century high school€™s meeting. wednesday, may 9th @ 7pm in the chs career center spring band...

May 2018 5/14/18 – 5/20/18

VIRTUE OF THE WEEK: KINDNESS: Showing compassion. Giving tender attention in ways that brings others

happiness.

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK: For more detail, you can find our schedules and much more at http://schedules.schedulestar.com/Century-High-School-Pocatello-ID

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: Don’t forget to follow CHS on social media for school and scholarship updates! https://www.facebook.com/DbackNews/

DATE TIME SPORT PLACE OPPONENT DISMISS/ DEPART

FACILITY

Monday

05/14/2018 Golf Away Boys/Girls State Golf 14th-15th Stoneridge GC - Blanchard, ID

05/14/2018 8:30am CHS AP Testing – Biology Media Center

05/14/2018 3:00pm Track CHS Track Practice Track Field

05/14/2018 4:00pm Tennis CHS Tennis Practice Tennis Courts

Tuesday

05/15/2018 6:30am Basketball CHS Girls Basketball Open Gym Large Gym

05/15/2018 8:30am CHS AP Testing – Calculus AB/BC Career Center Small Gym

05/15/2018 10:00am Field Trip Away Student Council Field Trip to Animal Shelter 9:15am Depart

Bannock County Animal Shelter

05/15/2018 12:27pm CHS

Tech Tuesday w/ISC of Technology @ Lunch-Nursing (Licensed and Practical) Media Center

05/15/2018 1:30pm Choir CHS Choir Performance Auditorium



05/15/2018 4:00pm Basketball CHS Boys Basketball Open Weights Weight Room

05/15/2018 4:30pm Volleyball CHS Volleyball Open Gym Large Gym

05/15/2018 6:00pm Choir CHS Spring Choir Concert Auditorium

Wednesday

05/16/2018 8:30am CHS AP Testing-English Language & Composition

Media Center Career Center Small Gym



05/16/2018 4:00pm Basketball CHS Boys Basketball Open Weights Weight Room

05/16/2018 6:30pm Basketball CHS Girls Basketball Open Gym Large Gym

05/16/2018 7:00pm Orchestra/Choir CHS

Spring Orchestra/Choir Concert “Les Miserables” Auditorium

Thursday

05/17/2018 CHS Senior Finals 17th-18th 1st, 3rd, 5th Hours (Regular Schedule) CHS Classrooms

CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL

05/17/2018 Track/Tennis Away State Track/Tennis Travel Day 11:00am Depart Boise (see upcoming events for locations)

05/17/2018 6:30am Basketball CHS Girls Basketball Open Gym Large Gym

05/17/2018 8:30am CHS AP Testing-World History

Media Center Career Center Small Gym

05/17/2018 12:00pm CHS AP Testing-Statistics Career Center 05/17/2018 4:00pm Basketball CHS Boys Basketball Open Weights Weight Room 05/17/2018 4:30pm Volleyball CHS Volleyball Open Gym Large Gym

05/17/2018 6:00pm Baseball CHS Baseball Banquet Commons Area

Friday

05/18/2018 CHS Senior Finals 17th-18th 2nd, 4th, 0 Hours (Regular Schedule) CHS Classrooms

05/18/2018 Tennis Away State Tennis 18th-19th Boise-Various Locations

05/18/2018 Track Away State Track 18th-19th Boise- Donna Larsen Park

05/18/2018 2:00pm CHS Seniors Only Yearbook Distribution Large Gym

Saturday

05/19/2018 Tennis Away State Tennis 18th-19th Boise-Various Locations

05/19/2018 Track Away State Track 18th-19th Boise- Donna Larsen Park

Sunday

05/20/2018 NO SCHOOL EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS:

AP Testing. May 7th-17th State Golf. May 14th-15th Stoneridge Golf Course in Blanchard, ID Century Choir Performance. Tuesday, May 15th during 4th hour 1:30pm-2:15pm featuring General Choir. Century

Singers, Vocal Point and Concert Choir will each perform one selection. Spring Orchestra Concert. May 16th CHS Choirs and combined District 25 Orchestras will perform “Les Miserables”

Concert @ 7pm CHS Auditorium Senior Finals. May 17th & 18th. Student will be on Regular Schedule. Schedule to be posted soon.

