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Classes Offered:
ENGLISH | SOCIAL STUDIES | MATH | SCIENCE | WELLNESS
Information:
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SUMMER CREDIT RECOVERY BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE 12 AND GOES THROUGH FRIDAY, JUNE 30. THERE WILL BE NO SCHOOL ON MONDAY, JUNE 19 IN OBSERVANCE OF JUNETEENTH.
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CLASSES WILL BE IN-PERSON; students may register for one, two or three classes.
- Period 1: 9:00am - 10:15am | Period 2: 10:20am - 11:35am | Period 3: 11:40am - 12:55pm
- Monday through Friday in-person attendance is required. Because of the condensed schedule, students with more than two absences will result in loss of credit.
- Students may register for one, two or three classes, depending on credit needs.
- Each class is worth the equivalent of .75 credit (equal to one quarter course during the school year).
- Cell phone use during class times is prohibited. To aid in the management of phone usage each classroom will have a cell phone caddy into which students will place their phone when they enter the classroom and which they may retrieve when moving to their next scheduled class.
- Transportation will be provided for students who live in the EVHS attendance area. It will be scheduled to get students here for the 8:10am class, and will depart at 1:00pm. Priority registration deadline for transportation requests is May 6th; requests for transportation after that will be on a space available basis. Bus stop time and location will be communicated prior to the start of the session.
Bus Arrival | 8:55am |
Period 1 | 9:00am - 10:15am |
Period 2 | 10:20am - 11:35am |
Period 3 | 11:40am - 12:55pm |
Bus Departure | 1:00pm |
Register Here
HYPE
HYPE: Honors - Your Prep Experience
Welcome to the Eastview High School Honors Program! As a student registered for Honors English 9 and Honors American Citizenship & Government, you are invited to participate in a summer prep program aimed at easing the transition to high school and previewing/preparing for the rigor of the EVHS Honors Program. This academic camp will be led by Mr. Bob Dettmer (current Honors English 9 teachers and 15+ year veterans in the EVHS English department). Other EVHS Honors/AP teachers and students will be engaged throughout the week, as will a variety of faculty members (counselors, administrators, etc.).
We will be offering two sessions this summer, in an effort to provide multiple opportunities and to meet the needs of your busy summer schedules. The sessions are the same, so students need only to register for one of the two weeks.
Session I: July 10 – July 14 {12:00pm - 3:30pm}
Session II: July 17 – July 21 {8:30am – 12:00pm}
Participation in this camp is intended to give students an opportunity to launch their honors academic career with skills necessary to achieve. Elective credit will be offered for those interested (completion of an academic portfolio based on the work of the week will be required for credit). The registration fee is $100 for the week; financial aid is available upon request. Please click the link below to register and/or email Jodi Hanson (Jodi.Hanson@district196.org) with questions.
CLICK HERE to register via MyPaymentsPlus (link will open MyPaymentsPlus, log in and search for HYPE)
EMAIL with financial aid requests and/or help with online registration.
VISIT the Eastview High School home page.
JumpStart
WHO?
YOU...and other incoming ninth graders who have been identified/recommended by counselors or teachers.
WHAT?
A two-week summer learning experience to get you ready for high school!
We have a two-week focused academic camp/class designed to help you ease the transition.
We will focus on the following targets (as well as some content-specific activities related to literacy/numeracy):
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I know what is expected of an Eastview scholar.
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I have a basic idea of where things are in the building.
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I will begin to discover what it means to be a part of the EVHS community.
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I understand the basics of the EVHS calendar, schedule, grading and credit system.
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I can identify the components of effective (interactive) note-taking and apply them when reading, listening and/or viewing.
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I am aware of the academic/personal support and resources available to me in the Student Services/ Counseling office.
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I am aware of the wide variety of co-curricular opportunities available to me at EVHS.
Students who complete the two-week program will earn .25 academic credit. This will go on your transcript and count toward graduation! There is no charge for this experience. District bus transportation is offered for students who need it (coordinated through the middle school summer school program). Transportation will be set up individually on an as-needed basis, so please indicate on your application if you will need a bus.
NOTE: REQUESTS FOR TRANSPORTATION MADE AFTER MAY 5 ARE NOT GUARANTEED.
WHERE?
Jumpstart will meet in-person at Eastview High School.
WHEN?
Jumpstart will meet for two weeks in the month of July!
Monday through Thursday during the weeks of:
July 10 - July 13 and July 17 - July 20
8:15am - 11:45am
WHY?
Please contact Jodi Hanson, EVHS Assistant Principal, with questions.
jodi.hanson@district196.org | 952.431.8912
Register online (request transportation by Friday, May 5th).
➊ Register here: https://tinyurl.com/EVJumpStart23
RegIster here!
Summer Learning
Some classes at Eastview High School require summer learning prior to starting in the fall of 2023. Check below to see what classes require you to get started over the summer!
