Beaver Days

Beaver Days: Click Here to Get Your School Year Started Right

Beaver Days: Click Here to Get Your School Year Started Right

Important Back to School Information

Principal Erwin's Welcome Letter

Dear Beaverton High School

Students and Families,

Welcome to Beaverton High School and the 2019-20 school year! The start of the year is a chance to look forward to the promising future that is ahead for us. We move into this year with a strong sense of purpose and inspiration that guide our work together. Our rich history and tradition along with our recent successes form a strong foundation for the upcoming year.

Our strength as a community emanates from four core values.

Excellence inspires us: We demand excellence in every aspect of our school.
Learning transforms us: We instill a passion for exploring ideas, questions, and possibilities.
Community connects us: We are a caring, inclusive, and collaborative community.
Tradition unites us: We recognize and embrace our rich legacy and traditions.

We strive to incorporate these values into all aspects of our school and we are dedicated to our vision: We believe ALL students will graduate prepared for, confident in, and excited about the future they choose. We strive to work in partnership with our BHS families to foster the achievement of all of our students. Strong partnership is built on clear communication.

Here are some important details about this year.

Beaver Days are August 21st and 22nd. We offer an evening session on the 22nd for families who cannot make the sessions during the day. We look forward to seeing everyone on one of these days.
This year the first day of school is September 3rd (9th grade only) and September 4th (all grades).
We have several new staff members including two new Assistant Principals, Maria Copelan and Malindi Zimmer. I’ll get out a list of our new teachers and staff in my first family update.
Our custodial staff was busy getting the entire campus ready. The floors shine, our classrooms are ready, and the grounds are looking good.
On September 7th we will officially dedicate the new BHS Concession stand and Spirit Plaza in the stadium area. More information to come.
Back to School Night is scheduled for October 3rd.

I am very optimistic about the tremendous opportunities that are in our future. The strength of our values, the support of our community, and the optimism of our staff, students, and families, have us poised for another successful year. On behalf of the staff of BHS, welcome back to school. Please do not hesitate to call the main office at 503-356-2830 if you have any questions.

As always, we are proud to be THE Beaverton High School!

Yours truly,

Dr. Anne S. Erwin
Principal, Beaverton High School

Beaver Days Basics - What You Need to Know

WELCOME TO BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL!

BEAVER DAYS are August 21 & 22

Wednesday, August 21: 12^th Grade 8-10 am, 10^th Grade 10am-12pm

Thursday, August 22: 11^th Grade 8-10 am, 9^th Grade 10am-12pm, Makeup 5:30-7:30pm

Please come on your scheduled day & time.
Makeup session is for families who are unable to come during the day.

AT BEAVER DAYS, STUDENTS CAN:

get their school pictures taken
receive their school ID
pick up their Chromebook
get help with StudentVue to see class schedule
pay fees
get a free class t-shirt
purchase BHS Spirit Gear
browse activity booths
meet with a counselor, if necessary

FAMILIES CAN GET HELP WITH:

activating ParentVue
completing online verification of enrollment
creating an online payment account
making a payment

BEAVER DAY NOTES

Band & football activities and ongoing construction may limit parking.
10th-12th grade students may attend by themselves. In this case, please complete online verification and pay fees online before Beaver Days.
Beaver Days begins at our auditorium entrance. All other doors to the Main Building and Cafeteria will be locked or monitored.
It takes ~30 minutes to go through Beaver Days. Allow more time if you expect to see a counselor, get help with online tasks, or browse activity booths.
Students: Get your provided passport verified at each station to get a free class t-shirt.
School Pictures: This is your official school photo. Please, no funny faces, gestures, hats, hoodies, costumes, or anything unnecessary that obscures the head or is an accessory.
Consider bringing water, a bag to carry items, & grooming aids for touch-ups before pictures.
Health Careers: Students from other high schools do not need to come to Beaver Days.
School Supplies: No list; teachers tell their classes what is required at the first class.
Beaverton High School does not use parking permits.
Visit the Main Office for questions about lockers.

Other Important Dates

NowOnline payment open

Aug. 15Online verification opens (approximate date)

Sep. 3First day of school for 9th graders, 7:45am-2:30pm

Sep. 4First day of school for 10th-12th graders, 7:45am-2:30pm

Sep. 9School Picture Makeup Day (for those that haven’t had a picture taken yet)

Oct. 17School Picture Retake Day (for those that want their picture taken again)

How to Complete Online Verification

Worksheet for Student Fee Payment

WORKSHEET for STUDENT FEE PAYMENT

PAYMENT TO BHS BOOKKEEPER

Pay in-person: cash/check payable to Beaverton High School. Sorry, no cards.
Save time! Pay online:

An activated ParentVue account is required to use online pay.
https://or-beaverton.intouchreceipting.com/
credit/debit card only

$20 **Chromebook Damage/Loss Protection Plan

$20 Student Activity Pass (also called ASB sticker, ASB = Associated Student Body)
Affix sticker to back of student’s ID for discounted events/activities, free Metro league games

$85 **Activities Fee
Required for participation in Speech & Debate, Band, Choir, Drama, Cheer, & Rhythm B’s.

$225 **Athletics Fee
Required for participation in each OSAA sport.

varies Art Supplies ($20-25 per art class per semester)
Required for taking an art class.

$55 Yearbook (optional; $65 after end of first semester)

TOTAL DUE

** Financial assistance is available for these fees if you qualify for free/reduced lunch AND you share this information by filling out the Sharing Free Or Reduced Price Information form during the Meal Application process. Bring the completed form with you.

PAYMENT TO OTHERS -- must be separate from BHS Bookkeeper payment

$60 Grad Night Party registration fee, $75 on 01/01/20, scholarships available, Seniors only
(cash/card/check payable to Beaverton Grad Night, beavertongrad.weebly.com)

varies BHS Spirit Gear (no cards -- cash/check payable to BHS)

varies Dorian picture packet (card/check payable to Dorian Photography)

DONATIONS

Beaverton Family & Alumni Network (BFAN) is a 501(c)(3) organization serving BHS students and
Staff, providing monetary, organizational, and hands-on support for activities and events. Rooter buses,
grants for athletics and activities, senior breakfast and reception, and scholarships are some examples of BFAN
support. You can support BFAN through your donation.
● Suggested amount is $25.
● Donations are tax-deductible. Receipts are distributed in October.
● Cash, card, or check payable to BFAN accepted.

Future You Activities Calendar

2019 - 2020 Beaverton High School Events

(Last Revised: 08/08/19)

August	Theme: Welcome!
21	Beaver Days – Seniors, 8 am, & Sophomores, 10 am
22	Beaver Days – Juniors, 8 am, Freshmen, 10 am, & Makeup, 5:30 pm

September	Theme: Welcome!
2	No School -- Holiday
3	First Full Day of School for FRESHMEN Only
4	First Full Day of School for GRADES 10-12 (A Day)
7	City of Beaverton Parade – Band, Athletics & Activities
7	Bucky’s Block Party, 10-4 pm, BHS Stadium
9	School Picture Makeup Day (no retakes), 6am-1 pm, Student Center
9	Welcome Assembly, 1:50 pm, Main Gym
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
17	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
19	Senior College Night, 6:30-8 pm, Cafeteria
27	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym

October	Theme: Involvement
3	Back-to-School Night, 5 pm, Main Gym
5	SAT Exam, 6:30 am-3:00 pm (optional)
7-10	Homecoming Week
10	Homecoming Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
11	No School -- Staff Development Day
12	Homecoming Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
14-18	PINK Week
15	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
15	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
16	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
17	School Picture Retakes, 6 am-12 pm, Student Center
19	PSAT Exam (optional)
23	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm
24	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
26	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am - 12 pm
28	Red Cross Blood Drive, 7:45 am - 1:30 pm, Back Gym

November	Theme: Respect
1	No School – Grading Day
2	SAT Exam (optional)
6	Latino College Night, 5:30-7:30pm, Cafeteria
7-9	The Crucible, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
11	No School – Holiday
12-15	Respect Week
14	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
16	BFAN Holiday Bazaar, 10am - 4pm, Cafeteria
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
19	Scholarship Night, 6:30-8 pm, Auditorium
21	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
25-29	Adopt-a-Family
27-29	No School – Thanksgiving Break

December	Theme: Family
2	No School -- Staff Development Day
3-13	Adopt-a-Family
4-7	Roswell, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
7	SAT Exam (optional)
11	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
11	BHS Talent Showcase, 7 pm, Auditorium
14	ACT Exam (optional)
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
18	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
23-31	No School -- Winter Break

