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Emmaus high school

A message from Mr. Piperato

Inside this issue:

Volume 12, Issue 1 September 2012

Mark your Calendar and Band News

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Homecoming Week Schedule and Library Hours

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From the office of: Nurse Counseling Attendance

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Club and Class News 7-14

Home Access 14

Voluntary Student Accident Insurance

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Math and Science Help

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S.T.E.P. 18

Late Bus and Main Office Visitor Proto-col

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Local Police Premise Alert Opportunity

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Giant A+ Rewards

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Sign up for eNews 23

Senior Parking Permit

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Working Papers 25

Dear Parents and Guardians: Welcome back for another outstanding year! Students have returned to a clean building, an energized faculty and staff, and a school year full of unlimited opportunities. As always, we expect great things from Emmaus High School students, and this year’s student body is sure to exceed our expectations. Communication with parents and students will again be a primary goal for the 2012-13 school year. Students’ grades, attendance, and discipline can be viewed in real time on Home Access Center. In addition, parents can access up-to-date information by subscribing electronically to ENews Alert and/or the Principal’s Newsletter. Finally, the school district has contracted a new system for automated phone messaging that we will use periodically to announce important news or upcoming events. Par-ents should verify their contact information on Edulink via the Home Ac-cess Center website. Please be sure to indicate the phone number you would like contacted in the event of an outgoing message. As always, please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns. If you have an issue related to your child’s class, please con-tact the teacher directly. If you have other questions or concerns, you should contact your child’s guidance counselor or grade level assistant principal. If you are not satisfied at either level, please feel free to con-tact me at 610-965-1650. Thank you for your ongoing support. Sincerely, David F. Piperato (Mr. Pip) Principal

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September 27 Parent Night-Meet the Teacher 6:00 p.m. EHS October 4 11th Grade Mass Hearing Screening 7:15 a.m. EHS Auditorium October 4 World Language Honor Society Induction 7:00 p.m. EHS Auditorium October 5 Mentor Night 7:00 p.m. EHS Stadium October 6 SAT and Subject tests 8:00 a.m. EHS Counseling October 8 ED Day-No School October 11 EHS Picture Retake Day 7:00 a.m. EHS Auditorium October 19 EHS Homecoming Football Game 7:00 p.m. EHS Stadium October 20 PSAT Test 8:00 a.m. EHS Counseling October 20 SGA Homecoming Dance 7:00 p.m. EHS Cafeteria October 22-26 PSSA Grade 12 Retest EHS October 25 Comedy Improv Nite 7:00 p.m. EHS Black Box October 27 Winter Sports Physicals 8:00 a.m. EHS Café 1&2 October 30 Student of the Month Breakfast 6:45 a.m. EHS Café 1 November 2 End of 1st Marking Period November 2 Senior Night 7:00 a.m. EHS Stadium

November 3 SAT and Subject tests 8:00 a.m. EHS Counseling November 6 EHS Act 80 Day-Early Dismissal November 8-10 EHS Fall Play 7:00 p.m. EHS Auditorium November 16 Broadway Night 7:30 p.m. EHS Auditorium November 16 First Day of Winter Practice November 22-26 Thanksgiving Holiday-No School November 29 Student of the Month Breakfast 6:45 a.m. Café 1 November 29 Comedy Improv Nite 7:00 p.m. EHS Black Box

Parades October 17 Vera Cruz Parade 7:00 p.m. October 20 Emmaus Parade 7:30 p.m. October 27 Macungie Parade 6:30 p.m. Band Competitions September 29 Tamaqua October 3 Easton October 13 Rustin HS October 24 Phillipsburg

Come on out and support these students. For more information, contact Ryan Harrington, Director of Bands, at rharrington@eastpennsd.org.

EHS Marching Band Schedule 2012

EHS

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The Emmaus High School Student Government Association (SGA) will sponsor Homecoming Week from October 13 through October 20. The following is a list of events and dates that will occur.. The tentative schedule includes: Saturday, October 13– Homecoming Golf Tournament at Shepherd Hills, starting at 9:00 a.m. Thet-Tournament is open to anyone in the community, with prizes for first, second, and last place teams, and the lowest team with at least 2 EHS alumni! For more information, contact Mike Mihalik at mmihalik24@gmail.com Monday, October 15 - Neon/Pink Day Tuesday, October 16 - Favorite Sports Team Day; Powderpuff football 6-9 p.m EHS stadium. Wednesday, October 17 - Western Day; Powderpuff football rain date Thursday, October 18 - Superhero Day; Homecoming Parade at 5:45 p.m., pep rally and bonfire immediately follow the parade at the EHS Stadium/softball field Friday, October 19 - School Spirit Day; Homecoming game, Emmaus vs. Whitehall at 7 p.m. Saturday, October 20– Homecoming Dance in the EHS Cafeteria from 7-10 p.m. The theme is Neon Rainforest. Watch for updates and times to be broadcast on ETV and posted on the EHS website closer to the date of the events.

