EVHS Bi-Weekly Announcements

Important Dates

• Friday, February 11: NO SCHOOL, Professional Development Day
• Monday, February 21: NO SCHOOL, Presidents Day
• Thursday, March 10: Teacher Conferences, 5pm-8:45pm

February 1st kicks off the Eastview Community Foundation’s month-long BE THE CHANGE campaign! We are starting with a fundraiser at Panera in Apple Valley from 4-8pm on Tuesday. Show this image on your phone to send a portion of your purchase price to EVCF! You can also order online and use the coupon code PRFUND. Support EVCF and let Panera do the cooking!

Your support helps us continue to provide grants (program grants and Random Acts of Kindness funds) to our 12 member schools and scholarships to graduating Eastview seniors! For more information, visit: www.evcf.org.

• 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.

The Flash is Eastview's weekly student news production. Check out the February 2nd episode here.

ORDER - 2021-22 Yearbooks are now for sale! Go to www.yearbookforever.com and purchase yours today!

Alumni and Families:

Do you know someone who still has their old graphing calculator from high school (TI-83, TI-84 or any model of graphing calculator)? If so, please consider donating it back to Eastview for other students in need who may not own a calculator. calculators can be mailed to Eastview High School or dropped off in the Main Office.

Mail to:

Eastview High School

6200 140th Street West

Apple Valley, MN 55124

Thank you in advance!

Students in District 196 will be provided breakfast and lunch at no cost during the 2021-22 school year due to a grant provided by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. All families are still encouraged to complete an Educational Benefits Application, formerly the free and reduced-price meals application. Upon approval, these benefits are extended to Activities/Athletics fees and more. A new application must be submitted each year.

Visit the District 196 Food & Nutrition Services website for more information.

To opt in to EVHS and District 196 text messages, text Y to 67587. Carrier messaging rates may apply.

The 2022 All-Night Senior Party is a chemical-free lock-in at EVHS on June 4, 2022 from 10:00 pm to 4:00 am. Students will enjoy a night filled with music, games, activities, food, prizes and more! Each year this party is a highlight for graduating seniors with at least 80% of the class attending.

The 2022 theme will be revealed at the Senior Kick-off event coming up in February!!

Tickets are available for $90.00. Click here to be directed to the senior party website to purchase tickets and find additional party information: https://sites.google.com/view/eastviewseniorparty2022

**Ticket scholarships are available. Please make requests to Dr. Franchino at rob.franchino@district196.org or 651-683-6969 ext. 18907 to initiate a request.**

Come and join the fun! The Senior Class Party's biggest fundraiser is BINGO Bonanza, Sunday, March 6th from 3-6pm at Cowboy Jacks in Apple Valley.

Registration Fee is $45 per player by Check or Venmo. Price includes: 10 BINGO games, 1 drink ticket, snacks, 3 raffle tickets, access to silent auction, and more!

Complete sign-up registration below and submit payment for event entrance. Register Single or as a Group. Full table is not secure until all player payments have been received. Limited group seating is available. Seating accommodations from 4-10 on a first come first serve basis.

Click here to register and pay

We are looking for donations for the Silent Auction that will be a part of our Bingo Night on 3/6/22!

If you, your business or any connections you have would be interested in donating, please email Karla Reinhardt at karlareinhardt1511@gmail.com.

Suggested items:

•bottles of wine

•bourbon smoker

•gifts cards to be a part of baskets or stand alone (sporting events, VRBO, hotel stays, etc.)

•your talents (you could offer your photography, personal training, interior decorating, hair stylist, etc. as an auction item)

•themed silent auction baskets

•financial donations for the planning committee to purchase auction items.

Thank you for your support of the Class of 2022 Senior Party!

The Eastview Community Foundation (www.evcf.org) is seeking new board members. Our volunteer board is made up of dedicated members of our community. We seek talented, committed individuals to join us in supporting the students and teachers of the Eastview community. To learn more about the board and access a link to our board application form, please visit our website at https://evcf.org/our-team/.

Masks Required on Buses and Inside Schools

State officials have given school districts the responsibility to determine COVID-19 mitigation strategies at the local level this school year. The 2021-22 COVID-19 Operational Plan for Families, Students and Visitors to Schools that was unanimously approved by our School Board on August 26 requires all students, staff and visitors in all District 196 buildings to wear a face mask indoors when the local transmission level is “substantial” or “high” as measured by the CDC transmission matrix. Currently, the transmission level in Dakota County is high, meaning face masks will be required in our schools to start the year, just as they are required to enter a growing number of businesses, government buildings and on all public transportation and airline flights.