January	Theme: Appreciation
1-3	No School -- Winter Break
14	Financial Aid Planning, 6:30-8 pm, Auditorium
15	Latino Family Night, 6 pm, Student Center
16	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
20	No School -- Holiday
21-24	Semester 1 Finals Week
21	Coffee with the Principal, 9:30 am, Community Room
21	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
25	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am-noon
27	No School -- Grading Day
28-31	Week of Wishes
29	Senior Panoramic Picture
31	Winter Dance Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
31	Beaver TAILgate, 3-6 pm, Cafeteria
31	JAM the DAM, 6-8:30 pm, Main Gym

February	Theme: Aspiration
1	Winter Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
4	Red Cross Blood Drive, 8 am, Back Gym
6	BSD Choir Festival, 5:30 pm, BHS
8	ACT Exam (optional)
12	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
13-15	The Miracle Worker, 7 pm Nightly & 2 pm Sat. Matinee, Studio Theater
17	No School -- Holiday
18	No School -- Staff Development Day
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
19	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
20	Future You Family Night, 6:00 pm
25	ACT Exam Day for All Grades
27	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym

March	Theme: Diversity
4-5	Mock Interviews, All Day
10	ACT Exam Makeup Day
11	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
11-14	The Hobbit, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
12	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
14	SAT Exam (optional)
16-20	Perspectives Week
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
17	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
18	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
20	Diversity Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
23-27	No School – Spring Break

April	Theme: Persistence
4	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am – 12 pm
10	No School -- Grading Day
15	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Cafeteria
17	Prom Assembly, 1:10 pm, Auditorium (Seniors)
18	Prom, 8-11 pm, World Trade Center
21	(tentative) Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
21	(tentative) BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
21	Future You Day
23	(tentative) Red Cross Blood Drive, 8 am, Back Gym
23	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
23	BHSSF Inspirit Gala, 5:30-9 pm, Castaway Portland
24	No School -- Staff Development Day
30	Shoshana Bean Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
tbd	GradNightParty Electronics Recycling Fundraiser, 10 am-2 pm, BHS Roundabout

May	Theme: Service
1	MEchA Annual Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
2	SAT Exam (optional)
4-8	Staff Appreciation Week
4-15	AP Testing
6	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
13	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
20-23	We Will Rock You, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
21	Incoming Freshman Chats, 5-8 pm
22	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
25	No School -- Holiday
27	Senior Reception, 6:30 pm, Cafeteria
28	Choir Concert, 6:45 pm, Auditorium
tbd	Spring Fest, 6-8 pm, location tbd

June	Theme: Celebrate Success!
3	Senior Talent Show, 3 pm, Auditorium
4	Senior Breakfast, 6:30 am, Cafeteria
4	Seniors’ Last Day Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
6	SAT Exam (optional)
9-12	Semester 2 Finals Week
10	(tentative) Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
10	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
12	Last Day for Students
12	Graduation, 7:30 pm, University of Portland Chiles Center
13	ACT Exam (optional)
15	Grading Day
15	Last Day for Teachers….. Have a great Summer!

A/B Calendar

2019-2020 BEAVERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT CALENDAR

Revised May 13, 2019
Calendar is subject to change based on contract negotiations and resource availability.
In the event inclement weather or other emergency closures prevent the District from meeting required instructional hours set by ODE, the days will be made up in June.

July 2019
M	T	W	H	F
1	2	3	4	5
8	9	10	11	12
15	16	17	18	19
22	23	24	25	26
29	30	31

August 2019
M	T	W	H	F
			1	2
5	6	7	8	9
12	13	14	15	16
19	20	21	22	23
PS²⁶	PS²⁷	SD²⁸	SD²⁹	PS³⁰

September 2019
M	T	W	H	F
SC²	F/L³	4 A	5 B	6 A
9 B	10 A	11 B	12 A	13 B
16 A	17 B	18 A	19 B	20 A
23 B	24 A	25 B	26 A	27 B
30 A
				(20)

October 2019
M	T	W	H	F
	1 B	2 A	3 B	4 A
7 B	8 A	9 B	10 A	SD¹¹
14 B	15 A	16 B	17 A	18 B
21 A	22 B	23 A	24 B	25 A
28 B	29 A	30 B	31 A
				(22)

November 2019
M	T	W	H	F
				G¹
4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A	8 B
SC¹¹	12 A	13 B	14 A	15 B
18 A	19 B	20 A	21 B	22 A
25 B	26 A	SC²⁷	SC²⁸	SC²⁹
				(16)

December 2019
M	T	W	H	F
SD²	3 B	4 A	5 B	6 A
9 B	10 A	11 B	12 A	13 B
16 A	17 B	18 A	19 B	20 A
SC²³	SC²⁴	SC²⁵	SC²⁶	SC²⁷
SC³⁰	SC³¹
				(14)

January 2020
M	T	W	H	F
		SC ¹	SC²	SC³
6 B	7 A	8 B	9 A	10 B
13 A	14 B	15 A	16 B	17 A
SC²⁰	21 B	22 F	23 F	24 F
G²⁷	28 A	29 B	30 A	31 B
				(18)

February 2020
M	T	W	H	F

3 A	4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A
10 B	11 A	12 B	13 A	14 B
SC¹⁷	SD¹⁸	19 A	20 B	21 A
24 B	25 ACT	26 A	27 B	28 A
				(18)

March 2020
M	T	W	H	F
2 B	3 A	4 B	5 A	6 B
9 A	10 B	11 A	12 B	13 A
16 B	17 A	18 B	19 A	20 B
SC²³	SC²⁴	SC²⁵	SC²⁶	SC²⁷
A30	31 B
				(17)

April 2020
M	T	W	H	F
		1 A	2 B	3 A
6 B	7 A	8 B	9 A	G¹⁰
13 B	14 A	15 B	16 A	17 B
20 A	21 B	22 A	23 B	SD²⁴
27 A	28 B	29 A	30 B
				(20)

May 2020
M	T	W	H	F
				1 A
4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A	8 B
11 A	12 B	13 A	14 B	15 A
18 B	19 A	20 B	21 A	22 B
SC²⁵	26 A	27 B	28 A	29 B
				(20)

June 2020
M	T	W	H	F
1 A	2 B	3 A	SLD B	5 A
8 B	9 A	10 F	11 F	F/L F¹²
G¹⁵	16	17	18	19
22	23	24	25	26
29	30
				(10)

G = Grading all schools/no students (4)
SC = Schools closed due to holiday or break periods (23)
F/L = First/last day for students. Note: First day dates may be modified for some grade levels (2)
SLD = Seniors' last day (1)
SD = Staff dev/workday/no students (6)
PS = Pre-service/no students (3)
( ) = Total student contact days per month
F = Finals
Student days: Q1=42; Q2=44; Q3=46; Q4=43

Bell Schedule

Regular Schedule

Lunch 1

1/2 7:45 – 9:15

3/4 9:20 – 10:50

L1 10:50 – 11:20

5/6 11:25 – 12:55

7/8 1:00 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 7:45 – 9:15

3/4 9:20 – 10:50

5/6 10:55 – 12:25

L2 12:25 – 12:55

7/8 1:00 – 2:30

55 minute Schedule Activity/Assembly

Lunch 1

1/2 7:45 – 9:00

Act 9:05 – 10:00

3/4 10:05 – 11:20

L1 11:20 – 11:50

5/6 11:55 – 1:10

7/8 1:15 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 7:45 – 9:00

Act 9:05 – 10:00

3/4 10:05 – 11:20

5/6 11:25 – 12:40

L2 12:40 – 1:10

7/8 1:15 – 2:30

2-Hour Late Start Schedule

Lunch 1

1/2 9:45 – 10:45

3/4 10:50 – 11:50

L1 11:50 – 12:20

5/6 12:25 – 1:25

7/8 1:30 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 9:45 – 10:45

3/4 10:50 – 11:50

5/6 11:55 – 12:55

L2 12:55 – 1:25

7/8 1:30 – 2:30

BHS Clubs & Activities

BHS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 2019-2020

Community Connects Us

Your future is shaped each day by the activities you choose to participate in. We encourage you to find a way to connect to BHS. For more details contact the club adviser. Please note that advisor names without an email address are those of BHS staff, who may be contacted by email through StudentVue and ParentVue.

An asterisk (*) indicates this activity has a participation fee and/or special admission requirements.