Homecoming Week

October 13 - October 20, 2012

After School EHS Library Hours

Monday—Tuesday—Thursday

2:25—6:00 p.m.

Wednesday and Friday 2:25—3:00 p.m.

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Nurse

11th Grade Mandatory Health Examinations The deadline for submitting completed 11th grade mandatory physical examination forms is September 30, 2012. A copy of this report should be submitted to the school nurse. The private physical examination must be done after September 6, 2011. If a private examination report is not returned, and you choose to have the examination performed by a school physician during the school year, you will be advised of any condition requiring the attention of your family physician. Please note that immunizations are not given as part of a school physical. If the medical examination, as requested through the Department of Health and/or the East Penn School District, is not completed and proof submitted to the appropriate school nurse, the student will be excluded from school. Re-admission will be contingent upon presenting evidence that the required examination had been completed. Physical examination forms may be downloaded at http://www.eastpennsd.org/Public%20Forms/_pubforms/Registration_Forms/Private_Physician_Report.pdf If you should have any further questions, please contact the EHS Nurse’s Office. Phone: 610-965-1673 Fax: 610-966-8449 Email: pmiller@eastpennsd.org

Counseling

PSAT/NMSQT INFORMATION

The PSAT/NMSQT will be offered at Emmaus High School on Saturday, October 20, 2012. The PSAT/NMSQT or Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test measures the verbal, math and writing skills students have developed over the course of their education. Typically, college bound students will take the PSAT in their junior year of high school. Students can register for the PSAT in the Counseling Office. The fee to take this test is $22.00. (Checks should be made payable to Emmaus High School). Upon payment of the registra-tion fee, students will receive an important practice booklet.

Registration begins September 17, 2012.

The deadline to register for the PSAT is Wednesday, October 10, 2012.

SATs

The SAT and SAT Subject Tests will be administered at Emmaus High School on the following dates during the 2012-13 school year: Saturday, October 6, 2012

Saturday, November 3, 2012 Saturday, December 1, 2012 Saturday, March 9, 2013 (No Subject Tests on this date) Saturday, May 4, 2013

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Attendance Guidelines

ATTENDANCE GUIDELINES ABSENCES Students who are absent from school must submit a written excuse to the Attendance Office within (3) days of their absence. Phone calls will no longer be accepted to excuse your child from school. You may fax the excuse to 484-519-3932, or your child may bring the written excuse to the attendance office. Failure to do so may result in loss of academic cred-it. Excused absences include, but are not limited to illness, mental incapacity, funerals, court summons, religious holidays and approved trips .*

STUDENTS WHO ARE ABSENT OR LATE FOR TWENTY (20) DAYS OR MORE, REGARDLESS OF THE REASON, MUST SUBMIT A PHYSICIAN’S NOTE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL ABSENCE, LATE ARRIVAL & EARLY DISMIS-SAL.

Students who have three or more unlawful absences will be notified by the school through

registered mail. Any unlawful absences beyond the three days may result in a hearing with the magistrate, and fines may be assessed from the magisterial court for additional unlawful absences.

VACATIONS /FAMILY TRIPS/COLLEGE VISITS** Students who will be absent due to a family vacation, a trip, or a college visit must obtain a “Trip Request Form” from the Attendance Office and submit it at least five (5) days prior to the trip. A trip of more than ten (10) days will result in student withdrawal and re-enrollment. Failure to file the form will result in unexcused absence(s). EARLY DISMISSAL Students may not leave the building without permission. A student who requests an early dismissal must submit a written request from a parent/guardian to the Attendance Office prior to the start of the school day at 7:23 AM. Parents/guardians must sign out students in the Attendance Office if they don’t provide a written note. TELEPHONE CALLS AND E-MAILS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR EARLY DISMISSALS.

ATTENDANCE GUIDELINES (Continued on page 6).

Excuse Notes (Please write legibly) – As not to risk an "Unexcused” absence, the following information must be included: Full Name, ID#, Date, Valid Reason and Signature. No email excuses will be accepted. Students must deposit notes in the excuse blank box located in the Attendance Office. Only signatures on the signa-ture card will be accepted on any excuse note.

