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college & career fair
Congratulations to Homestead’s Academic Decathlon
Team! They medaled in 14 events this past weekend in
the State Finals at Purdue University. The team
finished third
in the state.
Ameena
Sohail capped off
the individual competition
with a state
championship in the scholastic division. Other team
members included Chengyu Bi, Gabbie Barrido, Susan
Chen, Spencer North, Ben Harris, Alec Wallisch, Artimus
Kepple, and Karla Redding. Way to go, Spartans!
upcoming events
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guidance
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ap testing application
Congratulations to our
2015-2016 National
Merit Scholarship
Finalists!
(Not pictured at State: Nirupama Devanathan and Ellis Yoder)
Nirupama Devanathan
Kendal M. Paul
Harrison H. Lippie
HONOR ROLL
Honor Roll and Special Honor Roll
recipients are listed on pages 7-10.
Cookies will be distributed March 8.
SENIORS:
GRADUATION
MOVED TO
EVENING
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Academic Decathalon
finishes 3rd at state
The winter competition is made up of ten events with
objective tests in seven areas (art, economics, language
and literature, mathematics, music, science and social
science) as well as speech, interview, and essay.
Teams will consist of up to nine members with three being
designated as Honors (3.75-4.00) students, three Scholastic (3.00-3.74) students, and three Varsity (0-2.99)
students. Each student participates in all 10 events.
Please note that our graduation exercises will be at night this
year. The format will not change; however, the time of the event
was moved in an effort to keep the ceremony on the weekend.
Graduating seniors will be required to be at the Memorial Coliseum at 5:30pm on Saturday, June 4 for practice, with graduation
starting promptly at 8:00pm. All seating is first come first served
with doors open to the public at 7:00pm.
HOMESTEAD HIGH SCHOOL
4310 HOMESTEAD RD., FT. WAYNE, IN 46814
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COLLEGE AND
CAREER FAIR
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 2016,
FROM 6:00 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M.,
Homestead High School will host its Annual College and Career Fair.
We anticipate over 80 four-year universities, two-year colleges, and vocational schools located throughout the United
States to be in attendance and available to
speak with students and/or their parents.
Representatives from the Armed Services
and financial institutions are expected as
well.
The program is open to the public.
One junior or senior student, in attendance, will win a $200.00 scholarship.
There is no admission charge.
Thank you to all of our
families for designating
Homestead High School
as your school
of
choice
during Target
stores “Take
Charge of Education” promotion. A donation to
our school in the amount
of $564.80 was made
because you designated the Spartans as your
school either at the store,
or online at Target.com.
CLASS OF 2017
Two Meningitis vaccinations are required by the
first day of the 20162017 school year for all
seniors.
Please
bring
your updated immunization record to the school
nurse as soon as possible. Call the nurses office with any questions at
260-431-2218.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
March 5
SAT Testing 8:00AM-1:00PM; HHS Door #1 (Doors Open at 7:00AM)
March 7 College and Career Fair 6:00 – 7:30PM
March 11 End of Third Nine Weeks
March 12 Parent Club/Princeton Review SAT/ACT Practice Test sponsored by Parent ClubNGAP/Door #26
March 24 Parent Club/Princeton Review “Scores Back & Strategy” Session from Mar. 12 Test
March 25 Good Friday - NO SCHOOL
April Fine Arts Month
April 1
NO SCHOOL
April 4-8 Spring Break - NO SCHOOL
April 19
Spring Concert – Orchestra 7:30PM
April 21 Spring Concert – Band 7:30PM
April 22-23 ISSMA Organizational-Band and Orchestra
April 29
Special Education Group/Corp Meeting
April 29-May 1 Spring Musical/”TBA” (7:00PM April 29 & 30 and 2:00PM May 1)
May 2-13 AP Exams
May 7 SAT Testing 8:00AM-1:00PM; HHS Door #1 (Doors Open at 7:00AM)
May 7 Show Choir Clinic
May 12 Summer Driver Education Sign Up – HHS Community Room 6-8PM
May 12 Elite Choir Spectacular 7 PM
May 13 Class Royale Gala 7 PM
May 14 Junior Senior Prom 7:30 – 11:00PM
May 16 Performing Arts Awards
May 18 Academic Awards Programs – 9th thru 11th 6:00PM; 12th 7:00PM
May 18-20 AP Late Exams
May 25 End of Second Semester, Last Student Day
June 4
Graduation at the Memorial Coliseum 8:00PM
STUDENTS, WANT TO SEE THE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION?
Mr. Harkness, Government and US History teacher, is
sponsoring a trip to Washington, D.C., in January 2017.
Students will have the opportunity to visit various monuments and museums including the White House, the
Capitol building, the Washington Monument, and the Holocaust Museum. Interested students should see Mr. Harkness in Room 714 as soon as possible.
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Laptop Acceptable Use Policy in effect by tech department
All students in grades 3 through 12 are
issued a laptop provided by SACS. Students
are responsible for the care of the laptop as
outlined in the Laptop Acceptable Use. In the
event the laptop is lost, stolen, neglected,
intentionally damaged, or damaged as the
result of horseplay, students are expected
to report those incidents immediately. After
the incidient has been reported, the cause
will be determined by a SACS administrator.
If SACS determines the incident is the result
of an accident, all repairs will be completed
at no cost.
Failure to report any incident within two
school days will automatically result in the
student/parent being responsible for the
cost of all repairs or replacement. All other incidents, including habitual accidents,
will result in the student/parent paying for
the cost of the repair (avverage is $110 but
could be higher) or replacement of the laptop ($751 for MS, $590 for HS).
To view the current policy, click here: http://www.sacs.k12.in.us/Page/74
PowerSchool helpful tool for tracking student attendance
As mid-term approaches, it
is important to review your
student’s attendance for this
school year. School policy
states that parents/guardians can excuse their student
10 times per school year. If
a student exceeds the 10
parent excused absences, a
doctor’s excused note is required for the absence to be
excused. If a doctor’s note
is not available, the absence
will be considered a truancy
and forwarded to the discipline office.
