EnGage Invitational:  

If you were selected to attend the Texas A&M EnGage Invitational permission slips are due to your engineering teacher by Wednesday, October 29th.  Please see Ms. Moon if you have any questions.

STEM Shell Showdown: 

Friday, November 7th at the University of Houston.  If you receive an invitation and permission slip to attend this competition please return to Mr. Flores by Thursday.

Ladies of Energy Overnight Conference: 

The second annual Fall Overnight Conference for the Ladies of EIHS is being held this Friday, November 7th from 3:45pm to Saturday, November 8th, at 9:00am. We will have four major workshops to help the females on campus learn about what it takes to become a successful woman in the workplace. All females are invited to join in on our guest speakers, etiquette dinner, games, movies and fun. Parent permission forms are due to Ms. Estrella no later than this Wednesday so that food can be ordered.

Guest Speaker Day:

This is a reminder that students participating in the Speaker Series are to be dressed business professional.  Khaki pants and the Energy polo are acceptable as well.  

Student ID Cards:

Student ID cards have been issued through P.E. and Art classes over the past several weeks.  If you have not received your student ID card please see Mr. Cavasos during your lunch by Friday.

Driving question: How do public relations professionals create social media profiles and videos to promote social stereotypes for famous people?
 

 In Ms. Sola's Spanish class students researched different stereotypes of famous artists. Based on their research, students created a social media profile and a video of the same student to transform him or her into a famous artist. In both projects students expressed agreements and disagreements, likes and dislikes, and adjectives in Spanish. Students used current technology and social media avenues to demonstrate their projects through a Facebook template. 

Energy's first annual Haunted House fundraiser was a huge success this past Friday. Students entered the Science Scare Room and migrated through a dark and creepy maze to work their way through the Haunted House. This fundraiser was a major success and allowed the Woods Camping Club (WCC) to reach their first goal for this school year, raising enough money to pay for 1/3 of the summer trip that sends five tudents on a two-week long camping trip to a National Park out of state.  A big thank you to Ms. Estrella for organizing the haunted house and for all her hard work! The WCC would also like to send a big thank you to all of our student volunteers and especially the parents of Alexx Tesson, Claire Craig, Isaac Whitley, Jacob Guerrero, Angi Rocha, Jose Ponce, Austin Maltbia, and Nataly Escamilla for their continuous support for our program. Be sure to buy a ticket and join us next year for our second Haunted House fundraiser!