OREGON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION (OSAA)-SPONSORED ACTIVITIES

A C T I V I T Y	Beaver Band*	A D V I S O R	Mary Bengel
	Color Guard (Auxiliary)*		Mary Bengel
	Marching Ensemble (Band)*		Mary Bengel
	Winter Guard & Winter Percussion*		Mary Bengel
	Choir*		Jonathan Stoner
	Thespians International (Drama)*		Shannon Dery
	Speech and Debate*		Kris Igawa
	Cheer*		Shannon McCauley (shannon_mccauley@wsu.edu)
	Rhythm B's*		tbd

BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL-SPONSORED ACTIVITIES

Focus: Leadership
A C T I V I T Y	Asian Student Union	A D V I S O R	Terry Cherney, Linda Chin, Yoko Miwa
	Arab Student Union		Ahmed Al-Zubidi
	Black Student Union		Peter Edwards
	CHICAS		Itzel Chavez (ichavez@adelantemujeres.org)
	Gay-Straight Alliance		Kathleen Hawthorne, Jeff Buckingham
	Jewish Student Union		Doovie Jacoby (doovie@nysc.org)
	MEChA		Liz Perez, Leslie Barrios, Jose Andrade
	Multicultural Student Union		Emily Lux
	REAP		Abraham Escobar (Abrahame@REAPUSA.org)
	Student Leadership		Jason Sarmiento

Focus: Community Service
A C T I V I T Y	Club Hope	A D V I S O R	tbd
	EcoClub		Mark Geren
	HOSA (Health Occupation Student Association)*		Paula Jacobs
	Key Club		Kristina Laurance, Anna Lee
	LINK Crew (Freshmen Orientation)*		Jason Sarmiento
	National Honor Society*		Kristina Laurance, Jennifer Weber
	Random Acts of Kindness Club		tbd
	Student Health Advisory Council		tbd

Focus: Academic Interests
A C T I V I T Y	Art Club	A D V I S O R	Kathleen Hawthorne
	Creative Writing Club		Ben Klash, Richard Turner
	Dam Magazine		Ben Klash, Emily Lux, Casi Yost
	Japanese Club		Yoko Miwa
	Japan Bowl		Yoko Miwa
	Junior States of America		tbd
	Math Club (tentative)		Peter Zaworski
	Model UN		tbd
	Robotics Club		Heather Meiring
	Science Research Team		Mark Geren
	Science Bowl Team		Heather Meiring
	Slam Poetry		Ben Klash
	The Hummer (Student Newspaper)*		Andrew Evans
	Yearbook*		Marsha Nakatani

Focus: Personal Interests
A C T I V I T Y	Board Game Club	A D V I S O R	Kathleen Hawthorne
	Bob Ross Club		Shannon Dery
	Card Club		Peter Zaworski
	Dungeons & Dragons Club		Shannon Dery
	Electronic Music Production		Tymon Emch
	Free Form Fashion Design		Tymon Emch
	Knitting Club		Judy Elarth
	Music Production Club		Mary Bengel
	PAL		Gale Zimmerman
	Ping Pong		Luke Rien
	Sewing Club		Hailey DeMarre
	Ultimate Frisbee		Dominic Sandri
	Voice of Oregon Shelter Animals		Troy Theriot

Focus: Club Sports (BHS-associated; some events may be off campus)
A C T I V I T Y	Bucky Fit	A D V I S O R	Liz Perez
	Dragon Boat		Gale Zimmerman, Jeff Buckingham
	Men's Lacrosse		bhslaxclub@gmail.com
	Men’s Multicultural Soccer		Tymon Emch
	OHSET (Equestrian Team)		Scott Chauncey (scott97225@aol.com)
	Racquetball		Liz Yee (elizabeth.k.yee@hotmail.com)
	Ski Team		Brian Schmidt
	Snowboard Team		Crystal Gonzales (crystal.gonzales503@gmail.com)
	Water Polo		Pat Soles (pat.soles@yahoo.com)
	Women’s Lacrosse		Kelly Stevens (kelly.stevens06@gmail.com)
	Women’s Multicultural Soccer		Tymon Emch

Virginia Garcia School-Based Health Center

BHS Fall Sports

BHS FALL SPORTS 2019-20

AT BHS WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO BE INVOLVED

IMPORTANT DATES FOR ALL SPORTS

Jul. 28-Aug. 3:

Moratorium Week

Aug. 8-15:

Athletic Fees & Registration Form Due to ROOM 206, 8 AM-2:30 PM

Aug. 19:

Deadline for Physical Exams (in order to practice or try out)

Aug. 19:

Athletic Tryouts & Practices Start - (CONTACT COACH FOR MORE INFO)

FOR ALL TEAMS

REGISTRATION – Every athlete needs to complete and turn in the Athletic Participation Form along with the $225 activity fee at RM 206 (Aug. 8-15, 8 am - 2 pm).

PHYSICAL EXAM - Turn in a completed School Sports Pre-Participation Examination Form by Aug. 19^th to be eligible for practice or tryouts. If you cannot get in to see your personal physician, you can go to the Beaverton School-Based Health Center (on the BHS campus) or the afc Urgent Care location in the Safeway shopping center on the corner of Allen & Murray.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Whether you are new or returning to a sport, your first step is to contact your coach. If you or your family have a question, ask your coach first. Find a list of coaches on the Athletic Department webpage.

SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT FALL SPORTS

Football

Head Coach: Bob Boyer, 503-484-3350

Welcome to BEAVERTON FOOTBALL! It is never too late to come out and play this wonderful sport. We believe that this experience can be so powerful in the development of not only an athlete, but more so, in the development of a great person. We hope that if you are even slightly interested in playing, that you come out to Commitment Week and find out who and what we are! We think you will find... THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE!

There are a few things we are doing right now and some things coming up soon to help you get started. The more you attend the faster you will become a part of this great program!

TEAM APP - This is how we communicate to our community and it's important that every player and parent has this app on their phone or computer. All information regarding practices, times/schedules, events and any and all information will be sent out via this app. Please go here to sign up for the app: https://beavertonfootball.teamapp.com

BHS Football Camp - This camp runs Aug. 12-16 at BHS and has a $40 fee. Please bring your cleats and on Monday night wear your Team shirt/shorts. Also, please pick up your camp shirt as well and wear that Tu-Thu.

Women’s Soccer

Head Coach: Jen (Hull) Kirwan, beavertongirlssoccer@gmail.com, 541-912-8932
Training Camps: Contact coach
Tryouts: Aug. 19-21, at BHS BHS Women’s Soccer website

Men’s Soccer

Head Coach: Scott Munson, beavertonboyssoccer@gmail.com, 971-344-4698
Go to our website https://beavertonboys.soccer for program information and to sign up.
Clinics: See website
Tryouts: Aug. 19-21, BHS (see website)

Volleyball

Head Coach: Becci Harper, blharper23@hotmail.com, 503-423-7456
● Smartphone app: Teamapp (free) search ‘Beaverton Volleyball’
Workouts: Indoor Volleyball BHS open gym
Camp: Contact Coach - Volleyball camp for grades 6-12 -- registration forms via email. (Aug. 5-9)
Tryouts: Aug. 19^th → tryouts, daily doubles (morning conditioning, skill and strategy work).

Cross Country

Head Coach: Ian Gilispie, ianiag@hotmail.com, 971-221-3528
Ways to get information about what is going on with the team, updates, and schedules;

Smartphone app: Teamapp (free) search ‘Beaverton XC’
Website(offshoot from app): https://beavertonxc.teamapp.com/
Facebook Group: Beaverton Cross Country
Athletic.net (has schedule information, results): Search Beaverton HS, on the right it shows TF/XC, click XC

Bucky's Block Party

BFAN: Beaverton Family & Alumni Network

Dear Beaverton High School families,

Whether you are new to BHS or have been involved in BHS activities for years, welcome to the Beaverton Family and Alumni Network (aka BFAN, formerly Booster Club.) As a family member of a BHS student you are part of the BFAN membership. I welcome you to join us at our monthly membership meetings where we discuss issues related to our activities, vote on grants and hear more about life at our school through our principal, Dr. Erwin, our ASB President, BHS counselors, BHS coaches and others.

I also encourage you to consider volunteering at the many events that BFAN supports. These events, large and small, enhance the daily experience for our students and staff each year. Examples include:

awarding grants to athletic teams, groups such as Band and Drama, and the many clubs at BHS
running concessions
awarding scholarships (5 of them!)
organizing staff appreciation events
funding rooter buses
supporting the Hall of Achievement, which honors former students, staff and community members who have brought pride to our school through their individual achievements
supporting the all-night, fun and safe Grad Night Party for our graduating seniors
funding the senior breakfast and senior reception, two of the traditional end of year events which help to make the graduation experience extra special for our seniors and their families
hosting Bucky’s Block Party on September 7^th, celebrating the grand opening of our new concession stand, including local merchants, food, games and performances by school and community groups.