Parents/guardians have
the ability to verify their student’s attendance through
PowerSchool. Sign on to your
PowerSchool account. Select
‘Attendance History’ at the
left-hand side of the screen.
This will provide a calendar
grid that will show all atten-
dance coded for your student
for the current school year.
There is a legend at the very
bottom of the screen that will
explain the attendance codes.
Parent excused absences
are coded as ‘PX.’ Count the
number of days that have at
least one ‘PX,’ as each day
that has a ‘PX’ coded will be
counted towards your student’s 10 available parent excused absences.
1. If you do not have an account, you may create a PowerSchool account by going into the
SACS website.
2. Select Homestead High School in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
3. Select ‘Parent’ in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
4. Select the PowerSchool link to go into PowerSchool.
5. Select ‘Create Account.’ Note: An instructional video is available for creating your account.
Select ‘Create Account Instructional Video’ blue bar under the sign-in box.
6. Then follow the instructions listed above that will explain how to determine the number of
parent excused absences used this school year.
7. If you have any questions concerning your student’s attendance please call: Grade 9
(260)431-2302. Grades 10-12 (260)431-2423
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FCCLA students qualify for nationals in San Diego
Special
Education
Parent
Group to
meet on
April 29
The SACS Special Education
Parent Group is
a new initiative
for the 20152016 school
year. The next
meeting will be
April 29. Meetings will be held
from 12:30
- 2:00 at the
district transportation conference room.
All parents,
guardians, and
interested community members are invited
to participate.
If you would
like more information please
see the Family
Resources tab
on the SACS
Special Education Department
website link at:
http://www.
sacs.k12.in.us/
domain/41
Five Homestead students competed at the
FCCLA State Leadership
Conference in Indianapolis
last week and all five qualified to move on to the FCCLA National Leadership
Conference. In order to
qualify for nationals, students must be in the top
two in the state for their
category. The students
who participated are: Alex
Clifford (12), Kynadee
Burnham (9), Cobi Schieferstein (10), Annabelle
Lessner (10), and Nicole
Strouts (11).
Each student chose
a Star Event they wanted to work on for this
school year. The projects
were very involved and
took months to complete.
Alex Clifford chose Fashion Design. In this project, students developed a
clothing label, researched
the intended audience,
designed the label’s first
6-piece collection, and
constructed one collection
sample using an original
flat pattern designed by
the student. Alex chose a
Disney inspired line and
created a beautiful pink
gown from his own pattern. He received a Silver
medal and was in the top
two in his category.
Kynadee Burnham
chose Focus on the Children for her project. This
project consisted of planning and conducting a
child development project
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that has a positive impact
on children and the community. Kynadee chose to
do her project on “Character Counts”. She wrote
scripts and
put on a
puppet show
for five-year
olds to teach
them various
character
traits.
She
will be going once a month
to do another trait to Sonshine Academy. Kynadee
received a Silver medal
and also landed in the top
two in her category.
Nicole Strouts chose
Interior Design. In this
project, students were
given a client scenario
made by input from members of The American Society of Interior Designers
(ASID). Nicole’s scenario
was “The Pocono’s Children’s Camp.” She had to
create a floor plan, an elevation and a furniture/ interior plan addressing the
specifics of this particular
design scenario. She received a Silver medal and
also placed in the top two
of her event.
Cobi Schieferstein and
Annabelle Lessner competed in Entrepreneurship. They had to develop
a plan for a small business and it had to relate
to an area of Family and
Consumer Sciences education or related occupations. They chose to start
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and run a coffee bar which
is located at Homestead.
They used all of the money earned to help a family
stricken with cancer, for
scarves for
the
homeless, to buy
the material we used
to make pillow cases for
children with
cancer, and were able to
fund all of the lodging for
our conference. Cobi and
Annabelle received a Gold
medal and won their category.
All students had to
give a ten to twenty minute presentation to three
judges to share their portfolios or projects. Judges
were given rubrics and
scores were averaged.
The students did not find
out the results until two
days later. All of them will
now be able to compete
at FCCLA’s National Conference in San Diego, California this summer.
FCCLA is a national
Career and Technical Student Organization that
provides personal growth,
leadership development,
and career preparation
opportunities for students
in Family and Consumer
Sciences education. It was
established at Homestead
three years ago. Students
who are interested in joining can contact advisers:
Tiffany Ham or Susan Ward.
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READING ROOM
NOW OPEN
The HHS Reading Room is now open! Room 731, formerly the English Department Office,
has been remodeled by Ms. Ward’s Interior Design students. As part of the course, students
created a design board to use for inspiration and from that selected materials to create a
room for student and teacher groups to enjoy! They formally presented their design to Ms.
Imbody, English Department Chair, for feedback. Materials were then purchased using funds
received from a Parent Club grant.
Teachers and staff members can now sign-up to use the room for a variety of activities:
silent reading, group projects, test make-ups, teacher collaboration meetings, etc. Leftover
grant money was used to purchase a Keurig and other drink/food supplies. Teachers and
students wishing to use the room should sign up on the bulletin board outside of 731. Please
bring a snack/coffee donation to help keep supplies going.
BEFORE
Thank you to these students
for their great work!
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HONOR ROLL RECIPIENTS
Congratulations to the 951 students who earned the Homestead High School Honor Roll during their 2015-2016 Fall semester! In order to be eligible for honor roll,
students must take a minimum of five credits. Students are eligible for the “Honor
Roll” if they earned nothing lower than a “B-“ in all courses for the 2015-2016 Fall
semester. Students are eligible for the “Distinguished Honor Roll” (names in bold) if
they earned nothing lower than an “A-“ in all courses for the 2015-2016 Fall semester. These students will be recognized for their outstanding achievement during their
lunch period in the cafeteria on Tuesday, March 8, 2016 where they will receive an
honor roll certificate and a special treat.
