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Interaction of Europe
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Individual
in Society
Classroom
Posters
AP
Euro
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States and Other
Institutions of
Power
Shivani Alapati
Alexis Anderson
Kathryn Hinderaker
Rachel Angrimson
Hannah Hoff
Poverty and
Prosperity
Archat Iyer
Noah Brown
Michelle Ji
Charles Cahow
Garrett Johnson
Abraham Carter
Lyle Johnson
Carly Challgren
Maren Johnson
Henry Clinton
Shretij Kapoor
Nicole Crashell
Kevin Kayser
Dan Dao
Jeremy Koletar
Dina Davydenko
Hemanth Kumar
Anthony Deziel
Dillon Kurila
Casey Dravis
Kyle LaMott
VALEDICTORIANS
Taylor Leighton
Julia Luciano
Anoohya Muppirala
Kara Sjostrom
Writing Studio
SALUTATORIANS
Hannah Hoff
Tanner Leighton
Brittney Sjulstad
TOP SCHOLARS
Muskaan Goyal
Hannah Hoff
Tanner Leighton
Taylor Leighton
Julia Luciano
Anoohya Muppirala
Amanda Myroniuk
Kara Sjostrom
Brittney Sjulstad
Lucy Stephenson
Sydney Tait
Student writing is at the center of course instruction. Students develop skills
in generating and gathering ideas for a paper, drafting, revising, and editing.
Students share their writing with others in the class (peers and instructor),
receive frequent feedback from the instructor and peers, and read and
respond carefully to the work of their classmate.
GRADUATES WITH HIGHEST HONORS
Shivani Alapati
Alexis Anderson
Kendall Bradley
Noah Brown
Charles Cahow
Abraham Carter
Carly Challgren
Henry Clinton
Nicole Crashell
Dan Dao
Anthony Deziel
Muskaan Goyal
Ribhav Gupta
Kathryn Hinderaker
Hannah Hoff
Archat Iyer
Michelle Ji
Garrett Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Shretij Kapoor
Kevin Kayser
Jeremy Koletar
Hemanth Kumar
Dillon Kurila
Kyle LaMott
Benjamin Lanning
Helen Larson
Tanner Leighton
Taylor Leighton
Emily Lekah
Justin Lu
Apoorva Malarvannan
Megan Matalamaki
Joseph Mosset
Anoohya Muppirala
Joseph Parkhill
Varoon Pazhyanur
Christopher Roos
Kaitlyn Ryan
Spencer Sawyer
Carter Schwartz
William Selby
Rostyslav Simonov
Kara Sjostrom
MacKenzie Skipper
Matthew Slane
Benjamin Slotten
Jacob Sobiech
Lucy Stephenson
Veronica Swanson
Sydney Tait
Rahul Tiwari
Mitchell Walstad
Sonya Yermishkin
Danielle Zhang
Van Duong
Benjamin Lanning
Madeline Fisher
Helen Larson
Muskaan Goyal
Tanner Leighton
Madison Guebert
Taylor Leighton
Ribhav Gupta
Emily Lekah
Lauren Herland
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Peter Liffrig
Students of the Year - 2015
Class of 2015 Information
College in the Schools:
Objective
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and Subjective
Visions
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NATIONAL MERIT PROGRAM
Art .......................................................................................................................Peter Liffrig
Business & Marketing ...................................................................................Kendall Qualey
Dance ............................................................................................................Ashuna Moore
English/Language Arts........................................................................................ Van Duong
English Language Learner ........................................................................Saron Mengesha
Family & Consumer Science ...................................................................Rachel Angrimson
Instrumental Music ...................................................................................... Maren Johnson
Mathematics ................................................................................................. Matthew Slane
Physical/Safety/Wellness Education ...............................................................Casey Dravis
Science ........................................................................................................... Ribhav Gupta
Social Studies ............................................................................................ Samuel Penders
Special Services ........................................................................................ Sahra Mohamed
Technology ................................................................................................. Branson Reasor
Vocal Music ................................................................................................ Madeline Fisher
Work Experience Program .........................................................................Dina Davydenko
World Language ....................................................................................... Taylor Thompson
NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS
Muskaan Goyal
Shretij Kapoor
Justin Lu
Apoorva Malarvannan
Christopher Roos
NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED
Kendall Bradley
Nicole Crashell
Ribhav Gupta
Michelle Ji
Garrett Johnson
Benjamin Lanning
Varoon Pazhyanur
Kaitlyn Ryan
Spencer Sawyer
Rostyslav Simonov
MacKenzie Skipper
Matthew Slane
Benjamin Slotten
Fine Arts Student of the Year .............................................................Apoorva Malarvannan
Performing Arts Student of the Year ............................................................... Mason Swain
Student Scholar Artist of the Year ...........................................................................Justin Lu
Student Athletes of the Year ..................................................................... Madison Guebert
Cole McDevitt
Student Scholar Athletes of the Year ............................................................... Julia Luciano
Jacob Wilson
“Triple A” Award ........................................................................................... Lauren Herland
Justin Lu
* Students earn 4 elective college credits through this class (if course is completed).
