EVHS Bi-Weekly Announcements

Important Dates

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

2022 Winterfest Week (March 7 - March 11)

Winterfest Spirit Dress-Up Days:

Monday: PJ Day (Wear cozy pajamas.)

Tuesday: Jersey Day (Wear a sports jersey of your choosing.)

Wednesday: Anything But A Backpack Day (Bring your stuff to school in anything but a backpack. Be creative!)

Thursday: COLOR DAY & Pepfest (Grade 9 wears white, 10 wears gray, 11 wears blue, & 12 wears black.)

Friday 3/11: Winterfest “Black & White” Semi-Formal Dance, 8-11 PM

Cost: $10.00. Online sales only. No cash. Dance tickets may be purchased here. EVHS Students ONLY. No Guests. Dress Note: Wear black and white; it can be as simple as a t-shirt or as elaborate as a formal dress or shirt/tie. Students should bring their Student IDs. Face masks required.

Introducing A New Tradition: The Winterfest Trophy

Earn Winterfest Trophy Points for your grade by participating in Winterfest Dress-Up Days, Events, and Service Projects. There will be QR Code check-in at each Winterfest event.

February is BE THE CHANGE month for the Eastview Community Foundation. It is a month of exciting fundraising events aimed at supporting grants, scholarships and Random Acts of Kindness funds at Eastview and our twelve community schools (including Diamond Path, Greenleaf, Highland, Oak Ridge, Thomas Lake, Blackhawk, Falcon Ridge, Scott Highlands, SES, ALC, Dakota Ridge and EVHS).

BE THE CHANGE allows for engagement at a variety of levels, so please consider one (or more) of the following:

• Make a one-time donation – any amount helps
• Become a sustaining member – for as little as $5/month
• Attend the WOMEN CREATING CHANGE event – Thursday, February 17th at Vendella in Eagan
• Shop our amazing online silent auction – available online from Feb 18 – Feb 28 (link will follow)
• Donate to our silent auction – we are still looking for donations; email sheri.langen@evcf.org
• Support our EVCF restaurant nights (they donate 20% of sales when you mention EVCF):
• Tuesday, February 15 @ Café Zupas (4:00-pm-9:00pm)
• Thursday, February 24 @ Panda Express (10:30am – 9:00pm)

To date, the EVCF has given

• over $250,000 in grants to EVHS and our member schools
• over $1.3 million dollars to our EVHS graduating seniors
• over $150,000 in Random Acts of Kindness funds to EVHS and our member schools

The Flash is Eastview's weekly student news production. Check out the February 16th episode here.

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

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.

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.

BINGO VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

We are in need of several volunteers for our BINGO night on March 6th. Please click this SIGNUP GENIUS to see how you can help.

DONATE TO BINGO SILENT AUCTION

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.

SENIOR PARTY KICKOFF VIDEO

Did you miss the senior party kickoff video? Here it is! Senior Party Kickoff Video

FUNDRAISING NIGHT AT PANERA

Put away the pots and pans and have dinner at Apple Valley Panera on Thursday, February 24th from 4-8pm. A portion of sales goes to support the Eastview High School All-Night Grad Party! You can also skip the line and order online at panerabread.com and enter the code: PRFUND at checkout. Click here for more information

STORAGE ROOM NEEDED

For the past several years, a former EV parent had generously donated a locked storage room in the basement of a business in Lakeville. We need to vacate this facility in June 2022 and are in need of a new space! Can anyone help?! This could be a lockable room in a business building, an actual storage space, or any other creative ideas people have! If you are able to help or have some ideas, please reach out at eastviewseniorparty@gmail.com

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

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.

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.**

Parents ...

Who are Jews and What is Antisemitism?

Wed | Mar 2 | 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. | $25 | Live Online

Students...