Your partnership is critical to the success of our students. We expect students, staff and visitors to comply with the mask requirement, as outlined in Administrative Regulation 708.7, COVID-19 Masks, until the COVID-19 spread in Dakota County drops to the “moderate” level of transmission. Masks help reduce spread and give us the best opportunity to provide consistent in-person education all year. Just like last year, students will have opportunities for mask breaks during the day, such as at lunch or while outside. If parents and guardians are concerned about their child’s ability to safely wear a mask, they should refer back to Administrative Regulation 708.7 COVID-19 Masks.

Our district is committed to doing all we can to ensure students can continue learning in person this school year. This includes HEPA filters in all learning spaces, social distancing, recommending COVID-19 vaccinations for those who are eligible to receive them and requiring masks when the local transmission level is substantial or high.

Review and Update Emergency Information

If you haven’t already done so, please update your family’s information on record with the district by completing the online review in your Infinite Campus Parent portal account. This is the one time each year the district asks parents to complete the review to ensure schools have up-to-date contact information, emergency contacts, student health records and more. It is important for schools to have current information in order to be notified in case of emergency, changes in the school schedule and to receive regular communication from the schools and district.

All District 196 parents and guardians are encouraged to have an Infinite Campus Parent account of their own to stay involved in their child’s education, and to access end-of-term report cards, transcripts, attendance and other important information. Parents who do not have their own Infinite Campus Parent account can request an activation key from the office at their child’s school. For information on setting up an Infinite Campus Parent account and completing the online review, visit the Family Resources page on our district website.

We look forward to partnering with you to make 2021-22 a safe, fun and productive school year for all of our students and families.

Intro to Snowshoeing (families, ages 5+)

Sat | Feb 12 | 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. | $15 ea | Lebanon Hills Visitor Center

Less than 5 spots left!

Kung Fu: Beginner, White, Yellow and Orange Belt (ages 5-adult)

Sat | Jan 29 - Mar 5 | 10:00 - 10:30 a.m. | 7 sessions | $79 ea | DHMS

Bowling League at Bogart’s (adult and child ages 7+)

It’s time to strike up some fun on the lanes this winter. Bowling is a fun and competitive sport for all ages. Weekly session includes three games of bowling against another team, with standings kept for friendly competition. Includes pizza and pop the last week of the session, along with ball, shoes and bumpers if needed.

Location Bogart’s Entertainment Center,
14917 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley

Sat | Jan 8-Feb 5 | 10:00 a.m.-noon | 5 sessions | $209/pair | ABLB-W1

Sat | Feb 12-Mar 12 | 10:00 a.m.-noon | 5 sessions | $209/pair | ABLB-W2

Parents ...

Bridging the Political Divide: Skills for Civil Conversations

Learn skills for having respectful conversations that clarify differences, search for common ground and affirm the importance of maintaining relationships with those on the other side of the political divide. Practice conversation skills in pairs with someone of your same political persuasion.

Sat | Jan 22 | 10:00 a.m.-noon | Wescott Library

Tue | Jan 25 | 6:30-8:30 | p.m. | Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church

Raising Racially Conscious Kids (parents and students in Grades 3-5)

Mon | Jan 24-Feb 28 | 6:30-9:00 p.m. | 6 sessions | $65 | Live Online | AHSRR-W1

Say Yes To No: Why Kids Need Loving Boundaries and How to Set Them

Any Day | Any Time | Access for 3 months | $45 | Online | AEWYN-W1

CONNECTED: How to Show Up For Your Kids in the Digital Age

Any Day | Any Time | Access for 3 months | $45 | Online | AEWC-W

Why Do They Act That Way? Proven Strategies to Understand and Stay Connected To Your Teen

Any Day | Any Time | Access for 6 months | $89 | Online | AEWAW-W1

Eastview High School's Counseling Office is here to help with lots of information for you and your family. Check back in this space for the most up-to-date counseling news!

