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Hale Daily Bulletin April 24th

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Sports Happenings:

Metro League

4/24      JV Boys Baseball vs Ballard HS at Meadowbrook Ballfield #1        4pm

Varsity Girls Lacrosse vs Auburn/Riverside at JAMS           7pm

Varsity Boys Lacrosse vs Arlington at JAMS           6:30pm

JV Boys Lacrosse vs O’Dea at Genesee Park         7pm

4/25       Varsity Track Meet at NEAC Track             2:45pm

4/26      Softball Girls Varsity vs Bishop Blanchet at Meadowbrook Field #2   4pm

Varsity Boys Lacrosse vs Bainbridge at Bainbridge HS   7pm

Varsity Girls Lacrosse vs Overlake at Overlake HS             5:30pm

4/27      JV Baseball Boys vs Shorecrest at Shorecrest Baseball Field         11am

Clubs: NHS (National Honor Society) in 1130, NAHA Exchange Club in 2107, Multi-Racial Club in 2129, Film Making Club in 1203, Chess Club in 2121, Jesus Club in 2124, Native Club in P7, and Fiber Arts Club in the Makerspace., Mesa Club in 1131, Students for a Democratic Society in 2141, Underrated Instrument Club in 1410, and KPop Club in 1119. Robotics meets after school in the Benson Forum. The Podcast Club meets after school, in the c89.5 Studios.

Climate Day of Action Special Schedule

Mentorship Session 1 ~ 8:50-9:20

Keynote Assembly ~ 9:25-10:15

Workshop Session 1 ~ 10:25-11:15

Workshop Session 2 ~ 11:25-12:15

Lunch ~ 12:20-12:50

Workshop Session 3 ~ 12:55-1:45

Closing mentorship ~ 1:50-2:25

JSU is hosting a Passover party on Thursday at lunchtime in room 2120. All are welcome! Please join!

The Zeroes Show is coming soon to Nathan Hale’s radio station, C895! Tune in to hear your hosts Lucy and Vida highlighting nostalgic tracks from the 2000s. Starting April 28th, the show will run for 12 weeks every Sunday night at 9 on C895! Listen on your radio at 89.5 and at c895.org!

The clock has chimed 12 times and that means it’s time to buy tickets for Hale’s spring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella! This iconic musical puts a new twist on the classic story of pumpkin carriages and glass slippers. Come see Cinderella in Hale’s Performing Arts Center at 7pm May 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 10th, and 11th.

We also have a sensory friendly matinee Saturday May 11th. For more information check out our Nathan Hale Theatre website or follow us on instagram @nathan_hale_theatre. See you there!

Purchase Cinderella tickets: 

Seniors

Check email daily for updates and information that our staff will be sending out to your students. For example, our librarian, Ms. West, sends out an email every Monday to ALL our students reminding them of outstanding books and materials that are checked out to them. Now is the time to locate and return those materials or pay any fines to minimize end-of-year stress.

Please come to the Main Office to check the spelling of your name for the graduation program and your diploma. Also, it’s very important that you check your school email daily for information and updates regarding graduation and end of year activities.

Cap & Gown Distribution – We have two dates scheduled (April 29th from 3:15 to 4:00PM and May 15th from 2:15 to 3:00PM) when National Achiever will be on site to hand out caps and gowns to those who ordered them. The distribution will happen in the Commons.

Nathan Hale SPREE committee is thrilled to announce that our 2024 SPREE tickets are now on sale! With your help we were able to raise enough money to be able to sell tickets this year for $145. Register/pay 2024 SPREE tickets

We can’t wait to celebrate the class of 2024!

Volunteer/Learning Opportunities:

Volunteer Opportunity:  Somos Mujeres Latina Symposium 2024, May 18, North Seattle College. Focusing on the leadership and mentoring of Latina women http://www.smlwa.org/about.html.  Volunteers are essential to help set up (May 17) and during and at the close the symposium (May 18).

Phinney Neighborhood Association needs you!  There are several volunteer opportunities:  Spring Cleaning of the gardens and grounds on April 27 and May 11, 2024.  Details in the Counseling office.

City Year Seattle is an educational non-profit that works with 18 to 25-year-old AmeriCorps members to serve in local schools as student success coaches. We are hosting a litter pick-up that will culminate in a banner creation celebrating the last day of Earth Month on April 30th, after school. If you are excited about the planet, art, or thinking about steps after high school, join us to learn more about City Year, clean up our community, and get volunteer hours! Here’s the link

Parents/Families

Calling all Nathan Hale Community members! Let’s make the Class of 2024 Prom a “Royal Ball”! Your contribution will help us create an enchanting evening for our students. Please donate using the school pay link:

HaleYes! Annual Auction: The Nathan Hale High School Foundation’s annual HaleYes! event is next week! The Foundation does amazing work providing support for our Hale community, learn more here. Join us for this special 60th anniversary “Hale Through the Ages” celebration on Saturday, April 27th, click here to buy your tickets today!

Nathan Hale Sports Boosters is looking to fill 3 critical roles for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. We are an all-volunteer run organization supporting athletes. If you are a parent of an athlete and want to be more involved, email us below.  More information on open roles and boosters – Booster Information and Primer

The Junior breakfast is coming up on May 30th! We are requesting parents and volunteers to bring food and games. The event is at the UW center for urban horticulture and will take place from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM. Students will be excused from their first three periods of school. Here’s the sign-up genius for volunteering or chaperoning:

Counselor Lex is hosting a Spring/Summer Clothing Drive May 6 – 10, 2024. Donations can be dropped off before or after school in Main office. All Gender Styles and Sizes will be accepted! Only dry, clean clothes, please!!!

