Week of May 18-23, 2015
In this Issue:
* Character Education
* JH/HS Spring Concert
* District Track
* Upcoming Senior Events
* Tractor Safety Class
* Summer Camps
Calendar:
May 19
May 20
May 24
May 25
May 26
May 28
May 28
May 29
May 29
May 29
May 30
JH/HS Spring Concert
Senior Awards Assembly
Baccalaureate
Memorial Day (no school)
Graduation Practice/Senior Trip
Kindergarten Graduation
8th Grade Celebration
Last Day (preschool-7th grade)
Noon Dismissal
Elementary Year End Awards
High School Awards Ceremony
High School Graduation
June 1-3
June 4
HS Mini Sessions
Last Day of School for HS
Noon Dismissal
Aug. 19
Aug. 24
Aug. 25-26
Aug. 28
Aug. 31
School Offices Open
New Parent Orientation
Registration
Family Fun Night
Make-Up Registration
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 9-11
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 18
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Labor Day (No School)
School Begins - HS
Preschool Meet & Greet
HS Pursuit
School Begins - 1st-8th grades
School Begins -Preschool/Kinder.
Elem. Back to School Night
JH/HS Picture Day
Harvest Festival
Elem. Picture Day
JH/HS Back to School Night
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Football Senior Night
Homecoming
Character Education Topic: Review
This is the last week of the year that Mr. Villers will be sending out the
Character Trait email. This week is a review of the different character
traits we have covered this year, which included: Honor, Deference,
Service, Forgiveness, Gratefulness, Obedience, Boldness, Humility,
Justice, Self-Control, and Compassion.
JH/HS Spring Concert & Dessert Silent Auction
The concert, featuring Junior High and High School bands and
choirs, will take place at 7 p.m. in the gym on Tuesday, May 19.
There will be a dessert silent auction in the cafeteria prior
to the concert, which will be a fundraiser for the bands.
Come early to bid on delicious items and support our
band program. *Some of these scrumptious desserts will be
homemade and from unlicensed kitchens.
SC Runners Advance to State
The SC track team participated in the district meet
at Dayton on Friday and Saturday. Freshmen Rebeka
Preston ran away with the district championship in
the 200m and 400m races, leading the girls team to
a 4th place finish. Preston was also a member of the
2nd place 4x400m relay and the 5th place 4x100m
relay teams. Other runners who qualified for state
include: the 2nd place girls 4x400m relay (Haven
Bain, Caitlin Fettig, Tommi Villers, and Preston);
Caitlin Fettig (2nd in 3000m), and Ty Villers (2nd in
110m Hurdles).
The 3A State Meet will be held at Hayward Field on
the University of Oregon campus on May 21-22. See
the OSAA website for spectator information.
Other top 8 district finishers included: Caitlin
Fettig (3rd in 1500m), Haven Bain (5th in 400m,
Photo by
5th in 4x100m relay, 8th in 200m), Megan Fullbright Sharon
Thornton
(4th in 300m Hurdles, 8th in 100m Hurdles), Tommi
Villers (6th in 1500m, 7th in 800m), Gabby Paul (6th in 3000m, 8th
in 1500m), Alice Dai (8th in 3000m), Moriah Sutter (5th in 4x100m
relay, 8th in 100m), Madison Hernandez (5th in 4x100m relay), Nick
Armour (8th in 100m, 7th in 200m, 7th in 4x100m relay, 6th in Long
Jump), Paul Lim (7th in 800m, 5th in 4x400m relay), August Thornton
(5th in 3000m, 6th in 1500m), Matthew Kontra (8th in 3000m), Ty
Villers (3rd in 300m Hurdles, 7th in 4x100m relay), Grant Billups (5th
in 110m Hurdles, 4th in 300m Hurdles, 5th in 4x400m relay, 7th in
4x100m relay), Kevin Sheng (5th in 4x400m relay, 7th in 4x100m
relay), and Daniel Hudson (5th in 4x400m relay).