Summer Learning 2023
- Algebra 2
- AP Biology
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Chemistry
- AP European History/AP World History
- AP Language & Composition
- AP Literature
- AP US History/Honors Am Lit
- Honors Algebra 2
- Honors English 9/Honors American Citizenship & Government
- Honors Pre-Calc
Algebra 2
Welcome to Algebra 2!
This packet is intended to prepare you for the course and ensure that your prerequisite skills are strong enough to be successful in Algebra 2. The packet is lengthy, so please start early. While many of the exercises cover basic algebra skills, you will encounter a few tough exercises. Your algebra 2 teachers are expecting you to come to class with the packet completed and ready to ask questions. There are many resources on the internet that you can use in case you do not remember a topic, or better yet, use your notes from Geometry and Intermediate Algebra!
The packet is due on the first day of school and will be worth many homework points! There will also be a test covering the content in this packet during the first week of school.
Click here for the Algebra 2 Summer Packet.
AP Biology
AP BIOLOGY SUMMER ASSIGNMENTS
DO NOTHING UNTIL JULY 1, 2022 - THEN READ 20 MINUTES/DAY
There is considerable breadth and depth in the AP Biology course, yet our course time (early September to early
May) is relatively condensed. Therefore, I strongly suggest completing the following work over the summer prior
to our first day of AP Biology next year.
The AP Biology exam is based on four key concepts:
Big Idea 1: Evolution
The process of evolution drives the diversity and unity of life.
Big Idea 2: Energetics
Biological systems utilize free energy and molecular building blocks to grow, to reproduce, and to maintain dynamic
homeostasis.
Big Idea 3: Information Storage and Transmission
Living systems store, retrieve, transmit, and respond to information essential to life processes.
Big Idea 4: Systems Interactions
Biological systems interact, and these systems and their interactions possess complex properties.
The AP Biology is very similar to the ACT in that it is a measure of concept understanding and the synthesis of
information. I strongly suggest completing the following work over the summer prior to the first day of AP Biology next
year.
AP BIOLOGY TEXT: AP Edition Campbell Biology; 9th Edition. Access to the on-line text materials will be available at the start of the school year.
SCHOOLOGY: You will be invited to a AP Bio Summer Group on Schoology. Reading guides, Activity guides, and other course material and a PDF of the textbook is located in the resources. I strongly recommend that you use these items to gain comprehension over the summer.
There will be an assessment on assigned work during the first week of school. The test is a measure of your basic understanding of the summer reading to guide the first term curriculum. Full comprehension of all principles is not necessary or required. Do not try and memorize material, rather get a basic understanding of the chapter concepts listed at the start of each chapter.
Information from College Board
There is a wealth of information from the College Board about the AP Biology Exam at the following website:
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/sub_bio.html?biology
Success in any endeavor you choose to pursue, whether it is academics, athletics, arts, basically life is not accomplished in nine months. In everything you strive to do well, you must commit and make that goal part of your lifestyle, not a hobby to pick up on occasion when you are bored. You are not being asked to devote every moment of your summer to AP Biology; rather commit to a schedule that allows you to be prepared for the start of class in the fall, honor other responsibilities, and enjoy the relaxation of summer.
Click here for the full AP Bio Summer Assignment
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus AB
Summer Packet
This packet is intended to prepare you for AP Calculus AB by reviewing prerequisite algebra and pre-calculus skills and covering the first chapter calculus textbook. (With the amount of curriculum to be covered before the AP Exam in May, we need to cover this review chapter over the summer.)
It is due on the first day of school and worth homework points based on completion. At the end of the first week of school, there will be a Summer Packet quiz covering this review content.
The packet is lengthy, so please start early! While many of the exercises cover basic algebra skills, you will encounter a few tough exercises. Embedded in this packet are short videos to guide you if you get stuck. If you need further assistance, please email me (stephen.kemp@district196.org) and we can schedule a meeting in-person or via Zoom.
Have a wonderful and relaxing summer! I am looking forward to delving into the study and exploration of a branch of mathematics which has been referred to as “one of the supreme accomplishments of the human intellect.”
Calculus truly is a fascinating course—you will love it!
− Mr. Kemp
CLICK HERE for the summer packet
AP Calculus BC
Welcome to AP Calculus BC! This packet is intended to prepare you for the course by:
• Reviewing prerequisite algebra and pre-calculus skills.
• Covering Chapter 1 of the calculus textbook. (With the amount of curriculum to be covered before the AP Exam in May, we need to cover this review chapter before the school year.)
It is due on the first day of school and worth 20 points in the homework category. At the end of the first week of school, there will be the Chapter 1 Test assessing you on this review content.
Click here for the AP Calculus BC Summer Packet.
AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry Summer Assignments
There is considerable breadth and depth in the AP chemistry course – yet our time frame (early September to early May) is relatively condensed. Therefore, I strongly suggest completing the following work over the summer prior to our first day of AP Chemistry next year. Please contact me asap if you did not receive the supporting materials.