May 17th Finals for hours 1, 3, 5. May 18th Finals for hours 2, 4, 0 Baseball Banquet. End of year banquet will be held Thursday, May 17th from 6-8pm in the CHS Commons State Track. May 18th-19th Dona Larsen Park in Boise State Tennis. May 18th-19th Appleton Tennis Center, Timberline H.S., Julia Davis Park in Boise Yearbook Distributions. For Seniors Only May 18th at 2:25pm in the CHS Large Gym Yearbook Distributions. For 9th-11th Grade Students May 21st at 11:45am in the CHS Large Gym Finals (9th-11th Grades): May 23rd & 24th. Schedule to be posted soon. CHS Senior Breakfast. May 24th. 11:30am-1:30pm is the ISU Pond Student Union Bldg in the Little Wood River Room.

Cost is $11. See Ms. Helmandollar in the front office for tickets. CHS Graduation Rehearsal. May 24th @ Holt Arena 2:00pm (Please note: Graduates must attend this rehearsal in order to

walk on the 25th). Seniors must arrive by 11:15am! CHS Graduation Day. May 25th @ Holt Arena 12:00noon CHS Senior All Night Part. May 25th in the CHS Large Gym from 10pm-2am. The cost is free, but a ticket is still required.

See. Ms. Helmandollar in the front office for tickets. Luau theme wit food, decorations and fun entertainment. Seniors come enjoy a bouncy house, rock wall, jousting, hypnotist, prizes and much more. This party is a “lock-in” events. Once you are in, you may not leave until the event is over.

CHS Summer Team & Youth Camps. Lots going on this Summer. Please see the flyers attached at the end of this bulletin for information on dates, time and how to register your student or youth for one of our AMAZING camps!

CELEBRATE!

State Solo Band Results. We are pleased to announce that the following students placed exceptionally well at the Band State Solo event last weekend. Adriene Pavek (oboe)-1st Place, Landon Pidcock (horn)-6th Place, Brendon Meldrum (trombone)-5th Place. We are all super proud of you!!!!!!!

Yearbook. CHS Yearbook has earned the “National Yearbook Program of Excellence Award”! Great job team!

Century FCCLA. Century FCCLA students planned and carried out a service project at Gables Assisted

living center. The students set a goal, to promote greater understanding between youth and adults this is the 5th purpose of FCCLA. The students also wanted to promote health and wellness in the elderly through social and emotional development. With these goals in mind they planned a game night and a movie night with the residents at Gables. The students also made valentines cards for each of the residents at the assisted living center and personally delivered them to the residents. This service project was a great opportunity for students to interact and learn from the residents. It was also a great opportunity for the residents to get out of their rooms to socialize and interact with each other. The FCCLA students look forward to sharing their experiences through STAR events at State FCCLA in Boise.

FYI

Transcripts. Seniors-as you need transcripts sent to colleges and transcripts for scholarship applications please do the following: Transcripts for Colleges- bring in the name of the college with city and state to Mrs. Nalley. Allow two weeks processing time. Plan ahead for mailing also…. even ISU takes longer now as the mail goes to SLC, UT and then back! Transcripts for Scholarships- bring in the name of the scholarship and any additional instructions you may need. Allow two weeks processing time. It doesn’t always take two weeks processing time but it also depends on the time of year. Final Transcripts – All transcripts that are needed after graduation must be ordered through parchment.com, not through Mrs. Nalley.

Intro to Engineering Club. Will be building Bat Houses in Mr. Patch’s room C109 during the next several Wednesdays. No previous experience is needed, just show up and build a bat house!

HayWire Robotics. Is now accepting student applications for the 2017-18 season. Please see Mr. Patch in C109 for applications or questions.

Tennis. Get more information at: https://sites.google.com/view/centurytennis/home?authuser=0 If you would like information about Century Tennis, get push notifications. 1.) On your iPhone or Android phone open your web browser and go to rmd.at/century 2.) Follow the instructions to sign up for Remind. You’ll be prompted to download the mobile app 3.) If you don’t have a smart phone, get text notifications instead. Text the message @century to the number 81010

Century High Tennis Sponsorship Fundraiser. The Diamondback Tennis team is in search of sponsors and donors to help support our program. Sponsorship funds will help with uniforms, court equipment, and travel costs. All donations are tax deductible and will go 100% to your Century Tennis Team. Please see the attached flyer for additional information and to become a sponsor!

Yearbooks. We only have 50 yearbooks left! If you want to guarantee one, buy yours today for $70. See Ms. Helmandollar in the front office!

