobile device. Please register at: https://seattleschools-wa.finalforms.com/. Please sign up now for sports that you are interested in. This will help coaches get in touch with students when athletics begin.
RESOURCES:
HOW TO ACCESS YOUR CLASSES on SCHOOLOGY: Log in as a Student
Please visit www.seattleschools.org/StudentPW for detailed STUDENT log in steps.
Schoology Student Guide
HOW TO ACCESS YOUR SCHEDULE on THE SOURCE
login to The Source.
Information about The Source can be found here.
Technical Tips about The Source can be found here.
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR TEACHER
If for some reason you are having trouble locating your teacher’s Schoology page, please email your teacher directly. You can find staff contact information on the Nathan Hale Website.
HOW TO ACCESS YOUR STUDENT EMAIL
To better support remote learning, Seattle Public Schools is enabling student Microsoft Outlook email accounts. Please take the steps to access your student email account as this is where school and course related information for students will be sent!
Ensuring that all students become honorable, skillful, thinking, global citizens.
***QUICK LINKS***
NHHS Library https://halehs.seattleschools.org/academics/library
Earn graduation credit for working: Cindy Jamieson, Career Connected Learning Coordinator cljamieson@seattleschools.org
Athletics Sign-ups: https://seattleschools-wa.finalforms.com/
Nathan Hale HS Remote Learning Schedule: https://halehs.seattleschools.org/about/bell_schedule
Nathan Hale Foundation website: http://www.nathanhale.org
Hale Sports Booster website: http://halesports.org
Raider Gear: http://bit.ly/2cr6syY
To purchase Yearbooks, ASB cards, pay fees and fines on-line: Use parent/guardian Source Account then SchoolPay
To pay for lunches on line: https://paypams.com/HomePage.aspx
Seattle Schools website: http://www.seattleschools.org
Scholarships/Colleges/Careers: http://halehs.seattleschools.org/services/counseling_office/colleges_and_careers
For information and tickets to music concerts -> https://nathanhalemusic.com/
NHCO: https://halehs.seattleschools.org/school_involvement/nathan_hale_community_organization
For information and tickets to theater productions -> https://www.nathanhaletheatre.com/
Online Volunteer Application: https://seattlepublicschools.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/
Nathan Hale Music Boosters: https://nathanhalemusic.com/