Announcements for the Week of Dec. 10th Hello, Eagles, This is Mrs. Keipp with your weekly update. There will be three messages-one for Academics, Athletics, and Arts, the second about celebrations, and the third is the School Experience Survey. Messages two and three are e-mails only. All information will be posted on our website (erhs.la) and weekly bulletin on Schoology. In Academics: Fall Semester is wrapping up! Finals are scheduled for December 10 and 11. Grades are due on December 13, 10:30am. December 14 is a minimum day with a 12:30p dismissal. More information is available at http://erhs.la/calendar. In Arts: Read more about Announcements for the Week of Dec. 10th
Division 2 Champion Girls Cross Country Congratulations to our Division 2 Champion Girls Cross Country team and James Corrigan won the Boy’s individual city title. The girls’ team and runners Juan Fernando Morales and James Corrigan competed at the state meet on November 24. Congratulations to the team, parents, and Coach Martinez! Read more about Division 2 Champion Girls Cross Country
FALL 2018 -- CLOSING WEEK This is the closing week schedule for the FALL 2018 semester: FALL 2018 -- CLOSING WEEK Monday, December 10 (Gray) -- FINALS for Periods 5, 6, 7, and 8 (Regular schedule) Read more about FALL 2018 -- CLOSING WEEK
LAUSD Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy Dear Parents and Guardians of Eagle Rock Jr./Sr. High School The Los Angeles Unified School District approved a new LAUSD Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy in June of 2018 which was developed with the meaningful consultation of Title I parents and family members from each Local District. The Every Student Succeeds Act recognizes that parents are a child's first teacher and should have the opportunity to become involved in their child's education. The LAUSD Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy will be mailed to parents who qualify for Title I funding of opportunities to participate in the design and implementation of the Title I program. LAUSD Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy Read more about LAUSD Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy
Girl’s Tennis Division I City Championships Eagle Rock defends its Division I city Championship in Girl’s Tennis defeating Marshall 6-1! Congratulations Eagles! Read more about Girl’s Tennis Division I City Championships
Halloween Skit: A Performance to Die for by Natalie Mc Michael As the year winds down to an end, most of the Eagle Rock High School students look forward to one thing before Thanksgiving and Christmas break: Halloween Skit! During lunch on October 31st, the new juniors and seniors had their first battle against each other in front of the whole school. Their goal was to woo the crowd with their charming leads, intricate stunts, and most importantly, their interesting story line which is the most vital part to skit. Read more about Halloween Skit: A Performance to Die for
Red is the New Yes: Teachers Strike Stalled Due to Legal Impasse by Hunter Tidwell-Prediletto In our last issue, we reported the various issues that drove the upcoming teachers’ strike in LA. The scheduled date was the beginning of October, but it was postponed due to the lengthy legal process behind union action. Mr. Montamayor, UTLA chapter chair, estimates that we have about a month and a half before action is permitted, sometime around late November. Read more about Red is the New Yes: Teachers Strike Stalled Due to Legal Impasse
Pearl's Perspective: How to be a Vegan in High School by Pearl Buckley Have you ever thought about going vegan but thought it too daunting a goal? Or, perhaps you’ve never considered veganism, but want to know more. Well, veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose. The key words here are possible and practicable. This may seem difficult as a highschooler but with some effort, veganism is entirely doable. All it takes is a little preparation, and you’ll be munching on tofu with the best of them. Read more about Pearl's Perspective: How to be a Vegan in High School