Drivers Ed. The registration period for the Summer Driver Education sessions begins April 10th and will continue until the courses are at capacity. THERE WILL BE TWO SUMMER SESSIONS-SESSION ONE AND SESSION TWO. The first session will run from June 4, 2018 through June 28, 2018. The second session will run from July 9 through August 2, 2018. The classroom component will be taught Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. with drives available at various times throughout each day. Class Registration is first come, first served. Students must have purchased a permit to be eligible for registration – no exceptions.

Registration will be held at the Transportation Department located in the back of the Education Service Center during the following dates & times until the classes are full:

Registration Dates: Tuesday, April 10th, 2018 until classes are at capacity Office Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm (Tuesday-Friday)

Location: 3115 Pole Line Rd. (in the back of the Education Service Center)

For more information please contact Jeff Corrington – Student Transportation Analyst/Driver Education at 208-235-3223. Please see the attached flyer for additional information.

Online Drivers Ed. Taught by Idaho Digital Learning Academy and the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District #25. Classroom requirements are completed online through IDLA and the Behind-the-Wheel driving component is provided by School District #25. This is a six week course taught during April and May 2018. Class begins April 23rd. Limited Space is available. Cost is $210. To register, please contact Jeff Corrington at the School District Transportation Office 208-235- 3223. Please see the attached flyer for additional information.

Century Blankets Have Arrived. The front office has received an order of BIG, PLUSH CHS Blankets that are available

for purchase. Cost including tax is $75. Come see Ms. Helmandollar to pick yours up today!

Need a Summer Job? Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Maintenance & Operations Department will be hiring 10 to 15 General Maintenance Assistants this Summer! Please see the attached flyer for additional information and how to apply!

Summer Activities “JustServe.org”: Go to the JustServe.org or download the app to your phone to find opportunities in our community to serve. Please see the attached flyer for additional information!

Boys/Girls Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling, Cheer/Dance Open Gyms. Please have your student see the front office for a schedule.

COUNSELING CENTER – COLLEGE & CAREER: Meet Your Counselor! Stop in and say hello! Ms. Williams (Students Last Names A-G) Ms. Goodman (Students Last Names H-O) Mr. Tyson (Students Last Names P-Z) Ms. Bytof (College and Career Advisor) Ms. Ames (College and Career Advisor) Direct Line to the Counseling Office is 208-478-6867. Century’s Think Career. Think College program is up and running! Every Wednesday, rock your favorite (and appropriate) college swag (remember – no hats!) College and Career Website. Take advantage and work on scholarship opportunities, college applications and FAFSA! College app deadlines are coming up quick, so don’t put this off! You can find all the information you need on our College & Career website at: bit.ly/chscollegeandcareer. Make sure to check all the tabs available on the website. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Amy Bytof, our college and career advisor with any questions at [email protected] Scholarships! Scholarships! Scholarships! Make sure to apply for anything and everything you qualify for. Check out scholarship finders like the CHS College and career website, Fastweb.com, and Idaho Scholarships and Grants! Tech Tuesday’s. ARE BACK!!!!! These meetings will take place during lunch in the Media Center starting January 9th-May 15th! Check out our schedule and sign up for each of the programs you’re interested in the Counseling Office. You can also check our College and Career Website for a list of programs and dates! Signing up ensures you FREE PIZZA! ISU Classes Next Year. Students who will be juniors or seniors next year and are interested in taking on campus classes at ISU, there will be an informational meeting to help you register on Monday, May 21st @ 10am. Please see Ms. Ames or Ms. Bytof with questions. ISU Summer Class. For any sophomore or junior interested in taking Speech, Communications 1101 at Idaho State University this summer, please see Ms. Ames or Ms. Bytof in the counseling center for more information. Montana State University – Bozeman MT. Is hosting five MSU Fridays on October 20, 2017 – January 26, 2018 – March 9, 2018 – March 23, 2018 – June 15, 2018. This is a chance for your students to find out what MSU is all about. They will have the opportunity to meet with faculty and students, explore academic facilities, tour the campus and investigate possibilities for financial aid and scholarships. For further information and to register please visit our website at http://www.montana.edu/msufriday. Don’t Let Your Students Miss Out On This Fantastic Visit Opportunity! If you have any questions, please feel free to email Anders Groseth [email protected] AP Testing. Will take place May 7th-17th ISU Early College Program. A meeting will be held at ISU on May 17th @ 6:30pm. They will be discussing information about: fulfilling general education requirements, obtaining an Associate Degree while in High School, taking courses on an ISU campus. Please see the attached flyer for additional information.