Major Assignments:
Personal Narrative (2-3 pages), Analysis of a Social Issue (2-3 pages),
Analysis of Rhetorical Devices in an Essay (1-2 pages), and
Short Research Paper (4-5 pages)
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Textbooks and Supplies:
• 40 Model Essays: A Portable Anthology by Jane E. Aaron and Ellen Kuhl
Repetto
• They Say, I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing by Gerald Graff
and Cathy Birkenstein
• Voice Lessons by Nancy Dean
Julia Luciano
Apoorva Malarvannan
Megan Matalamaki
Cole McDevitt
Saron Mengesha
Sahra Mohamed
Ashuna Moore
Joseph Mosset
Anoohya Muppirala
Amanda Myroniuk
Joseph Parkhill
Varoon Pazhyanur
Samuel Penders
Kendall Qualey
Branson Reasor
Christopher Roos
Kaitlyn Ryan
Spencer Sawyer
William Selby
Rostyslav Simonov
Kara Sjostrom
Brittney Sjulstad
MacKenzie Skipper
Matthew Slane
Benjamin Slotten
Jacob Sobiech
Lucy Stephenson
Mason Swain
Veronica Swanson
Sydney Tait
Taylor Thompson
Rahul Tiwari
Mitchell Walstad
Jacob Wilson
Sonya Yermishkin
Danielle Zhang
Carter Schwartz
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Pops Concert ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thursday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Jazz Concert (EHS, DHMS, BHMS Jazz Ensembles) --------------------------- Tuesday, December 17 at 7:00 p.m.
Mid-Winter Concerts------------------------------------------------------------- Monday, January 27 at 6:30 & 8:00 p.m.
Drumline Invitational** (gym) ----------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, February 1 at 6:00 p.m.
Late Winter Band Concerts ------------------------------------------------------ Monday, March 17 at 6:30 & 8:00 p.m.
Jazz Band Concert (with Guest Artist Greg Keel playing saxophone) ---------Thursday, March 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Concerto Concert (Wind Ensemble with senior soloists) ------------------------------- Monday, May 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Spring Concert and Awards
9th Grade Bands ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday, June 2 at 7:00 p.m.
10th, 11th, 12th Grade Bands----------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday, June 3 at 7:00 p.m.
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Dr. Randall W. Peterson
DIAMOND PATH ELEMENTARY
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STUDENT SERVICES
Mr. Bruce Miller
Dakota Ridge School
Dakota Ridge School
Department Leader for
Counseling & Student Services:
Ms. Carita Green
Counseling Faculty
Ms. Terri Greener
Ms. Larinda Hodges
Ms. Anne Scholen
Mr. Mark Wanous
Rob Duchscher, Chairperson
Jackie Magnuson, Vice Chairperson
Gary Huusko, Clerk
Art Coulson, Treasurer
Joel Albright, Director
Mike Roseen, Director
Bob Schutte, Director
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Saturday, Septe
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Rosemount High 13, 2014 at 5:00 p.m.