Kayla Abramowski
Ashley Adair
Emily Adair
Sydney Adams
Afua Addo
Nana Addo
Malaika Ahmed
Tanner Aichele
Arika Akin
Annika Akins
Kyle Alexander
Cara Allen
Emanuel Alvarado
Dakota Alverson
Jocelyn Ambriole
Brooke Amidon
Jordan Amidon
Kayla Amidon
Byoungchan An
Matthew Anderson
Drew Andis
Claire Angel
Alexander Angel
Nicholas Angelos
Sydney Antisdel
Madison Anweiler
JustinaAnzaldua
Jen Arata
Jie Arata
Oliva Arroyo
Kelly Asiala
Miriam Atteberry
Sarah Auger
Makaylee Bahls
Jordan Bailey
Justin Bailey
Lyndsay Bailey
Megan Bair
Cory Balkenbusch
Markus Banas
Meagan Barasch
Matthew Bardon
Grace Barnett
Carla Barney
Jason Barrett
Gabrielle Barrido
Karli Barsantee
Kelsey Batt
Alec Bauer
Colin Beard
Nadia Bedwell
Kailey Behrens
Rachel Beier
Elizabeth Bell
Christofer Berghoff
Thomas Berkshire
Lauren Berta
Peter Berta
Stephen Berta
Taira Beverly
Chengyu Bi
Casey Biddlecome
Geoffrey Bilbrey
Katherine Black
Sarah Blade
Sarah Bleeke
Brandon C. Blumenherst
Jackson Bohn
Samuel Bostater
Zachary Boudler
Chloe Bowman
Mariah Bowman
Corin Bowser
Shauna Bowser
Abigail Boylan
Zachrey Bradtmiller
Isabel Braun
Sophie Braun
Jacqueline Brenn
BrookeBrimner
Timothy Brocher
Elizabeth Brooks
SophiaBrown
ConnorBrown
Kelsi Brown
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Ashley-Kate Brumett
Anastasia Buchholz
Savannah Buck
SophiaBuck
Ethan Buffenbarger
Kaitlyn Bultemeier
Amanda Bultemeier
EvonneBultemeyer
Alyson Bunn
Kyle Burke
Madison Burke
Indiana Burks
Hannah Burns
Mallie Burson
Emma Burton
Noah Burton
Reed Burton
Jacob Bushur
Samuel Butchko
Bailey Butler
BrookeButler
Evan Butler
Macy Butler
Olivia Byers
Josephine Caccamo
Kyle Callahan
Michelle Calloway
Jodi Camino
Sarah Camino
Morgan Caroland
Lauren Carpenter
Walker Carroll
Sarah Carter
Raegan Casey
Evan Castle
Alexander Castonzo
Hunter Causey
Zachary Cawood
Amanda Chadwell
Panashe Chakabva
Kierstyne Chapman
Scott Chapman
Chase Chastain
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Lisa Chen
Susan Chen
PamelaChen
Kaitlyn Chess
Pavithra Chidambaram
DanielaChinelli
Amulya Chintapalli
NatalieChivers
David Choe
Katie Chrisman
Broderick Clapper
LindseyClark
Wyatt Clem
Cole Clements
BarrettClements
Taylor Clifton
Mary Cloud
Katia Clymer
Austin Coe
Mason Coffee
Mason Cole
Emily Combs
Jacob Conarty
Colton Conrad
Jensen Conrad
Michael Conte
Emma Cook
Mckenzie Cook
Rebecka Cook
Riley Coolman
Claire Costello
Alyssa Couch
Cori Cox
Heather Craker
Megan Crawford
Scott Creech
CooperCrist
Madison Crocker
Madeline Crook
Samantha Crowel
Parker Crowell
Reese Crowell
Mackenzie Cunningham
Cameron Dalton
De’AsiaDance
SimranDarar
Nathaniel Dauterman
Jacob Davis
Klayton Davis
Kara Davis
Kolin Davis
Kyle Davis
Nina Davit
RicardoDay
Ryan Decker
Timothy Decker
Samantha Deeds
Jade Degitz
Jesse DeLira
Isabella DeLuca
Carson Denoo
Renee Densel
Kelsey Detweiler
Madison Detweiler
Nirupama Devanathan
Brynn Devine
Esteban Diaz
Hannah Dickey
Lauren Didier
Samantha Diefenbacher
Madelyn Diettrich
MichaelDiMucci
Morgan Disney
Caitlin Dixon
Adam Dluzak
Caleb Dluzak
RaeAnn Dobler
Grant Dodenhoff
Paige Doerffler
Hannah Dolfuss
Ryan Dolfuss
Julia Dombrowski
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Haley Donnelly
Madison Dornseif
Luke Doster
Eilidh Drummond
Kaitlyn Ducker
Skylar Duggins
Matthew Dunlap
Matthew Dunn
Samuel Dvorak
Emily Dykstra
Andrew Dykstra
Samuel Dynako
Emma Edgar
Makenzie Eggebrecht
MonicaEggebrecht
Joshua Ehlert
Julia Eifert
Arianna Eiler
Andrew Eiler
Anna Ekdahl
Benjamin Ekdahl
Evan Elston
Easton Embry
DerrikEmerick
Grace Engelhart
Bradley Enneking
Alexa Ennis
Olivia Ennis
Duhan Eroglu
Nkiruka Ezeakudo
Onyebuchi
Ezeakudo
Elise Faber
Hannah Fahlsing
Benjamin Falloon
Alec Faux
Ashley Federoff
Emilie Felger
Ashlyn Felton
Celeste Fendt
Nicholas Fendt
Katy Feneley
WilliamFerguson
Alex Ferrando
Keegan ZhangFerrell
Christopher Fifer
Jack Firestone
Ethan Fitch
Jon Fitzharris
Keenan Fitzharris
Junola Flanagan
Faith Fleischman
Ashley Flynn
Kathleen Foti
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Gustin France
Collin Frane
Cameron Frank
Natalie Frazier
Jonathan Frazier
Hannah Frebel-Prio
Derek French
Mackenzie French
Abby Fritz
Natalie Fulghum
Olivia Gallucci
Mackenna Garofola
Austin Garrett
Tessa Garwood
Kara Gealy
Kimberlee Gearhart
MeganGearhart
Madison Gentry
Alicia Geoffray
Jordan George
McKenna Georgi
Sean Getz
MarcusGibble
BradleyGiese
Caroline Giese
SydneyGilbert
Emma Gilham
Emma Gillam
Saron Girma
Andrew Glidewell
Madeleine Glogas
GarrettGoad
Sarah Goble
Peyton Godfrey
Kirsten Godfrey
Madison Godfrey
Megan Godfrey