HOIST 2018. College Prep Program for Native American High School Students June 10-July 13. For more information and/or to apply go to uidaho.edu/nativeamericancenter or email [email protected] or call 208885-4237 (see flyer attached to this bulletin). ECP On Campus Classes. The fall 2018 Early College Program on campus courses are out! Students interested in taking a course on ISU’s campus must be 16 years old, admitted to the Early College Program, and submit an on campus liability waiver, which is also attached. If you or your students have any questions please contact ISU’s ECP office at 208-282-6067. Deadline to register is August 17th. SCHOLARSHIPS: For more information about Scholarships, visit our website at: https://sites.google.com/sd25.us/centurycollegeandcareer/scholarships Idaho Opportunity Scholarship. STUDENTS WHO APPLIED FOR THE IDAHO OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP PLEAE CHECK YOUR EMAIL! YOU MUST ACCEPT THIS SCHOLARSHIP TO RECEIVE ANY FUNDS. Please be sure to check your status online if you did not get an email… https://scholarships-idaho.academicworks.com. The deadline to accept is May 14. New Scholarship. This is for senior ladies pursuing post-secondary education in the science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) field at an accredited college, university or career school. apply here: https://form.jotform.com/81134683862158 Deadline is June 16th! The Beauty +Wellness Scholarship for women. Each quarter, this awards two $500 scholarships + a care package filled with healthy organic goodies to high school women who are striving to maintain their health and wellness as they pursue their higher education goals! Click here to learn more and apply: https://www.skincareox.com/scholarship/ Deadline is June 30th. FOOD COURT SPECIALS Food Court Daily Ala Carte Items for Sale: Frozen Yogurt Variety Cookies, Ice Cream Bars Doritos, Cheetos, Sunchips, Popcorn, Tornados, Meat Snacks Bottled drinks, 100% Juices, Hot Chocolate, Switch Smoothies All Lunch Entrees Tues. & Fri – Variety Smoothies BREAKFAST MENU MONDAY, MAY 14th Honey Bun or Scone w/ Yogurt, Frudel, Breakfast Calzone, Choice of Fruit, 100% Juice, Choice of Milk TUESDAY, MAY 15th Peachy Keen Smoothie w/ Scone, Mini Cinnis, Ham Egg & Cheese Sandwich, Choice of Fruit, 100% Juice, Choice of Milk WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th Cereal, Combo Bar or Breakfast Tornado w/ Cinnamon Bun, Choice of Fruit, 100% Juice, Choice of Milk THURSDAY, MAY 17th Sausage Egg & Cheese Sandwich, Mini Cinnis, Donut Holes w/ Yogurt, Choice of Fruit, 100% Juice, Choice of Milk FRIDAY, MAY 18th Strawberry Smoothie w/ Bagel & P.B., Ham Egg & Cheese Sandwich, Pop Tarts, Cereal w/ Yogurt, Choice of Fruit, 100% Juice, Choice of Milk LUNCH MENU MONDAY, MAY 14th Roasted Chicken w/ Potatoes & Gravy, Cheeseburgers, Calzones, Pizza, Spicy Chicken Quesadilla TUESDAY, MAY 15th Chicken Strips w/ Mac. & Cheese, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Pizza WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th Fiesta Meal, Chicken Burgers, Cheeseburgers, Pizza, Deli Sandwiches THURSDAY, MAY 17th Pork Nachos, Spicy Chicken Burgers, Pizza, Chicken Caesar Salad FRIDAY, MAY 18th Italian Dunkers, Galaxy Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Deli Sandwiches, Ham & Cheese Ciabatta (Scone w/all Meals Today!)

FALL SPORTS ATHLETE REGISTRATION: Pocatello Chubbuck School District #25 website: http://www.sd25.us

SPRING SPORTS COACHES:

Football: Travis Hobson – Varsity Head Coach [email protected] Scott Eldredge – JV Head Coach [email protected] Mikee Blackhawk – F Head Coach [email protected]

Volleyball: Breanne Robinson – Varsity Head Coach [email protected] TBD – JV Head Coach Kimberly Call – F Head Coach [email protected]

Girls Soccer: Jamshid Roomiany – Head Coach [email protected] Boys Soccer: Rocky Rhoads – Head Coach [email protected] Cross Country: Shane Call – Head Coach [email protected] Swimming: Karen Homstad – Head Coach [email protected]

1.) Go to District Webpage.