Friday, January 14th Newsletter

Counseling Office Newsletter Archives

Attention current 10th and 11th graders….Planning your college and career? The Mentor Program gives you the opportunity to explore and gain experience as a Junior or Senior. Information meetings are scheduled for parents and/or students on Monday evening, January 31st at 7:00-7:45 pm and for students on February 1st at 7:15-7:30 am and 2:35-3:00 pm. ALL meetings will be in the Learning Commons. Attendance is not required in order to register for this course. See Mr. Wahlund or Mrs. Huhner in C138 if you have any questions.

The School of Environmental Studies in Apple Valley, Minnesota will be holding the annual Environmental College and Career Fair on Tuesday, Feb. 8 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. 25 colleges and environmental organization have confirmed participation.

This event is an arena style "fair" in which colleges provide information about their institutions and offer college/career guidance to students. There is no pre-registration and the event is open to the public.

The School of Environmental Studies is located at: 12155 Johnny Cake Ridge Road, Apple Valley, MN 55124

Questions: Contact Nathan Nelson at: Nathan.nelson@district196.org

**You only have to complete the Mid-Year Report/Grades Request Form if requested by your college(s).

Some colleges request your Mid-Year Report/grades. There is no fee for this transcript request.

Click HERE to complete the Mid-Year Report/Grades Request Form

Note: Mid-Year Reports will be sent beginning Feb. 14th, when quarter 2 grades are finalized. If you have questions, please see Molly Wellik (Molly.Wellik@district196.org) in the Counseling Office.

*If this is your first transcript request to a college, you will need to add it on Naviance and MyPaymentsPlus. DO NOT complete this form for initial transcript request.

Kicking off the New Year, the Minnesota Office of Higher Education, Minnesota Department of Education, ECMC's The College Place Minnesota, and Minnesota Goes to College are launching a series of financial aid webinars for Minnesota students and families as they prepare for the college-going process. All sessions will have simultaneous interpretation in Spanish, Somali, and Hmong. Participants who attend 4 out of 5 sessions will be eligible to win a $500 scholarship.

The series, which runs February 8th through March 1st, will focus on a variety of topics, including general financial aid information, details on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the Minnesota Dream Act for undocumented students, and other ways to pay for college.

February 8, 2022, 7 p.m. — Financial Aid Overview

February 15, 2022, 7 p.m. — Complete the FAFSA

February 17, 2022, 7 p.m. — Complete the MN Dream Act

February 22, 2022, 7 p.m. — Understanding Your Offer Letter

March 1, 2022, 7 p.m. — Scholarship Search

Click here to register for any of the webinars.

Financial Aid Virtual Room at Inver Hills Community College, Monday-Friday 10 AM-2 PM.

Get individual help on your FAFSA from a financial aid officer. You do not need to be attending Inver Hills. They will help you get your FAFSA completed for any school. https://www.inverhills.edu/FinancialAid/index.aspx

Dakota County Library

Dakota County Library now has access to free online FAFSA help, via the library’s Help Now service. Users just need a library card to access it—sign up for a library card online.

Every Wednesday from 2:30-4:30pm

Learning Commons

All students/math levels welcome!

Students should stop by the Counseling Office and get a pass to attend the college/university/military Rep Visit prior to the right visit. These university/college or military visits are small group meetings typically lasting 20-30 minutes. These admission reps are often times the same people that review college applications, so it's a great connection for students.

2/3/2022

9:30am

University of North Dakota

2/10/2022

11:20am

Army National Guard

Where - Indoor track by the weight room doors.

When - Start Tuesday January 18th at 2:45

Who – Anyone interested in Track & Field not in a winter sport

Lilly Peterson will lead

Why – Get ready to be the best athlete you can be this spring

What -wear workout gear and have a water bottle

Anyone interested in joining our spring golf team should come to a parent/player meeting on February 28th at 7:00 PM in the Learning Commons.

Check out our website here: EVHS Girls Golf Website. Contact head coach, Coach Colucci or JV Coach, Alex Currie, if you have any questions. Tamara.k.colucci@apps.district196.org. Alex.currie@apps.district196.org .

VARSITY SPORTS

Over the last two weeks, the Eastview Alpine Skiing teams have been busy wrapping up the regular season and improving their rankings.

On January 18th, the Boys Varsity team took 5th place; Zach Kier, Finn Ward, Noah Rolling, Max Espena, and Nathaniel Reedstrom all scored more than 30 points each for the team. The Girl’s varsity team took 6th place with Elsa Youngberg, Katelyn McClure and Elara Egner adding over 30 points each to the team score and Ellen Heunisch and Steffi Decapia being strong contributors to the team.