Many of you are familiar with the BHS Success Fund, which has made a significant impact on many programs, resources and facilities at BHS, including the new concession stand. While the Success Fund focuses on the long-term needs and aspirations of BHS, BFAN addresses immediate needs throughout the school year.

Much of BFAN’s funding comes from concession stand sales and the annual Holiday Bazaar. BFAN does not require membership dues; being a family member or alumni gives all of us a voice in our shared experience at Beaverton High School.However, the more money BFAN raises, the greater impact we can have on the lives of our students and the BHS staff. For that reason, I am asking you to consider making a tax-deductible donation to BFAN, a 501(c)(3) charity. As a non-profit, BFAN is able to invest every penny it receives, after expenses, into programs and events that directly benefit our students.

Thank you for your support!

Wendy Cawley
BFAN President
beavertonhigh.bfan@gmail.com

Volunteer as an AVID Tutor

Senior Information

Senior Quotes Application

SENIOR QUOTES: Each senior from the Class of 2020 has the opportunity to submit a quote which will be pictured underneath your Senior Portrait in the yearbook. If you choose to submit a quote, you must follow our guidelines. Mrs. Nakatani will have the final word on appropriateness.

15-word maximum.
Write legibly.
Your quote must be school appropriate; no profanity, innuendos, or rude implications.
If you are quoting someone else, you must include the author’s name..

SENIOR QUOTE FORM -- Return to Mrs. Nakatani in room 108 by October 17!

Senior Name (print):

Signature:

Beaver Lodge Teacher:

Senior Quote (and author, if applicable):

Senior Reception & Memory Page

Class of 2020 - Senior Reception

WED-May 27^th, 2020 - 6:30pm in the Cafeteria

Coming up in May 2020, the Parent Network holds a reception honoring the 104th graduating class at Beaverton High School. This reception is a casual event, a chance for seniors and their family to mingle before graduation. Held in the cafeteria, light refreshments will be served and a short program welcoming this class as the newest members of high school’s alumni. Seniors have the opportunity to sign the Alumni Book of Signatures dating back 50 years or more!

We ask each senior, or their parent to create a "Memory Page" depicting student life as a Beaver! A traditional scrapbook style collage is 12” by 12” and usually assembled with printed photographs and other applicable symbols pertaining to the individual senior. Each Memory Page will be proudly displayed at the reception and makes great topic of conversation!

While you collect pictures to create this page, save some of your favorites for the “Senior Slide Show” shown the last day of school for seniors June 4^th, 2020. The electronic file location or email to be announced soon.

If you need help creating this memory lane masterpiece or keepsake, you can find helpful experts at Whimzee’s Scrapbooking in Beaverton. But don’t fret; it can be done with Example Memory Page very simple materials and your creativity. Or, there are electronic photo collages applications available at Costco or Shutterfly by simply uploading images, arrange and print.

NEED MORE INFO: Examples and information can be found online by going to:
https://sites.google.com/site/beavertonseniorreception/ or in the front Library Window.

Memory Pages display people at reception

Yard Fundraiser Sign

BHS Yard Sign $25 each

Want a fun way to celebrate your graduate? How about these festive yard signs?

They’ll look great for your graduation party, letting people know where the party is or just leave it up for the whole week of graduation to let everyone in the neighborhood know you have a graduating senior from Beaverton High School!

(Metal yard stake included. Pick up available at Senior Reception or by special request.)

Payment online via PayPal at http://beavertongrad.weebly.com/

By check payable to BHS Grad Night Party

(If paying by check please mail this form and your check to:

Beaverton High School, 13000 SW 2nd, Beaverton, OR 97005 ATTN: GRAD NIGHT CHAIR)

Name:____________________________________________________________________________

Email Address:____________________________________________________________________

Phone Number:____________________________________________________________

Name of Your Senior Student:_________________________________________________

Number of Signs Ordering:___________

Questions? Email Pam Holt at: beavertongrad@gmail.com

Beaver Days: Hacer clic aqui para comenzar bien su año escolar

Beaver Days: Hacer clic aqui para comenzar bien su año escolar

Información Importante de Regreso a la Escuela

Carta de bienvenida de la directora Erwin

Estimados estudiantes y familias de la Preparatoria Beaverton:

¡Bienvenidos a la Preparatoria Beaverton y al año escolar 2019-20! El comienzo del año es una oportunidad para mirar hacia el futuro prometedor que nos espera. Iniciamos este año con un fuerte sentido de propósito e inspiración que guiarán nuestro trabajo juntos. Nuestra rica historia y tradición junto con nuestros éxitos recientes forman una base sólida para el próximo año.

Nuestra fortaleza como comunidad emana de cuatro valores fundamentales.

La excelencia nos inspira: Exigimos excelencia en todos los aspectos de nuestra escuela.
El aprendizaje nos transforma: Inculcamos pasión por explorar ideas, preguntas y posibilidades.
La comunidad nos conecta: Somos una comunidad solidaria, inclusiva y colaborativa.
La tradición nos une: Reconocemos y aceptamos nuestro rico legado y tradiciones.

Nos esforzamos por incorporar estos valores en todos los aspectos de nuestra escuela y estamos dedicados a nuestra visión: creemos que TODOS los estudiantes se graduarán preparados, confiados y entusiasmados con el futuro que elijan. Nos esforzamos por trabajar en asociación con nuestras familias de BHS para fomentar el logro de todos nuestros estudiantes. Una asociación sólida se basa en una comunicación clara.

Detalles importantes sobre este año escolar.

Los Beaver Days son los días 21 y 22 de agosto. El 22 ofreceremos una sesión vespertina, para familias que no pueden asistir a sesiones durante el día. Esperamos verlos a todos en uno de estos días.
Este año, el primer día de clases es el 3 de septiembre (solo para el noveno grado) y el 4 de septiembre (todos los grados).
Tenemos varios miembros nuevos del personal, incluidos dos nuevos subdirectores, Maria Copelan y Malindi Zimmer. Voy a incluir una lista de nuestros nuevos maestros y personal en mi primera actualización familiar.
Nuestro personal de mantenimiento estuvo ocupado preparando las instalaciones de la escuela. Los pisos brillan, nuestros salones de clases están listos y las áreas verdes se ven bien.
El 7 de septiembre se realizará la inauguración del puesto de venta y la Spirit Plaza en el área del estadio. Se proporcionarán detalles adicionales más adelante.
La Noche de Regreso a Clases está programada para el 3 de octubre.

Tengo mucho optimismo sobre las tremendas oportunidades que hay en nuestro futuro. La fortaleza de nuestros valores, el apoyo de nuestra comunidad y el optimismo de nuestro personal, estudiantes y familias nos han preparado para otro año exitoso. En nombre del personal de BHS, bienvenidos de nuevo a la escuela. Si tienen alguna pregunta, por favor, no duden en llamar a la oficina de la escuela al 503-356-2830.

¡Como siempre, estamos orgullosos de ser LA Preparatoria Beaverton!

Atentamente,

Dr. Anne S. Erwin
Principal, Beaverton High School

Básicos del Beaver Days dias de matriculación - lo que usted necesita saber

BIENVENIDOS A BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL!

BEAVER DAYS (LOS DÍAS BEAVER) son 21 y 22 de agosto

Miércoles 21 de agosto: 12^o Grado 8-10 am, 10^o Grado 10am-12pm

Thursday, August 22: 11^o Grado 8-10 am, 9^no Grado 10am-12pm, Reposición 5:30-7:30pm

Por favor venga en su día y hora programados.
La sesión de reposición es para familias que no pueden venir durante el día.