Have a Ball (ages 6-16)

On the menu Birthday Cake Balls, S'Mores Balls, PB & J Balls
Wed | Mar 9 | 6:00 - 7:00 P.M. | $30 | FRMS

Prairie Fire Children's Theatre Peter Pan (ages 7-18)
Mon-Sat | Mar 21-26 | 9:00 a.m.-1:15 p.m., plus showtimes | 6 sessions | $109 if registered before March 1, $119 thereafter | EHS

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, February 18 Newsletter

Counseling Office Newsletter Archives

Rosemount High School is hosting a College Fair on Thursday, March 3, 2022 from 4:30pm – 6:00pm.

You will have an opportunity to meet with representatives from over 100 area colleges/universities, community and technical colleges, professional schools and military organizations.

More information can be found: www.mn-acac.org

You can pre-register your information for this fair at www.strivefair.com

Seniors who live in the city of Eagan! The Eagan Community Foundations scholarship application is now open! Deadline is March 1st.

Students that live in or go to school in Eagan are encouraged to submit an application. Students can learn more about the process through this video presentation. Awards are based on a variety of criteria including community involvement, field of study, those who have persevered through hardships in life, participation in sports and school activities, academic merit and financial need. Only scholarships that are based on financial need require a copy of the front page of your Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA. Be sure and file your FAFSA by the scholarship deadline.

Bilingual and Multilingual Seals and World Language Certificates are provided to high school graduates who demonstrate the required levels of language proficiency in speaking, writing, reading and listening for languages other than English, including American Sign Language (ASL) and American Indian (indigenous) languages in grades 11 and 12, regardless of how the language was learned. (Bilingual and multilingual seals are awarded upon graduation. World language proficiency certificates can be awarded when students meet proficiency requirements.)

The Bilingual SEALS Exam will take place on Tuesday, April 5th at Eastview High School in the Learning Commons computer labs. (This is scheduled on the same date as the Flexible Learning Day for seniors.) There will be a second test date announced for students who are interested in taking more than one test.

To achieve a seal, students must satisfactorily complete all required English Language Arts credits and demonstrate proficiency in another language through language proficiency assessments approved by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE). To achieve a certificate, students must demonstrate proficiency in another language through language proficiency assessments approved by MDE. The assessments are an online test of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. The state-approved assessments are:

· American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL), Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) Arabic, Mandarin (Simplified and Traditional), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Thai, and

· Standards-based Measurement of Proficiency Assessments (STAMP) Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin (Simplified and Traditional), Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian and Spanish.

· Additional SEALS Exams that are being offered: Oromo, Somali, Amharic, Czech, Dakota/Lakota, Ojibwe, Hmong, Karen, Vietnamese or Tamil.

Students may also be able to receive college credits at a MnSCU (Minnesota State Colleges and Universities) school. (The University of Minnesota is not included in the MnSCU system). The necessary levels of proficiency and recognition are:

• ACTFL Intermediate Low level: World Language Proficiency Certificate and 2 semesters of possible credit
• ACTFL Intermediate High level: Gold Bilingual or Multilingual Seal and 3 semesters of possible credit
• ACTFL Advanced Low level: Platinum Bilingual or Multilingual Seal and 4 semesters of possible credit
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*Additional information regarding Proficiency levels can be found on ACTFL.org https://www.actfl.org/publications/guidelines-and-manuals/actfl-proficiency-guidelines-2012

Students who are interested in taking the Bilingual SEALS Exam students can register online at https://www.district196.org/academics/bilingual-and-multilingual-seals-and-certificates.

Registration is open now and closes on Tuesday March 1, 2022.

If you have any questions, please contact Liz Perona at elizabeth.perona@district196.org or Suze Fulford at Susanne.fulford@distrcit196.org

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.