School “Irish”
Stadium
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Conference Champs:
• South Suburban 2014
• Section 3 Champs:
2014
• State Runner-Up:
Our Learning Facility
Technology; an
built-in LCD’s and SMART
to computer
classroom design includes
connections; a 4:1 student
Our state-of-the-art digital
with digital
building-wide wireless network/Internet
a two-level learning commons
infrastructure that includes
labs; 1:1 9th grade iPad program;
a 650 seat Performing
ratio; student mobile computing fully-equipped television and digital editing studios,
dance program;
and
studio and full-time curricular which is adjacent
library research capabilities
scene shop; a dedicated dance
center
a 4,500 square foot fitness
Arts Center with a fly loft and
surrounding the main gym;
stadiums.
four gyms with a running track
recreational facilities and competition
to 200 acres of playing fields,
150, 000
Our Learning Community
of Minneapolis & St. Paul.
and is located 15 miles south
miles
square
110
schools.
6 middle & 5 high
District 196 encompasses
are served in 18 elementary,
residents and 27,000 students
or
Our Faculty
Approximately 80% hold masters
are engaged in
by 230 faculty and staff members.
College readiness is perpetuated more years of professional experience. All faculty members instruction.
10 or
extensive action research informs
doctorate degrees. 75% have
of professional practice, where
focused collaborative teams
Counseling Office: 952.431.8914
Fax: 952.431.8932
CEEB Code: 242123
BOARD
DiSTRiCT 196 SChOOL
Rob Duchscher, Chairperson
Jackie Magnuson, Vice Chairperson
Gary Huusko, Clerk
Art Coulson, Treasurer
Joel Albright, Director
Mike Roseen, Director
Bob Schutte, Director
Preparatory Curriculum
AVID; STEM
Comprehensive & College
Placement; College in the Schools;an in-school
including: Honors & Advanced
and vocal music, which includes
15 subject areas are offered,
emphasis on instrumental
Education and work
Scholar Program, five languages; dance; Career Development opportunities; Special
&
interests to support
private lesson program; theater designed to personalize the students learning and
are
plan to meet their
program alternatives. Courses
an individualized learning
are engaged in developing
college readiness. All students
at www.district196.org/evhs.
curriculum guide is posted
learning needs and goals. A
Schools Courses (CiS)
and U of M College in the
and grade levels to
Advanced Placement, honors
are offered across the curriculum
courses
intellectual
their
and extending
Advanced Placement and Honors/Accelerated
students interested in challengingthe associated AP Exam. 90% of
meet the special needs of high-performing
Placement course and
students take an Advanced
potential. Over half of our
Exam.
a 3 or better score on an AP
those students will receive
Graduation Credit Requirements
years)
e Courses
English/Language Arts (4
12.00
Advanced Placement/Colleg
AP Psychology
Social Studies (4 years)
12.00
AP Biology
AP Statistics
Mathematics (3 years)
9.00
AP Calculus AB, BC
AP Studio Art
Science (3 years)
9.00
AP Chemistry
Calculus
Multivariable
Physical Education
3.75
AP Econ- Macro/Micro
Ed.
Differential Equations
Wellness (Health) and Safety
3.00
AP European History
Linear Algebra
Elective courses
17.25
AP U.S. History
CIS English
AP Lang./Composition
for graduation
CIS French
66.00 Quarter credits
AP Lit./Composition
CIS Spanish
Science
AP Computer
CIS Anatomy Physiology
AP Physics B, C
6200 140th St. West | Apple
Valley, MN 55124 | 952.431.8900
http://www.district196.org/evhs
Newsletters
Calendars
Handbooks
Note Pads
Tickets/Passes
plus much more...
DeerwooD
elementary School
Hope
Nicole Frovik
Principal
Phone: 952-431-8350
VM: 651-683-6969 ext. 92629
FAX: 952-431-8346
nicole.frovik@district196.org
JAMES LYNCH
Congratulations
on your acceptance to college!
