Week of May 28, 2018
Week of May 28, 2018
Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts
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| Weekly Calendar MON
28
MEMORIAL DAY – SCHOOL CLOSED
TUES
29
In Class Finals – Social Studies
Semi Annual Art (Tech)
WED
30
In Class Finals ‑ English
Spring Drama Festival #3 – Previews 5 & 7 th pds
Spring Sing – 5:00 pm (Black box Theater)
THURS
31
In Class Finals –Studios
Sr. Graduation Clearance opens
SDF #3 ‑ blackout
Sr. Dance Previews – 9 th & 10 th pds. (non‑regents classes)
Spring Drama Festival #3 – “A Little Night Music” 7:30 pm Little Flower Theater
FRI
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In Class Finals – Science & Studios
Full Cabinet meeting – 10:30 am ‑ PCR
Graduation Dance Concert – 7:30 pm – Concert Hall
Spring Drama Festival #3 –“A Little Night Music”
7:30 pm Little Flower Theater SAT
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Graduation Dance Concert – 2:00 pm; 7:30 pm Concert Hall
Spring Drama Festival #3 – “A Little Night Music” 7:30 pm Little Flower Theater
SUN
3
Spring Drama Festival #3 – “A Little Night Music” 5:00 pm Little Flower Theater
In Class Finals – LOTE, Math
MON
4
Book Collection – Health, Music & Art
PSAL doctor visit – 9:30 – 3:30 medical office
Jr. Dance Projects Spacing
SLT meeting
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| Bell Schedule and Extended Calendar
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| Guidance News Upcoming Guidance Academic Planning & Preparation Events The Guidance Department adopted the Single Shepherd approach to school counseling. Each LaGuardia student has a single school counselor that serves as their point person for: • Academic Planning • Post‑Secondary Planning • Social & Emotional Development The Guidance Department is excited to implement many new initiatives to better serve our students. Our initial next steps include beginning a four‑year comprehensive educational framework so that students are better prepared for the college process rather than waiting until the Spring of their Junior year.
May 01‑31
Junior College Meetings: Don’t forget to sign up for your Junior college meeting with your guidance counselors. Meetings will continue until early June. Don’t wait; sign up now! These are general informational sessions to learn more about the college process, to ask questions, and to get clarity on everything. Sign‑up sheets are available outside each counselor’s office.
Seniors: National Decision Day
01 TUE
08
TUE
9th Grade Post‑Secondary Planning in Studios: Session 2
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THU
9th Grade Post‑Secondary Planning in Studios: Session 2
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Mindfulness Session 4: Social Emotional Development WED
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10th Grade Post‑Secondary Planning in Studios: Session 2
FRI
10th Grade Post‑Secondary Planning in Studios: Session 2
June 22 FRI
Graduation
26 TUE
Students Receive Tentative Fall 2018 Schedule on PupilPath
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| Guidance News Next Step for Seniors CONGRATULATIONS for completing the incredible college application journey. The best is yet to come! Do not hesitate to talk to us about college life since that's our expertise! Here are some additional helpful college tips. COLLEGE DECISION TIME: By now most of you have made your final decisions and have submitted a deposit. Don’t forget to let the schools you are declining know of your decision in a timely fashion. Maintaining respectful communication is important since you might be applying to them in the future (maybe transfer or graduate school), plus your behavior reflects LaGuardia HS so make us proud! Please update your Naviance account. Indicate in Naviance whether you have been accepted, waitlisted, denied, withdrew your application, etc. Also complete the “college I am attending” box. The information in Naviance is only as useful as the results that are entered into the program. Please take the time once more to log onto Naviance and complete results for each college on your list. REQUESTING AP CREDIT: Good luck on your AP exams! Colleges have varying policies on granting college credit using AP courses. Now that you have selected a college, become familiar with your college’s AP policy. Typically, this is NOT handled by the admissions office, rather the advising center or your academic advisor. You can check online or in the school catalog for more AP credit policy information. Your AP grades will be available in July online. Students are responsible for sending their official AP scores to colleges. If you have any questions or concerns, contact the College Board AP services at (888) 225‑5427 or www.collegeboard.org/apstudents . MONEY TALKS: Now that your college decision is done (yipeee!) the paperwork is just beginning. For starters, be prepared financially. ● DEPOSITS: The most critical piece is that you submitted your admission commitment fee. However, you may be asked to put a deposit down on other services like housing or orientation, etc. ● STUDENT SERVICES: You will be contacted soon regarding housing, orientation, meal plan, health programs, disability services, and student activities. Most of these programs have varying costs depending on your choices. All this will be combined with your tuition costs into your first semester bill. ● TUITION PAYMENTS: Most schools combine all the services and tuition into one bill, and send them out by semester or quarterly. Call your financial aid office to determine when you will receive your first bill (typically August with a September due date) so you can plan accordingly. Also, most schools offer payment plans, so ask them about one. ● LOANS: If you accept a student loan as part of your financial aid, package, you will probably need to fill out an application form and undergo a loan interview so make time for that. Federal loans applications for the 2018‑19 years are not available until June; Stafford and Parent Plus loans should be the first place to start. We recommend you do it at least one month before your first college bill is due so that your money will be dispersed on time. On the other hand, private loans are available any time, but are costly. ● CHANGES: If there any extreme changes in your family or if you have even simple questions, do not hesitate to contact your financial aid office. They are there to serve and guide you! COLLEGE PREP: ● FORMS: You will be inundated with different forms regarding housing, orientation, meal plan, health programs, disability services, and student activities. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask the various offices with your questions.
