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Agenda : Saturday, October 4, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.• Welcome • Summer highlights• Q & A• Calendar and Expectations• Homecoming• Lunch• Depart

Do you have a system for keeping yourself and materials organized?

Does your schedule allow for time to study at school?

Do you have a designated space for studying at home?

Do you spend more or less than an hour per night on your homework?

Do you spend more or less than an hour per night staying “connected”? (texting, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, FaceTime…)

Are you participating in extra-curricular activities?

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Student Government

Do you feel your teachers are good teachers and care about you?

Have you missed or skipped class this year?

Would you characterize your transition as “smooth”?

Have you applied a LEEP Value to a high school experience?

RESPECT yourself and others ACTIVE PARTICIPATION TAKE RISKS

Scenario

You and 2 other students have been close friends since elementary school. Recently you noticed their behavior has changed and they’ve become the bullies of your grade. You want to confront them, but understand this action may affect your friendship.

What do you do?

Calendar and Expectations• Class Days: Oct. 18, Nov. 1, Dec. 6, Jan. 10, Mar. 7 and May 2

• 8:45 am busses arrive• 9:00 am top of the day• 9:15 am math/English• 10:00 am study hall & brunch• 11:15 am English/math• 12:00pm dismissal• 12:15 PM busses depart

• Attendance – 1 day rule still applies• Homework – no homework from LEEP unless warranted,

students must bring current work every class day• Transportation – communicate changes immediately

Upcoming Events-LEEP LUNCH• Confirmed:• Ballard – Monday, October 13• Roosevelt – Wednesday, October 15• Nova – Friday, October 17 • Franklin – Wednesday, October 22• Rainier Beach – Monday, October 27• Ingraham –Friday, October 31

• Tentative:• Cleveland – Thursday, October 23 or Thursday, October 30• Garfield – Thursday, October 9 or Wednesday, October 29• Nathan Hale – Thursday, October 9 or Wednesday, October 29• West Seattle – Thursday, October 23 or Thursday, October 30

Upcoming Events-ACTIVITY DAYS

• November 15 – Bowling @ Imperial Lanes• 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

• February 7 – Activity/Assessment @ various locations• 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

• April 4 – Service Learning @ 3 locations• 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Keep us updated and stay connected!

• Share your new information with us• Share highlights and achievements with us• Ask us for help• RSVP for events • Facebook – www.facebook.com/lakesideLEEP• doug.moon@lakesideschool.org or 206-440-2762• latasia.lanier@lakesideschool.org or 206-440-2887

Homecoming-MEET & GREET• Introduce yourself• What are the “must do’s”?• What are the “shouldn’t do’s”?• What are the rumors you can dispel?• Who are the adults at your school that you look to for

guidance or consider a strong resource? • Share a tradition and practice one cheer every student should

know• Set a time to connect again outside of a LEEP sponsored event

Meeting Spaces• Kent-Evans – Nathan Hale• 105 – Rainier Beach• 201 – Roosevelt• 202 – Garfield• 203 – Ingraham• 205 – Chief Sealth• 206 – Cleveland• 207 – Franklin• 209 – Ballard• 211 – Independent and non SPS• Meet in Red Square at 11:30 a.m.