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Attendance Guidelines (con’t) EARLY DISMISSAL (Continued from Page 5) LATENESS Students arriving late to school between 7:23 a.m. and 9:49 a.m. should enter the building at the auditorium entrance (door # 8) and sign in with late arrival personnel. Students arriving after 9:49 a.m. must then ring the bell at the auditorium entrance and be escorted to the At-tendance Office. Failure to sign in upon arriving late to school will result in disciplinary action. Please refer to the EHS Discipline Code (*). WITHDRAWALS Students who are absent for more than ten (10) consecutive days without a legal excuse will be withdrawn from school for lack of attendance. SIGNATURE CARDS: (IMPORTANT) Please complete and submit signature cards immediately upon receipt. A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN MUST SIGN THE SIGNATURE CARD. ONLY THE SIGNATURE(S) ON THE SIGNATURE CARD WILL BE ACCEPTED ON AN EXCUSE NOTES. Parents have a legal responsibility to complete updated signature cards any time they have a change in ad-dress or contact information. Forgery: Students who forge notes will face disciplinary action in accordance with the EHS

Discipline Code(*) and the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. (*) PLEASE REFER TO THE STUDENT HANDBOOK AND EHS DISCIPLINE CODE FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION, AS WELL AS OTHER ITEMS NOT INCLUDED IN THESE GUIDELINES (http://www.eastpennsd.org/ehs/Administration/Discipline%20Code.html).

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The EHS Drama Dept. will present William Shakespeare's Macbeth Novem-ber 8,9,and 10 at 7 PM in the EHS auditorium. Ticket prices are $8.00 for students and non-Gold Card seniors, and $10.00 for adults. Senior EPSD Golden Age Card members must present their cards in person at the Main Office or at the door to obtain a complimentary tick-et. Ticket order forms will be available at www.eastpennsd.org/ehs soon. Tickets may be pur-chased in person in the Main Office starting on October 18 and will also be available at the door.

EHS Drama Department Presents Macbeth

The EHS Zumba Fitness Club is hosting a Zumbathon for The Cure to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation on Saturday, October 27, from 12:30-2:00 p.m. Tickets are $20. Featured instructors are Nancy Otero, Traci Swanson and Kelly Powell. Special Guest and zumba enthusiast is Daryl Dawkins from the 76ers. There will be raffles, door prizes and snacks. Come join the party to help raise money for a great cause. Email Claudia Risi at crisi@eastpennsd.org for tickets. Space is limited.

Clear and accurate communication between parents and faculty members is critical to the welfare of our students. Parents requesting return phone calls and emails have the right to expect school personnel to contact them within a reasonable time frame regard-ing concerns or questions. Please understand that teachers, counselors, and adminis-trators are committed to providing parents with timely feedback, but consideration should be given to everyone’s schedule and responsibilities. With that in mind, I am asking parents to allow up to 48 hours for school personnel to respond to emails and

phone calls. If you have an emergency that requires immediate attention, please contact your child’s assistant principal. David F. Piperato Principal

Reasonable Response Time

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American Red Cross Club of EHS Is Sponsoring a Summer Book Drive

The American Red Cross Club of Emmaus High School will sponsor a Summer Reading Book Drive. The club members will place collection boxes in the English classrooms and encourage students to donate their summer reading books during the month of October. The students will receive one voucher per book. (Many teachers are holding the vouchers for their students until the spring.) The vouchers may be exchanged in the spring for the required books on the next year’s reading list. Last year the students collected and distributed over 1,200 books. Please encourage your child to turn in summer books and participate in this project! If there are any questions, contact Mrs. Sherwood, Club Advisor, in Room 567 at the high school.

When: October 2, 2012 ~ Where: EHS Auxiliary Gym

Come on out and support Breast Cancer Research! The Emmaus High School Girls Volleyball Team joins the fight against Breast Cancer! We hope you can attend our Dig Pink event. On October 2, 2012, the girls volleyball team will play Liberty High School at Emmaus High School. Doors open at 5 pm. The JV game begins at 5:30 p.m., and the Varsity game starts at 7:00p.m. Great food, themed basket raffles, and a 50-50 drawing will help us achieve our fundraising goal. Dig Pink event T-shirts will also be sold. The athletes invite all stu-dents, parents, fans, community members and cancer survivors to wear pink and join in on the fun while they strive to do something significant and identifiable in the fight against breast cancer. Over the last few years, the team has contributed over $11,000 to the Side-Out Foundation (The founda-tion was established in 2004 to unite volleyball players and coaches and to have them work toward the common goal of furthering breast cancer awareness, education and patient services.) To order your Dig Pink T-shirt, please contact Jacqueline Kleis at Jkleis@eastpennsd.org or Robin Lysek @ LYSEKRS@airproducts.com.