The following items are needed:

New Items Only: Socks, Underwear, Bathing suits, Body suits, Traditional Bras, Leggings, Pajamas, Gender-affirming supplies

New or Like New Items: Shirts (short sleeves, tanks), Shorts and Skirts, Shoes, Graduation Caps and Gowns, Rain Jackets, Dresses, Formal Wear, Accessories, Brand-name Athleisure, Hangers with clips

Nathan Hale Cheer Junior Raiders Camp grades 6-8

Come join us for our 2024 Spring Junior Raiders Camp! Learn basic motions, jumps, kicks, and even take a stunt class from our veteran cheerleaders and head coach. You’ll learn some sideline cheers, an original dance, and will have time with your “Big Sister” cheerleaders for an open Q&A, leadership exercise, and a lesson in trusting your teammates through stunts. This is a great opportunity for any student interested in cheering in high school, just wants to try it out, or is interested in a fun activity to do with friends over the weekend! Camp will be held on 5/4/2024-5/5/24 from 12-4pm. You have the option to do a one or two-day camp. Pre-Registration will be open from 4/1/2024-5/2/2024 (1-Day only- $50, 2-Day- $75). Registration includes a camp t-shirt, a bow, and the clinic fee. (Add $10 for day-of registration 5/4). Camp is open to all genders and abilities! Go Raiders!

Questions? Email: hareynolds@seattleschools.org – Head Coach: Halia Reynolds, Hale Cheerleading

Sign up for Nathan Hale Cheer Junior Raiders Camp

Do you shop at Fred Meyer?
If yes, and you have a Rewards card, then it is easy for you to raise money for Nathan Hale!  Simply sign on to Fred Meyer’s Community Rewards page and “re-enroll or link your Rewards Card now” to Nathan Hale High School (it will say Alliance for Education/Nathan Hale). In 2023 we collected rewards in the amount of $944.35 with only 99 families participating. If you don’t already have a Rewards card, easily get one by stopping by the FM Customer Service Counter. Fred Meyer donates millions per year to non-profits in the NW.  

Nathan Hale at the Mariners! Students, Staff, and Families you are invited to come join the NH Baseball team at a game at T-Mobile Park. Buy tickets for only $15.00 each and enjoy a day at the ballpark on Saturday, June 1st at 4:15pm, watch the Mariners vs. Angels in a special NH section! To buy tickets Nathan Hale at the Mariners!

Questions reach out to Booster Rep, Desiree Tabares – alfadesi@icloud.com 

Lunch: TODAY: Chief’s Choice

Ensuring that all students become honorable, skillful, thinking, global citizens.


Make an appointment with your counselor

To make an appointment with your counselor, please use the link below with your SPS email, use the QR code on the yellow poster in your teacher’s room, or come in to see Ms. Takahashi. 

All Students!  Please note that when you use Bookings to make an appointment, we don’t automatically issue a pass for you to use to see your counselor.  You must come in and see Ms. Takahashi who will write you a Request to Report.

Counselors also have drop-in hours

M, T, Th, F:

  • 8:30-8:45 a.m.
  • 3:40-4 p.m.

Wednesdays:

  • 8:30-8:45 a.m.
  • 1:50-2:25 p.m.

Max Guerrero-Tomoda, (A-Gom)
meguerreroto@seattleschools.org 
Book time with Guerrero-Tomoda, Maximillian E

Kristie Thompson, (Gon-N)
kcthompson@seattleschools.org
Schedule an appointment: Ms. Thompson’s calendar

Kelly Creech, (O-Z)
klcreech@seattleschools.org
Schedule an appointment: Ms. Creech’s calendar

Lori Takahashi, Secretary
latakahashi@seattleschools.org 
206-252-3694

Lex Puopolo, Counselor
anpuopolo@seattleschools.org
Schedule an appointment: Book time with Puopolo, Alexandria N

Seattle Promise
Aurelio Valdez-Barajas B.A. (he/him), Outreach Specialist | Seattle Promise
Schedule and appointment with Aurelio Valdez-Barajas
Work Cell: 206-661-1216 (text is available)

Seattle Promise Office Hours:  Tuesdays 9:45am-3:40pm, Thursday 9:45am-12:45pm, and Fridays 9:45am-3:40pm

Free Meals for Students

You may qualify for free or reduced-price meals. In all Seattle schools, students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals receive meals at no cost. You must reapply every year. Qualification is based on household income.  Applications have a quick turn around time and may take as little as 3 days to process.

Students who qualify receive additional benefits including reduced fees for the following programs.

  • Event Fees
  • College in the High School tuition
  • Advanced Placement Tests
  • Field Trips
  • Associated Student Body (ASB) Fees
  • Pre-College Exams (PSAT/SAT/ACT)
  • College Application Fees
  • Running Start Books and fees

Instructions:

Step 1: Submit online application for PayPams The application comes translated in several languages.

Step 2:  Once approved, please bring a copy of the F/RL approval letter into main office so your student can begin to receive reduced fee benefits.  The school district does not inform the main office when your student is approved for free and reduced meals. 

Procedures for Early Dismissal– Students who need to leave early should bring their parental note (which should include your signature and phone number) to the Attendance office upon arrival at school.  Parent’s needing to retrieve their students for an appt. should call the Attendance office at 206-252-3684 or email the Attendance office directly at halehs.attendance@seattleschools.org as soon as possible.  Since the Attendance office Secretary is usually at lunch from 1-2pm, retrieving students at the end of the day is not always successful and can be chaotic.  Calling early in the morning or as soon as you know that student needs to leave, yields the most accurate service.

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Quick Links

To purchase Yearbooks, ASB cards, pay fees and fines on-line: Use parent/guardian Source Account then SchoolPay