On January 21st, the Eastview JV Girls team took 1st place with Elara Egner taking 2nd place overall. Additionally, Rylie Fewell and Lynee Ward also took 3rd and 5th place respectively. The JV Boys team took 2nd place with Finn Ward taking 2nd place overall. Alex Kier, Yuji Suzuya and Grady Barnidge also provided points to the board.

On January 25th, the Varsity teams raced again with the Boys team coming in 4th place and the Girls team taking 5th place. Megan Young took 3rd place overall for the girls and Elsa Youngberg and Katelyn McClure added over 40 points each. Noah Rolling provided a strong 63 points for the boys team score, and Max Espena, Zach Kier and Finn Ward all added over 40 points each.

Last Friday, the JV teams raced again and the JV Boys Team took 1st place with team members Simon Gruman taking 4th, Nathaniel Reedstrom taking 6th, Kaden Biondich taking 7th and Alex Kier taking 8th place in the individual rankings. The Girls JV Team took 2nd place with Elara Egner and Lyndee Ward contributing high points to the team score.

The team has really been working hard and putting on a show for the crowd! Tuesday, February 1st is the last regular varsity race for our seniors Ellen Heunisch and Katelyn McClure. The race is at Buck Hill at 4pm, so come on out to cheer them on!

Lightning Boys Hockey vs. Prior Lake, Sat. Jan. 29

The Lightning Boys lost a tough game to South Suburban rival Prior Lake 4-1 on Saturday with the power play being the pivotal difference between the teams. The boys came out hard with an early barrage on net that forced Prior Lake to take an early penalty. Unfortunately, the boys were unable to score on the power play and it was the Lakers who scored on a subsequent power play roughly halfway through the first period. The Lightning had several strong chances en route to a 12-9 shot advantage, the best occurring when Taylor Cords found himself all alone. However, Prior Lake’s goalie was strong in the first and throughout the game as the first ended with a 1-0 Laker lead.

The Lightning came out hard to start the second and gained some momentum with a Prior Lake five minute major when Ben Keefer was checked from behind about four minutes in. Unfortunately, the Lightning power play was abbreviated by a penalty against the home team. During the ensuing four on four the Lightning and Lakers traded chances and even strength goals with Nick Karam scoring on a hard low point shot that squeezed just inside the far post. Karam made a nice play to change the shot angle and the lone assist went to Cody Domagalski. Although the Lightning gained momentum in narrowing the Laker’s lead to 2-1, they were unable to score on the five minute major when the power play resumed. The Lightning had another power play late in the second and stormed back nearly scoring on several chances including a hard shot by John Kisch that clanked off the crossbar. Once again, Prior Lake’s goalie was a difference maker and the Lightning were outshot 11-6.

The Lightning continued pressuring the Lakers in the third and had another early power play on a Prior Lake slashing penalty. Eastview could not buy a goal and it was Prior Lake scoring another power play goal halfway through the third to take a 3-1 lead. The Lakers would score again at even strength shortly after an Eastview penalty expired late in the period. For the game the Lakers were 2-4 on the power play while the Lightning were 0-6, a reversal from the previous game between these teams when Eastview won by the same score. Only one of the five goals occurred during five on five play and the Lightning were outshot 33-27. In a very physical game with numerous slashing, roughing and elbowing penalties the power play was decisive.

The Lightning next take on Chaska at the Apple Valley Sports Arena on Weds., Feb. 2, followed by a nearly weeklong break before a pivotal South Suburban and section matchup against Rosemount on Tuesday, Feb., 8 also at AVSA. Calling all superfans!

1/25: Eastview Varsity Hockey returned home on Tuesday night and came away with a 2-1 victory over Farmington. Tanner Kronberg scored in the first period to get the Lightning started on a nice tip of a shot by Ryan Moline. Charlie Ortman also got an assist on the goal.

Farmington picked up their pace in the 2nd period with 14 shots on Eastview goalie Jay Svaren and one goal. Eastview also scored in the 2nd period on a nice backhand shot by Cody Domagalski with an assist to John Kisch. The period ended with Eastview ahead 2-1. Scoring chances were tough to come by in the 3rd period and no goals were scored. Svaren and the Lightning defense had a solid game. Svaren’s save percentage is now at a very solid 92% for the season. The win brings Eastview’s overall record to 12-6.

