MAY 2017 TIMBERLINE HIGH SCHOOL Things have been hopping at Timberline lately. In April our students took the STAR Math and Reading exams. These are standardized tests that we take in the fall and again in the spring. We compare scores and then share the information with teachers in these areas. The results help us see where we need to put instructional emphasis in some of our courses. We also took the SAT exam. This is another standardized test that can help students get into the college of their choice. AP testing started this past Monday. Our AP students will take an unbelievable 1,352 AP Exams this year compared to the 983 we took last year. We inducted 78 students into the National Honor Society at a nice ceremony at Timberline. We had 19 students recognized as Rotary Scholars and they were honored in an awards ceremony at the Simplot Ballroom at Boise State University. Each student was recognized as was a teacher of their choosing. It was quite the night. Our Band, Choir, and Orchestra have been competing in the spring competitions and have all scored tremendously well. Prom was held this past Saturday and was a huge success. The students looked fantastic and a good time was had by all. The Friday before Prom we had food trucks from around the valley come in and sell their goodies to the students at lunchtime. This took place in the bus lane and we had an unbelievable turnout! Finally, I just wanted to let you know that US News and World Report named Timberline as the # 1 public school in the state of Idaho for the second year in a row. We are very proud of this accomplishment but realize without strong parent involvement and support we would not of received this lofty award. Thanks for the great kids you send to Timberline! Ted Timberline Wolves Newsletter Tracks TIMBERLINE HIGH SCHOOL 701 E. Boise Avenue Boise, ID 83706 208.854.6230 ~ Rudyard Kipling “For the strength of the pack is the wolf and the strength of the wolf is the pack.” Published Three Times Per Year “Timberline Tracks” From the Principal’s Desk 2017-2018 Wrap Up Registration 7:30 am – 11:30 am Aug 8: Seniors Aug 9: Juniors Aug 10: Sophomores ATTENDANCE OFFICE 208-854-6235 [email protected]ATTENDANCE FAX…..208-854-6318 PRINCIPAL………………....………….…Ted Hettinga…...………[email protected]ASST. PRINCIPAL Sophomores ……Tim Ellinghouse ……[email protected]ASST. PRINCIPAL Juniors …..…..…Ted Totorica ………..[email protected]ASST. PRINCIPAL Seniors ….….....Dr. Randy Lance ………[email protected]SRO………………………………....……Detective Dave Thomas………[email protected]MAIN OFFICE.…… ……………...…....Christie Champ…...[email protected]SCHOOL WEBSITE……………….......https://timberline.boiseschools.org
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M AY 20 17 T IM BE RLI NE HIGH S CHO OL
Things have been hopping at Timberline lately. In April our students took the STAR Math and Reading exams. These are standardized tests that
we take in the fall and again in the spring. We compare scores and then share the information with teachers in these areas. The results help us see where we need to put instructional emphasis in some of our courses. We also took the SAT exam. This is another standardized test that can help students get into the college of their choice. AP testing started this past Monday. Our AP students will take an unbelievable 1,352 AP Exams this year compared to the 983 we took last year. We inducted 78 students into the National Honor Society at a nice ceremony at Timberline. We had 19 students recognized as Rotary Scholars and they were honored in an awards ceremony at the Simplot Ballroom at Boise State University.
Each student was recognized as was a teacher of their choosing. It was quite the night. Our Band, Choir, and Orchestra have been competing in the spring competitions and have all scored tremendously well. Prom was held this past Saturday and was a huge success. The students looked fantastic and a good time was had by all. The Friday before Prom we had food trucks from around the valley come in and sell their goodies to the students at lunchtime. This took place in the bus lane and we had an unbelievable turnout! Finally, I just wanted to let you know that US News and World Report named Timberline as the # 1 public school in the state of Idaho for the second year in a row. We are very proud of this accomplishment but realize without strong parent involvement and support we would not of received this lofty award. Thanks for the great kids you send to Timberline!
SCHOOL WEBSITE……………….......https://timberline.boiseschools.org
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May 1: Awarded Scholarship submission for gradu-ation program (to Mrs. Dodd)
May 2-13: AP Testing
May 3: Simply Jazz Concert—Band Rm 7pm
May 8: All library books due from seniors
May 16: Band/Orchestra Pops Concert 7pm
May 18: Choir Pops Concert 7pm
Seniors FINAL WEEK Schedule and Calendar
May 15: Senior Awards Assembly, Auditori-um10am May 15: All lunchroom fines due in cafeteria
May 16: LOCKER CLEAN OUT 9:20am entire school May 16: SR Finals for periods 0,7 May 17: SR 5,6 period Finals (regular classes periods 1-4)
May 18: SR Pick up cap and gown in counseling hallway during lunch May 18: SR Finals Per. 3,4 (regular classes per 1-2 – no 0,5,6,7 for Srs.)