Staff Handbook
2015-2016
Cards and Flyers
www.district196.org/evhs/athletics/camps
Goals
• Teach Fundamentals of the Swing
• Short Game
• Teach Game Improvement Drills
• Golf Etiquette and Rules
• Teach Golf Course Safety
• Have Fun ! ! Beginners Welcome
• Every Golfer on the course will have a Positive Experience
Session Stations:
• Driving Range
• Putting
• Chipping
• Pitching
• Specialty Shots
• On Course Play for All Levels
All lessons will include proper technique of the grip, stance,
posture, alignment, swing, rules of golf, etiquette, course
management, and mental game.
Camp Includes:
1. Four(4) Days of Instruction.
2. Instruction led by Licensed Teachers covering all areas of
the game.
3. Camp T-Shirt and Prizes.
4. Fun, educational and safe golfing experience.
Eagan
Wildcats
Call a Camp Director for further information!
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 Score under 60 for 9 holes
 Score under 50 for 9 holes
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Regular Camp - $95 (entering grades 2-5)
 Session 1
July 9-12
9:00-10:45 a.m.
 Session 2 early July 16-19
9:00-10:45 a.m.
 Session 2 late
July 16-19
1:30-3:15 p.m.
 Session 3
July 23-27
11:30 a.m. -1:15 p.m.
Development Camp - $145 (entering grades 6-12)
Open to individuals of any ability level
 Session 1
July 9-12
11:15 a.m. -1:15 p.m.
 Session 2
July 16-19
11:15 a.m. -1:15 p.m.
 Session 3
July 23-27
9:00-11:00 a.m.
I would like to be paired with: ______________________________
Pease Read and Sign: I give my child permission to attend the Golf
Camp and agree to take full responsibility for accidents and injuries.
______________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Please mail registration form and check to :
Mark Wanous, Golf Camp Director
c/o Eastview High School
6200 140th Street West
Apple Valley, MN 55124-6912
Make check payable to: Eastview High School
Elementary School
945 Wescott Road
Eagan, Minnesota 55123
Lisa Carlson, Principal
(651) 683-6990
Fax (651) 683-6883
www.district196.org/wl
Congratulations
on your acceptance to college!
L-A-THON
BOW
Saturday, October 11, 2014
The last four years has been an anticipation of
this wonderful moment. Congratulations on
Noon to 3:00 p.m. all of the hard work you have done to allow
this moment to be a reality. Thank you for
BOwl
your involvement, investment, leadership, and
ApplE plAcE
devotion to the program. We are proud of your
cost: $20.00 per person
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success
and being a face for the future.
(includes pizza buffet Noon-1:00pm
or
cost: $10.00 per person
(bowling only 1:00-3:00 pm)
• Register your team now at Apple Place
Bowl, individual bowlers welcome.
• Raffle tickets for sale - $1 each
• Please join us for this fundraiser hosted
by the RVPE Foundation.
• All proceeds benefit River Valley Project
Explore, serving adults with disabilities.
For more
information contact
Edgar Samuelson
at 651-308-2733 or
Elaine Becker
at 952-431-8855.
The RVPE Foundation is a public charity
organization exempt under section 501
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3825 Glacier Drive
The last four years has been an anticipation of
this wonderful moment. Congratulations on
all of the hard work you have done to allow
this moment to be a reality. Thank you for
your involvement, investment, leadership, and
devotion to the program. We are proud of your
success and being a face for the future.
Parkview Golf Club • 1310 Cliff Road, Eagan, MN
July 9-12 • July 16-19 • July 23-27
Camp Directors:
Brian Johnson: Eagan HS Head Boys Golf Coach
2005 MN State HS Championship Coach
Cell: 612-824-8552
Emal: brian.johnson@district196.org
Mark Wanous: Eastview HS Head Boys Golf Coach
2009 MN State HS Individual Champion Coach
Cell: 612-210-2729
Emal: mark.wanous@district196.org
Bob Boldus:
Eastview HS Head Girls Golf Coach
PGA Golf Teaching Professional - Class A
Cell: 952-201-5670
Emal: robert.boldus@district196.org
Name: ________________________________________________
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personal
graders are provided a touchstone college readiness
Creative and progressive structuring
learning. All 9th and 10th
to support focused and engaged of interdisciplinary learning teams, providing a challenging
learning plan.
learning experience as members by a conscientious team of teachers and an individualized semester and fullthrough quarter, trimester,
academic experience, supported
time and
and teaming are facilitated
Within the traditional foundation,
Student/teacher phasing, platooning
single period and block scheduling.levels, ability and curriculum. The foundation
year courses, taught in both
the needs of students, grade
of 36 weeks per year.
