Back to School 2022-23

9th Grade and New Student Orientation is scheduled Monday, August 29 at 6:30pm.
The first day of school at Eastview High School is Wednesday, August 31.

This section includes helpful resources to ensure that you and your high school student is ready for the first day of school. Find all of your back-to-school information, including transportation information, open house and registration events, immunization clinics and more.

Back to School Update

Important dates and events

Monday, July 18— Fall athletic registration begins | Register online
Monday, August 1 — Parking Permits available for purchase | Purchase Here
Monday, August 15 — Opening date for athletics | More Information
Friday, August 12 — Student Schedule Course Schedule Review Begins
Friday, August 19 — Student Schedule Course Schedule Review Ends
Monday, August 29 — 9th Grade and New Student Orientation @ 6:30pm
Thursday & Monday, August 25 & 29 — Parking Permits available for pick up in Learning Commons from 12:00pm to 2:30pm
Wednesday, August 31 — First Day of School
Thursday, September 1 — Second Day of School
Friday, September 2 — No School
Monday, September 5 — No School
Tuesday, September 6 — School resumes
Monday, September 12 — Student Pictures during the School Day
Monday, September 12 — Parent/Guardian Open House to Meet Teachers @ 6:30pm
Week of September 26-October 1 — Homecoming Week
Friday, September 30 — No School for students for Data Analysis & Instructional Alignment Day
Thursday, October 6 — Teacher Conferences (5pm-8:45pm)
Friday, October 7 — No School for Students for Teacher Conferences (7am-10:00am)
Thursday & Friday, October 20 & 21 — No School for students'
Final Day of Quarter 1 — Friday, November 11

Calendar Downloads

2022-23 District Calendar

Calendario del Año Escolar 2022-23

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2023-24 District Calendar

Calendario del Año Escolar 2023-24

2023-24 Kaalandarka Sannad Dugsiyeedka

Back-to-School Checklist

First Days of School Schedule for Wednesday and Thursday, August 31 and September 1

The purpose of these days is to welcome students back to Eastview High School, create classroom connections, introduce course information and establish Eastview expectations.

The first day of school is Wednesday, August 31.

On Wednesday, August 31, 9th grade students will attend school all day, from 7:40am-2:30pm. All students will attend from 11:00am-2:30pm (10-12th grade students will begin their day at 11:00am).
On Thursday, September 1, all students will attend school for a normal school day from 7:40am-2:30pm.
Bus transportation will be available for both start times on Wednesday (7:40am and 11:00am). For 10-12 grade students the bus will pick up 3.5 hours after the normal pick up times (for example, for a 7:07am pickup time the bus will pick up at 10:37am.
There are no classes for Friday, September 2, and Monday, September 5 with students returning on Tuesday, September 6.

Career Development Students

Students enrolled in Career Development courses will attend classes at EVHS during August 31 and September 1 and begin attending their Career Development classes at their specific locations on Tuesday, September 6.

Schedule for Wednesday, August 31 and Thursday, September 1

Daily Bell Schedule

9th Grade and New Student Orientation Is Monday, August 30

Monday, August 29 will be orientation for all 9th grade and students new to Eastview High School.

Orientation begins at 6:30pm in the Main Gymnasium.
Students will receive their schedules, locker information and meet their teachers.
There will be an opportunity to learn about each of the co-curricular activities available at Eastview.
Logowear will be available for purchase.

Open House-for Parents and Guardians is Monday, September 12

Open House is an opportunity to meet the teachers of your student(s) and learn more about the learning opportunities available at Eastview High School. The evening will begin at 6:30pm and will follow your student's class schedule. Parents and guardians will meet in your student's 1st period classroom at 6:30pm.

Infinite Campus First Time LOGIN Information

Access Campus Parent Portal

1:1 iPad Information

ACT Exam Early Fall Option is September 10

Athletic and activities registration begins Monday, July 18

Attendance Information

Attendance Matters!

Every student....every day!

