Everett High School Freshman and Newcomer Welcome Presentation PDF

Welcome to Everett High School 2024-2025  WELCOME! I’m so happy you’re here! I am your Homeroom teacher and your MyCap Advisor You will report here every morning at 8am for attendance, and every Monday after 1st period for our MyCAP advisory period, and some additional time...

Welcome to Everett High School 2024-2025  WELCOME! I’m so happy you’re here! I am your Homeroom teacher and your MyCap Advisor You will report here every morning at 8am for attendance, and every Monday after 1st period for our MyCAP advisory period, and some additional times when there is something we need to take care of. The Vision of the Graduate of EHS Vision of the The Tide Graduate RISES The Vision of the Graduate is Resilient a vision that we have for you, Innovative that when you graduate from Self-Aware EHS wou will posess important Empowered skills that prepare you for Service Minded future work and learning. More on this later...  Introduce yourself to them Principals are responsible for the safety and learning of Meet Our Principals in the cafeteria, or join student government to work with them to improve everyone at EHS. our school. 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Remember: The tide always rises.”  Bring your attendance notes to Deans are responsible for your Dean, serve any detentions attendance, academics and with your Dean, and go to discipline for each grade. Our Deans your Dean for other support. Ms. DiNatale Grade 9 Ms. Bond Grade 10 Rm. 2200 Rm. [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Dello Iacono (Mr. Rico) Grade Mr. Boudreau Grade 11 12 Rm. Rm. [email protected] [email protected] Ms. LeBlanc Connections Program Rm. 1608 [email protected] School Safety We have several rules at Everett High School that we take very seriously. These rules exist to keep everyone safe. School ID’s: All students must wear their school ID, every day, around their neck. Please have your ID on when you enter the building. *Life Hack: Put your ID in the same place everyday so you don’t forget it! Hoods, Hats and Headphones: Hoods, hats and headphones are not allowed in the hallways. Please remove these items when you enter the building. Doors and Cameras: All doors are locked throughout the day, so no one can enter the building unexpectedly. There are cameras throughout the school, and at each door and our security team monitors these throughout the day, so we know that everyone who is here, belongs here. School Expectations Hallway Passes: All students must carry a signed hallway pass from their teacher, when walking through the halls during class time (this includes to go to the bathroom, to get water, to go to the nurse, main office or guidance office). We have Success Coaches who monitor each floor, to make everyone is where they’re supposed to be. They will ask you for your hallway pass to check the time, teacher, and destination. They are also there to help you! Smoking and Vaping: Of course, there is no smoking or vaping on school property. Every bathroom is equipped with silent alarms that detect smoke and vape of all kinds, and call security to the scene. Leaving the building: Students cannot leave the building during the day without permission. If someone opens a door before 2:30pm, a very loud alarm will ring! School Expectations (continued) Dismissals: If you feel sick, you must go to the nurse who will contact your family. You can only leave school if your family comes to pick you up, and you must leave with them through the front door, after checking out with the main office. If you have an appointment, your guardian needs to check in at the main office to pick you up. The main office will call you down from your class. What to wear to school: Choose your outfit to be both appropriate for school and comfortable for the temperature outside and inside all your different classrooms, bring layers! *Life Hack: Dress for the job you want! School Logistics Homeroom: EHS opens at 7:30am for students. Students can go to the cafeteria for breakfast. (*All breakfast and lunch are free for all students everyday!