EHS Girls Volleyball Team 4th Annual Dig Pink Celebration

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Emmaus High School’s Peer Tutor Program is designed to help students succeed academically by providing study and test taking skills, as well as specialized and content centered tutoring by mem-bers of the National Honor Society. Students seeking help in any subject area should fill out a tutor request form. Forms are located in the Tutor Room, Library, Room 560, or on the school website. For more information, please contact Mr. Grabfelder at dgrabfelder@eastpennsd.org.

Peer Tutor Program

Steel Hornets Robotics Team

Mr. Bradley is pleased to announce that the Robotics Club is running again this year, and he is looking for go-getters who are interested in building and competing

with the robot. Student will develop skills and compete in the following areas: programming, photog-raphy, video, and website design. All students who are interested should contact Mr. Bradley in Room 401 as soon as possible. This year will be bigger and better than last year, and last year was pretty good! Hopefully we will make it to the World Championships in St. Louis this year!!

Graduation Project

All juniors have met with Graduation Project advisors in late September to discuss individual progress. Juniors are reminded once again that they should be completing their Career Cruising portfolio and resume and their shadowing experience. Shadow ing verification forms will be due the first week of December. For more Graduation Project information and due dates, please visit the school web site: http://www.eastpennsd.org/ehs/Academics/Graduation%20Project.html

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The Earth Watch Club has obtained a Paper Retriever Recycling bin at the High School. The bins are yellow and green and are located in Lot G (behind the cafeteria and science wing). The bins will be picked up on a regular basis and will bring in revenue per ton of recyclables to our school.

What can be recycled: What cannot be recycled:

Newspaper * No cardboard (goes into

Magazines other green bin in lot G)

Shopping catalogs * few phone books

Junk mail * No plastic

Office & school papers * No glass

White envelopes with and without windows * No aluminum

Calendars and cards paper that is not laminated

The Earth Watch Club would like to encourage members of the community to place their paper re-cyclables into the paper retriever bins. If you have paper in a plastic bag or box, please remove it and place the plastic or cardboard box into the solid green recycling bin located to the right of the Paper Retriever bin. We thank you for your support!

Earth Watch ClubEarth Watch Club

Senior class T-shirts will be on sale before homecoming. More details will follow shortly. The Senior Breakfast will be on Friday, December 14, 2012, an Act 80 day. Please send all pictures from school functions to emmaus2013@gmail.com so they can be includ-ed in the Senior Breakfast picture slideshow.

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Math Contest Club

During the month of September, all teachers in the math department have sign-up forms for the Pennsylvania Math Contest Club. All club members will be taking part in our two major contests – the Pennsylvania Math League and the American Math Competition (AMC). The Pennsylvania Math League contests are six half-hour tests given during the school day once a month from October to March. The AMC is a 75 minute test given during school once a year in February. The content for both tests is primarily algebra and geometry, with occasional questions in probability, trigonometry, and sequences. All math contests require logic and reasoning beyond the usual math curriculum, so students who join PA Math League as freshmen and sophomores benefit greatly from several years of attempting problems and studying the solutions given after the contest. Students who achieve high scores in PA Math League will receive information about other competi-tions throughout the school year. Teams have competed in local university contests at Princeton, Bucknell, Muhlenberg, Millersville, and Lehigh University. Those who wish to participate in these contests are encouraged to practice after school on Tuesdays in Mrs. Hoffert’s classroom. We also have a Calculus League competition, which is administered in the Advanced Calculus course, but other students may participate.

Has your child been absent and missed a test or quiz?

If so, then this information is for you!

Mr. Kutz has been running the morning testing sessions here at EHS for several years. If your child is absent from school and misses a test or quiz, he/she can make arrangements with his/her teachers to have the test/quiz sent to Mr. Kutz for morning testing. Students will not lose class time if they make up their work during early morning testing. The testing areas are quiet, and the stu-dents are closely monitored.

AM Testing is held in Room 236 with Mr. Kutz from 6:30 am– 7:15 am on Monday through Friday.

There is no morning testing if there is a late start. Sessions are also cancelled the first day of school after Thanksgiving, during Winter Break, on Presidents’ Day, during Easter vacation, and on the day of the Senior Breakfast.

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USMC NATIONAL HIGH 2012 SCHOOL FITNESS CHAMPIONSHIP MEET HIGHLIGHTS BOY’S TEAM STANDINGS GIRL’S TEAM STANDINGS 1

ST EMMAUS H.S., PA 2391 pts. 1

ST BETHPAGE H.S., NY 1856 pts.

