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Executive Director's Message
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Dear Husky Families,
Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a restful winter break. We are excited to start back with students onTuesday, January 6. During the last two weeks of December, Summit Prep students were in the midst of Expeditions classes. From preparing for the ACT/SAT in College Readiness class to working in internships around the Bay Area to performing an impressive choral concert on December 19, students enthusiastically engaged in all Expeditions classes! Some of the impressive art and sculpture pieces are featured below: We look forward to a great start to 2015!
Penelope Pak McMillen and Wren Larson Maletsky
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College
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 Now that almost all college applications have been submitted, seniors are beginning to receive college acceptances. Currently over 30% of the Class of 2015 has been accepted into one or more college or university!
Thursday, January 15: Cash for College and College Testing Night at Everest
This evening presentation is the next college event in the evening Parent Education series.
- 5-8 PM: The FAFSA and CA Dream Act Application need to be completed in order for colleges to determine your Expected Family Contribution and to determine any need-based scholarships, grants or loans that they will offer you. Financial aid experts will be on-hand to support seniors and their parents as they complete the FAFSA. Snacks will be provided. All seniors should bring the following materials to the event:
- Driver's license, if you have one
- Social Security card or number, if you have one
- Alien registration number, if you have one
- Your 2014 income information
- Parent 2014 income information
- Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) - yours and your parents'
- Your tax and parent tax information; previous year taxes are okay for now if you don't have 2014 tax information
- 2014 bank statements
- Any records of untaxed income such as welfare benefits, Social Security benefits, or child support payments
- List of colleges you are interested in attending
- 7-8 PM: College Testing Night: This event, geared towards families of the Class of 2016, gives an overview of the ACT, SAT, and SAT II tests. All juniors and their parents are encouraged to attend! Freshmen and sophomore parents are also welcome.
Please reach out to Wren Maletsky (wmaletsky@summitps.org) if you have any questions about college or the college application process.
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Athletics
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Soccer and Basketball Scores and Schedules
Team Communications via MaxMessenger
Please check you alternate mail boxes for MaxMessenger emails from the coaches, parent managers and athletic director. Please add MaxMessenger to your contact list to make sure you are receiving all communications. Every effort is made to communicate changes and post on the MaxPreps team pages. Thank you!
Stanford Concessions - All athlete assignments to the Stanford Concession are managed by Barb Pedersen (bap2@pge.com). You will be receiving your assigned game by email from Barb. Summit Athletes will be emailed to work an event in the upcoming months. As Men's Basketball dates or other events become available, those who need to fulfill their 2 shift obligation for this year will be emailed. Please reply asap to Barb's email notices. Thanks.
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Parent Ed Event
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"The Well-Balanced Student," with Denise Pope, PhD, Stanford University, Challenge Success
Tuesday, February 3, 2015, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
M-A Performing Arts Center (PAC)
Please join us for an outstanding presentation by Dr. Denise Pope, nationally and internationally recognized educator, award-winning lecturer at Stanford University, and co-founder of Challenge Success, Stanford Graduate School of Education, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the well-being, engagement, and integrity of our students.
Today's high-pressure, fast-paced culture can interfere with healthy child development. When we are too focused on test scores, performance, and grades, we may deny kids the time and energy they need to effectively tackle the demanding work of growing up. This workshop examines the tensions that can occur between students, parents, and educators over issues such as homework, grades, and the culture of competition. We'll offer parents research-based strategies to create healthier home and school environments.
In this presentation, you will learn:
- How students today are coping-or not-with the academic pressure they face
- Ways you can reduce academic stress without sacrificing achievement or engagement in school
- Strategies to increase resilience, creativity, and well-being for your child
M-A Parent Education Series events are free, sponsored by the Menlo-Atherton PTA, the Sequoia Healthcare District, and the Sequoia Union High School District. This event is also made possible by a grant from the La Entrada PTA.
SUHSD parents, students, faculty/staff, and community members welcome!
Spanish interpretation will be available.
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