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PHYSICAL: You will probably need to get a physical, so call and find out if there are any specific forms you need to fill out. DISABILITY/Instructional Support Services: Find out how to get your accommodations in place. Most schools will need all your documentation to evaluate your application. ORIENTATION : Don’t forget to sign up for orientation. This is a great way to meet your future classmates and administrators, and even sign up for class! THANK YOUs : This is a good time to send notes thanking all the people who helped you with your applications. READING: Take a look at some of the popular books on getting ready for college listed below for students and parents.
SUGGESTED READING for PARENTS : ● When Your Kid Goes to College; A Parent's Survival Guide (Carol Barkin, 1999) ● Letting Go (5th Ed): A Parents' Guide to Understanding the College Years (Karen Levin Coburn, 2009) ● You're On Your Own (But I'm Here If You Need Me): Mentoring Your Child During the College Years (Marjorie Savage, 2009) ● I'll Miss You Too: An Off‑to‑College Guide for Parents and Students ( Margo Woodacre Bane & Steffany Bane, 2006) ● What to Expect When Your Child Leaves for College: A Complete Guide for Parents Only (Mary Spohn, 2008) SUGGESTED READING for STUDENTS: ● The Freshman Survival Guide: Soulful Advice for Studying, Socializing, and Everything In Between ( Nora Bradbury‑Haehl , 2011) ● 1001 Things Every College Student Needs to Know: Like Buying Your Books before Exams Start ( Harry Harrison , 2008) ● The Everything College Survival Book: All You Need to Get the Most out of College Life ( Susan Fitzgerald & J. Lee Peters , 2011) (Both former College administrators) ● College 101: A Girl's Guide to Freshman Year ( Julie Zeilinger , 2014) (Barnard College Class of ‘15) ● Stuff Every College Student Should Know ( Blair Thornburgh , 2014)
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| Guidance News CONGRATULATIONS!!
Class of 2018 Posse Scholar
Emilia Ciotti Hernandez, Technical Theater Lawrence University, ‘22 Posse’s Mission The Posse Foundation identifies public high school students with extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may be overlooked by traditional college selection processes. The Foundation extends to these students the opportunity to pursue personal and academic excellence by placing them in supportive, multicultural teams—Posses—of 10 students. The Foundation’s partner universities and colleges award Posse Scholars four‑year, full‑tuition leadership scholarships.
So, what is a posse scholar? Posse scholars ... ... Are leaders in their high schools and communities ... Are committed to their education and demonstrate academic potential ... Are interested in teamwork and diversity ... Are positive, motivated, talented, ambitious young people..
What is Posse looking for? Posse is looking for individuals who have demonstrated leadership ability, communication and team building skills. High school grade point average and SAT scores are considered but are not solely the basis for selection. Posse looks for students who have done well academically, but who may not be considering (or might be missed by) some of the top universities (which often rely more heavily upon traditional admissions measures such as SAT scores). Winners of the Posse Scholarship have been positive contributors to their schools and communities. They are interested in issues of community and diversity. We are looking for the students who have the perseverance and drive to make it in a highly competitive academic environment if given the support of a positive team of peers, a Posse.
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| Guidance News All nominees must: 1. Be high school seniors in the Fall of 2018. 2. Demonstrate extraordinary leadership within their high school, community, or family. 3. Excel academically and have strong GPAs. Although there is no minimum requirement, only nominees who have consistently progressed toward academic excellence will be given the opportunity to be a Posse Scholar. While the ACT or SAT are not a focus of Posse’s evaluation, students should take them. 4. The Posse program is open to students of all backgrounds.