2nd

CATHOLIC H.S., AR 2353 pts. 2nd

EMMAUS H.S., PA 1750 pts. 3

rd SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 2228 pts. 3

rd SUN VALLEY H.S., PA 1294 pts.

NATIONAL MEET HIGH SCORERS

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ST SAM O’DONNELL [JR] 493 pts. 1

st ALEX FRUHWIRTH [JR] 394 pts.

2nd

WILL MARTINEZ [SOPH] 487 pts. 4th

LINDSEY BRAY [JR] 379 pts. 4

th DANTE DOWNEY [SR] 479 pts.

GOLD ALL-MEET TEAM

SAM O’DONNELL ALEX FRUHWIRTH WILL MARTINEZ LINDSEY BRAY SILVER ALL-MEET TEAM GORDON DAICHENDT [JR] 471 pts. MARIA JUSTUS [SOPH] 346 pts. NATE TANNOUS [SR] 461 pts. BRIELLE WEIDA [JR] 327 pts. CHRIS PICARELLO [JR] 447 pts. EMMA SHUBZDA [SOPH] 304 pts DANTE DOWNEY BRONZE ALL-MEET TEAM KAYLA FERRIZI [SR] 287 pts. MORE HIGHLIGHTS Emmaus Boys win 4th consecutive national team championship (2009-2012). Bethpage Girls end Emmaus’ quest for 5th consecutive team championship. Emmaus Boys score personal best team points at national meet 2391 pts. [old record 2378 in 2011]. Emmaus’ Sam O’Donnell’s individual win marks the 3rd consecutive year an Emmaus male competitor has captured the individual title. Emmaus’ Alex Fruwirth wins her 2nd consecutive individual title…an Emmaus female competitor has won the last 5 individual titles. Both Sam and Alex have another year of elgibility. 16 boys teams and 10 girls teams competed at the 2012 championship meet. Emmaus competitors competing in the preliminary “Pilot Team” meet. Manny Adamo 454 pts. Devon Parikh 448 pts. Corey Romero 445 pts. Cam Krieger 437 pts. Sammi Roth [female] 272 pts.

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USMC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL FITNESS WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS 1980-2012

YEAR NAME SCHOOL POINTS 1980 JANICE RICKETTS PLUM H.S., PA 321 1981 EFIGENA CABERZO LANAI CITY H.S., HI 353 1982 RENEE SHEAR PARKLAND H.S.,PA 395 1983 LESLIE MC DADE PENN SHILLS H.S., PA 407 1984 LESLIE MC DADE PENN HILLS H.S., PA *418 1985 NIKKI VANNUCCI HALF HOLLOW HILLS H.S., NY 396 1986 JANE ZEGERS ROCHESTER H.S., MI 372 1987 DEBBIE DASKIVICH PARKLAND H.S., PA 336 1988 JANE ZEGERS ROCHESTER H.S., MI 364 1989 JENNIFER WALING ROCHESTER H.S., MI 343 1990 JEN BACON PARKLAND H.S., PA 341 1991 NICOLE REINHART EMMAUS H.S., PA 402 1992 NICOLE REINHART EMMAUS H.S., PA 407 1993 JESSICA TAYLOR ROCHESTER H.S., MI 359 1994 NICOLE REINHART EMMAUS H.S., MI 372 1995 GILLIAN MOUNSEY CARDOZO H.S., NY 379 1996 JULIE HABAN LANAI CITY H.S., HI 392 1997 KELLY GAUMER EMMAUS H.S., PA 395 1998 KRYSTELLE LEANO LANAI CITY H.S., HI 389 1999 RACHEL SCHNEIDERMAN BETHPAGE H.S., NY 346 2000 RACHEL SCHNEIDERMAN BETHPAGE H.S., NY 367 2001 BRENDA PINEIRO MAR VISTA H.S., CA 360 2002 STEPHANIE CURLEY BETHPAGE H.S., NY 400 2003 BRENDA PINEIRO MAR VISTA H.S., CA 408 2004 LI-PING CHEW EMMAUS H.S., PA 375 2005 NICOLE DUBENSKY BETHPAGE H.S., NY 406 2006 RACHEL DILLA PENN HILLS H.S., PA 374 2007 BRITT HARVEY BETHPAGE H.S., PA 417 2008 JULIE CRUMP EMMAUS H.S., PA 376 2009 MORGAN OXLEY EMMAUS H.S., PA 398 2010 JULIE CRUMP EMMAUS H.S., PA 413 2011 ALEX FRUHWIRTH EMMAUS H.S., PA 408 2012 ALEX FRUHWIRTH EMMAUS H.S., PA 394 *CURRENT NATIONAL RECORD

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The East Penn School District (EPSD) has a central registration process for all students new to the district. Parents or guardians of children who are eligible for enrollment should call the Central Registrar at 484-519-3210. All registrations are by appointment only. The Office of the Central Registrar is located at Eyer Middle School. Parents may access the registration forms at the district web site (www.eastpennsd.org). If parents are not able to access the web, they may visit any school main office or call the above office to have registration packets mailed to them.