2/24/2022

9:30am

Northland College

2/24/2022

1:40pm

Upper Iowa University

2/28/2022

7:40am

University of East Anglia (UEA)

2/28/2022

1:40pm

Pacific Lutheran University

3/1/2022

7:40am

University of Wisconsin-River Falls

3/1/2022

12:45pm

Savannah College of Art & Design - SCAD

Dance Team: The Lightning were crowned Section Champions in both Jazz and High Kick to earn a return trip to state in both divisions! They will compete in Jazz Prelims on Friday, February 18th at Target Center. The AA/AAA Jazz Prelims session will start at 2:00. Eastview will compete at approximately 2:12 p.m. The top six teams will advance to Finals at 7:15 p.m. Friday night. They will compete in High Kick Prelims on Saturday, February 19th at Target Center. The AA/AAA High Kick Prelims session will start at 2:00. Eastview will compete at approximately 2:12 p.m. The top six teams will advance to High Kick Finals at 7:15 p.m. Saturday night. They have now qualified for state 25 years in a row……every single year since Eastview has been open! Saturday night was their 18th consecutive Section title in Jazz and 36th and 37th Section titles overall since the school opened. Congrats to all athletes and coaches on another amazing season and good luck at State!

Wrestling: The Eastview Wrestling Team will enter the Section 2AAA Tournament this week. The Team Tournament is Friday, February 18th at Prior Lake starting at 4:00. The Lightning are the #3 Seed in the team tournament and will face #6 Seed Rosemount in the Quarterfinals. The Semis and Finals will follow the same night. The Individual Tournament will be held Friday, February 25th and Saturday, February 26th at Eastview High School. All Individual and Team State Qualifiers will participate in the State Tourney at Xcel Center March 2-5.

Swim and Dive: The Boys Swim and Dive Regular Season regular season wrapped up Tuesday night vs. Rosemount and they are now prepping for Sections. Their Section Swim Prelims will be held February 23rd at Bluewater Aquatic in Apple Valley. The Diving Competition is February 24th at Dakota Hills Middle School and then Swim Finals are back at Bluewater on February 25th. Individuals and Relays that qualify for the State Meet will compete at the U of M March 3-5.

Who should attend: 7th grade – 12th grade players and/or parents who are interested in getting the details of try outs for Eastview Softball.

What will be covered: Dates, times, location, expectations, registration info, etc.

When: February 28th @ 7:00 PM

Where: Zoom – https://district196-org.zoom.us/j/85321763400?pwd=Q0FBakxnc25IVWt4dUs3SDhqdFZvUT09

Meeting ID if needed: 853 2176 3400

Password if needed: softball

The clothing order for Girls Track and Field is up and running on our Schoology page. Orders are due by the 20th of February.

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

Attention Boys Golfers: There will be a meeting for all non-returning boys golfers wanting to try out for the golf team this spring on Thursday, February 24th at 2:35 in lecture room C250. Topics for discussion will include the tryout process and schedule, registration, off-season training and the spring Varsity and JV schedule. If you are unable to attend the meeting please see Coach Wanous in the counseling office after the 24th to get forms to fill out. Tryouts will begin after spring break on Monday, March 28th.

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

Boys Hockey at Apple Valley, Tues., Feb. 15

The Lightning boys were hosted by rival Apple Valley on Tuesday, coming away with a big 6-2 win in a critical game for section three playoff seeding.

Eastview opened the scoring on a power play goal by Zach Wooten just four minutes in. Wooten buried a rebound on a shot by John Kisch with an assist also going to senior goalie Connor Christian. Christian would make a pivotal stop just two minutes later as Apple Valley broke free on a two on one that preserved the Lightning 1-0 lead that held through the first period. The Lightning held a 13-8 advantage in shots for the first.