Student Academic Success and Attendance

Our district and school districts across the country are looking at the relationship between chronic absenteeism and student academic success. We know that attendance and engagement in school are important factors in a student's learning and social/emotional development. Students who are absent from school miss out on the valuable learning activities that take place in the classroom, both with the teacher and with peers. Even strong students with good grades can fall off course in school if they miss too many classes; lessons build on one another and move more quickly in the upper grades. While students may complete some or even all of the work missed, the learning experience is significantly altered. When students miss a class, it is difficult to simulate the missed teacher instruction, peer discussions and classroom experiences.

Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing more than 10% of the school year (excused or unexcused). At Eastview High School, that is five days or more per quarter. For comparison, most EVHS students miss fewer than three days per quarter and 86% of our students at Eastview stay under the 10% threshold annually.

Some absences are unavoidable and we understand there are circumstances that prevent a student from attending. However, we expect those absences to be limited. We care greatly about the health and well-being of each of our students. We want to partner with students and families when challenges exist and work together to support your student in any way we can. We always strive to maximize learning by keeping students in the classroom and reducing absences.

Please contact us if there are extenuating circumstances of which we are unaware or if you need support or resources in getting your student to school on a consistent basis.

Attendance Protocol: Our Support Plan for Absences

In order to support students and families, the following is our attendance protocol for the 2021-22 school year.

Upon five (5) absences from any single class period, students/families will receive an awareness letter indicating that the student is considered chronically absent and close monitoring will take place.

Upon ten (10) absences from any single class period, students/families will be required to provide a doctor’s note to excuse any future absences. Without a doctor’s note, absences will be marked unexcused.

Upon fifteen (15) absences from any single class period, students will receive an NC (no credit) mark on their report card for that class if a passing grade is earned (students not earning a passing grade will receive a grade of F). No credit will be earned at that time. Credit may be earned with successful completion of one of the following:

1. Approval of an Attendance Appeal

Attendance appeals will be reviewed by an attendance appeal committee which will include a Counselor, Grade Level Administrator, Nurse and Case Manager (if applicable).

2. Successful completion of an Attendance Improvement Contract

Student must be present for 90% of class periods the following quarter (this is equal to fewer than five absences from each class in the nine-week term).

If neither of the above are approved/met, the following options may be available; students must work with their counselor and/or grade level administrator to plan for and register for either option.

3. CORE (required) classes – successful completion of Credit Recovery for the required course

Credits may be recovered in either Extended Day (after school) or Summer School; the original NC will remain on the student’s transcript, but the recovered credit will also be listed (with a grade of P for pass) and count toward graduation requirements.

4. ELECTIVE (non-required) classes – registration and successful completion of the course in subsequent year

This is based on availability – students new to the course will have priority in registration if the course is full; the original NC will remain on the student’s transcript, but the recovered credit will also be listed (with the letter grade earned).

To report a student absence, call the EVHS Attendance Office (952-431-8900, select option 1) or send a note with the student upon return to school.

Attendance 24 Hour Voicemail
651-683-6969 ext. 88677

Attendance Office Questions 952-431-8921 or 8922

Student Absence Information:

- Full Day Absence, call BEFORE 1:00pm using the Attendance Voicemail Number: 651-683-6969 ext. 88677
- Partial Day Absence (late arrival or early release) send a note with your student or call 952-431-8921 or 8922
- Students must have an EVHS pink attendance pass before leaving the building
- Always bring a doctor’s note for all medical appointments
- Insist that your student ask teachers for make-up work the day they return---they are responsible for all work missed!!
- For all other attendance issues, please call the EVHS Attendance Office at 952-431-8921 or 8922

Student Responsibilities When Absent

Check provided resources (Schoology, course calendar, notes, etc.)
Collaborate with peers to obtain additional information, notes, homework, timelines, etc.
If further clarification is needed, prepare questions for the teacher.
Meet/email with teacher(s) as needed to obtain clarification and/or plan for make-up assessments.
If after school make-up is necessary, communicate with coaches/advisors about potentially missing co-curricular commitments.
Reminder: In order to participate in co-curricular activities, students must be present four or more periods during the school day; communicate with coaches/advisors if you are unable to participate.