Who pays for the scholarship? Each Posse Scholar receives a four‑year, full‑tuition leadership scholarship provided by the college and university partners listed below: Babson College Brandeis University DePauw University Dickinson College Franklin & Marshall College Lafayette College Lawrence University Middlebury College Smith College Trinity College University of Wisconsin‑Madison Vanderbilt University Wheaton College How can I request to be nominated? Juniors, do you have what it takes to be a Posse Scholar?? LaGuardia has 12 nomination slots available. If you would like to be considered for nomination, you must
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Complete your “Class of 2018 All About Me Survey” in Naviance (About Me tab) Go to http://www.possefoundation.org/ to research and learn more about the program Complete the “Posse Nomination Survey” in Naviance (About Me tab) Email your counselor by 4:09 pm Friday June 1, 2018
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| Student Life: After‑school Club Activities Hallyu‑ Dance Crew “K‑pop”
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| Student Life The National Museum of American Jewish History’s Only In America Gala takes place Tuesday at the Mandarin Oriental New York. The event will honor Leonard Bernstein, and feature performances by Orange Is the New Black actress Lea DeLaria and students from LaGuardia High School.
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|S tudent Life: Gardening Photos
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| Student Life AP Calculus AB Class
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| Student Life College Q/A with 2018 Seniors Flamenco Dancing Workshop LOTE & PE
Borough Student Advisory Council Presentation NYC student Voter Registration May 21st
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| Student Life ELLA MARCUS SELECTED FINALIST AT MICHAEL FEINSTEIN'S GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK ACADEMY
Olivia A. Gresham of class of 2018, is a published author. Her research article which she co authored with Michael Tessler et al on "Worms that suck: Phylogenetic analysis of Hirudinea solidifies the position of Acanthobdellida and necessitates the dissolution of Rhynchobdellida" is being published in the Journal of Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (2018). This publication also features artwork by Olivia.
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| Student Life
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| Student Life *Special Note: If you have a question for Dr. Stricklin, please contact our Parent Coordinator Alission at: [email protected] .
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| Library Rules It is everyone’s responsibility to make our Library a space conducive for learning and reflection, which requires us to collectively agree to the following: • Be respectful • Cell phones and other electronics may be used for educational purposes • Drinks are allowed but must be placed in covered containers and cannot be consumed at the computers • Eating is prohibited • Respect others’ rights to read and study, so read and talk quietly • Small group work is permitted as long as it is in quiet and respectful in tone • Students may be asked to show their ID and/or a copy of their schedule in order to use the computers • Students may use the library during their lunch or other free periods • ARISTA members may tutor in the Tutoring Center if a staff member is present
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| Art Department: Award Winners Teacher
LAST
FIRST
Grade
Contest Name
11 Ezra Jack Keats Bookmaking Contest
Winning Prize
Yeon Ji Park
Graziolo
Isabella
Citywide Winner
Marne Meisel
King
Grete
9 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Gold Key
Marne Meisel
Drakulovic
Anja
9 Inside/Out Exhibit on Anti‑Bullying
Exhibition
Jane Felber
Bujanda‑Suare z Jacinta
12 Scholastics Arts & Writing Silver Key
NATIONAL MEDALIST
Jane Felber
Jones
Charlotte
12 Scholastics Arts & Writing Silver Key
Jane Felber
Tong‑Kong
Xiao
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing GOLD KEY PORTFOLIO
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing GOLD KEY NATIONAL MEDALIST
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing SILVER KEY NATIONAL
NATIONAL MEDALIST
Jane Felber
Lin‑ Xinyue
Grace
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing Silver Key
Jane Felber
Abott
Isobel
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing Silver Key
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 PDN Photo District News March 2018
Published Photographs
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing Silver Key 3
Jane Felber
Gurkan
Mina
12 Scholastic Arts & Writing Silver Key
Marne Meisel
Kretz
Georgia
9 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
Greg Nachtmann Olson
Abigail
11 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
Exhibition at MoMA
Greg Nachtmann Wong
Jamey
11 PS Art Semi‑Finalist
Online Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Hassell
Natasha J.