EN BEAVER DAYS (DÍAS BEAVER), LOS ESTUDIANTES PUEDEN:

Tomarse la foto
Recibir su identificación de la escuela
Recoger su Chromebook
Obtener ayuda con StudentVue para ver el horario de clases
Pagar cuotas
Obtener una camiseta de clase gratis
Comprar artículos alusivos de BHS
Buscar las cabinas de actividades
Reunirse con su consejero si es necesario

LAS FAMILIAS PUEDEN OBTENER AYUDA CON:

Activar ParentVue
Completar la verificación de inscripción en línea
Crear una cuenta de pago en línea
Hacer pagos

NOTAS BEAVER DAYS (DÍAS BEAVER)

Las actividades de banda y fútbol y la construcción en curso pueden limitar el estacionamiento.
Los estudiantes de 10º a 12º grado pueden asistir solos. En este caso, complete la verificación en línea y pague las tarifas en línea antes de Beaver Days (Dias de Beaver).
Familias y estudiantes no acompañados: Comience Beaver Days entrando por las puertas del auditorio.
Todas las demás puertas del Edificio Principal y la Cafetería estarán cerradas o monitoreadas.
La actividad de Beaver Days tarda unos 30 minutos. Tomara mas tiempo si espera ver a un consejero, obtener ayuda con las tareas en línea o visitar las cabinas de actividades.
Estudiantes: Verifiquen su pasaporte provisto en cada estación para obtener una camiseta de clase gratis.
Fotos de la escuela: Esta es tu foto oficial de la escuela. Por favor, no caras divertidas, gestos, sombreros, sudaderas con capucha, disfraces ni nada innecesario que oscurezca la cabeza o un accesorio.
Considere traer agua, una bolsa para poner artículos y artículos de aseo personal para retoques antes de las fotos.
Recordatorio: Los estudiantes de otras escuelas secundarias no necesitan venir a Beaver Days.
Listado de utiles: No hay lista; los maestros le dicen que necesitaran el primer día de clases.
Beaverton High School no usa permisos de estacionamiento.
Visite la oficina principal para preguntas sobre casilleros.

Otras fechas importantes:

AhoraPago en línea abierto

Agosto 15Se abre la verificación en línea (fecha aproximada)

Sep. 3Primer día de clases para alumnos de noveno grado, 7:45 a.m. a 2:30 p.m.

Sep. 4Primer día de clases para alumnos de 10º a 12º grado, 7:45 a.m. a 2:30 p.m.

Sep. 9Reposición de la foto escolar (para aquellos que aún no se han tomado una foto)

Oct. 17Día de toma de fotografías de la escuela (para aquellos que desean que se les tome una foto nuevamente)

** TENGA EN CUENTA: NO HAY SALIDA TEMPRANA MIÉRCOLES ESTE AÑO ESCOLAR. **

Como cumplir la verificacion en linea

Pago de cuotas estudiantiles

PAGO DE CUOTAS ESTUDIANTILES

PAGOS EN LA OFICINA DEL TESORERO/PAGADURÍA

Pagos en persona: efectivo/cheque a nombre de Beaverton High School. Lo sentimos, no se aceptan pagos con tarjetas.
Ahorre tiempo, realice sus pagos en línea:

Para realizar pagos en línea es necesario contar con una cuenta activa de ParentVue..
https://or-beaverton.intouchreceipting.com/
En línea se aceptan pagos con tarjetas de débito y crédito únicamente.

$20 **Plan de protección contra daños/pérdida de Chromebook.

$20 Pase de actividades estudiantiles (también llamado ASB sticker, ASB = Asociación del Cuerpo Estudiantil)
Pegue la calcomanía en la parte posterior de la identificación del estudiante, para obtener descuentos en eventos/actividades, así como juegos gratuitos de la liga Metro.

$85 **Cuota de actividades
Pago requerido para participar en Oratoria y Debate, Banda, Coro, Drama, Animación Deportiva y Rhythm B’s.

$225 **Cuota deportiva
Pago requerido para participar en cada deporte OSAA. .

varía Suministros de Arte ($20-25 por clase de arte por semestre)
Pago requerido para tomar la clase de arte.

$55 Anuario (opcional; $65 después del final del primer semestre).

TOTAL DUE

** Ayuda financiera está disponible para el pago de estas cuotas si califica para recibir almuerzos gratis o a precio reducido, Y comparte esta información completando el formulario: Compartir información de comidas gratuita o a precio reducido, durante el proceso de Solicitud de comidas. Por favor, traiga el formulario completo.

PAGOS A TERCEROS -- estos pagos son diferentes a los que se realizan en la oficina del tesorero

$60 Cuota de participación para la Grad Night Party, $75 el 01/01/20, becas disponibles, solo para Seniors (efectivo/tarjeta/cheque a nombre de Beaverton Grad Night, beavertongrad.weebly.com)

varía Artículos y ropa de BHS (no se aceptan tarjetas -- efectivo/cheque a nombre de Beaverton High School).

varía Paquete de fotos Dorian (tarjeta/cheque a nombre de Dorian Photography).

DONACIONES

Red de familias y exalumnos de Beaverton (BFAN) es una organización 501(c)(3) la cual sirve a estudiantes y personal de BHS brindando apoyo monetario, organizacional y práctico para actividades y eventos. Buses de apoyo deportivo, becas para deportes y actividades, así como desayuno y recepción para alumnos en el 12º grado, y becas; estos son solo algunos ejemplos de como BFAN apoya a nuestra escuela. Usted puede apoyar a BFAN a través de su donación.
● La cantidad sugerida es: $25.
● Las donaciones son deducibles de impuestos. Los recibos se entregan en octubre.
● Se acepta efectivo, tarjetas o cheque a nombre de BFAN.

Calendario de las fechas futuras

2019 - 2020 Beaverton High School Events

(Last Revised: 08/08/19)

August	Theme: Welcome!
21	Beaver Days – Seniors, 8 am, & Sophomores, 10 am
22	Beaver Days – Juniors, 8 am, Freshmen, 10 am, & Makeup, 5:30 pm

September	Theme: Welcome!
2	No School -- Holiday
3	First Full Day of School for FRESHMEN Only
4	First Full Day of School for GRADES 10-12 (A Day)
7	City of Beaverton Parade – Band, Athletics & Activities
7	Bucky’s Block Party, 10-4 pm, BHS Stadium
9	School Picture Makeup Day (no retakes), 6am-1 pm, Student Center
9	Welcome Assembly, 1:50 pm, Main Gym
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
17	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
19	Senior College Night, 6:30-8 pm, Cafeteria
27	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym

October	Theme: Involvement
3	Back-to-School Night, 5 pm, Main Gym
5	SAT Exam, 6:30 am-3:00 pm (optional)
7-10	Homecoming Week
10	Homecoming Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
11	No School -- Staff Development Day
12	Homecoming Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
14-18	PINK Week
15	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
15	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
16	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
17	School Picture Retakes, 6 am-12 pm, Student Center
19	PSAT Exam (optional)
23	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm
24	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
26	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am - 12 pm
28	Red Cross Blood Drive, 7:45 am - 1:30 pm, Back Gym

November	Theme: Respect
1	No School – Grading Day
2	SAT Exam (optional)
6	Latino College Night, 5:30-7:30pm, Cafeteria
7-9	The Crucible, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
11	No School – Holiday
12-15	Respect Week
14	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
16	BFAN Holiday Bazaar, 10am - 4pm, Cafeteria
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
19	Scholarship Night, 6:30-8 pm, Auditorium
21	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
25-29	Adopt-a-Family
27-29	No School – Thanksgiving Break

December	Theme: Family
2	No School -- Staff Development Day
3-13	Adopt-a-Family
4-7	Roswell, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
7	SAT Exam (optional)
11	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
11	BHS Talent Showcase, 7 pm, Auditorium
14	ACT Exam (optional)
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
18	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
23-31	No School -- Winter Break

January	Theme: Appreciation
1-3	No School -- Winter Break
14	Financial Aid Planning, 6:30-8 pm, Auditorium
15	Latino Family Night, 6 pm, Student Center
16	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
20	No School -- Holiday
21-24	Semester 1 Finals Week
21	Coffee with the Principal, 9:30 am, Community Room
21	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
25	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am-noon
27	No School -- Grading Day
28-31	Week of Wishes
29	Senior Panoramic Picture
31	Winter Dance Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
31	Beaver TAILgate, 3-6 pm, Cafeteria
31	JAM the DAM, 6-8:30 pm, Main Gym

February	Theme: Aspiration
1	Winter Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
4	Red Cross Blood Drive, 8 am, Back Gym
6	BSD Choir Festival, 5:30 pm, BHS
8	ACT Exam (optional)
12	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
13-15	The Miracle Worker, 7 pm Nightly & 2 pm Sat. Matinee, Studio Theater
17	No School -- Holiday
18	No School -- Staff Development Day
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
19	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
20	Future You Family Night, 6:00 pm
25	ACT Exam Day for All Grades
27	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym

March	Theme: Diversity
4-5	Mock Interviews, All Day
10	ACT Exam Makeup Day
11	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
11-14	The Hobbit, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
12	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
14	SAT Exam (optional)
16-20	Perspectives Week
17	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
17	BFAN Membership Meeting, 7-8 pm, Community Room
18	Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
20	Diversity Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
23-27	No School – Spring Break