CLICK HERE for the assignment details.
AP European History/AP World History
Click here to view the AP World+AP Euro summer reading description.
For summer reading, we invite you to select a book from the list of recommendations below OR you may search for a nonfiction title that you have not read previously and is relevant to our study of world history. Please do not select books related to U.S. History as the purpose is to explore histories unknown to you.
We encourage you to take advantage of local libraries to find a copy of a book that interests you OR you may choose to explore local and/or online booksellers.
The first objective of the summer reading assignment is to further develop your intellectual habits; because that’s what scholars do. Reading transforms your mind, broadens your world view, and your intellectual perspective.
If you have questions, please reach out to one of the teachers listed below.
RECOMMENDED TITLES
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A History of the World in 6 Glasses by Tom Standage
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Brunelleschi’s Dome by Ross King
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The Guns of August by Barbara Tuchmann
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Out of the Flames by Lawrence Goldstone
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African Europeans: An Untold History by Olivette Otele
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Odessa: Genius and Death in a City of Dreams by Charles King
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Sweetness and Power: The Place of Sugar in Modern History by Sidney Mintz
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Bloodlands: Europe between Hitler and Stalin by Timothy Snyder
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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
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Death in Florence: The Medici, Savonarola and the Battle for the Soul of Man by Paul Strathern
TEACHERS
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Todd Beach: todd.beach@district196.org
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Eric Vande Berg: eric.vandeberg@district196.org
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Joe Wollersheim: joseph.wollersheim@district196.org
AP Language & Composition
2023-2024 AP English Language and Composition
Required Summer Reading
Purpose:
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To discover what great nonfiction looks like AND read something entertaining
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To practice your critical reading skills over the summer
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To prepare for multiple assignments in the fall, including writing and speaking assignments
You are required to read ONE nonfiction book from the following list for AP English Language and Composition over the summer. We will use these texts--or portions of these texts--for multiple assignments at the beginning of the year. Come prepared to speak and write about it in September. Bring your reading notes with you on the first day of school.
Click here for the AP Lang/Comp summer assignment.
AP Literature
AP Literature Summer Reading
This summer reading is the first assignment for AP Literature and is due on the first day of our class: the first day of Quarter 3. There will be NO summer reading test. Just turn the assignment in and you are done. The summer reading assignment is worth 5% of your quarter 3 grade. Completing the assignment is important for helping you to understand literature more deeply, but it is not a prerequisite for the course.
Read How to Read Literature Like a Professor.
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You may purchase your own copy of the book or read this online version. Consider downloading it to a book app on an IPad to make it easier.
For the “Introduction” and each of the 27 chapters, type 50+ words of summary notes. Be sure to use your own words.
Submit your notes to www.turnitin.com by the first day of Quarter 3:
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ID 38749310
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Enrollment Key: eastview
Email any questions to scott.durocher@district196.org.
AP US History/Honors Am Lit
Hello future students AP US History students. We do not have a specific summer assignment for AP US History. Even though we do not have a specific summer assignment, we would like you to read this summer. Read anything you enjoy and come to school in the fall in the habit of reading regularly.
If you’re looking for ways to get started on US History this summer, we suggest selecting a book from the local library on a topic that seems interesting, viewing a documentary or a movie on a historical topic, or engaging more in current events through quality news sources.
We wish you a fun and safe summer and look forward to starting our class together in the fall.
Feel free to reach out to me via email this summer at Todd.Hering@District196.org.
Wishing you a safe and healthy summer,
Mr. Hering-AP US History Teacher
Honors Algebra 2
Welcome to Honors Algebra 2! This summer packet is for all students enrolled in Honors Algebra 2 for the next school year. The entire packet will be due and collected on the first day of class. This summer packet focuses a variety of Algebra 2 objectives which are considered prerequisite knowledge for the course. Mastery of these concepts is a strong indicator of success in the class. You will be assessed on these skills during the first week of school.
Click here for the Honors Algebra 2 Summer Packet.
Honors English 9/Honors American Citizenship & Government
Students entering Honors English 9 and Honors American Government are asked to choose a book from a list that we have created. Once chosen, students have two responsibilities. One, they need to mark up the text every five pages with their thinking, and two, they need to select five excerpts from the book that show either a character changing or a main idea being developed. Both of these assignments will be due at the end of the first full week of school. Contact Mr. Dettmer or Mrs. Sagmoen if there are any questions.
Click here for the Honors English 9/Honors Am Gov't summer assignment.
Honors Pre-Calc
2023 SUMMER PACKET
for students entering Honors Pre-Calculus
__________________________________________________________________In order to hit the ground running this September, it is important to review the content relevant from your past years in mathematics. You can use any resource to assist you in completing this packet, but please know that you are responsible for all of the material in this review packet. Expect a quiz within the first week of school!
CLICK HERE for the summer packet.
Sincerely, Ms. Bjorklund & Mr. Haugh