Michaela Godfrey
ShainaGodfrey
Colton Goebel
Charles Gogos
Brianna Gozun
Olivia Graft
Colt Graham
Morgan Graham
Kate Graney
Ryan Graney
Meredith Gray
Bailey Green
Peyton Green
Ashley Griffin
Rachel Gripp
Bhavishya Gullapalli
Rohan Gupta
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Ian Haas
Cameron Haberly
Lumyah Habib
Charlotte Hagedorn
Samuel Hagedorn
Anna Haggenjos
Austin Hakel
Alexis Hale
Emina Halimanovic
MedinaHalimanovic
Erin Hall
Jonathan Haller
Morgan Halliwill
Caitie Hamilton
Jackson Hamm
Mark Hammes
Rachel Hammes
Addison Hanni
JordynHanni
Eleanor Hans
Jarod Hansen
Valerie Harants
Trevor Hardwick
Bernadette Hargis
Brady Harkness
Taylor Harmon
FelecityHarper
Logan Harris
Benjamin Harris
Elijah Harter
Michaela Harter
AshtonHatte
Porter Haught
Taylor Haupert
Jenna Haverstock
Payton Head
Alexis Heatwole
Avery Heatwole
Lauren Hedrick
Brandon Heiges
Sara Hein
Jacob Heinemeyer
Harley Heinerich
David Heiney
Madison Heiney
Jenna Hembree
WesleyHembree
Allison Henderson
Evan Henderson
Ashley Hennessey
Izabella Henschen
Chip Herendeen
Kaarin Herendeen
JessicaHerman
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Jacob Hersha
Grant Hershberger
Madeleine Hershberger
Khira Hickbottom
Sami Hinkleman
Macy Hire
Katrin Hodson
Scott Hodson
HarleyHoffman
Lily Hoffmann
Haley Hogan
AndreaHolloway
Caitlin Holtmeyer
Heidi Holtsclaw
Noah Holtsclaw
Mason Honeysett
Matthew Hope
Autumn Horner
Lindsay Horner
Makenna Hostetler
Alec Houser
Mac Howard
HunterHubler
Julia Huey
ClaudiaHuezo
Emma Hunter
Ethan Hurley
WilliamHuser
Ridge Imel
Kiera Irvin
Kellee Jackson
Luke Jackson
Matthew Jackson
Chayton Jacobsen
Levi Jacobson
LaurenJagger
Shriya Jain
Kevin Jehl
Jakob Jenkins
Taylor Jenkins
Lindsay Jensen
Noah Jepsen
Noelle Jepsen
Katherine Jimenez
Hannah Johanningsmeier
Diya John
ReaganJohns
Megan Johnson
Kairal Johnson
Laci Johnson
Noah Johnson
Payton Johnson
Zachary Johnson
Austin Johnston
Regan Jones
BradleyJones
Trinity Jones
Jackson Kaiser
Benjamin Kammerer
Meara Kanalas
Braden Kattman
SimranKaur
Mark Keefer
Samantha Keeser
JosephKennell
Corey Keplinger
Ryan Kerr
Andrew Keszei
ConradKeszei
Dana Kiefer
Bethany Kiess
Holly Kiess
Noah Kiessling
JeremyKim
Philip Kim
Meredith King
SydneyKing
Chase King
Michaela King
Benjamin Kistler
LindleyKistler
Zachary Kistler
Matthew Kittaka
Teryn Kline
Caitly
Klinepeter-Persing
Jenna Klinker
Nicholas Klouvas
Caitlin Kogulan
Kade Kolpien
Caitlin Koob
Alicia Kord
Kristen Koteskey
Mikayla Kramer
Julia Krauskopf
Jonathan Krauskopf
AlaynaKriegel
SamuelKrivacs
Olivia Krizon
Hannah Krull
Michael Krzyzanowski
Riley Kulmala
Shravan Kumar
JordanLaBelle
Rachelle Ladig
Katherine Lael
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Luke Lael
Shaylee Lahrman
Sarina Lalria
Samantha Lamont
Caroline Landrigan
AndreaLandrigan
Mary Landrigan
Kathleen Lane
Amanda Lantz
Diana Laudeman
Samantha Laws
Allison Layson
Austin Layton
Brayden Layton
Hannah Ledesma
Erica Lee
Bailey Leer
Ethan Lehman
Grace Lehmann
Emma Leininger
Henry Leitz
Hayden Leitz
Caleb Lenardson
Delaney Lewis
Marybeth Lightner
Macie Lindsay
Trever Lipp
Harrison Lippie
Margaret Little
Jacey Rae Lloyd
Cole Lombardo
Ryan Londini
Alexander Loomis
Trent Loomis
David Lovvorn
Mason Lown
Kayla Luarde
Nichole Luarde
Brianna Lucas
Andrew Lunsford
Ryan Lunsford
Christopher Lutz
Johnathan Lutz
Sarah Lynn
Kiersten Madsen
Jocie Madsen
Alexandra Maher
Kathleen Maher
Kiley Maher
Alexandra Majewski
LaurenMajewski
Jessica Majors
Joshua D. Majors
Parker Manges
Emma Mantica
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Elisabeth Markey
Eric Martin
Derek Mast
Hannah Mathieu
Ryan Matovich
Daniel Matsyuk
Christina Mattes
Devon Mayne
Kathryn McAfee
Elizabeth McAninch
Samantha McArdle
Erin McBride
Taylor McBride
Ransom McCafferty
MalloryMcCauley
Madison McConahay
Margaret McConnell
Courtney McDaniels
Casey McDermond
Jacob McDonald
NatalieMcDonald
Grace McGuire
Lauren McGuire
Benjamin McGuire
Taylor McKay
Derek McKenzie
Dylan McKenzie
Matthew McKenzie
Karlie McKibben
Caitlyn McMahan
Olivia Meek
Noah Meeks
Gabriela Meissner
Gabriela Mejia
Brayden Melton
Ryley Merchant
Pujeeth Meruva
Nathan Merz
Anna Metcalfe
Ruth Metcalfe
Madison Mick
Damascus Mickey
Gwen Middleton
Jacob Miller
Jenna Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Jarrett Miller
Murphy Miller
Parker Miller
Ryan Miller
Tyson Miller
Catherine Milne
William Milne
Isabella A. Minnie
Samuel Mitrevski
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Nathaniel Moberg
Kevin Mohsenzadeh
Luke Moisica
Zoe Moore
Conor Moore
DestinyMoore