April	Theme: Persistence
4	Community Clean-Up Day, 8 am – 12 pm
10	No School -- Grading Day
15	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Cafeteria
17	Prom Assembly, 1:10 pm, Auditorium (Seniors)
18	Prom, 8-11 pm, World Trade Center
21	(tentative) Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
21	(tentative) BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
21	Future You Day
23	(tentative) Red Cross Blood Drive, 8 am, Back Gym
23	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
23	BHSSF Inspirit Gala, 5:30-9 pm, Castaway Portland
24	No School -- Staff Development Day
30	Shoshana Bean Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
tbd	GradNightParty Electronics Recycling Fundraiser, 10 am-2 pm, BHS Roundabout

May	Theme: Service
1	MEchA Annual Dance, 7-10 pm, Cafeteria
2	SAT Exam (optional)
4-8	Staff Appreciation Week
4-15	AP Testing
6	Band Concert, 7 pm, Auditorium
13	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
19	Coffee with the Principal, 9-10 am, Community Room
19	BFAN Membership Meeting, 10-11 am, Community Room
20-23	We Will Rock You, 7pm Nightly & 2pm Saturday Matinee, Auditorium
21	Incoming Freshman Chats, 5-8 pm
22	Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
25	No School -- Holiday
27	Senior Reception, 6:30 pm, Cafeteria
28	Choir Concert, 6:45 pm, Auditorium
tbd	Spring Fest, 6-8 pm, location tbd

June	Theme: Celebrate Success!
3	Senior Talent Show, 3 pm, Auditorium
4	Senior Breakfast, 6:30 am, Cafeteria
4	Seniors’ Last Day Assembly, 9:05 am, 55-min. Schedule, Main Gym
6	SAT Exam (optional)
9-12	Semester 2 Finals Week
10	(tentative) Celebration Assembly, 2 pm, Main Gym
10	Latino Family Night, 6-8 pm, Student Center
12	Last Day for Students
12	Graduation, 7:30 pm, University of Portland Chiles Center
13	ACT Exam (optional)
15	Grading Day
15	Last Day for Teachers….. Have a great Summer!

A/B Dias y el calendario

CALENDARIO 2019-2020 DEL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE BEAVERTON

Actualizado el 13 de mayo de 2019
El calendario esta sujeto a cambios segun negociaciones del contrato y la disponibilidad de recursos.
En caso de cerrar las escuelas debido a inclemencias del tiempo u otra emergencia que impida al Distrito cumplir on las horas instruccion requeridas por ODE, los dias se repondran en junio.

Julio 2019
M	T	W	H	F
1	2	3	4	5
8	9	10	11	12
15	16	17	18	19
22	23	24	25	26
29	30	31

Agosto 2019
M	T	W	H	F
			1	2
5	6	7	8	9
12	13	14	15	16
19	20	21	22	23
PS²⁶	PS²⁷	SD²⁸	SD²⁹	PS³⁰

Septiembre 2019
M	T	W	H	F
SC²	F/L³	4 A	5 B	6 A
9 B	10 A	11 B	12 A	13 B
16 A	17 B	18 A	19 B	20 A
23 B	24 A	25 B	26 A	27 B
30 A
				(20)

Octubre 2019
M	T	W	H	F
	1 B	2 A	3 B	4 A
7 B	8 A	9 B	10 A	SD¹¹
14 B	15 A	16 B	17 A	18 B
21 A	22 B	23 A	24 B	25 A
28 B	29 A	30 B	31 A
				(22)

Noviembre 2019
M	T	W	H	F
				G¹
4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A	8 B
SC¹¹	12 A	13 B	14 A	15 B
18 A	19 B	20 A	21 B	22 A
25 B	26 A	SC²⁷	SC²⁸	SC²⁹
				(16)

Deciembre 2019
M	T	W	H	F
SD²	3 B	4 A	5 B	6 A
9 B	10 A	11 B	12 A	13 B
16 A	17 B	18 A	19 B	20 A
SC²³	SC²⁴	SC²⁵	SC²⁶	SC²⁷
SC³⁰	SC³¹
				(14)

Enero 2020
M	T	W	H	F
		SC ¹	SC²	SC³
6 B	7 A	8 B	9 A	10 B
13 A	14 B	15 A	16 B	17 A
SC²⁰	21 B	22 F	23 F	24 F
G²⁷	28 A	29 B	30 A	31 B
				(18)

Febrero 2020
M	T	W	H	F

3 A	4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A
10 B	11 A	12 B	13 A	14 B
SC¹⁷	SD¹⁸	19 A	20 B	21 A
24 B	25 ACT	26 A	27 B	28 A
				(18)

Marzo 2020
M	T	W	H	F
2 B	3 A	4 B	5 A	6 B
9 A	10 B	11 A	12 B	13 A
16 B	17 A	18 B	19 A	20 B
SC²³	SC²⁴	SC²⁵	SC²⁶	SC²⁷
A30	31 B
				(17)

Abril 2020
M	T	W	H	F
		1 A	2 B	3 A
6 B	7 A	8 B	9 A	G¹⁰
13 B	14 A	15 B	16 A	17 B
20 A	21 B	22 A	23 B	SD²⁴
27 A	28 B	29 A	30 B
				(20)

Mayo 2020
M	T	W	H	F
				1 A
4 B	5 A	6 B	7 A	8 B
11 A	12 B	13 A	14 B	15 A
18 B	19 A	20 B	21 A	22 B
SC²⁵	26 A	27 B	28 A	29 B
				(20)

Junio 2020
M	T	W	H	F
1 A	2 B	3 A	SLD B	5 A
8 B	9 A	10 F	11 F	F/L F¹²
G¹⁵	16	17	18	19
22	23	24	25	26
29	30
				(10)

G = Día de calificaciones/no hay clases en todas las escuelas (4)
SC = No hay clases por feriado o vacaciones (23)
F/L = Primer/último día de clases. Nota: El primer día de clases dependerá del grado del alumno (2)
SLD = Último día de clases para el 12º grado - Seniors (1)
SD = No hay clases/día de trabajo para maestros/desarrollo del profesorado (6)
PS = No hay clases/día de trabajo para maestros (3)
( ) = Número de días que los estudiantes asisten a clases: T 1=42; T2=44, T3=46; T4=43

Horario de la campaña

Regular Schedule

Lunch 1

1/2 7:45 – 9:15

3/4 9:20 – 10:50

L1 10:50 – 11:20

5/6 11:25 – 12:55

7/8 1:00 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 7:45 – 9:15

3/4 9:20 – 10:50

5/6 10:55 – 12:25

L2 12:25 – 12:55

7/8 1:00 – 2:30

55 minute Schedule Activity/Assembly

Lunch 1

1/2 7:45 – 9:00

Act 9:05 – 10:00

3/4 10:05 – 11:20

L1 11:20 – 11:50

5/6 11:55 – 1:10

7/8 1:15 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 7:45 – 9:00

Act 9:05 – 10:00

3/4 10:05 – 11:20

5/6 11:25 – 12:40

L2 12:40 – 1:10

7/8 1:15 – 2:30

2-Hour Late Start Schedule

Lunch 1

1/2 9:45 – 10:45

3/4 10:50 – 11:50

L1 11:50 – 12:20

5/6 12:25 – 1:25

7/8 1:30 – 2:30

Lunch 2

1/2 9:45 – 10:45

3/4 10:50 – 11:50

5/6 11:55 – 12:55

L2 12:55 – 1:25

7/8 1:30 – 2:30

Clubes y Actividades del BHS

CLUBS Y ORGANIZACIONES 2019-2020

Únete, participa, da forma a tu futuro

Actividades OSAA

Tu futuro se forma cada día por las actividades que realizas aquí en BHS. Al participar en los siguientes grupos, puedes competir a nivel de OSAA. Te recomendamos que te comuniques con el asesor del club para obtener información específica sobre estas actividades. Porristas, Conjunto de marcha y Ritmo B's tienen requisitos específicos de admisión. La participación en estas actividades requiere el pago de una tarifa de participación. ¡Ponte en contacto con un asesor hoy!