2.) Click on DEPARTMENTS/PROGRAMS

3.) Click on “ATHLETICS”

4.) Click on “STUDENT ATHLETIC REGISTRATION”

5.) Click on “CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL”

6.) Follow the directions on each screen. You will need to have the player’s insurance information in order to complete the process.

SPORTS SCHEDULES: www.schedulestar.com

TRIMESTER BELL SCHEDULE

Regular Schedule

PERIOD START TIME END TIME

0 Hour 7:16 8:26

1st 8:32 9:47

2nd 9:52 11:07

3rd 11:12 12:27

LUNCH 12:27 1:07

4th 1:07 2:22

5th 2:27 3:42


Monday Schedule


0 Hour 7:16 8:26

1st 8:32 9:30

TA 9:35 9:55

2nd 10:00 10:58

3rd 11:03 12:01

LUNCH 12:01 12:36

4th 12:41 1:39

5th 1:44 2:42


2 Hour Late Emergency Start Schedule


1st 10:32 11:23

2nd 11:28 12:19

LUNCH 12:19 12:59

3rd 12:59 1:50

4th 1:55 2:46

5th 2:51 3:42

CHS BELL SCHEDULES

FINALS SCHEDULE

TRIMESTER 3

2017‐2018

(9th‐11th Graders)

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

8:32 ‐ 9:30 1st Hour

9:37 ‐ 10:37 2nd Hour

10:42 ‐ 11:42 3rd Hour

11:42 ‐ 12:30 LUNCH

12:30 ‐ 2:00 4th Hour Final

2:10 ‐ 3:42 5th Hour Final

Thursday, May 24, 2018

8:32 ‐ 10:02 1st Hour Final

10:07 ‐ 11:37 2nd Hour Final

11:37 ‐ 12:30 LUNCH

12:30 ‐ 2:00 3rd Hour Final

2:00 ‐ 3:42 Complete Missing Work

COMPLETE DRIVER EDUCATION BEFORE SUMMER BREAK BEGINS

ONLINE DRIVER EDUCATION TAUGHT BY IDAHO DIGITAL LEARNING ACADEMY AND THE

POCATELLO/CHUBBUCK SCHOOL DISTRICT #25 (Classroom requirements are completed online through IDLA and the Behind-the-

Wheel driving component is provided by School District #25)

THIS IS A SIX WEEK COURSE TAUGHT DURING APRIL AND MAY 2018

The Class Begins April 23, 2018

Ideal for Students with Busy Summer Schedules

Limited Space

Register for this class immediately

To Register Please See Jeff Corrington, Analyst/Driver Education in the School District Transportation Office

Total cost is $210.00 (IDLA cost is $75.00 and the School District fee is $135.00)

OR School District #25 also offers traditional driver education classes. Registration for traditional summer session

driver education classes begins April 10, 2018. The traditional classes are taught at Hawthorne Middle School.

Summer Session 1 begins June 4, 2018 through June 28, 2018 or Summer Session 2 begins July 9, 2018 through

August 2, 2018. The cost for the traditional class is $175.00.

Students must be at least 14 ½ years old and purchase a driver’s permit at the Driver’s License Bureau prior to

registering for any of the available classes.

For additional information Please call 208-235-3223.

SCHOOL DISTRICT #25 DRIVER EDUCATION - SUMMER SESSION 2018

The registration period for the summer driver education session begins April 10, 2018 and will continue until the course is at capacity. Two summer sessions are scheduled – Session One will run from June 4, 2018 through June 28, 2018 and the Session Two will run from July 9th through August 2nd. The classroom component will be taught Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. with drives available at various times throughout each day. Class Registration is first come, first served. Students must have purchased a permit to be eligible for registration - no exceptions. Registration will be held at the Transportation Department located in the back of the Education Service Center during the following dates & times until the classes are full:

Registration Dates: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 until classes are at capacity Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Tuesday - Friday) Location: 3115 Pole Line Rd (In the back of the Education Service Center-Bus Garage)

TO PURCHASE YOUR DRIVER EDUCATION PERMIT:

· STUDENTS MUST BE 14 ½ YEARS OF AGE BEFORE GOING TO THE LICENSE BUREAU FOR THEIR

PERMIT.