Upcoming Senior Events
Please mark your calendars for the following events:
May 20 - Senior Awards Assembly (9:33-10:42 a.m.)
Followed by Baccalaureate practice and
senior lunch at Papa’s Pizza.
May 22
Senior Celebration
Seniors are required to be at school and
check in with each teacher at the beginning
of each class period. Celebration activities
will take place behind the school.
May 24 - Baccalaureate at Calvary Chapel Corvallis 3p.m. (Senior attendance required. Seniors arrive by
2:30 p.m.)
May 26 - Graduation Practice (8 a.m.-10 a.m.)
(Senior attendance required)
May 30 - Graduation in New Gym (7 p.m.)
Doors open 5:30 p.m.
Graduates meet in the wrestling room
at 6:15 p.m.
Tickets are required for admittance. Except
for your elderly guests and small children, we
ask that you do not save seats for family and
friends.
Special thanks to Jared
Ottinger of OttFam
Photography who
captured hundreds of
great images of the
Eagles’ Flight Run/Walk.
Check out his OttFam Photography website to view
the pictures and for ordering details.
Driver's License/Permit in Your Future?
If your student will be taking a driver
exam over the summer, he/she will
need to obtain a Statement of
Enrollment form from Mrs. Beam. Be
sure to plan ahead and get it before going to DMV.
Petitions for Athletic Credit
High School students who plan to utilize sports
participation in order to fulfill the high school PE
requirement should be sure to fill out a petition for
athletic credit for the season(s) they participated.
Petitions forms are available in the school office and
online under Forms Central. Completed forms should
be submitted to Mrs. Beam.
SC Ball Player Selected For All-Star Series
Senior Kaylee Buhrkuhl was selected by
the Oregon High School Girl’s Basketball
Coaches Association to play in the year
2015 Senior All-Star Series. The games
will be played on June 19-20 at Corban
University. The All-Star Series is a showcase
for Oregon Girl’s Basketball and offers the
opportunity to play with the best seniors in the
state, make great memories, and develop lasting
friendships.
Kaylee was also selected 3rd team all state by Oregon
3A coaches.
Tractor Safety Class
A tractor safety class will be offered at
SC on June 12 and 13 from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. in the SC High School Building.
Email Mrs. Carson at
carsonc@santiam.org for more
information. All students MUST pre-register.
Park in the Prince of Peace Church parking lot.
Cost: $60 (Cost includes workbook)
Bring a lunch and a pen or pencil.
Tractor Safety Youth License provided upon
completion .
Ways You Can Support SC
Scrip = Tuition
Purchase gift cards for your favorite stores/restaurants
through SC’s Scrip program. Scrip orders are due on
MONDAY. Orders placed by 8:30 a.m. on the order day will
be filled and returned to you that week by Thursday. For
a copy of the Scrip order form, please click on this Scrip
link. Order forms with payment should be turned in to the
school office. Online ordering can be done by clicking on
the link provided above.
BATTERY
FUNDRAISER
WHEN
MAY 1—29, 2015
WE CAN TAKE
BATTERIES OF ALL
KINDS AND SIZES.
WHERE
COLLECTION SITE IS ON SC CAMPUS NEXT
TO THE FOOTBALL FIELD*. JUST PLACE YOUR
BATTERIES IN THE MARKED CONTAINER.
What’s for Lunch?
You can view our weekly/monthly lunch
menus for all grade levels by clicking on the
following link SC Lunch Menus.
TYPES OF
BATTERIES
SANTIAM CHRISTIAN FOOTBALL
HELP SUPPORT THE SC FOOTBALL PROGRAM
BY DONATING ALL OF YOUR OLD BATTERIES.
HOW IT WORKS
WE ARE COLLECTING
ALL YOUR OLD
BATTERIES FROM
TRACTORS SIZE TO
DIME SIZE.
SC WILL RECEIVE
$.30 CENTS PER
POUND!