A C T I V I T Y	Beaver Band*	A D V I S O R	Mary Bengel
	Color Guard (Auxiliary)*		Mary Bengel
	Marching Ensemble (Band)*		Mary Bengel
	Winter Guard & Winter Percussion*		Mary Bengel
	Choir*		Jonathan Stoner
	Thespians International (Drama)*		Shannon Dery
	Speech and Debate*		Kris Igawa
	Cheer*		Shannon McCauley (shannon_mccauley@wsu.edu)
	Rhythm B's*		tbd

Clubs Patrocinados de Beaverton High School:

Focus: Leadership
A C T I V I T Y	Asian Student Union	A D V I S O R	Terry Cherney, Linda Chin, Yoko Miwa
	Arab Student Union		Ahmed Al-Zubidi
	Black Student Union		Peter Edwards
	CHICAS		Itzel Chavez (ichavez@adelantemujeres.org)
	Gay-Straight Alliance		Kathleen Hawthorne, Jeff Buckingham
	Jewish Student Union		Doovie Jacoby (doovie@nysc.org)
	MEChA		Liz Perez, Leslie Barrios, Jose Andrade
	Multicultural Student Union		Emily Lux
	REAP		Abraham Escobar (Abrahame@REAPUSA.org)
	Student Leadership		Jason Sarmiento

SERVICIO: La comunidad nos conecta, es uno de nuestros valores centrales en BHS. Los estudiantes que participan en el servicio a la comunidad dan forma a su futuro como líderes y creadores de cambios. Los siguientes clubs están basados en servicios. LINK Crew, HOSA y National Honor Society tienen requisitos de admisión; contacta al asesor del club hoy.

Focus: Community Service
A C T I V I T Y	Club Hope	A D V I S O R	tbd
	EcoClub		Mark Geren
	HOSA (Health Occupation Student Association)*		Paula Jacobs
	Key Club		Kristina Laurance, Anna Lee
	LINK Crew (Freshmen Orientation)*		Jason Sarmiento
	National Honor Society*		Kristina Laurance, Jennifer Weber
	Random Acts of Kindness Club		tbd
	Student Health Advisory Council		tbd

ACADÉMICO: Estos clubs se centran en una disciplina académica específica y están abiertos a todos los estudiantes.

Focus: Academic Interests
A C T I V I T Y	Art Club	A D V I S O R	Kathleen Hawthorne
	Creative Writing Club		Ben Klash, Richard Turner
	Dam Magazine		Ben Klash, Emily Lux, Casi Yost
	Japanese Club		Yoko Miwa
	Japan Bowl		Yoko Miwa
	Junior States of America		tbd
	Math Club (tentative)		Peter Zaworski
	Model UN		tbd
	Robotics Club		Heather Meiring
	Science Research Team		Mark Geren
	Science Bowl Team		Heather Meiring
	Slam Poetry		Ben Klash
	The Hummer (Student Newspaper)*		Andrew Evans
	Yearbook*		Marsha Nakatani

INTERESES: Todos estos clubs se centran en intereses específicos y están abiertos a todos los estudiantes.

Focus: Personal Interests
A C T I V I T Y	Board Game Club	A D V I S O R	Kathleen Hawthorne
	Bob Ross Club		Shannon Dery
	Card Club		Peter Zaworski
	Dungeons & Dragons Club		Shannon Dery
	Electronic Music Production		Tymon Emch
	Free Form Fashion Design		Tymon Emch
	Knitting Club		Judy Elarth
	Music Production Club		Mary Bengel
	PAL		Gale Zimmerman
	Ping Pong		Luke Rien
	Sewing Club		Hailey DeMarre
	Ultimate Frisbee		Dominic Sandri
	Voice of Oregon Shelter Animals		Troy Theriot

CLUB de DEPORTES: El nombre de Beaverton High School está asociado con los siguientes grupos de deportes. Los siguientes clubs compiten y participan en eventos fuera del campus.

Focus: Club Sports (BHS-associated; some events may be off campus)
A C T I V I T Y	Bucky Fit	A D V I S O R	Liz Perez
	Dragon Boat		Gale Zimmerman, Jeff Buckingham
	Men's Lacrosse		bhslaxclub@gmail.com
	Men’s Multicultural Soccer		Tymon Emch
	OHSET (Equestrian Team)		Scott Chauncey (scott97225@aol.com)
	Racquetball		Liz Yee (elizabeth.k.yee@hotmail.com)
	Ski Team		Brian Schmidt
	Snowboard Team		Crystal Gonzales (crystal.gonzales503@gmail.com)
	Water Polo		Pat Soles (pat.soles@yahoo.com)
	Women’s Lacrosse		Kelly Stevens (kelly.stevens06@gmail.com)
	Women’s Multicultural Soccer		Tymon Emch

Únete, participa, da forma a tu futuro

El centro de salud escolar

Deportes del otoño del BHS

DEPORTES DE OTOÑO DE BHS 2019-20

EN BHS ANIMAMOS A TODOS PARA QUE ESTÉN INVOLUCRADOS

FECHAS IMPORTANTES PARA TODOS LOS DEPORTES

Julio 28-Agosto 3:

Semana de Moratoria

Agosto 8-15:

Formulario de inscripción y costo atlético se vencen en la oficina 206, 8 am a 2:30pm.

Agosto 19:

Fecha de entrega para los exámenes físicos (para poder entrenar o hacer las pruebas deportivas.)

Agosto 19:

Pruebas deportivas y entrenamientos comienzan - (CONTACTEN AL ENTRENADOR PARA MÁS INFORMACIÓN) )

PARA TODOS LOS EQUIPOS

INSCRIPCIÓN – Cada jugador debe completar y entregar su formulario de inscripción atlético en el siguiente enlace Athletic Participation Form junto con el costo de actividad de $225 en la oficina 206 (agosto 8-15, entre 8am y 2pm.)

EXAMEN FÍSICO - Entregue su formulario completo de pre participación para deportes escolares antes del 13 de agosto para ser elegible para los entrenamientos y pruebas deportivas. Si no le es posible ver a su médico personal, puede ir al centro de salud School-Based Health Center (on the BHS campus) en el campus de la preparatoria Beaverton o a el centro de cuidado urgente afc Urgent Care location localizado en la esquina de la calle Allen y Murray en el centro comercial donde está Safeway.

INFORMACIÓN DE CONTACTO

Ya sea si son jugadores nuevos o regresando al deporte, su primer paso es de contactar a su entrenador. Si usted o su familia tiene preguntas, pregunte a su entrenador primero.Puede encontrar la lista de entrenadores en el siguiente enlace Athletic Department webpage.

INFORMACIÓN ESPECÍFICA SOBRE DEPORTES DE OTOÑO

Fútbol Americano

Entrenador Principal: Bob Boyer, 503-484-3350

Bienvenidos a FÚTBOL AMERICANO DE BEAVERTON! Nunca es muy tarde para salir y jugar este maravilloso deporte. Nosotros creemos que esta es una experiencia que puede ser tan poderosa en el desarrollo atlético pero también más allá, como en el desarrollo de una gran persona. Esperamos que si están ligeramente interesados en jugar, vengan a la Semana de Compromiso para que se enteren quien y como somos! Creemos que se darán cuenta… QUE AQUÍ ES DONDE QUIEREN ESTAR!

Hay algunas cosas que estamos haciendo actualmente y otras que se aproximan para ayudarles a comenzar. ¡Entre más asisten, más rápido serán parte de este gran programa!

APLICACIÓN DE EQUIPO - Este es nuestro método de comunicación con la comunidad y es importante que cada jugador y sus padres tengan esta aplicación en su teléfono o computadora. Toda la información en cuanto a entrenamientos, horarios, eventos y toda la información será enviada por este medio. Por Favor siga el siguiente enlace para suscribirse en la aplicacion: https://beavertonfootball.teamapp.com

Campamento del fútbol americano de BHS - Este campamento se llevará a cabo del 12 al 16 de agosto en BHS y tiene una cuota de $ 40. Favor de traer sus zapatos con tacos. Por la noche de lunes, use su camisa / pantalones cortos del equipo. Además, favor de recogerle a su camisa de campamento también y usela en las noches de martes, miércoles y jueves.

Fútbol Femenino

Entrenadora Principal: Jen (Hull) Kirwan, beavertongirlssoccer@gmail.com, 541-912-8932
Campamentos de formación: Contacten a la entrenadora
Pruebas deportivas: Agosto 19-21, en la preparatoria Beaverton
BHS Women’s Soccer website

Fútbol Masculino

Entrenador Principal: Scott Munson, beavertonboyssoccer@gmail.com, 971-344-4698
Encuentran mas informacion y registrese en nuestra página https://beavertonboys.soccer for program information and to sign up.
Clínicas de fútbol: ver sitio web
Pruebas deportivas: Agosto 19-21, 7:00-8:30 pm, Preparatoria Beaverton (ver sitio web)

Voleibol

Entrenadora Principal: Becci Harper, blharper23@hotmail.com, 503-423-7456
● Aplicación para Smartphone: Teamapp (gratis) busque ‘Beaverton Volleyball’
Ejercicios:: Voleibol adentro en el gimnasio abierto de BHS
Campamento: Contacten a la entrenadora- Campamento de Voleibol para grados 6 a 12-- Formularios de inscripción por medio de correo electrónico. Agosto 5-9
Pruebas deportivas: Agosto 19, pruebas deportivas, duplica diaria (acondicionamiento por la mañana, y trabajo de habilidades y estrategias).