Erin Moore
Megan Moriarty
Evan Moring
Alexis Morton
Deirrien Moss
Ashley Mueller
KaitlynMueller
Jake Muha
Raechel Mullen
Benjamin Mumma
Matthew Mumma
Michelle Murfin
Casey Murray
Alexis Musleh
Rachel Myer
Abigel Myers
Daniel Myers
Gerana Myers
Kyle Myers
Stephanie Myers
Aaron Natoli
Adrianna Natoli
Sarah Neeld
Camryn Neiswonger
Natalie
Neuenschwander
NathanNeuenschwander
Parker Neuman
CaleighNice
Cody Nice
NataleeNichols
MichaelNichter
Mary Nickeson
Aaron Niedzwiecki
Brendon Niuh
Annette Njoroge
Julian Norman
Saige Norris
Spencer North
Samuel Northquist
Paige Norton
Rylee Norton
Jordan Nussear
Katherine Nussear
Camden Nussear
Kelsey Nutter
Aidan Ocken
Trevor O’Connor
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Haley O’Neal
Taniayah O’QuinnSims
PatrickO’Rourke
Bailey Ortiz
Lauren Ottinger
Xavier Overstreet
Chase Page
Thomas Pais
Ethan Pappas
Seonyong Park
Madisen Parker
Hannah Parks
Nathan Parks
Haley Parrish
Emma Parsley
Anjali Patel
Karishma Patel
Kendal Paul
Emma Pearl
Kristen Pelz
Madison Pengelly
William Pennington
Caroline Pennington
Chase Permann
Jack Persinger
Lauren Peters
Eric Peters
Kyle Peters
Whitney Phillips
Noah Pictor
Rachel Piel
MaysonPlesko
Matthew Podzielinski
Thomas Podzielinski
Rylie Poinsette
Marc Pomerantz
Seth Pomerantz
Vanessa Popescu
Tiffany Poydras
Jason Prall
Krista Price
Jarrod Price
Andrew Prindle
Nicholas Przybocki
Valerie Przybocki
Mary Puckett
Grantland Purlee
Evan Querry
Brandan Quick
NathanQuick
Cecilia Quintanilla
Ali Qureshi
Grant Raber
Alec Ramos
Amanda Ramos
Samuel Ramos
Madeline Randolph
Aliya Raney
James Rapoza
Alex Rasmussen
John Ray
Alexander Reece
John Reed
Dillon Reese
Sarah Reilly
Jennifer Reinking
Jeffrey Reinking
Avery Reinoehl
Austin Render
ConnorReust
Gavin Rhinehart
Heather Ribolla
Michaela Rice
Austin Robbins
RachelRobbins
Faith Robertson
Luis Rodriguez Perez
Jack Roemer
Reagan Roller
AndrewRoller
Jeffrey Roman
Mason Ropp
Luke Rose
Logan Roser
MelanaRossi
Justin Roush
AmberRudd
Ryan Rudd
Jacob Rulli
Ryan Ruppert
Ella Rupright
Blaigh Rushing
KinsleyRushing
Troy Rusk
Alyssa Rutsey
LaurenRutsey
SydneyRybolt
Kendal Sagear
Emily Sagstetter
Chalaina Saine
Ayan Saklani
Yusra Saleh
Megan Salzmann
Mateo Sandi
Allison Sandys
Thomas Santiago
Carleen Sanzone
MacKenzie Sather
Skylar Saxe
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Caroline Schannen
Clarice Scheele
Olivia Schlundt
Eric Schlutz
Leah Schmiedel
Jordan Schneider
Dylan Schneider
Matthew Schneider
John Schoff
Matthew Schreck
Emma Schroeder
Elizabeth Schroeder
MackieSchroeter
Samantha Schubert
Benjamin Schuler
Gaven Schulz
Jacob Scott
Kailyn Scott
Mason Scroggins
Cayla Seaman
Laney Seibert
Nyha Seidel-Knepper
DeniseSeifert
Jenna Seitz
LaurenSelking
Colton Shanks
Cole Shearer
Katherine Shelford
Sarah Shepherd
Alexander Sheppard
Benjamin Sherman
Nathan Shigley
Andrew Showalter
Alexander Sibley
Ana Sidel
Arden Sidel
Dalton Sierks
Noah Sierks
WilliamSiffer
Dallas Sims
Rampartap Singh
Bennett Skowronek
Keefer Slater
Gabrielle Slayton
Mark Slovan
Luke Smethers
Abigail Smith
Abigail Smith
Conor Smith
GabrielSmith
Johnathan Smith
TannerSmith
WilliamSmith
Seth Snider
Nicole Snouffer
Hannah Snyder
Ameena Sohail
Anmol Sood
SydneySpang
MichalSpanjer
Brandon Speakman
Nolan Spinks
Abigail Spiritoso
Jason Sprinkle
Luke Sprunger
Adam Stanczak
Casey Stanley
Jilian Starnes
John Steiner
Hayli Stephens
Ranaya Stephens
Katherine Stephens
AllisonStevens
Ryan Stickler
CarsonStier
Sierra Stine
EmmyStoiche
Chase Stoker
Anna Stokes
LaurenStowe
Nicole Strouts
Kelly Strunk
Kevin Stumpf
Kathleen Stumph
Savanna Stuteville
Dylan Sullivan
Erin Sullivan
Pravalika Surakanti
Gabrielle Sutherland
Brendan Sutter
Natasha Sutter
Daniel Swarts
Adam Swiatkowski
James Swinehart
Haley Swing
Haaris Syed
Olaoluwatomi Taiwo
Jessica Tanzler
Stacy Tanzler
Blane Taper
Fatima Tapia
Trevin Taylor
Jacob Teague
Isaac Tebben
Hunter Terrell
Robert Thatcher
Albert Thomas
Alexis Thomas
Aryn Thomas
Eliot Thomas
CharlesThompson
Mackenzie Thorpe
Emily Thrasher
SydneyThrasher
Ngoc Tieu
Austin Tinkel
Eric Ali Togashi
SamuelTorres
NataliaTorrez
Abbey Towse
Alec Towse
John Tranter
DalenaTrinh
Katherine Troyer
Stephen Tsai
Samuel Tyndall
Andrew Uhrhammer
Trent Uhrhammer
Awbrei Vachon
Madison Van Buskirk
Lauren Van Osdale
Jordan Vandenberghe
Jenna VanStone
Zakyre Kerk Vanstrom
Emily VanVeld
John Frank Verhoff
Austin Villagomes
Noah Virgilio
Allison Volk
Ryan Volk
Mason Volz
Julia Vosmeier
Brody Wadkins
Allison Wagner
Jessica Walter
Grace Walther
Elizabeth Ward
Kiley Wardwell
Zachary Warner
Bryce Warner