Apple Valley fought back and opened the scoring four minutes into the second just as an Eastview penalty was ending. The Lightning responded with sustained pressure during an extended shift when Defenseman Gabe Tritschler and Ben Keefer launched a sustained volley of shots, culminating in Charlie Ortman drawing a hooking penalty. Eastview needed less than 10 seconds to score as Logan Opgrand sent a rocket from the left circle over the Eagle net minder with assists going to Wooten and John Kisch. The Lightning lead was threatened by a questionable boarding major that was followed two and a half minutes later by an Apple Valley penalty. Those penalties punctuated a chippy part of the game as players had to be separated on two occasions as two sets of off-setting minors were called. Apple Valley tied the game late in the period after Eastview was assessed a penalty for too many men on the ice. The Eagles were assessed another penalty in the last minute that brought the period total to 23 minutes in penalties. Shots in the period totaled 9-8 in favor of Apple Valley.

The Lightning began the third on the power play but took control of the game with an even strength goal three minutes in when Wooten scored his second on the night on a nice feed from Jordan Larkee. An assist also went to Nick Karam. Cody Domagalski got into the action with a short-handed tally after picking off a pass from the Eagle goalie. Suddenly down by two goals, Apple Valley began taking chances in the offensive zone leading to Tanner Kronberg’s snipe with assists going to Jordan Brothers and Tritschler. Brothers closed out the scoring with an unassisted tally with four minutes left. The Lightning made a statement in the third with four consecutive goals en route to a 13-3 dominance in the shot total.

The decisive victory lifted the Lightning’s record to 14-9 and will help their cause in section three seeding. The power play performance was strong converting on two of four opportunities but the team would obviously like to restore its penalty kill to early season performance and even better reduce the number of penalties against. The Lightning take on Shakopee at the Apple Valley Sports Arena in Senior Day on Saturday, before beginning the Section Playoffs on Tuesday, February 22. Calling all Superfans to help close out the season!

JV SPORTS

2/17/22 Eastview Boys JV Hockey drops a hard-fought battle with the Cougars from Lakeville South

Lakeville started the scoring at the 6:38 mark of the first period with an even strength goal. The Cougars cashed in on a rebound from Lightning goalie Kaden Goff #1. Eastview tied the game at 1-1 at 13:26 on an even strength goal from Jaymeson Zackery #37 with an assist going to Caleb Nelson #20. Not to be outdone, the Cougars deposited a loose puck in front of the Lightning net with just 38 seconds left in the period to take a 2-1 lead into the locker room. Shots for the first period were even at 11 – 11.

The second period saw the Lightning not allow a shot on goal to the Cougars until late in the period. Neither team was able to capitalize on their limited scoring opportunities and the period ended with the score still 2-1 in favor of the Cougars. An entertaining period that saw the eventual shots pretty even at 6 shots for Eastview and 5 for Lakeville South. Shots for the game were 17 – 16 in favor of Eastview.

The third period was another tight period with both teams taking care of the puck, playing good defense and getting solid goal tending. The period remained scoreless until late when the Lightning pulled Kaden Goff #1 in favor of an extra skater in a furious push to tie the game. The Cougars were able to notch an open net goal with just 6 seconds left to make the final score 3-1 for Lakeville South. Shots in the 3rd period were 11 – 10 for the lightning, resulting in total shots for the game of 28 – 26 in favor of Eastview.

Kaden Goff #1 was solid in net for Eastview, stopping 25 of 27 shots. The lightning record fell to a respectable 15-9-3 for the year (13-9-2 for the regular season). The lighting wrap-up their season on Saturday February 19, 2022, against Shakopee on Senior Day at the Apple Valley Sports Arena at noon.

2/16/2022 – Eastview Boys JV Hockey Team Bounces Back to Defeat Apple Valley Eagles

Your Eastview boys JV hockey team showed up to play earlier this week against the Apple Valley Eagles. The Lightning took an early 1-0 lead on their seventh shot on goal of the game when forward Parker Cameron put the Lightning on the board halfway through the first period. Linemates Jaymeson Zackery and Caleb Nelson were credited with the assist. The Eagles fought back and scored on their third shot of the game to tie the score 1-1. At the end of the first, the score remained tied, and Eastview ended the period with 18 shots on goal. The Lightning held Apple Valley to 5 shots on goal in the first.