May 19: SR Finals Per.1, 2 ; 10:00 am – 10:45 Senior Class Assembly (Seniors Last Day)
May 19: 11:00 – 3:12 Yearbook Distribution and Signing Party (Everyone)
May 26: 10:00 am Graduation Practice (Mandatory) Auxiliary Gym/ BSU Taco Bell Arena
May 26: 6:30 pm Seniors line up in Auxiliary gym @ BSU
May 26: 7:00 pm Timberline Graduation BSU Taco Bell Arena (no tickets required)
May 26: 11 pm – 3am Senior Graduation Party WAHOOZ
May 29: NO SCHOOL- MEMORIAL DAY
May 30: EOC Per 0 & 7 Sophomores and Juniors
May 31: EOC Per 1 & 2 9:00—12:30 PM
June 1: EOC Per 3 & 4 9:00—12:30 PM
June 2: EOC Per 5 & 6 9:00—12:30PM LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
Friday, May 19th 11:30—3:12pm
All students will be involved in the
yearbook signing party. They are encouraged to
participate in the afternoon.
All textbook, library, kitchen, athletic and club dues/fines must
be cleared before yearbook will be
issued.
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Week 1 Morning 8 a.m. Afternoon 12 p.m. Monday, May 1 AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
AP Psychology
Tuesday, May 2 AP Computer Science A
AP Spanish Language and Culture
AP Physics 1
Algebra based
Wednesday, May 3 AP English Literature (12)
Thursday, May 4 AP US Government & Politics
Friday, May 5 AP US History Studio Art Submissions
Week 2 Morning 8 a.m. Afternoon 12 p.m.
Monday, May 8 AP Biology
AP Music Theory
Physics C: Mechanics
2pm: Physics C: Elec/Magnetism
Tuesday, May 9 AP Calculus AB
Wednesday, May 10 AP English Lang /Comp (11) AP Macroeconomics
Thursday, May 11 AP Comparative Govt and Politics
AP World History
AP Statistics
Friday, May 12 AP Microeconomics
AP Human Geography
Junior Families, It has been my great pleasure and honor to serve you these past two years. I have been asked to take the helm as principal at Jefferson Elementary school for the 2017-2018 school year. Thank you for all your support, humor and caring moments. I will still be part of the Boise School District and will always be just an email away! The good news for our Junior students is that Dr. Lance, with whom the majority of our students already have a great relationship, will be taking over and will see them through to graduation. Again, thank you for all the support you have given me.
Ted Totorica
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We are pleased to announce that the following students have earned Na-tional Medals in the 2017 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, presented by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers: Emily Comstock-GOLD and Kyle Kerr SILVER.
Their work was selected by creative professionals as the most accomplished in the nation. This year, more than 330,000 works of art and writing were submitted. Less than 1% were recognized at the national level. Students receiving top Awards have been invited to attend a ceremony at Carnegie Hall and to participate in showcase events at Parsons
School for Design at The New School a Pratt Institute's Pratt Manhattan Gallery in New York City. We're proud to have these students represent Timberline in this year's Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
A special recognition and congratulations to Tina Zito on her election to DECA state office as well as qualifying for Nationals.
Congratulations to Angela Ni as the Idaho State Champion in Radio Speaking. Angie beat over 40 other competitors in Radio to be the State Champ! In addition, she also finished 6th in her other event, After Dinner Speaking.
Ian Hadrick was a semifinalist in the Panel Discussion in the State Debate Tournament.
Kassidi Petersen just wrapped up her year serving as the Idaho FCCLA State President. She was a exemplary representation of the best of Timberline's student body. We were so proud of her. She served with diligence, perseverance, enthusiasm, and integrity. She also received Top Gold (highest score in category) in her STAR Event Teach and Train. Talk about going
Congratulations to the Timberline Jazz Band for being selected as the winning ensemble at the Gene Harris Jazz Festival last Friday. The band was chosen as the 5A winner and was selected to perform as the opening band for the Gordon Goodwin headliner concert. Colton Shaner was also selected as Outstanding trumpet soloist.
Congratulations to the Timberline Jazz Ensemble! The jazz band traveled to Pasco, Washington this past weekend and won 1st Place in their class of 12 bands as well as Outstanding Musicianship awards for Colton Shaner on trum-pet, Sebastian houk on trumpet and the Overall Outstanding Section award for the trumpets! Way to represent THS!