NatalieWarner
Zachary Warner
Samantha Waterman
SydneyWaterson
RaeganWaugh
Nicole Weaver
Meghan Weaver
Chase Weeks
AinsleyWehrle
Yana Weir
Thomas Weir
Isabel Wells
Alyssa Wendlandt
Harrison Wesner
MitchellWesner
Micah Wheeler
Bryan White
Addison White
Brianna White
Brandon Wiggins
Luke Wilcox
Jacquelyn Williams
Carlie Williams
ConnorWilliams
GarrettWillis
Emily Wilson
Otis Winston
SydneyWinther
Malik Wirges
Isabelle Wolfcale
Jacob Wolfcale
Dalaysha Wright
Emily Wright
JaeleenWright
Jiya Wright
Lily Wright
Joshua Yankosky
KayleeYanovich
Ethan Yde
Alexander Yergler
Ellis Yoder
Grace Yoder
Garrett Yoder
Amelia Zaharako
Christian Zakhi
Holly Zimmerman
Chad Zirzow
Lily Zolman
Samuel Zurawski
Sarah Zurawski
Rachel Zurcher
Anna Zvers
Ethan Zweig
COOKIES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 2016 DURING ALL
LUNCH PERIODS
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REDESIGNED SAT TEST
College Board states, “When students open their SAT test books
in March 2016, they’ll encounter an SAT that is more focused and
useful than ever before”. College Board has redesigned their SAT
test and will be offering the new redesigned test March of 2016.
According to College Board, the redesign is centered on eight key
changes:
1. Relevant Words in Context
2. Command of Evidence
3. Essay Analyzing a Source
4. Focus on Math that Matters Most
5. Problems Grounded in Real-World Contexts
6. Analysis in Science and in History/Social Studies
7. Founding Documents and Great Global Conversation
8. NO PENALTY FOR WRONG ANSWERS
How will colleges evaluate scores from the current version vs.
the redesign version of SAT?
College Board will be publishing a concordance table that will allow
colleges to compare and align scores from the current version of
the test with those from the redesigned version prior to releasing
the exam in March of 2016.
The College Board has partnered with Khan Academy to offer a
free, personalized practice program for students who plan to take
the redesigned SAT starting in March of 2016. The program includes 8 diagnostic quizzes to pinpoint areas
of study, 4 official full length practice tests,
and thousands of interactive practice questions tied to video lessons and hints. Visit
this website to enroll or to learn more about
this opportunity: https://www.khanacademy.org/sat
HELPFUL LINKS
The following link
highlights the changes with a comparison
of Current SAT vs.
Redesigned SAT:
https://www.collegeboard.org/delivering-opportunity/sat/redesign/
compare-tests.
Free Official SAT
Practice Materials
from the College
Board:
http://www.kastatic.
org/images/sat-fb.png?1
To learn more about
key upcoming changes to the SAT, visit
this website:
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/
sat-suite-assessments/
exam-changes/key-content-changes
AP Testing will begin May 2! Forms on page 17
AP Testing is right around the corner! Testing will take place from May 2-May 13th. During the
first week of March, students will receive through advisory the following paperwork concerning registering for their AP exams. Forms and money will be due March 18th.
Forms will also be available online at the guidance webpage under Homestead
High School. Students who are receiving free or reduced lunch are eligible for AP
exam assistance. Please contact Amy Hamilton at 431-2212 or ahamilton@sacs.
k12.in.us for more information or questions concerning AP Exam administration.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
SUMMER
SCHOOL
more info available on page 15
Please mark your calendars and plan accordingly
to make summer school
an option for your student(s). Homestead will
be offering two summer
school sessions:
SESSION 1: May 31st-June 23rd 7:50
a.m.-12:20 p.m. (Summer P.E. is included
in Session 1 with 4 extended days.)
SESSION 2: June 27th-July 21st 7:50
a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Please note the following:
· Courses are for credit recovery or
to get back on track for Core 40 Diploma ONLY (with exception of P.E.)
· Students cannot miss the last day
of the session, as there are no makeup
days and a final evaluation is given to
each student. A tardy is any lateness
of up to one hour. Four tardies will result in dismissal from the program. Any
combination beyond four will result in
dismissal from the program-example:
one full session absence and one additional tardy or two half session absence
and one additional tardy will result in
dismissal from the program.
· There will be NO transportation for
any summer school classes.