*) The first bell will ring at 7:45am. This means it’s time to clean up your breakfast and head to HOMEROOM with your Advisor. Homeroom starts promptly at 8:00am. If you are not present at the 8:00am bell, you will be marked Tardy. Homeroom ends at 8:07am. If you arrive after this time, you will be marked absent for the day, and your family will be called. A day & B day: Your 8 classes are split between two daily schedules: A day & B day. A and B days alternate. You have 4 classes on each day. Homeroom is everyday, and your Advisor will tell you what day it is. School Logistics Continued MyCAP Advisory & Intervention: Between Period 1 and Period 2, we have a special, short block of class time. On Mondays, this is called “MyCAP Advisory” with your Advisor (in the same room as your Homeroom). Here, you will use SchooLinks to create your Career and Academic Plan (CAP!) On Tuesdays-Fridays, this short period is called Intervention. You will rotate through your 8 academic teachers. Lunch Lunch happens during Period 3. We have five different lunch times. Your lunch time is determined by which floor your Period 3 class is located on. Be sure to ask your Period 3 teachers (A day and B day) or your Advisor, what time you go to lunch. Academics School Calendar and Attendance: The school year has 4 quarters. You’ll get a progress report and a grade for each quarter. You’re allowed 3 absences per quarter. On the 4th absence, you must schedule detention with your Dean to make up the time, or you’ll fail your classes. 3 tardies = 1 absence. Support in & out of the classroom All teachers stay late after school at least one day a week, and are available for extra help on schoolwork and assignments. Your guidance counselor is available for personal support, food, clothing & safety needs, schedule changes, college and career planning advice. Technology Cell phones: Cell phones are not allowed for personal use during class time. Some teachers will collect your cellphones at the beginning of each class. Others may allow you to keep it in your bag, out of sight. Chromebooks: All students are provided an EPS Chromebook. It is your responsibility to bring your Chromebook and charger to school every day. Chromebooks should be used for school work only. *Life Hack: Change your chromebook to your prefered language! Technology Continued Applications G-Mail - Check your school email every day! You’ll receive important school information from your dean, guidance counselor, or school leaders. You’ll also receive specific information from your teachers regularly. Aspen - Use Aspen (aka X2) to see your schedule, your grades, and keep track of your attendance. Clever - Homebase to access other classroom apps, like iXL and Canvas. Canvas - Where your teachers will post class materials and assignments. SchooLinks - This is where you’ll access the MyCAP Advisory curriculum and activities.  Sample Schedule 3 Minutes to transition from each class Extra help days are determined by teacher  Our Guidance Counselors Ms. Angel Grade 10 [email protected] Ms. Andrade Grade 9 Ms. Linehan Grade 10 [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Kacvinsky Grade 9 [email protected] Ms. Walls Grade 12 [email protected] Ms. Kosner Grade 11 Mr. Arsenault Grade 12 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Coleman Grade 11 [email protected] Career Planning Connections EL’s, Grades 10-12 Ms. Buonopane Mr. Demers Mr. Crosby [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Our Family Liaisons are great They help connect EL families resources for our English with community resources and Learners and their families. help interpret student and family Our meetings at school. Family Liaisons Robenson Seide Cesar Nunes Lucrecia Theobald Haitian Creole Portuguese & Spanish Spanish  SCHOOL-BASED SUPPORTS Guidance Counselors Eliot Counselors Social Workers Deans Success Coaches Family Liaisons Family Resource Center Everett Teen Health Center Make connections and don’t be afraid to ask for help!  Build Community and Get Involved! Honor Societies Sports Clubs Music and Art Peer Tutoring Student Ambassadors Drama Student Government  Your High School Path Freshmen Sophmores Juniors Seniors Manage your time and develop Maintain and improve Make sure you are taking the Make sure you are on study habits your grades and GPA classes you track to graduate need to graduate Join activities, sports and clubs Schedule and manage Complete your your time carefully Plan for career and college college applications, Prioritize your mental health resumé and other Begin exploring Mangage your work, school, next staps Start thinking about college careers and colleges and life calendars Fulfill all of your High Establish teacher relationships Mind your mental and Manage your stress and mental School obligations physical health health Volunteer in your community Celebrate! Nurture your Utilize your resources to plan Have fun! friendships your future Your Future Success Four years seems like a long time now, but it will go by more quickly than you can imagine. Use  Salford & Co. Thank You For Your Attention www.reallygreatsite.com 123 Anywhere St., Any City