Tina Zito
Angela Ni
Ian Hadrick
Kassidi Petersen
Emily Comstock Kyle Kerr
Congratulations to sophomores Sabrina Zerrate, Elena McHargue, and Kathryn Braley from Mr. Archibald-Seiffer's Accelerated English class! They are,respectively, the first place, third place, and honorable mention winners in the "Letters About Literature"
Sabrina Zerrate
Elena McHargue Kathryn Braley
5 M AY 20 17 T IM BE RLI NE HIGH S CHO OL
Spring workouts calendar and summer team camp information
are available at
www.wolvesathletics.org
Do we have your correct email
and home address? Any phone changes?
Please contact our school's registrar, Donna Dodd, at: [email protected] if you have recently changed your email ad-
dress or any other contact information. You can check the email address we have on file by logging on to your Infinite Campus ac-
August 7-8 (Monday and Tuesday) - ALL incoming sophomores, Drum Majors, Section Leaders. This mini camp will run 10 AM - 4 PM both days at Timberline High School. It is especially important all new members attend.
August 9,10,11,14,15 (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday) - ALL Timberline March-ing Band members! This FULL CAMP will run 8 AM - 6 PM all FIVE days. New members and leaders will attend 7 days of camp. Returning section members, 5 days.
These dates are subject to change, however it is not likely. Parents, please mark these dates into your calendars and please plan summer vacations and other events around these times. It is absolutely critical that we have all band students (all 90+ of them!) in attendance for these very important band camp dates!!
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Registration Required Signed Parent Waiver Required (See Page 9)
Payment of $55 ($65 at the door) required
Register @ School during lunch
on Tuesdays and Thursdays or
every day week of May 15-19th
We’d love to see
all seniors participate!!
Senior Grad Night Party @ Wahooz-May 26th/11-3:00
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This is a Waiver, Release of Liability, and Assumption of Risk associated with the Timberline High School Class of 2016 All Night Graduation Party to be held at WAHOOZ-PINZ May 24-25, 2016. You and your parent(s) or guardian(s) must sign this if you want to attend and participate in the party. The intent of this agreement is to explain the rules regarding the party and to protect the Timberline Parent Organization (TPO) from liability associ-ated with your attendance and participation.
You and your parent(s) or guardian(s) agree to the following:
You acknowledge that you are sufficiently healthy and capable of determining which activities at WAHOOZ-PINZ you can participate in and assume all risk of injury due to your attendance and participation.
You acknowledge that this is a drug and alcohol free party. If you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol or use drugs or alcohol while at the party, you will be detained while a resource officer or the police are contacted. Your parents will also be notified.
You agree to waive, release, discharge and forego any and all claims of any type against the TPO and as-sume all risks related directly or indirectly to your attendance and participation. You further agree to hold harmless and indemnify the TPO from any claims whether brought by you or a third party due to your attendance and participation. “TPO” includes the organization, its officers, agents, representa-tives, volunteers, or anyone else helping the TPO with this party. “Claims” include, but are not limited to, claims for injury, death, disability, sickness, disease, or damage to personal property whether caused by the actions, inactions, or negligence of the TPO and whether brought by you, your heirs, assigns, representatives, insurers or relatives.
You further agree that the TPO is not responsible for lost or stolen items and that you are responsible for the care of your personal property.
You agree that you will be held responsible for any damages or vandalism caused by you.
You agree that rude, violent, or other objectionable behavior is prohibited and that you will be required to leave the party if you engage in such behavior.
You acknowledge that you are a representative of Timberline High School and agree to conduct yourself so as to not damage the reputation of or cause embarrassment to Timberline High School or your fellow classmates.
I HAVE READ THE ABOVE AND AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.
Student Name Student Signature Date
Name of Parent or Guardian Signature of Parent or Guardian Date
Name of Parent or Guardian Signature of Parent or Guardian Date
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Timberline Parent Organization
Needs Board Members
for 2017/18 Year!
President / Secretary / Treasurer Needed
The purpose of the TPO is to support the school, the administration and the students in efforts to
enrich the Timberline High School experience. Some of our key roles are to organize the teacher
appreciation events and the Senior Graduation Drug-Free/Safe School Party. In addition, we start
the school year off by having a presence at registration and soliciting donations from parents.
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COLLEGE APPLICATION ESSAY WORKSHOP
2017-18 REGISTRATION FORM
FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND HANDED IN WITH $6.30 FEE
AT REGISTRATION or SENT TO ASB OFFICE
YES! Register me for the College Application Essay Workshop
NAME ___________________ CLASS __ Sr. __Jr.
PHONE NUMBER __________________________________
E-Mail (Please write VERY clearly) _____________________________
PARENT NAME (Required) ____________________________________
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