Infinite Campus/Schoology/MyPaymentsPlus/PayPams

Email - Communication

Through the current email which we have in your Campus Parent portal, you will receive weekly and timely school information. If necessary, you may update your email in your Campus Parent portal account. You may also choose to receive text messages from District 196 and Eastview High School by texting “Y” to 67587. You may text “N” to 67587 to stop the messages.

For information regarding FREE email, FREE Internet and reduced-cost on computers, contact Assistant Principal Rob Franchino at Rob.Franchino@district196.org or 952-431-8907.

Emergency Contact Information Update

Homecoming Week is September 26-October 1

Educational Benefits

All District 196 students will receive free meals throughout the 2021-22 school year because of special funding from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. However, all families are still encouraged to apply for the Educational Benefits Program (formerly known as the Free and Reduced-Price Meals Program) for the upcoming school year.

All families are encouraged to apply for the Educational Benefits Program. This is more than just an application. This directly supports Eastview High School with compensatory aid, which is determined by how many families apply. This critical funding supports students and families with reduced fees for cocurricular activities, Behind the Wheel, AP testing, etc. Additionally, these benefits provide Eastview with additional teachers, additional instructional materials, math and reading support, and additional paraprofessionals and social workers. If you have questions, contact Nutrition@district196.org or call 651-683-6958.

APPLE FOR EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS TODAY BY CLICKING HERE.

Food Service and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition Resources

FOOD MENUS

educational benefits program application

Formerly free and reduced-price meals (A new application is needed each school year)

STUDENT MEAL ACCOUNT REFUND/TRANSFER REQUEST

Set Up PayPAMS Meal Account

Instructions for PayPAMS meal accounts

ALA CARTE MENU PRICING at all schools

DENIAL TO PURCHASE ALA CARTE FOOD

School Meals

There is no charge for free and reduced-price breakfast and lunch. A second full breakfast or lunch for a student is the same price as an adult breakfast and lunch. Only individual meal pricing is listed for an adult breakfast and lunch (weekly, monthly and yearly pricing is not available). Milk is included with all meals, but for additional cartons of milk or if purchased separately, it is an Ala Carte charge of 40 cents each for all eligibility levels.

For questions about your student’s meal account or balance information, please contact the food and nutrition services manager at your student’s school.

Online Schedule Review-Friday, August 13 (5pm)-Friday, August 20 (11:59pm)

Parking Permit Information

Permits for Q3/Q4 (January 30-June 7) are available for purchase beginning Monday, January 3.

Permits can be picked up in the Commons during lunch on Thursday, January 26 and Friday, January 27.

Parking permits are optional. There is free parking available for students in the lot near our tennis courts south of EVHS.

Please review all of the EVHS Parking Permit information below.

Ready to apply for your parking permit?

Go to the MyPaymentsPlus and Login
Under Events/Activities Type “Parking” in the Search Box
Select “22-23 EVHS Parking Permit (Semester 2)“ for the student who will be driving.
Click on “Add to Cart” button“ (lower right corner)
Complete the application and click on the “Save” button (lower left screen) to proceed to the payment screen.

ISD 196 Policy
District Administration has determined that a parking fee will be charged for each parking permit issued to students in ISD 196 high schools. The cost will be $240 per year / $120 per semester.

Eastview High School
A limited number of parking permits are available to students who drive to school. Students who drive to school, have registered their vehicle, and have their purchased Eastview Parking Permit hanging on their rearview mirror may park in one of the two student parking lots on the west side of the building. There is no street parking on Flagstaff, 140th Street or Johnny Cake Ridge Road. There is no parking in the bus corral or the North parking lot, which is reserved for faculty and staff.

Semester Parking Permits:
Eastview High School issues permits twice per year: in August for Semester One and in January for Semester two; the parking fee for 2022-2023 is $120 per semester. Fall permits are available on MyPaymentsPlus beginning the week of August 1st and Spring permits beginning January 3rd. Payment of $120 must be submitted along with the online application. Any/all outstanding fees/fines must be paid in full in order to receive a parking permit; fees/fines may be paid online or in person at the Eastview High School Main Office. Spring permits may be picked up in the EVHS Commons during lunch on Thursday, January 26 and Friday, January 27.