· You must have a letter of compliance (available at your school office).

· It is MANDATORY that you bring an original State Certified birth certificate. Hospital birth certificates,

heirloom certificates and copies are not acceptable. · You must have a picture I.D. (student activity card or year book picture.)

· You will be asked to give your Social Security number.

· You will be required to pay $21.50 cash or card (there is a processing fee if a card is used for payment).

· You will be required to pass an eye exam.

· A parent or legal guardian must accompany the student. Please take guardianship papers with you.

· There are NO refunds for permits. Please contact the License Bureau at 236-7258 if you have any questions.

COURSE REGISTRATION PROCESS:

· You must have the Driver Education Permit purchased prior to registering and the receipt for the permit

must be presented at the time of registration or you will not be considered for the course. · Students do not need to be present for class registration.

· The cost of the course is $175.00 and is due at the time of registration. Cash or personal checks will be accepted.

Make checks payable to School District No. 25. IF PAYING CASH, THE PAYMENT MUST BE THE

EXACT AMOUNT. Please contact the Transportation Department at 235-3223 if you have any questions.

·

CLASS INFORMATION AND ATTENDANCE POLICY: · ALL CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT HAWTHORNE MIDDLE SCHOOL. Classroom times are from 8:00

a.m. until 10:00 a.m. Monday through Thursday. Students will be assigned a drive time in which they will

complete the driving component for the class. There are various drive schedules available each day.

· DRIVES WILL ORIGINATE FROM HAWTHORNE MIDDLE SCHOOL. Students are responsible for

transportation to and from all classes/drives. Driver Education is a pass/fail course and students must

satisfactorily pass the course before obtaining a Graduated Driving Permit.

School District No. 25 is able to provide driver training courses at a reduced price by charging only enough to cover the expenses of the program. If students miss driving time it costs the program additional money for additional instructor pay and the student falls behind in practicing what is taught in the classroom. There are no make-up drives allowed during the summer session. Students must attend every class as scheduled. If, as a last resort, a make-up is required, there will be a $20.00 fee per make-up session. All classroom and driving instruction time, as scheduled in the course, must be completed before a student can satisfactorily pass Driver Education and obtain a Graduated Driving Permit. If a student fails or withdraws from the course, no refunds will be issued.

SCHOOL DISTRICT 25 MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

WILL BE HIRING 10 TO 15 GENERAL MAINTENANCE

ASSISTANTS THIS SUMMER!

APPLICANTS MUST BE 18 ON OR BEFORE MAY 29, 2018

These applicants would be required to assist in moving furniture from one room to another for carpet or tile replacement, some car-pet removal, moving furniture from school to school or to the Dis-trict auction, and/or helping with grounds work throughout the District. There will be some heavy lifting involved.

The jobs have been posted on the School District 25 web site (http://www.sd25.us/sd25). Students just need to go on-line, click on current job openings and then follow the directions in the HR Application Forms.

The wage will be $9.06 an hour. Start date is May 29th.

For more information, please call Terrina at 208-233-2604.

Need some extra cash

for college or just

some summer

spending money?

Join us for a Maintenance Apprentice

Onsite Event415 West Collins RoadBlackfoot, ID 83221

Friday, June 8, 2018

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Demonstrations, BAF Presentation, Competitive Skills Testing, Plant Tour

Participants will be evaluated to be part of BAF’s new Maintenance Apprenticeship

Program

Refreshments will be providedApply online at

https://www.baf.com/careers/join-our-team/

I D A H O S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y

I N F O R M A T I O N N I G H T

EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM

POCATELLO

PSUB - WOOD R IVER ROOM

FREE PARK ING

6:30 PM THURSDAY MAY 17TH

LEARN HOW TO FULFILL GENERAL EDUCATION

REQUIREMENTS FOR COLLEGE WHILE STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL

LEARN HOW TO GET AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE

WHILE STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL

FIND OUT WHAT COURSES WILL BE OFFERED ON CAMPUS FOR

EARLY COLLEGE STUDENTS DURING THE SUMMER AND FALL

HOIST 2018COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM FOR NATIVE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Students go home for the 4th ofJuly holiday - No costs to attend!

SEE YOURSELF GOING PLACES?WANT TO LEARN, HAVE FUN,

AND MAKE MONEY DOING IT?