Central Registration Process in East Penn School District

Home Access Center (HAC) applications are now being processed by the Main Offices at each school in the district. Parents/guardians of students attending EHS may stop by their school’s Main Office to complete an application and verify their identification. Your student will receive notice of your login and password in a sealed envelope in his/her homeroom. Note: In order to access HAC, a user needs a working computer, Internet access and a web browser. If you lose or misplace your sign-in and password information, you may stop by the main office to com-plete a new application. The information will be printed out and sent home in a sealed envelope with your son/daughter. Phone requests for this information will not be processed because photo identifica-tion must be verified.

Home Access Center (HAC)

Key Club News

As the school year begins, Emmaus High School’s Key Club is preparing for another great year. Key Club is one of the biggest and most well known community service clubs. It works with Kiwanis and other organizations such as Cops N Kids and Special Olympics. As a non-profit organization, it encourages and motivates high school students to join hands and help make a difference in the Emmaus Community, and internationally. EHS Key Club is the high school version of Emmaus Kiwanis Club, but they both share the mission to serve others, build character, and develop leadership skills. Throughout the past few years, Key Club has helped organizations such as Cops N Kids, The Ronald McDonald House, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and many more. Members have participated in many events, such as the Special Olympics, ones hosted by the Iron Pigs, and the Celebration of Reading. The club also serves the Emmaus Community by supporting with Kiwanis events, such as the Easter Egg Hunt, and the Pancake Breakfast. In addition, club members clean up after EHS football games and collect books for underprivileged kids. Key Club will meet most Thursdays in the Cafeteria at 2:45. However, for the first few meetings, we will meet in the Main Gym. This year, unlike past years, students need to answer a few questions about which committee they’d like to be a part of. These interviews will be held on Wednesdays and Thursdays for the first few weeks. For questions, any Key Club officer and our advisors, Mrs. Teles-Carl and Mrs. Wells, are available for help in Room 365. We look forward to another fantastic year!

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USMC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL FITNESS MEN’S CHAMPIONS

1966-2012 YEAR NAME SCHOOL POINTS 1966 ROBERT SCHLEIHAUF CARLE PLACE H.S., NY 474 1967 GENE CROMWELL CARLE PLACE H.S., NY 494 1968 RICHARD MORRISON CARLE PLACE H.S., NY 479 1969 RICHARD MORRISON CARLE PLACE H.S., NY 480 1970 JIM MEISNER CLARLE PLACE H.S., NY 475 1971 SCOTT PATCHETT RAMAPO H.S., NY 471 1972 JAMES T. YOUNT ADAMS H.S., MI 475 1973 STEVE STEIGERWALD MARINE MILITARY ACAD., TX 463 1974 BUD RICE, JR. CRANBERRY H.S., PA 475 1975 BUD RICE, JR. CRANBERRY H.S., PA 477 1976 ALLEN BYRD JOSEPH WHELLER H.S., GA 492 1977 BOBBY BYRD JOSEPH WHEELER H.S., GA 490 1978 CURTIS BAILEY CATHOLIC H.S., AK 491 1979 MORITORIUM YEAR-YPF MEET NOT HELD 1980 JIM GOSTIAUX ROCHESTER H.S., MI 485 1981 JIM GOSTIAUZ ROCHESTER H.S., MI 493 1982 SALVADOR WHITE HARRISON H.S., CO 492 1983 JIM SUNDAY PARKLAND H.S., PA 490 1984 SCOTT GRAHAM EMMAUS H.S., PA 498 1985 GERRY RANSING EMMAUS H.S., PA 493 1986 MIKE SOSNOWSKI ROCHESTER H.S., MI 494 1987 BRIAN SMITH ROCHESTER H.S., MI 488 1988 BRIAN SMITH ROCHESTER H.S., MI 486 1989 BILLY WAGNER CATHOLIC H.S., AK 486 1990 BILLY WAGNER CATHOLIC H.S., AK 489 1991 TREVOR MC CONNELL CATHOLIC H.S., AK 479 1992 DARREN CLOUSER EMMAUS H.S., PA 473 1993 GREG SUGUITAN LENAI CITY H.S., HI 480 1994 RICHARD GILES LENAI CITY H.S., HI 482 1995 HENRY BERMUDEZ SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 490 1996 ARRON SMITH EMMAUS H.S., PA 495 1997 CHRISTIAN FUREY BETHPAGE H.S., NY 490 1998 GRAHAM WOLFE EMMAUS H.S., PA 493 1999 HERNAN APONTE SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 479 2000 JOSEPH MUNDO SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 477 2001 STEVEN BOFILL BETHPAGE H.S., NY 493 2002 CHRIS DIGIACOMO EMMAUS H.S., PA 490 2003 WES FISER CATHOLIC H.S., AK 485 2004 ANDY CORCH EMMAUS H.S., PA 488 2005 LUSHIUS WRIGHT SOUTH BRONX HS., NY 484 2006 MIKAEL SLOAN CARDOZO H.S., NY 486 2007 DAVON LIVINGSTON CARDOZO H.S., NY 486 2008 ELIZEAR TORRES SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 499 2009 HECTOR RUIZ SOUTH BRONX H.S., NY 490 2010 NINO ADAMO EMMAUS H.S., PA 473 2011 JAKE O’DONNELL EMMAUS H.S., PA 500 2012 SAM O’DONNELL EMMAUS H.S., PA 493