The second period was an even battle on the ice and ended in a 1-1 tie. Apple Valley increased their total shots on goal to 14 through the end of the second, and Eastview had 24 shots on net. Eastview goalie Blake Jensen was strong between the pipes and made several big saves throughout the game.

Just 1:27 into the third, Eastview forward Caleb Nelson broke the tie and deked out an Apple Valley player to put the Lightning in a 2-1 lead. Nelson was assisted by defender Owen Ikubo. Lightning forward Luke Wasilowski had a sweet shot from the slot to put Eastview in a comfortable 3 -1 lead with 8 minutes left in the third. Wasilowski was assisted by Louis Rogers with a nice pass out front and by defensiveman Kevin Woehler. The Eagles brought it to 3-2 with 2:28 left in the third on a two on one rush to the net.

Apple Valley pulled their goalie late in the third, and the Lightning took advantage of the open net when Jaymeson Zackery tipped in an open net shot from Caleb Nelson to put Eastview ahead 4-2. Final score of the game was 4-2 Lightning with Eastview notching 20 shots on goal. Eastview goalie Blake Jensen faced 41 shots on goal and ended the night with 39 saves.

JV Wrestling Announcements

2/17/2022

The Eastview Lightning JV Wrestling Team competed in the South Suburban Conference JV Invite at Lakeville South on Saturday February 12th, 2022.

Lightning wrestlers claiming 1st place in the Gold Division were: Todd Ostler, Landon Odegard, Colton Hanneman, and Landon O’Neil.

Finishing in 3rd or 4th place were: Sam Cohen, Calvin Lema, and Traveon Garcia.

Finishing in 5th or 6th place were: Levi Ruyle and Ryder Repke.

Lightning wrestlers claiming 1st place in the Silver Division were: Brock Taylor, Logan Myers, Damien Mogere, Juan Gonzalez, and Miguel Zagal.

Finishing in 2nd place were: Hafiz Masoumi, Laif Lewis, Kye Brouchet, Logan Ostler, Nick Leichner, and Austin Finne.

Finishing in 3rd or 4th place were: Ben Nguyen, Aiden Frost, Jack McNeeley, Dominic Petti, Eli Zillhardt, and Saqib Kanwar.

The Eastview Lightning JV Wrestling Team completed the season with a 15-2 record in dual meet competitions and an overall match record of 219-171.

NEW: BOYS VOLLEYBALL

The next open gym for boys volleyball is Monday night, February 21 from 6-8pm in the EVHS main gym (enter through door 2). Anyone interested in playing this spring is encouraged to attend this or future open gyms…the season starts when we return from spring break. Talk to Coach Ryan Dehnel if you have questions. Ryan.dehnel@district196.org

For boys who KNOW they plan to play, register in MyPaymentsPlus soon. There is no fee in there, but payments for the season will be collected just before or after spring break.

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.

Eastview defeated Visitation in the Mock Trial Regional Championship round on Tuesday, February 16, earning a berth in the 16-team State Tournament March 3-4. This is Eastview’s 5th straight year advancing to the Minnesota State Bar Association’s State Tournament.

• Eastview’s Defense witnesses (Kristine Joseph, Elie Tate & Finn Bofelli) each earned perfect scores.
• Senior Elie Tate was selected as Best Witness for her portrayal of the expert investigator.
• Junior Breanna Price, was awarded Best Attorney, along with attorneys Anna Singh and Sigrid Froehlig who successfully argued for defendant Taylor Blair (portrayed by Kristine Joseph).
• Prosecution team members were Raavi Singh, Momo Lee, Ian Machalek, Kelly Diep and Shruti Chandrasekar.

Our team is coached by Jeff Anderson and Scott Oxley.

Spanish club will meet on Wed, Feb 23 at 2:35 in room B326. We will watch the movie “Encanto.” Students should bring a snack to share. All are welcome!

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

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