*Drop off is located at corner of Arnold and Ryals
Community Notices
Story Land VBS at Prince of Peace
Prince of Peace Community Church in Adair
(next door to SC) will be hosting Story Land
VBS, a unique program that pairs award
winning picture books and Bible stories to
bridge God's Word and children's everyday lives. This
special VBS will be held June 15-19 and is for those
students who will be going into 1st through 7th
grades.
‘s
Building Girl’s Work Crew
The program is free to those students who preregister prior to Wednesday, June 10, 2015. For those
students who register after June 10, the cost is $3.00
per child. To pre-register, or to learn more about Story
Land VBS, please visit www.popccadair.com.
Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. is now recruiting young women for
our Building Girls Work Crew. In this program you will:
• Learn basic construction skills through various building projects
• Take field trips to learn about the construction industry
• Receive financial education, learn resume writing, attend a
self-defense workshop, and a yoga workshop.
• Go on a river canoe trip to learn about environmental issues
Help support Healing Hearts Ministry http://healingheartsministry.com/
Print and bring this flyer to Papa's Pizza on Tuesday.
1030 SW 3rd
Corvallis, OR 97333
541-757-2727
• Interested in a career in construction
• 17 to 24 years old
• Able to commit to each day of the program (Tuesday-Thursday)
for the entire four weeks (June 16 - July 9)
To apply, contact:
Katie Yablonsky
Building Girls Program Manager
katie@tradeswomen.net
503.318.9232
www.papaspizza.net
We are hosting a PIZZA DAY at
CORVALLIS PAPA’S PIZZA for:
HEALING HEART MINISTRIES
Bring this flyer into Papa’s Pizza on May 19th
and the organization will receive 50% of the value of the
food you purchase! You also have the choice of
purchasing Fundraiser Bucks that are good for all
future purchases. These Bucks will earn 25% of their
value for the organization.
Please come into Papa’s and help us out!
With your support on May 19, 2015
we can have a really successful fundraiser!
Beverages and delivery orders are excluded.
These flyers cannot be distributed at Papa’s Pizza.
This fundraiser flyer is valid ALL DAY
Join us on Facebook!
only on specified date.
Total Food Order $__________
All Gift Certificates Purchased 25%$_______________
www.facebook.com/PapasCorvallis
To qualify, you must be:
www.tradeswomen.net.building-girls
May Youth Volunteer Opportunities
The Youth Volunteer Corps of Corvallis is always looking for
volunteers ages 11-18! Our May opportunities are listed
below.
5/21 (Thurs)
5/25 (Mon)
5/28 (Thurs)
TBD
TBD
Linn Benton Food Share 3:45-6:15 pm
Safe Haven Humane Society 2:15-4:45 pm
SAGE Garden 3:45-5:45 pm
Heartland Humane Society
Corvallis Trail/Park Clean Up
If you are interested in being added to our email list or
want to find out more information about YVC and our
projects, contact Keeley Naughton by phone (541)7666467 or email keeley.naughton@corvallisoregon.gov.
Highland Bowl in Corvallis
participates in the Kids Bowl
Free summer program. Kids
who register for the program
can get a bowling pass that
allows them to have 2 free games of bowling a day all
summer long. To register, go to www.kidsbowlfree.
com/highlandbowl.
Summer Camps
15th Annual Corban
Theatre Camp
Students who are interested
in attending the Into the
Wild theatre camp at
Corban University should
contact Leanne Lesko
about transportation to
this camp. If enough SC
students attend, we will look
at offering bus service to
Corban.
Camp Tadmor Summer Camps
Camp Tadmor is hosting a variety of pirate-themed and
wild west summer camps where they share the lifechanging message of Jesus Christ. There are different
camps for students entering grades 3-12. Brochures can
be found in the school offices. For more information or to
register online, go to www.tadmor.org.