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This is a reminder to parents with a child or children attending school in the East Penn School Dis-trict that we do not carry medical insurance on students, but do provide parents with the opportunity to select a primary excess group insurance plan for students. Student accident insurance can help you eliminate the possibility of out-of-pocket expenses, since many group insurance policies no longer pay full hospital and medical expenses and may require a deductible or co-insurance. There are two plans available for your consideration:

Plan #1 School Time Coverage – Costs $30 per student – This will cover injury occurring while the student is traveling to and from school, while attending school sponsored activities such as plays, assemblies, class trips, interscholastic sports other than Sr. high football, intramural sports, gym and physical education classes, etc.

Plan #2 24 Hour Coverage – Costs $116 per student – This will cover all of the above, plus accidents occurring away from school, in the evenings and on weekends, vacations, etc. Please note that the plans should be considered in conjunction with any other family medical insurance you may have. If you have any questions, please call an insurance broker at American Management Advisors at (215) 946-8888 between 8:00a.m. and 4:30 p.m. PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH!! Completed applications should be returned by mail with a check or money order for the correct premium, directly to:

American Management Advisors, Inc. P.O. Box 366

Langhorne, PA 19047-0366 DO NOT RETURN THE APPLICATION & PAYMENT TO YOUR STUDENT’S SCHOOL. This insurance can be purchased anytime during the 2012-2013 school year. Parents enrolling more than one child must fill out an application for each child, write a separate check or obtain a money order for each child/student being enrolled and mail in separate envelopes to the address above. Your cancelled check or money order receipt is your proof of payment.

STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE

2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR

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Math Help Room The math department teachers are able to offer math tutoring for all students most periods during the school day. Students can check schedules posted in all of the math classrooms to determine room locations for tutoring ses-sions. The students can obtain pre-signed passes from their math teachers, or they can get a pass to the tutoring loca-tions from their study hall teachers. Each math teacher works with his/her students, but this math tutoring schedule of-fers an alternative for students when they cannot match their schedules with their classroom teachers.

Science Help Room The science department teachers are able to offer science tutoring for all students most periods during the school day. Students can check schedules posted in all of the science classrooms to determine room locations for tutoring sessions. The students can obtain pre-signed passes from their science teachers, or they can get a pass to the tutoring locations from their study hall teachers. Each science teacher works with his/her students, but this science tutoring schedule of-fers an alter-native for stu-dents when they cannot match their schedules with their classroom teachers.