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of 2100 students in grades
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Paul,) Minnesota with an enrollmentby Newsweek, US News and World Report
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TICKET INFORMATION: Tickets available for purchase online at www.eagan.k12.mn.us. Click on Purchase Theatre Tickets
on the front page and you will be sent to Seat Yourself, our online ticket sales company. Print your receipt and it will serve
as your ticket voucher at the door. Or, the Eagan High School Box Office (ph. 651-683-6964) opens the week of or week
before the theatre production. Hours are 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. each day students are in school and one hour before
curtain at ticketed performances. See individual production information for exact dates and times. All seats are reserved.
• Ticket Prices for Plays • Adults $7 - Students $5 - Sr. Citizens $5
• Ticket Prices for Musicals and ENCORE! • Adults $9 - Students $5 - Sr. Citizens $7
• EHS Concerts – No Admission Charge (unless noted)
• All events will be held in Eagan High School Auditorium unless otherwise noted.
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Vocal Music Concerts
Dakota Valley Festival Concert (Tickets sold at the door or from choir members) --- Sunday, October 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Concert Choir Only - Shepherd of the Valley, Apple Valley
Fall Concerts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday, October 29 at 6:00 & 7:30 p.m.
Holiday Concerts------------------------------------------------------------------------ Monday, December 16 at 6:00 & 7:30 p.m.
Showcase Concerts----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday, March 3 at 6:00 & 7:30 p.m.
Just Desserts Pops Concert* (Vox, Caché, B Natural) ------------------------------------ Wednesday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Spring Concert and Awards
10th, 11th, 12th Grade Choirs ----------------------------------------------------------------Wednesday, June 4 at 7:00 p.m.
9th Grade Choirs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thursday, June 5 at 6:00 p.m.
* Tickets required - purchase from choir members in advance
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4185 Braddock Trail
Eagan, MN 55123
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Eagan High School Performing Arts 2013.2014
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You are Invited! Come and join us for our 24th Performing
Arts Season at Eagan High School!
We welcome you to our Theatre and Performing Arts Season
and promise that you will enjoy the performances of our
students throughout this school year. Please keep this brochure
at hand so that you don’t miss any of the fun.
This year we performed Thornton Wilder’s Our Town in late
September. Although it was too early for this brochure we hope
that you attended the performances. 2013 is the 75th anniversary of
the beloved play.
For the 2nd year we have our Eagan Has Talent! Show on November
2nd. Auditions are being held in October and we welcome any and
all to audition. Last year this show, co-sponsored by Eagan HS and the
Eagan Foundation, featured performers and groups of all ages on the
EHS stage.
ENCORE! 2013 will perform in December and the Broadway smash Elvis
Presley based musical All Shook Up takes the stage in late February. A
bluegrass music version of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer will perform in
late April and early May.
Throughout the year there are many Instrumental and Vocal Music Concerts
and you are very welcome to enjoy them with us. See you soon!
Dr. Polly Reikowski, Principal, Eagan High School
DISTRICT 196
SCHOOL BOARD
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• Daunte Culp
• Jesse Jackson
Rob Duchscher, Chairperson
Jackie Magnuson, Vice Chairperson
Gary Huusko, Clerk
Art Coulson, Treasurer
Joel Albright, Director
Mike Roseen, Director
Bob Schutte, Director
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• Steven Jobs
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Jane K. Berenz, Superintendent
Dr. Polly Reikowski,
Eagan High School Principal
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Box Offce: 651-683-6964 • Online: www.eagan.k12.mn.us
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Serving all or part of Rosemount, Apple Valley, Eagan, Burnsville, Coates, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, and Empire and Vermillion Townships
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