11 ArtsConnection: Simplicity in Complexity
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Chan
Renee
11 ArtsConnection: Viewpoints, Stories and Connections
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Cardozo
Ruby
12 ArtsConnection: Learn, Evolve and Progress
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Jochum
Seth
11 ArtsConnection: Learn, Evolve and Progress
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Stepec
Madison
11 ArtsConnection: Learn, Evolve and Progress
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Tsurumaki
Kai Luca
11 ArtsConnection: Learn, Evolve and Progress
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Macieszko
Maxine
11 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Bhullar
Leilani
12 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Alexis
Nyah
11 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Jochum
Seth
11 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Lee
Amanda
11 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Tagud
Ishbel
11 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
David Driggers
Yuan
Nancy
12 ArtsConnection: Simplicity in Complexity
Exhibition
David Driggers
Chen
Chloe
11 ArtsConnection: Simplicity in Complexity
Exhibition
Casandra Maniotis
Dagan
Hannah
Stephanie Mulvihill
James
Joyce Riley
Exhibit at MoMA
9 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Dazne
12 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Trollback
Stina
12 ArtsConnection: Dreamers
Exhibition
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 Dedalus Portfolio Winner
Jane Felber
Bhular
Leilani
12 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
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Jane Felber
Ray
Zayira
12 PDN Photo District News March 2018
Publication
Jane Felber
Jin
Shiyong
Alexander Medal Metropolitan Outstanding achievement in 12 studio art
Jane Felber
Bianchi
Davide
St Gaudens Metropolitan Completed Art Program with Excellence 12 in Drawing
Yeon Ji Park
Rakhamim
David
9 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
Exhibition at MOMA
Greg Nachtmann Hassell
Natasha J.
11 ArtsConnection What About Us
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Ring
Sabrina
12 ArtsConnection What About Us
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Chan
Renee
11 ArtsConnection What About Us
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Anwar
Nabeeha
11 ArtsConnection What About Us
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Moy
Kirin
11 ArtsConnection What About Us
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Alexis
Nyah
11 ArtsConnection What About Us
Curator
Greg Nachtmann Hewryk
Renata
11 ArtsConnection Connections to Asia
Exhibition
Greg Nachtmann Moy
Kirin
11 ArtsConnection Connections to Asia
Exhibition
Jane Felber
Zhou
Vicky
ArtsConnection Connections to Asia
Exhibition
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 PS Art Winner
Exhibition at the MET and $1000 scholarship
Joyce Riley
Gresham
Olivia
12 Manhattan Borough Arts Festival
Exhibition at MOMA
Rachel Aisenson Hogendorf
Julia
11 ArtsConnection Benefit Gala
Artwork Presented as Prize
Joyce Riley
Machlan
Margaret
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Joyce Riley
Machlan
Margaret
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Joyce Riley
Machlan
Margaret
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 Scholastic Art & Writing NATIONAL GOLD MEDALIST
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 Scholastic Art & Writing NATIONAL SILVER MEDALIST
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Joyce Riley
Potoskie
Nicolas
12 James J. & Frances M. Maguire Scholarship for Artistic Excellence
Jung
Yu
Nikki
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Jung
Yu
Nikki
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Joyce Riley
Ali
Jasmin
12 Scholastic Art & Writing NATIONAL GOLD MEDALIST
Joyce Riley
Ali
Jasmin
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
joyce Riley
Machlan
Margaret
12 DaVinci Award from MICA
joyce Riley
Machlan
Margaret
12 Creative Vision Award from MICA
joyce Riley
Laing
Michelle
12 Silas H. Rhodes Merit Scholarship from SVA
joyce Riley
Levine
Leah
12 Skidmore Art Scholarship
joyce Riley
Araujo
Shane
11 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
joyce Riley
Araujo
Shane
11 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
joyce Riley
Westcott
Greta
11 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
joyce Riley
Yi
Miri
11 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Joyce Riley
McCarthy
Kara
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Joyce Riley
Hill
Ava
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Lach
Frannie
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Lim
Elizabeth
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
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Lim
Elizabeth
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Lim
Elizabeth
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
Park
Rebecca
12 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Park
Rebecca
12 Scholastic Art Award: silver Key
Park
Rebecca
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
Ring
Sabrina
12 Scholastic Art Award: silver Key
Ring
Sabrina
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
Gretchen Schwarz
Quach
Kaitlyn
Scholastic Art Award: National Silver Medal, and two Honorable 12 Mentions
Gretchen Schwarz
Bianchi
Davide
Scholastic Art Award: Gold Keys (2), Honorable Mention, and 12 Sliver Keys (6)
Gretchen Schwarz
Gatta
Audrey
11 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key and Honorable Mention (2)
Gretchen Schwarz
Gresham
Eleanor
10 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention and Silver Key
Gretchen Schwarz
Kampton
Talia
10 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key
Gretchen Schwarz
Mai
Nelson
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention (2) and Silver Key
Gretchen Schwarz
Pultinas
Ahna
10 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention (3)
Gretchen Schwarz
Vassilou
Zoe
Scholastic Art Award: Gold Keys (2), Honorable Mention (2), and 10 Sliver Keys (4)
Yeon Ji Park
Krent
Ana
11 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key
Yeon Ji Park
McManamon
Phebe
10 Scholastic Art Award: Sliver Key
Yeon Ji Park
Wang
Sophia
Yeon Ji Park
Palombi
Lara
10 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention and Sliver Key
Greg Nachtmann Alexis
Nyah
11 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key and 2 Silver Keys
Greg Nachtmann Moy
Kirin
11 Scholastic Art Award: Gold Key and 2 Silver Keys
Greg Nachtmann Olson
Abigail
11 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key and Honorable Mention
Greg Nachtmann Ring
Sabrina
12 Scholastic Art Award: Silver Key and 2 Honorable Mention
Greg Nachtmann Yuan
Nancy
12 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention
9 Scholastic Art Award: Honorable Mention (2), and Sliver Keys (3)
Please know this list only includes awards reported to us so far.