PSEO Parking Permits
Students taking three or more PSEO courses during the school day may be able to purchase a parking permit at a discounted rate. Contact Mr. Habeck in student services for more information.

Daily Parking Permits:
Daily permits may be purchased before school from the EVHS Attendance Office for $5.00 per day.

Parking Violations:
All cars parked on EVHS property must visibly display an EVHS parking permit during school hours. Violations will result in a $20 fine and/or towing at the owner’s expense. Students parking illegally (in the north parking lot, in the bus corral, in reserved/visitor/handicapped spaces, in unauthorized areas, blocking lanes, etc.) may be fined $20, have their parking permit revoked, and/or be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. Students found with a forged parking pass could be charged with theft and other appropriate consequences.

Lost or Stolen Permits

Lost or stolen parking permits will not be replaced. Students should see Mr. Habeck in Student Services to purchase a replacement.

Kurt Habeck | Eastview High School | Administration | 952.431.8920

School Supply List

Each classroom teacher will have different, though limited supply expectations. Simple notebooks, pens and pencils are the general expectation the initial beginning of school. Please see the following specifics and recommendations. See your teacher or counselor if there are financial challenges.

Recommended Calculators for Mathematics: Intermediate Algebra and Geometry: A scientific calculator is needed for courses in Intermediate Algebra and Geometry. We recommend the TI-30X or TI-30X II (solar) or the TI-34 MV. We do not recommend the TI-30Xa. Algebra-2, CAPS, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and AP Statistics: A graphing calculator is necessary for courses Algebra-2, CAPS, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Statistics. A graphing calculator is necessary for courses Algebra-2, CAPS, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Statistics. Texas Instruments makes several user friendly calculators. Because the TI-83 and TI-84 series calculators are used for classroom demonstrations and discussion, the Eastview Math Department strongly recommends these models to students. Due to lack of ease in use or missing applications, we do NOT recommend the TI-85 or TI-86. The TI-89, TI-92 and TI-Nspire CAS are not allowed on tests and college entrance exams and therefore are discouraged. The TI-89 is not allowed on the ACT Exam. Cell phone/iPad calculators are not allowed on any assessments. If you have questions regarding calculators please contact Travis Lee (Math Department Leader) at travis.lee@districtc196.org

Below is a compilation of the supply suggestions from 9th grade teachers. An EVHS Planner may be purchased at 9th Grade and New Student Orientation. Additional items are recommended: • Highlighters or colored pencils • Pens/pencils with erasers • Notebooks and folders • 100 3x5 cards • 3 ring binder (2 inch)& dividers with pockets • Scientific calculator (ti-30) or better calculator (if in Algebra 2 or above)

School Safety and Security

Safety and security of our students is important. In a continued effort to enhance student and facility security the West-Lower/Main Entrance (door #1) is the single point of entry while school is in session (between 7:40am – 2:30pm). Individuals may use both the West and North (door #8) entrance before school until 7:40am. Visitor parking will also be available in the West/Main Parking Lot for convenient parent access.

Student Picture Day is Monday, September 12

Site Council Information

The Eastview High School Parent Site Council provides a focus group forum where parents and school personnel meet to:

• Inform team members about the management and structure of the school.
• Create a forum for sharing positive school experiences and issues of concern.
• Empower team members to research areas, provide input and facilitate improvement.
• Encourage involvement in determining and supporting the future of the school and school district (through additional work on ad hoc Action Teams).

The Site Council is one of many formal and informational leadership teams which provides guidance for
EVHS. Our meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. and we will look to conclude our work by 8:00 p.m. each evening.

Site Council Information and Application Download

Back to School 2022-23

9th Grade and New Student Orientation is scheduled Monday, August 29 at 6:30pm. The first day of school at Eastview High School is Wednesday, August 31.

Important dates and events

9th Grade and New Student Orientation is scheduled Monday, August 29 at 6:30pm.
The first day of school at Eastview High School is Wednesday, August 31.