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JOHN H. NOLL SCHOLARSHIP
Open to Allen County (IN) seniors
who have a gpa between 2.0 – 3.5 on
a 4.0 scale
Award amount is variable (and renewable for three additional years) and
determined on financial need
Application and information available
at: http://sms.scholarshipamerica.
org/pnc
Deadline: March 18, 2016
FLORETTA CLANCY MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Open to seniors of African-American
heritage (female or male)
Demonstrate financial need and
school/community involvement
Application available from Mrs Fitt in
Student Services
Deadline: March 18, 2016
PURDUE CLUB OF FORT WAYNE
Open to seniors who have been admitted to either PU (West Lafayette)
or IPFW
Application information available in
Student Services
For additional information: badams@
contactcei.com
Deadline: April 22, 2016
2016 STUDENT-VIEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Open to seniors and based on a random drawing of students who have
applied
For more information: www.student-view.com
Deadline: April 22, 2016
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2016-2017 FAFSA Application Available Now!
FAFSA Deadline for the 2016-2017 school year is March 10, 2016 received by midnight CT
(HHS encourages students to complete by March 7th to ensure deadline is met)
REMEMBER:
-Students must file the CORRECT year’s FAFSA
-Students should file a FAFSA by March 10 even if
they are not sure whether they will be
attending college
-FAFSA may be filed with estimated tax information in
order to meet March 10 deadline
-FAFSA application is available at http://fafsa.ed.gov
REMINDER: Final exams and absences
Final exams are scheduled for the last 3-4 days of each semester. Students are expected to be
in attendance on these days to take their final exams. Parent/student vacations should be scheduled after the end of each semester, noting that the second semester exam schedule may change
due to cancellation days. Students may NOT be parent excused on final exam days. Students are
expected to be present in school the entire day during final exams.
Any student who is absent during final exams will be considered unexcused and will receive a
zero on exams/projects/papers/etc., regardless of the time in which they were completed. For example, a student who is required to give a presentation prior to a final exam day for a final grade
must be in attendance for the scheduled final exam day for that class in order to receive credit.
UPCOMING TEST DATES
ACT: www.actstudent.org
Test Date
Registration Deadline
Late Fee Reg.
April 9March 4March 18
June 11May 6May 20
SAT: www.collegeboard.com
Test Date
Regular Reg. Closes
Late Reg.
March 5Feb. 5Feb. 23
May 7April 8April 26
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PSAT/NMSQT Results and Resources Available
Paper copies of students’ PSAT/NMSQT results were provided to sophomore and junior students through their Advisory class. The PSAT/NMSQT provides much more than just practice for
the SAT. We encourage all students to utilize the full the potential of their results by accessing
My Score Reports https://studentscores.collegeboard.org/home.
If looking for help unAccess is available using the access code printed on the studerstanding your PSAT/
dent’s paper score report, and the tool can be utilized throughout
NMSQT Score Report,
high school. This unique access code provides students the folCollege Board has prolowing abilities:
vided a short score re• See all your scores and if you are on track for college
port YouTube video:
readiness
https://www.youtube.
• View detailed explanations of skills required to be college
com/watch?v=nzCSIilLready
3WQ&feature=youtu.be.
• Send your scores to Khan Academy® for personalized
practice recommendations
• Search for colleges that fit your needs
• Access your PSAT/NMSQT Selection Index score used for participation in programs conducted by National Merit Scholarship Corporation
• Start on your scholarship and college financial aid plan
• Take a personality test to find majors and careers fit for you
• Get feedback on your readiness for AP courses
SMART WATCHES AND TESTING
Students will be required to remove and store all watches and any device capable of accessing the internet or storing/sharing information prior to any assessment per teacher direction.
Students may be asked to place smart watches and other electronic devices in a teacher-designated secure location during any assessment. If the student refuses to do so, or attempts to
hide the device from the teacher, the student will receive a zero on the assessment and will be
assigned discipline for willful disobedience, resulting in one day of ISS.
Apprenticeship opportunities for upperclassmen
If you want to learn more about construction apprenticeship opportunities in your area, plan to
attend one of the Carpenters Apprenticeship Open House events below:
Newburgh - Monday, April 11
Louisville - Thursday, April 14
Greenwood - Wednesday, April 20
Warsaw - Tues., April 26
Hobart - Thursday, April 28
All events are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. (local time). Email or call Marlita Chambers by April 1st if you’re
interested - [email protected] 317.807.1112
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SCHOLARSHIP INFO
On the Homestead Guidance web page there are two options for scholarships:
• Collegiate Listing: this site provides links to the Financial Aid Office and scholarships for
the schools to which our students primarily apply.
• Homestead Scholarship Listing: these are generally scholarships that can be used at any
college.
Let’s get searching!
This month we are going to highlight a few random selections, some by college, some by alumni,
and some by career. For more, visit the Guidance web page:
• CONNIE CHRISTOPHERSON CREATIVE WRITING SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 4/12/16):
for HHS senior who has a passion for creative writing and demonstrate with submission of
their original work.
• GINA MCCLATCHEY/DEER RIDGE PTC SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 4/22/16): for HHS
student who attended Deer Ridge Elementary School. Community Involvement (30%), Essay
(70%).
• ALLEN COUNTY EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 5/1/16): One
$500 scholarship to an Allen County senior who will attend PU or IPFW in College of Health/
Human Services.
• ROBT BATCHELDER DDS SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 4/29/16): Allen County senior with
minimum GPA of 3.0 who will pursue a career in the dental filed at IPFW or IUB.
• GRACE HOGAN SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 4/12/16): open to seniors from certain Allen
County Schools (HHS is one of these schools). Selection based on: essay, academic performance, financial need and school/community involvement.
• INDIANA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP (Deadline 4/1/16): open to seniors
who plan to pursue a career in law enforcement. Must have some family affiliation with the
Indiana State Sheriffs Association (or you may join to meet this criteria).
FINAL NOTE: A vast majority of awards received by students come from the college that the
student will attend. It is imperative to understand very few awards are given to students until:
1. The students is admitted to that college/university and
2. The student applies for financial aid using the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student assistance), and
3. Student makes contact with the Office of Financial Aid at the specific college(s) to which they
have been admitted.