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| Academic Support REGENTS TUTORING DAY/ DATE
SUBJECT
ROOM
TEACHER
TIME
TUESDAY, 5/29
ELA Regents Geometry Algebra 2 Living Environment Chemistry Physics
659 429 429 411 539 557
Mr. Bar Lev Mr. Pagan Ms. Calderon Mr. Hold Ms. O’Keefe Mr. Vinogradov
4:15 – 6:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 6:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15
WEDNESDAY, 5/30
Global History & Geography U.S. History & Government Living Environment Chemistry Physics
629 623 411 539 557
Ms.Steshko Mr. Loitherstein Ms. Calderon Mr. Mesiouris Mr. Vinogradov
4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 6:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15
THURSDAY, 5/31
ELA Regents U.S. History & Government Geometry Chemistry Physics
601 629 429 539 507
Ms. Zdryko Ms. Steshko Mr. Pagan Mr. Mesiouris Mr. Paguay
4:15 ‑ 6:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:00 – 5:30
MONDAY, 6/4
ELA Regents Global History & Geography U.S. History & Government Chemistry Physics
601 623 629 539 507
Ms. Zdryko Mr. Loitherstein Ms. Steshko Mr. Cheng Mr. Paguay
4:15 – 6:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:15 4:00 – 5:30
WEDNESDAY, 6/6
U.S. History & Government Physics
623 541
Mr. Loitherstein Mr. Shibata
4;15 – 5:15 4:15 – 5:45
THURSDAY, 6/7
ELA Regents
659
Mr. Bar Lev
4:15 – 6:15
MONDAY, 6/11
U.S. History & Government
623
Mr. Loitherstein
4:15 – 5:15
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| Academic Support 504 Update: Please note that the 504 committee is no longer reviewing 504 applications for this school year (2017‑2018) as the final day to submit an application was May 18, 2018. If you are interested in applying or re‑applying for accommodations for the 2018‑2019 school year, the committee will begin accepting those forms in September. A new application must be submitted for each school year. The application materials for the 2018‑2019 school year are now available on the Department of Education website under Office of School Health. Summer School: It is important that every effort be made to support each student in the successful and timely completion of their high school diploma requirements. To this end, students have been offered a variety of support interventions throughout the school year, including specialized school‑day programming, tutoring and when necessary PM school. However, some students may still need additional academic intervention services. Please be advised that if necessary, students who do not meet the appropriate academic benchmarks by the end of the spring term will be programmed for Summer School when possible. If you have any concerns or questions please feel free to reach out to your student’s guidance counselor. Summer School 2018 will be offered on site at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School from July 5 – August 15 from 8:00am – 2:00pm. Guidance Counselors {Music Students with last names A‑E} Erica Blum, [email protected] {Art Students with last names Ko‑Ru} Lauren D’Annunzio, [email protected] {Art Students with last names Sa‑V and Entire Technical Theater Studio} Kadisha Gordon , [email protected] {Art Students with last names W‑Z and Music Students with last names Se‑Z} K. Casado Sanchez, [email protected] {Music Students with last names F‑Le} Sunny Park Suh, [email protected] {Art Students with last names A‑B and Entire Dance Studio} Shenea Hunt, [email protected] {Music Students with last names Li‑Sc} Suzette Persaud, [email protected] {Art Students with last names C‑Kl} Robyn Reich, [email protected] { Entire Drama Studio } Beth Rosenstein, [email protected]
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| Assessments Arts Commencement Exams All NYC Arts and Music Exams
Tuesday, June 12, 2018
1:15pm
Earth Science Regents Lab Practicum (Mandatory) Make Up Lab Practicum
Friday, May 25, 2018 Friday, June 1, 2018