J U N E 1 0 - J U L Y 1 3


REGISTRATION INFORMATION On Campus Courses-Fall 2018

Registration deadline: August 17, 2018

Courses Available MWF 8:00-8:50

CRN

Dept Course Sec Course Description Cred Class Time/ Location

GEN ED OBJ

Fee

14129 ENGL 1102* E1 Critical Reading and Writing Will Donovan

3 MWF 8:00-8:50 REND 211

Obj 1 $195

14132 ENGL 1102* E2 Critical Reading and Writing Elise Barker

3 MWF 8:00-8:50 LA 273

Obj 1 $195

14137 PHIL 1101 E1 Introduction to Philosophy

Evan Rodriguez 3 MWF 1:00-1:50

LA 339 Obj 4 $195


CRN


GEN ED OBJ

Fee

14128 ANTH 2237 E1 Southeast Asia Lewis Thomas

3 MWF1:00-1:50 REND 111

Obj 9 $195

14133 ENGL 1102* E3 Critical Reading and Writing Dawn Lattin

3 MWF 1:00-1:50 REND 210

Obj 1 $195

14686 ENGL 1126 E1 Art of Film

Carlen Donovan 3 MWF 1:00-1:50

REND 209 Obj 4 $195

14691 ENGL 2210 E1 American cultural Studies

William Donovan 3 MWF 1:00-1:50

REND 226 Obj 9 $195

14136 ENGL 2257 E1 Survey of World Literature I

Beginning through 16th Century Margaret Johnson

3 MWF 1:00-1:50 LA 325

Obj 4 $195

15391 JAPN 1101 E1 Elementary Japanese I

Sanae Johnsen 4 MWF 1:00-1:50

BA 313 Obj 4 $260

Courses Available MW 1:00-1:50 CRN

Dept Course Sec Course Description Cred Class Time/

Location GEN ED

OBJ Fee

14156 HIST 1102 E1 Modern Europe

Justin Stover 3 MW 1:00-1:50

REND 113 Obj 6 $195


CRN


GEN ED OBJ

Fee

15392 JAPN 1102 E1 Elementary Japanese II

Sanae Johnsen 4 MWF 2:00-2:50

BA 313 Obj 4 $260

Courses Available M 2:30-5:00

CRN


GEN ED OBJ

Fee

15287 HIST 1100 E1 History in Film

Paul Sivitz 3 M 2:30-5:00

LA 324 Obj 7 $195


CRN


GEN ED OBJ

Fee

15346 SOC 1101 E1 Introduction to Sociology

Jeremy Thomas 3 MWF 3:00-3:50

BA 104 Obj 6 $195

Courses Available MW 3:00-4:15 CRN


Location GEN ED

OBJ Fee

14155 ART 1100 E1 Introduction to Art

Ryan Babcock 3 MW 3:00-4:15

Fine Arts 401 Obj 4 $195

Courses Available T/TH 8:00-9:15

CRN


GEN ED OBJ

Fee

14135 ENGL 1102* E4 Critical Reading and Writing Dawn Lattin

3 TR 8:00-9:15 REND 209

Obj 1 $195

Courses Available T/TH 1:00-2:15 CRN


Location GEN ED

OBJ Fee

15419 CMP 2203 E1 Media Literacy

Elizabeth Brunner 3 TR 1:00-2:15

REND 236 Obj 8 $195

14684 ENGL 1102* E5 Critical Reading and Writing

Bethany Schultz Hurst 3 TR 1:00-2:15

REND 243 Obj 1 $195

14688 ENGL 1126 E2 Art of Film

Carlen Donovan 3 TR 1:00-2:15

REND 107 Obj 4 $195

14242 SHOS 1101 E1 Elementary Shoshoni I

Drusilla Gould/Christopher

Loether

4 TR 1:00-2:15 Gravely Hall

150

Obj 4 $260

15383 PSYC 1101 E1 Intro to General Psychology

Tessa Anderson 3 TR 1:00-2:15

ED 243 Obj 6 $195

*Prerequisite of English 1101 or equivalent needed in order to register for this course

Registration Steps: Step 1 - Apply to the Early College Program – apply.isu.edu. You only need to apply once to the Early

College Program. If you have already been admitted please skip to step 3.

Step 2 - Submit High School Verification/Parent Permission and On Campus Liability Waiver Forms – fax completed forms to ECP office at 208-282-3677.

Step 3 - Get username and password – Call the IT Service desk at 282-4357 to get your username and

password. Information will also be emailed to you upon acceptance to the Early College Program, but could take about 5-7 days.