4. FAFSA for the State of Indiana must be filed by March 10, 2016 for state awards.
Go to the SACS website for detail and more listings
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NINTH GRADE academy
Our Ninth Grade Academy team has enjoyed getting to know and working with the class of
2019. It has been a great year! Below we have listed some frequently asked Ninth Grade
Scheduling questions. Students and parents are also encouraged to contact counselors, Mr.
Anderson ([email protected]) and Mrs. Braman ([email protected]) with any
questions you might have about next year.
*Adding a Seminar: If a student holds 7 credit-bearing classes their 9th grade year, he/she
has the option of dropping a course for a Seminar until March 11.
*Summer PE (Most every weekday morning in June):
Registration for Summer PE opens after Spring Break. We
encourage interested families to watch Homestead’s website or stop by the Ninth Grade Academy main office to pick
up an application the week following Spring Break. Summer PE does fill up quickly, and priority is given to upperclassmen. We encourage 9th grade families interested to
have a “plan B” just in case the program reaches capacity
this summer.
*PE II Waiver: If your child intends to participate in a
sport or activity that allows them to qualify for the PE2
waiver, he/she must sign up for PE1 Sophomore year, if
they have not already taken that course. Being scheduled
to complete PE1 is one of several requirements of the PE2
waiver. A complete list of waiver requirements can be found
in the Course Description Guide and on the Waiver Request
Form.
Important Dates for
Ninth Graders/Parents
MARCH 11: Last day to
drop a class for a Seminar
MARCH: Talk to your son/
daughter about the College
and Career Conversations
occurring with his/her Advisor. These conversations
focus on the following questions:
 Who are they?
 Where are they going?
 How are they going to get
there?
*Personal Finance Test-Out Option: Students will have
MAY 12: AP World History
the option of testing out of Personal Finance during their
Exam
9th and 10th grade years only. This test will be offered in
October to those interested. Students will be notified via
JUNE 2: Last day for 2016the website and Canvas of the opportunity and preparation
2017 schedule changes
details. If your son/daughter was not successful with the
test-out option this year, and would like to try again, please
have them look online for preparation materials and begin reviewing this summer.
*Leveling from Honors or AP: It is important to remember that students have the first four
weeks of each semester to level from an Honors or AP course to a regular level course. Some
Dual Credit courses allow this leveling option as well.
*Schedule Changes: Schedule changes (aside from leveling) will not be honored after June
2, 2016. Please keep this deadline in mind when considering adjustments.
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February 17, 2016
Dear AP Student and Parents:
Homestead High School is proud to participate in the Advanced Placement (AP) Program of rigorous college-level courses and examinations under the guidance of The College Board. You are to be congratulated that you have
chosen to participate in this internationally recognized program. The College Board highly recommends that all college-bound students take at least one AP course and exam while they are in high school.
It is time to order AP exams for this school year. The AP exams will be given May 2 – May 13, 2016. Parents please
do not make any outside appointments for your son/daughter during the school day or immediately after school
on your child’s test days. The Bulletin for AP Students and Parents accompanies this letter. We encourage you to
review this information in deciding what test(s) you may want to take. Also enclosed is the AP Exam Application
(blue) which must be returned. This application is also on-line under the SACS website (www.sacs.k12.in.us). Go to
Homestead HS and then the Guidance Home Page to find this letter and application. This letter and AP Exam Application were also sent out in the online newsletter.
The Indiana Department of Education will fund the cost of the AP exams for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Statistics AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, WHICH IS NEW THIS YEAR. Students must be enrolled in the class and be a junior or senior to
receive the free tests. If you are taking an exam that is marked free, you must still mark that you want the exam to
be ordered. For example, if you plan on taking the AP Calculus AB, AP Government, and AP English Composition
exams, you would mark all three exams but pay for one exam, AP Government.
In addition, Homestead has added $1.00 to the AP Exam fee of $93.00, making the cost for each AP exam $93.00.
This additional revenue will be used to pay for proctoring of the exams over the two week period. For an exam to be
ordered, I must have payment, along with the application by Friday, March 18, 2016. Checks should be made out
to Homestead High School and given or mailed to Mrs. Hamilton in Student Services. I do not order any extra exams. If an exam is ordered and the student decides not to take the exam, a non-refundable fee of $15.00 will be subtracted from your refund. Students should also notify each AP teacher if they are planning on taking an AP exam.
Please remember that students who are taking AP courses to pursue the Core 40 Diploma with Academic Honors
MUST take the corresponding AP exam for the courses to qualify.
Students, who are on free or reduced lunch here at HHS, are eligible for a fee reduction for AP Exams. Please contact me
if you are interested in receiving this fee reduction.
I am happy to work with you regarding the Advanced Placement Program. If you have additional questions please
feel free to contact me at 431-2212.
Sincerely,
Amy Hamilton
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AP Exam Application
NAME________________________________
(please write legibly)
Each exam is $93.00, except where noted. If an exam is ordered for your student and the student decides not to take
the exam, a $15.00 non-refundable fee is subtracted from your refund.
I wish to order the following AP exams to be given to my student during the AP exam schedule:
_________Art History
_________Human Geography
_________Biology (free)
_________Latin
_________Calculus AB (free)
_________Macroeconomics
_________Calculus BC (free)
_________Microeconomics
_________Chemistry (free)
_________Music Theory
_________Comparative Gov’t/Politics
_________Physics C: E & M (free)
_________Computer Science A(free)
_________Physics C: Mechanics (free)
_________English Language (free) _________Psychology
_________English Literature (free) _________Spanish Language
_________Environmental Science (free)
_________Spanish Literature
_________European History_________Statistics (free)
_________French Language_________Studio Art
_________German Language_________U.S. Government
_________Chinese Language
& Politics (AP Govt)
_________Japanese Language
_________U.S. History
_________Italian Language_________World History _________I have enclosed a check or money order, made out to Homestead High School, to pay for the requested
exams. Deadline is Friday, March 18, 2016.
Please return to: Amy Hamilton
Homestead High SchoolCash:_________
4310 Homestead Road
Check #: ___________
Fort Wayne, IN 46814
Check Amount: ___________
Received by: _______
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