Cross Country

Entrenador Principal: Ian Gilispie, ianiag@hotmail.com, 971-221-3528
Maneras de obtener información sobre lo que está pasando en el equipo, actualizaciones, y horarios;

Aplicación para Smartphone: Teamapp (gratis) busque ‘Beaverton XC’
Sitio Web (extension de la aplicacion): https://beavertonxc.teamapp.com/
Grupo de Facebook: Beaverton Cross Country
Athletic.net (contiene informacion sobre horarios, resultados): Busque Beaverton HS, en la derecha le muestra TF/XC, seleccione XC

Guarda la fecha de: Bucky's Block Party

BFAN: grupo de exalumnos y familiares de Beaverton

Siganos en Facebook
Siganos en Instagram
Sitio Web bhsbfan.org

Estimadas familias de la preparatoria Beaverton,

Si usted es nuevo en BHS o ha estado involucrado en actividades de BHS durante años, bienvenido a la familia de Beaverton y red de alumnos (también conocido como BFAN, anteriormente Booster Club). Como miembro de la familia de un estudiante de BHS, usted es parte de la membresía de BFAN. Le invito a unirse a nosotros en nuestras reuniones mensuales de membresía, donde discutimos temas relacionados con nuestras actividades, votamos sobre subvenciones y escuchamos más sobre la vida en nuestra escuela a través de nuestro director, el Dr. Erwin, nuestro presidente de ASB, consejeros de BHS, entrenadores de BHS y otros.

También los animo a que consideren ser voluntarios en los muchos eventos que apoya BFAN. Estos eventos, grandes y pequeños, mejoran la experiencia diaria de nuestros estudiantes y personal cada año. Ejemplos incluyen:

Conceder subvenciones a equipos atléticos, grupos, así como Banda y Drama, y mas clubes en BHS.
Manejo de concesiones
Conceder becas (¡5 de ellas!)
Organizar eventos de agradecimiento al personal
Financiamiento de autobuses de apoyo
Apoyar al Hall of Achievement, honrar a ex alumnos, personal de la escuela, y miembros de la comunidad que han traído orgullo a nuestra escuela por medio de sus logros individuales, y la fiesta de noche entera, la fiesta de graduación, Grad Night Party para nuestros seniors que se graduaran
Financiar el desayuno y recepción de los estudiantes seniors, dos de los tradicionales eventos de fin de año que ayudan hacer esta experiencia de graduación extra especial para los seniors y sus familias.
Organizar la fiesta de Bucky’s Block el 7 de septiembre, celebrando la gran inauguración de nuestro nuevo puesto de venta, que incluye comerciantes locales, comida, juegos y actuaciones de grupos escolares y comunitarios.

¡Y eso solo es parte de lo que hacemos!

Muchos de ustedes están familiarizados con el BHS Success Fund, que ha hecho un impacto significante en varios programas, instalaciones y recursos en BHS, y continuarán haciéndolo. Mientras el Success Fund se enfoca en las necesidades y aspiraciones a largo plazo, el BFAN encara las necesidades inmediatas del año escolar actual.

Gran parte de la financiación de BFAN proviene de las ventas de los puestos de venta y del Bazar Navideño anual. BFAN no requiere cuotas de membresía; ser un miembro de la familia o un ex alumno nos da a todos una voz en nuestra experiencia compartida en Beaverton High School. Sin embargo, cuanto más dinero recauda BFAN, mayor impacto podemos tener en la vida de nuestros estudiantes y del personal de BHS. Por esa razón, le pido que considere hacer una donación deducible de impuestos a BFAN, una organización benéfica 501 (c) (3). Como organización sin fines de lucro, BFAN puede invertir cada centavo que reciba, después de los gastos, en programas y eventos que beneficien directamente a nuestros estudiantes.

¡Gracias por tu apoyo!

Wendy Cawley
BFAN President
beavertonhigh.bfan@gmail.com

Ser voluntario del AVID

Informacîon para Seniors

Frases de los seniors para el anuario

FRESES DE SENIORS: Cada senior de la clase 2020 tiene la oportunidad de someter una frase que será ilustrada debajo de su retrato senior en el anuario. Si elige someter una frase, debe seguir las normas. La señora Nakatani tendra la ultima palabra en cuanto si es adecuada.

Máximo de 15 palabras.
Escribir de manera legible.
Su frase debe ser apropiada para la escuela, no llevar blasfemia (profanidad), insinuaciones, o implicaciones groseras.
Si está citando a alguien más, debe incluir el nombre del autor.

FORMULARIO PARA LA FRASE DE SENIOR--Regrese el formulario a la señora Nakatani en el salón 108 antes del 17 de octubre!

Nombre del Senior:

Firma:

Maestra de Beaver Lodge:

Frase de Senior (y el autor, si es aplicable):

Celebración de los seniors y påginas de recuerdos

Nota: traducido con Google

Clase de recepción Senior 2020

Miércoles 27 de mayo, 2020 - 6:30pm en la Cafeteria

En mayo de 2020, la Red de Padres celebra una recepción en honor a la 104a clase de graduados en Beaverton High School. Esta recepción es un evento informal, una oportunidad para que las personas mayores y sus familias se mezclen antes de graduarse. En la cafetería, se servirán refrigerios ligeros y un breve programa que dará la bienvenida a esta clase como los miembros más nuevos de los alumnos de la escuela secundaria. ¡Las personas mayores tienen la oportunidad de firmar el Libro de Firmas de Alumni que data de hace 50 años o más!

¡Le pedimos a cada persona mayor o a sus padres que creen una "Página de Memoria" que describa la vida de los estudiantes como un Castor! Un collage tradicional de estilo álbum de recortes mide 30 cm por 30 cm y generalmente se ensambla con fotografías impresas y otros símbolos aplicables pertenecientes al individuo mayor. ¡Cada página de memoria se mostrará con orgullo en la recepción y es un gran tema de conversación!

Mientras recolecta imágenes para crear esta página, guarde algunos de sus favoritos para la “Presentación de diapositivas para personas mayores” que se muestra el último día de clases para personas mayores el 4 de junio de 2020. La ubicación del archivo electrónico o el correo electrónico se anunciarán pronto.

Si necesita ayuda para crear esta obra maestra o recuerdo del carril de la memoria, puede encontrar expertos útiles en Whimzee’s Scrapbooking en Beaverton. Pero no te preocupes; se puede hacer con Example Memory Page ejemplos de páginas de memoria, materiales muy simples y su creatividad. O bien, hay aplicaciones de collages de fotos electrónicas disponibles en Costco o Shutterfly simplemente cargando imágenes, organizando e imprimiendo.

NECESITA MÁS INFORMACIÓN: Puede encontrar ejemplos e información en línea en:
https://sites.google.com/site/beavertonseniorreception/ o en la ventana frontal de la biblioteca.

Memory Pages display people at reception

Letreros del Jardin

Letrero de Jardín de BHS $25 cada uno

¿Quiere una forma divertida de celebrar a su graduado? ¿Qué tal estos letreros de jardín festivos?

¡Se mirarán excelentes para su fiesta de graduación, para dejarle saber a sus invitados donde es la fiesta, o simplemente para ponerlo en el jardín la semana de graduación y dejarle saber a su vecindad que tiene un senior graduándose de la preparatoria Beaverton!

(Estaca de metal para el jardín incluida. Los letreros estarán listos al final de mayo de 2020.)

Puede hacer su pago en línea por medio de PayPal en http://beavertongrad.weebly.com/

Por cheque pagado a nombre de BHS Grad Night Party

(Si pagara con cheque por favor envié este formulario con el cheque a
Beaverton High School, 13000 SW 2nd, Beaverton, OR 97005 ATTN: GRAD NIGHT CHAIR)

Nombre:____________________________________________________________________________

Correo electrónico:____________________________________________________________________

Numero telefónico:____________________________________________________________

Nombre de su estudiante senior:_________________________________________________

Numero de letreros que desea ordenar:___________

¿Preguntas? Envié un correo electrónico a beavertongrad@gmail.com