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| Health Services/Section 504 Accommodations The Office of School Health manages the processes surrounding students needing medication administration, medically‑prescribed treatment, and other Section 504 and Individualized Education Program (IEP) services. Several health forms are used in the New York City public schools. Using these forms helps assure that children get the care, services, and accommodations they need during the school day. The following forms can be downloaded, completed by parent/guardian and physician/health care provider, and submitted to the nurses’ office. Forms must be printed and completed by hand, not online. School Year 20182019 Forms Note: your child's healthcare provider must complete forms for the 20182019 school year for services that need to be carried for the next school year AFTER June 1, 2018. Please submit forms by July 15, 2018. Forms submitted after this date may have delays in processing. Guidelines for the Provision of Health Services and/or Section 504 Accommodations for Students for 201819 School Year ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻲ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 504 Frequently Asked Question ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ Medication Administration Forms (MAF) for School Year 20182019 MAFs must be submitted in order for your child to receive medication in school. 1. Medication Administration Form (MAF) 20182019 ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 2. Asthma Medication Administration Form (Asthma MAF) 20182019 ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 3. Allergies/Anaphylaxis Medication Administration Form (Allergies and Anaphylaxis MAF) 20182019 ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 4. Diabetes Medication Administration Form (DMAF) 20182019 ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 5. Diabetes Medication Administration Form Addendum (DMAF Addendum) 20182019
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6. Request for the Provision of Medically Prescribed Treatment (NonMedication) ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ 504 Accommodations Request Forms for School Year 20182019 1. Request for Section 504 Accommodations a. Parent Request for Section 504 Accommodations with HIPAA Authorization Form ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ b. Medical Review for 504 Accommodations Office of Pupil Transportation Medical Exception Request Instructions & Form Instructions for the Use of the HIPAAcompliant Authorization Form Authorization for Release of Health Information Pursuant to HIPAA 504 Accommodation Plan Parent Letter Renewal ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ Parent Letter new students ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ Notice of Eligibility Determination ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ Allergy Response Plan Medical Review of Student with Severe Allergies Standing Order for Administration of Epinephrine for Nurses Training Program for Unlicensed School Personnel to Administer Epinephrine Policy Statement ﺍﻟﻌﺭﺑﻳﺔ | বাংলা | 中文 | Français | Kreyòl Ayisyen | 한국어 | Русский | Español | ﺍﺭﺩﻭ Notice of NonDiscrimination Under Section 504
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| PA Elections The PA Board and SLT Election is Two Weeks Away! Every Parents Association Executive Board position is a one‑year term only‑‑‑which means every position is open every year. If you are interested in running for any position, simply fill out the nomination form available at the link below and email it to [email protected]. Please email nomination forms by Friday, June 1; however, nomination forms will also be accepted from the floor on the night of the election. The election will take place at the general PA meeting on Monday, June 4 at 7pm. The only qualification to run for office is that you be a parent of a child currently attending our school (however, as per the Chancellor's regulations, DOE employees are not allowed to run, even if they have a child in the school). We have many graduating parents and there is always room for parent volunteers who want to get involved in our school‑‑‑please consider nominating yourself for one of the many board positions. These are the school‑wide PA positions ONLY. Each studio will hold their own elections on June 4, the same night as the General PA meeting. You'll hear more about that from your studio reps soon. Please contact Dawn Moore, a member of the Nominating Committee, at [email protected] with any questions. For complete info on the available LaGuardia PA positions and to download a 2018‑2019 nomination form, click below: NOMINATION FORMS AND INFORMATION: DUTIES OF THE PA OFFICERS (PDF) PA NOMINATION FORM (PDF) PA NOMINATION FORM (DOC) SLT nominations will be taken at the PA meeting on June 1st. For more information on the SLT election and positions, please click here: laguardiahspa.org/2018‑2019‑pa‑slt‑election Information regarding volunteering for the Academic Forum for 2018‑2019 is also available at that link. Thank you‑‑‑we look forward to hearing from you!
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