STEM Academy Summer Camps:
STEM Academy is hosting 30 different Science &
Engineering Summer Camps for students entering 3rd 12th grades in the Fall of 2015. Topics include: Computing,
Biochemistry, Engineering, Lego Robotics, Forestry,
Bioinformatics, Ecology, and Marine Genetics.
For more information, or to register online, please visit
http://academy.engr.oregonstate.edu. For questions,
call 541-737-8139 or email STEM.academy@oregonstate.
edu. FEE WAIVERS AVAILABLE FOR ALL STUDENTS FOR
“Ecological Restoration Field Camp” (for students entering
grades 9-12). Needs-based SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE for
many of our other camps.
FUTURE H
P STARS
EAGLES BASKETBALL CAMP
June 8th – June 11th
9am – 12pm
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Form
Why Future Hoop Stars Basketball Camp?
 Clinic is held at Santiam Christian campus
 Clinic is directed by SC coaches and high school players
 Cost is only $100 for four days of basketball
 Students entering grades 3rd – 8th are invited
 "1 to 8" coach to camper ratio
 Personalized attention & instruction with a focus on more activity
Camp Objectives
 To present the fundamentals of basketball so that each youngster fully understands and
appreciates the sport
 To provide instruction in individual and group settings, as well as through supervised
competition, so that all participants realize their maximum potential
 To provide an enriching experience through the development of competitive spirit,
athletic skill and good sportsmanship
Camp Program
 Instructional sessions with high school players; competitions for basketball prizes and
giveaways
 Basketball fundamentals: individualized improvement exercises developed for each
player
 Stretching exercises and flexibility training
 Offensive and Defensive skills taught in a great learning environment
 Each player takes home a Future Hoop Stars basketball T-shirt
What to Bring: Each camper should bring: T-shirt, athletic shorts, basketball shoes, socks, water
bottle. Please label all items clearly with first and last name. The clinic is not responsible for lost
or stolen items.
Please send registration form(s) with check or money order to:
Santiam Christian Schools
C/O Girls Basketball
Early Registration Discount
7220 NE Arnold Avenue
June 1st, 2015 and receive a $25
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
discount
Registration Form
Questions: Contact Coach Miller 503-507-8147
Email: millerw@santiam.org
presents:
Building Girls
2015 Summer Construction Camps
Camp Erin
Grief support camp for children and teens ages 6 to
17, who have experienced the death of a loved one. It
is a traditional, fun, high-energy camp combined with
grief education and emotional support. No charge to
participants. For more information visit www.providence.
org/CampErin.
TAG Summer Programs for Students
OSU Precollege Programs host summer programs July
6-17 for TAG and high ability students entering grades
4th-9th. See the OSU Precollege Program website for
more details and application.
Lewis & Clark College Summer Tech Camps
Lewis & Clark College sponsors Summer Tech Camps for
students ages 7-17. Learn to code, game design, app
development, web design, film, photography, and more.
For more information visit https://www.idtech.com/locations/oregon-summer-camps/portland/id-tech-lewis-clarkcollege/
Girls . Power . Tools .
High School Camp
Middle School Camp
Monday, August 3 - Friday, August 7
Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14
Breakfast & Lunch Provided
Breakfast & Lunch Provided
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
On the University of Portland Campus
5000 N. Willamette Blvd., Portland OR 97203
drilling. hammering. concrete. welding. painting. framing. fun!
Thanks to the generous contributions of our supporters, Building Girls
Summer Camps Offer Full and Partial Scholarships
Cost is $300. Apply online for a Scholarship.
To apply, visit www.tradeswomen.net/Building-Girls
Questions? Contact Katie Yablonsky: 503.318.9232 | katie@tradeswomen.net
Special thanks to the American Association of University Women (AAUW), Autzen Foundation, Associated
General Contractors (Oregon-Columbia Chapter), Bill Healy Foundation, Samuel S. Johnson Foundation,
Juan Young Trust , Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation, University of Portland and Bon Appetit
for supporting OTI’s 2015 Building Girls Summer Camps.