News and Events

The Biology and Math End of Course Exams are coming up. The Biology EOC will be the 28^th, 29^th and 30^th of May, and students will take it in 3 sessions in their biology classes. The schedule will not be changed.

 

The Algebra EOC will be 8 AM to 11 AM on June 4^th  and the Geometry 8 AM – 11 AM on June 5^th. All students in Algebra and Geometry classes are to take this test, as well as any students who have not taken or passed this test. Please be in your assigned room before 8 o’clock. Bring a calculator if you have one. Both days will have a late start for non-testers.

Congratulations to Keise Mumin and Phillip Zhu, Ingraham’s Seattle School Scholarship recipients.  Keise and Phillip both have demonstrated persistence, resilience and excellence as they overcame obstacles on their pathway to graduation.

Elle Woods appears to have it all. Her life is turned upside-down, however, when her boyfriend Warner dumps her so he can start getting serious about his life and attend Harvard Law. Determined to get him back, Elle uses her charm to get into Harvard Law. At school, she struggles with peers, professors, and Warner Huntington. With the help of Paulette and Emmett, though, Elle quickly realizes her potential and sets out to prove herself to the world.

Ingraham's production stars Drea Gordon and Laura Rodriguez as Elle Woods, Logan Presch as Warner Huntington III, Kirby McDermott as Professor Callaghan, Ari Lidz as Warner's new girlfriend, Vivienne, Patrick McDermott as Emmett Forrest, Kristina Galban as Paulette, and Taylor Tomlinson-Massengale as workout video queen, Brooke Wyndham. Many more of Ingraham High School's most talented students make up the rest of the cast.

An amazing ensemble of Ingraham's finest actors, dancers, and musicians as well as an all student stage crew and pit orchestra make up the production.

The show runs for two weekends.

May 24, 25, 30, 31 and June 1 @7:00             May 26 and June 2 @2:00

Tickets are $15 for general admission and $10 for students and seniors.

Buy tickets in advance at:   ingrahamlegallyblonde.brownpapertickets.com

 

This show is a lot of fun and suitable for most audiences, however, parental guidance is recommended for young audience members.

Patrick McDermott was 2^nd in the 1600m and 1^st in the 3200m in the District Meet.He will compete in the state meet in the 1600m on Thursday at 5:05pm and in the 3200m on Saturday at 1:55pm.The state meet is at Mt. Tahoma HS in Tacoma. Come cheer him on!

Next Monday (May 20th) we will be our final PTSA meeting of the year. Come to the library at 6:30 for social time, or by 7 pm for the meeting.

 

Come find out:

What’s on Mr. Floe’s mind as we end the year?
What’s the scoop on the June 4th ice cream social?
How did we do at our auction?
What clubs, activities and departments received grants?
Who will be awarded a Golden Acorn?

 

Come vote to approve a slate of officers and proposed budget for next year. And vote to approve, reject or abstain from a motion to disaffiliate from the PTA.

 

Please note: in order to vote on the motion to disaffiliate, you must be a member of the PTSA and you must be present at the meeting on May 20th. (Not a member? You may join through the PTSA page of the school website or at the meeting on May 20th between 6:30 and 7 pm.)

 

The Math MAP is May 6^th through May 16^th. Only students in Algebra 1 will be scheduled to test.  If you would like to opt your child out of this test, please email smknutsen@seattleschools.org or call her at 206-252-3922. Indicate that you would like to opt out and include your child’s full name. MAP is not a requirement for graduation.

 

Tests required for graduation are the following:

For 2013 and 2014, all students are required to take and pass:
Reading HSPE
Writing HSPE
One Math EOC (Algebra or Geometry)

Reading HSPE
Writing HSPE
Biology HSPE
Algebra HSPE
Geometry HSPE

If you have any questions regarding testing, please email Ms. Knutsen at smknutsen@seattleschools.org or call her at 206-252-3922.

Ingraham Parents:In our continued efforts to support our students we will be extending learning opportunities for our 9^th grade students.Beginning in April, Ingraham will be offering tutoring and homework help, two Saturdays per month through June 8^th.This will take place from 9am to 12pm and snacks will be provided. Students and their families should sign up in advance if they are interested in attending.

The dates offered are:

 

·        April: 13^th (Library) & 27^th (Library)

·        May: 11^th (Library) & 18^th (Library)

·        June: 1^st (RM 202) & 8^th (Library)

 

If interested, please complete the registration form included with this letter (Also, available on the Ingraham website) and return it to the Main Office C/O Jason Sciarrone.Please feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions.Be well.

Jason Sciarrone

Academic Intervention Specialist

206-252-4006

jmsciarrone@seattleschools.org

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