Step 4 - Register for classes.by August 17, 2018 Logon to BengalWeb (bengalweb.isu.edu) Enter your User name and Password (see step 3) and click login Click on the Academic Tools tab In the Registration Tools channel click on Add or Drop Classes. Select “Fall 2018” term in the drop down menu and click submit. If this is your first time registering for classes

in Bengalweb, you will be prompted to add your emergency contact information. You will also be asked to agree to the Student Financial Agreement for the term. Please enter required information and update.

Type in the CRNs listed above for the courses you are taking for dual credit during the Fall 2018 semester and click submit changes.

After submitting CRNs return to the Academic Tools tab and click “My Concise Schedule” to verify your course selection.

Step 5 – Apply for Advanced Opportunities funding For additional information visit https://advancedops.sde.idaho.gov/

Questions? Call ECP Office at 208-282-6067 Email: [email protected] or Visit: earlycollege.isu.edu

http://bengalweb.isu.edu/

https://advancedops.sde.idaho.gov/

mailto:[email protected]

http://earlycollege.isu.edu/


Assumption of Risk, Release and Liability Waiver Form for Enrollment of Minor Students I, (Minor Student) and I, (Parent or Legal Guardian) want the Minor Student to take classes at Idaho State University (ISU). The Parent or Legal Guardian represents that the Minor Student is not yet 18 years of age; that he or she is the Parent or Legal Guardian of the Minor Student; and that he or she is legally competent to sign this form on behalf of the Minor Student. The Parent or Legal Guardian and Minor Student (collectively “We”) agree to the following representations, understandings and agreements:

1. We understand that the law and culture of higher education generally presume that university students are mature adults capable of independently evaluating their environment and independently attending to their needs. We understand that the Minor Student will voluntarily enter into an adult environment; that ISU will treat the Minor Student as an adult within that environment; and that the Minor Student accepts fully the rights and responsibilities of an adult within that environment. We understand that expectations that We may have for support and service(s) from the Minor Student’s experience in secondary education will often not be appropriate or available in the university setting. In particular, We understand that the Minor Student will be taking college level courses and that the academic environment will encourage free discussion and open inquiry of sometimes controversial subjects.

2. We represent that the Minor Student has the emotional and intellectual maturity necessary to participate beneficially in the university environment. We have access to, and agree to follow, all ISU policies and procedures and, if the Minor Student indicates that he or she cannot adapt to that environment, We agree to withdraw, and/or permit ISU to remove, the Minor Student from ISU.

3. On behalf of ourselves, our family, heirs and personal representative(s), We understand and agree that ISU will treat the Minor Student as an adult; that We have had a reasonable opportunity to consider the risks of a Minor Student participating in the adult and independent learning environment of ISU; and that We assume all such risks regarding the Minor Student’s participation at ISU.

4. To the fullest extent permitted by law, and in consideration for the Minor Student being allowed to enroll as a non-degree seeking student, We, on behalf of ourselves, our heirs, representatives, executors, administrators, and assigns (the Releasing Parties) hereby agree to hold harmless, release, and covenant not to sue the State of Idaho, its State Board of Education, and/or Idaho State University, and their respective officers, employees, volunteers, and agents (Released Parties) for any and all liability for harm, injury, loss, or damage of any kind that We may have or that may hereafter accrue to us, directly or indirectly, related to the Minor Student’s enrollment at ISU. We further agree to defend and indemnify the Released Parties and each of them from any claims, demands, actions, damages, costs, fees, or expenses arising out of losses suffered by us or caused by us that are brought now or in the future by the Releasing Parties or any of them, or by a third party.

We have read the above form, We understand its terms and conditions, and We intend to be bound by it from the date of signature below until the Minor Student reaches his or her eighteenth birthday and is no longer a minor. As the Parent or Legal Guardian of the Minor Student, I represent and warrant that I have the legal right

to execute this document on behalf of the Minor Student, and that this document, once executed by me,

is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms. I agree to indemnify the Released Parties in the event

this representation is not accurate.

Signature of Minor Student Date Date of Birth Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian Date NOTARY REQUIRED: State of _________________ County of _________________ On this day of , in the year 20____, before me personally appeared

, known or identified to me and whose

name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledge to me that he/she executed the same.

_______________________________________ Notary Public Residing in:

(Seal) My commission expires: __

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