Congratulations to the varsity wrestlers on earning their 5th conference win and defeating Prior Lake 37-30. The Lightning were down 18-30 before winning the last four matches to earn the win. Earning pins were Spencer Lee, Brady Kelley, Luke Habeck, and Jack Stevens. Also earning wins were Carter Harris, Pierce Lewis, Ethan Dupont, and Alex Baccoli. This is the first win against Prior Lake since 2010. Nice win Team 2022: Embrace the Corner.

On Wednesday, the Lightning competed against Farmington earning 5 wins but came up short on the scoreboard losing 27-44. Earning pins were Nolan Enderlein and Cole Frost. Also earning wins were Carter Harris, Ezra Formaneck, and Alex Baccoli.

The wrestlers next competition is on Thursday at home against Burnsville and Tartan beginning at 5:00pm. We will be celebrating the senior wrestlers and their parents.

JV SPORTS

1/29/22 - Eastview Boys JV Hockey Team Loses to Prior Lake

Prior Lake was the first to score in Saturday’s JV boys hockey game against the Lightning. Eastview was on the power play just 4:11 into the first but the Lakers managed a shorthanded goal when they put one through the five hole and took the lead 1-0. The first period was a fast paced match-up with some strong saves by Eastview goalie Blake Jensen, but the Lightning found themselves down 0 - 1 at the end of the first. Eastview only had 4 shots on goal; Prior Lake had 10.

The score remained close throughout the second. With less than one minute left to play in the second, both teams were on a four and four with players in the box from separate penalties. Neither team managed to score in the second. At the end of the period, Eastview was again down 0 – 1 with only 2 shots on net for the period. Jensen kept the Lightning in the game and ended the second with 10 saves for the period.

Eastview finally tied it up 1-1 with 12:58 left in the third with Kevin Woehler tickling the twine. Woehler was assisted by Jaymeson Zackery and Reed Ellingson. The lead did not last long. In less than 30 seconds Eastview let Prior Lake in close to the net and they tapped it in to take the lead again 2-1. The Lightning had an opportunity to score halfway through the third when Prior Lake was assessed a penalty. Unfortunately Eastview was sent to the box shortly thereafter and was back on a four on four. With less than three minutes left in the third, the Lakers came into the net hard and scored to put Prior Lake in the lead 3-1.

Eastview pulled their goalie with 1:04 left in the game, and Prior Lake scored on the open net to bring it to 4-1 Lakers. Final shots on goal for the game were 13 for Eastview and 31 for Prior Lake. The loss dropped Eastview's record to a respectable 13-6-3. The Lightning's next matchup is on Groundhog’s Day, and they will be looking to cast a dark shadow over the Chaska Hawks.

JV Wrestling Announcements - 2/1/2022

The Eastview Lightning JV Wrestling Team competed in a dual meet competition against Prior Lake on Friday, January 28th, 2022 at Eastview.

The Lightning were defeated by Prior Lake by a score of 37-18. Earning wins for the Lightning were Todd Ostler, Laif Lewis, Landon Odegard, and Juan Gonzalez. Hard fought matches were also wrestled by Brock Taylor, Sam Cohen, Riley Myers, Jack McNeeley, Ryder Repke, Colton Hanneman, and Landon O’Neil.

The Eastview Lightning JV Wrestling Team’s current season record stands at 13-2.

9TH GRADE SPORTS

1-29-22 Ninth Grade Wrestling - Individual State Tournament

CONGRATULATIONS to Carter Harris who went 2-2 and placed FOURTH and Landon Odegard who went 4-1 and placed FIFTH at State! Also congratulations to Tommy Schmidt and Jack Bauer who went 1-2 at the Ninth Grade Individual State Tournament. Please congratulate all four wrestlers for their participation in the toughest tournament in the state. The Ninth Grade Grapplers concluded their Ninth Grade season but continue wrestling with their JV counterparts on Saturday at the Armstrong JV Tournament at Armstrong High School on Saturday, February 5th – please join all the coaches in congratulating the ninth-grade wrestlers for their outstanding efforts to date!

NEW: BOYS VOLLEYBALL INFO MEETING

Anyone interested in playing boys volleyball this spring needs to attend an informational meeting on Thursday, February 3rd in room C250. You can either attend a morning meeting at 7:05 am or an after school meeting at 2:35 pm. The meeting will cover all details for the season as well as the remaining open gym and super group schedule between now and the start of season. Come be a part of the fastest growing high school sport in the country!

HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY

Rugby registration is open for our Girls and Boys high school teams.

Our Varsity Boys are looking to defend their State Championship, and are ranked 31st in the Nation in pre-season rankings. Our Varsity Girls program is up and coming, and we expect to challenge at the top in Minnesota this year in building up to our 2023 Scotland Tour.

WE NEED PLAYERS. No experience is necessary. We have many holes to fill and first-year players will get significant playing/starting time. In rugby, everybody plays, everybody carries the ball, and everybody tackles. Rugby suits all body shapes and sizes, and teaches explosiveness, decision-making, and agility. Rugby is the only spring sport that teaches safe and highly effective tackling to improve HS football player performance and to help avoid injury. We are an ISD 196 club sport, meaning Varsity players may earn their letter.

Practice begins on March 6th and the season runs through the end of the school year. More information, including registration links, may be found at https://www.eaasports.org/rugby.

Congratulations to the EVHS speech team for a terrific weekend! Despite splitting the team and competing at two different tournaments, the team took home the FIRST PLACE sweeps trophy at Woodbury/Moorhead and the THIRD PLACE sweeps at Wayzata.

Special recognition to the following students for their top placement in their respective categories:

First Place: Faye Zhang, Rhea Rajvansh, Rhea Saarang, Grace Vreize, Nick Zylstra

Second Place: Godwin Agbara, Morgan Oksendahl, Nate Krekeler, Zoe Champ, Chloe Rousseau, Max Espena, Sahili Atluri, Sigrid Froehlig

Third Place: Cailin Mayotte, Silvie Reitz, Ava Violette, Seeham Seid

Fourth Place: Nate Krekeler, Rhea Rajansh, Bahja Cumar, Chloe Larson, John Rasmussen

Current sophomores and current juniors are eligible to complete a candidate form. It is strongly encouraged that the eligible candidate have a cumulative 3.8 GPA or higher.

Optional informational meetings will be held on Wednesday, March 2 at 7:10 AM in C232 and Friday, March 4 at 2:30 PM in C232. Interested candidates are strongly encouraged to attend ONE of the meetings.

If a candidate is unable to attend an informational meeting, more info can be found here: https://sites.google.com/view/eastviewnhs/home

CANDIDACY FORMS MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA THIS FORM BEFORE MARCH 18, 2022 AT 2:45 PM.

Responsibility matters, therefore, late Candidacy Forms will not be considered.

A blank Google Doc Candidacy Form can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ViU5QSgyl6tkkHhlXqzgvITdVp51rTSqUienK1mDofY/edit?usp=sharing

The Submission Form (Due 3/18/22) can be found here:

https://forms.gle/4g8HRCEnjhvB7Jkh8

If you have questions, see Mr. Kelly in C232 or email him at john.kelly@district196.org

Climate Action Club will meet Thursday Feb 3rd at 2:35 in C337. We will announce the winner of the recycling contest and award their trophy next week and use the winners' recycling to create a sculpture! Everyone is welcome to help!

Eastview’s competition One Act play will advance to the Section finals on Wednesday, February 2nd at Simley High School. Their play Rinse, Repeat will compete against 4 other One Act plays from the 3AA section. The first place school will advance to the State Festival at St. Catherine’s University on February 10th!

Do you like to sing or dance? Come audition for BRAVO! The theme this year is The Best of Bravo!: Celebrating 25 Years.

The audition consists of 2 parts; singing and dancing. Click here for Audition Information.

Auditions are:

Tuesday, February 1 from 2:45 - 5:15pm

Wednesday, February 2 from 2:45 - 8:15pm

Sign up for an audition time here.

Looking to try something new? Looking for the “ thing" that will compliment your current athletics and sports? Come harness up and climb with us!. No experience needed. We meet every Thursday at 3:30pm at Vertical Endeavors - Bloomington. Cost $16/session. Carpooling is available first come, first serve too! Email: EVHSRockClimbing@gmail.com for more details!

Eastview High School's announcements are sent out bi-weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays. An announcement archive can be found at www.evhs.district196.org.

Email: Eastview@district196.org
Website: evhs.district196.org
Location: 6200 140th Street West, Apple Valley, MN 55124
Phone: 952-431-8900
Facebook: facebook.com/EastviewHighSchool
Twitter: @EVHSLightning