Pd Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6

1 Chemistry

Bradley 401 Chemistry

Bradley 401 Chemistry

Bradley 401

Chemistry Bradley 401

2 Bio/Env Sci

McNicholas 317

Bio/Env. Sci McNicholas 317

Physics

Ohl 419

Chemistry Valent 409

Physics Ohl 419

Physics Anthony 319

Bio/Env Sci Baier 418

Physics Anthony 319

Bio/Env Sci Baier 418

Chemistry

Valent 409

3 Biology

Kramer-Hinks 426

Chemistry Herzog 411

Biology

Dreher 416

Physics Ohl 419

Chemistry Hertzog 411

Physics Wilson 415

Biology

Dreher 416

Chemistry Hertzog 411

Physics

Wilson 415

4 Integ/Earth Sci Kneller 446

Integ/Earth Sci

Kneller 446 Physics

Anthony 319 Chem/Integrated Harkness 444

5 Bio./Integrated Susens 423

6 Chem/Integrated Harkness 444

Chem/Integrated Harkness 444

Chem/Integrated Harkness 444

Bio/Env Sci Baier 418

7 Physics

Anthony 319

8

Chem/Integrated Wack 403

Biology

Kramer 420

Chem/Integrated Wack 403

Biology

Musselman 423

Biology Musselman 421

Physics Ohl 419

Physics Wilson 415

Integ/Earth Sci Kneller 446

Biology

Kramer-Hinks 426

Period Teacher Location

1 Wagner 361

2 Doyle 516

3 See guidance to sign up

4 Stoudt (Sem 1) 366

5 Burkhardt (Sem 1) 358

6 Porzuczek (Sem 1) 366

7 Hoffert/Claypoole

(days 2,4,6)

359

8 Russo (Sem 1) Claypoole

(days 2,4,6

513

9 Stoudt (Sem 1) 366

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Emmaus High School Parent Volunteer Organization

STEP is a volunteer group of parents in East Penn that sponsors activities to encourage our youth to have fun without the use of drugs or alcohol. Members of STEP include parents, teachers, administrators and citizens of East Penn School District.

STEP Activities

Our group of volunteers teams with the EHS Student Govern-ment Association, freshmen orientation, September tailgate party, homecoming dance, snowball dance, and the EHS Final Fling. These events provide a wonderful opportunity for parent volunteers to participate at school wide events.

STEP Sponsored Event of the Year

SENIOR AFTERBALL PARTY: Saturday, April 28, 2012

This event is an all night theme party open to all seniors at EHS. We plan this event to offer an al-ternative to individual after prom parties. Last year’s event had 600 + students attend with an-other ACCIDENT FREE PROM SEASON. It includes food, a casino, game shows, carnival games, a full size miniature golf course, a DJ, massages, air brush tattoos, and huge prizes. One lucky senior won a CAR last year! This event is funded strictly by donations and run entirely by volunteers. Over 250 volunteers made this event a huge success!

Volunteers are urgently needed, especially underclassmen parents!

We need your help on several committees; co-chair positions are available. NEXT meeting: OCTOBER 17, 2011

STEP meetings are scheduled on the 3rd Monday of most months during the school year. Meetings start at 6:30 pm in room 353 at EHS and last only ONE hour! Attendance is voluntary. To join STEP, please complete a membership form, which can be found at www.eastpennsd.org/ehs/ . Select “programs,” and the STEP link can be found in the left column. The membership form can be printed from there. Once complete, please send in or drop off in the EHS Main Office.

**Please note that all communication is distributed by group email **

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact: STEP President Cherie Burke (cheriecrna@aol.com)

S.T.E.P.

Support Teens of East Penn

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EHS LATE BUS Tuesday & Thursday

Departs EHS at approximately 3:20 pm

Students must sign up in the Main Office by 10:30 a.m. to use the late bus. Students that are participating in after school activities (i.e. detention, school sanc-tioned clubs or testing) are eligible for this service, and their attendance and/or participation is verified. Students are not allowed to use the bus for any other reason. Once a student leaves school property, he/she is not allowed to return to take the bus. Discipline referrals will be given to students who do not follow the rules.

Please be advised that the following protocol will be followed when visitors enter Emmaus High School through the Main Office located on Macungie Avenue. Visitors will not be allowed to enter through any other door.

The visitor must identify him/herself and provide picture ID for verification to the Main Of-

fice staff. The visitor must state his/her intended destination in the building. The Main Office staff will call to confirm the appointment or get approval for an unex-

pected visitor. If the visit is unapproved, or the recipient of the visitor is unavailable, the visitor will be asked to call to make an appointment and return at another time. The visitor will not be permitted to enter the building.

If the visitation is approved, the visitor will be issued a visitor’s badge which must be worn

in the building. He/she will then be directed to their destination. When the visit is complete, the visitor will proceed directly to the Main Office without mak-

ing any other stops, return the visitor’s badge, and exit the building. This new protocol is necessary to maintain security within the building at all times.

Main Office Visitor Protocol

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Have you ever worried about what would happen if your child with special needs encountered an emergency? What information about

your child would be helpful to first responders?

Your local police departments are pleased to announce Premise Alert — an opportunity for families to provide a uniform method to alert first responders about individuals with special needs. It also pro-

vides first responders with advance knowledge, allowing for quick and educated responses during crises, evacuations, and disasters. The Premise Alert form can be found on the district website in

the following location: www.eastpennsd.org. Community tab, Forms, then Student Services.

Who can use it? Anyone who has a special need, health challenge or disability such as, but not limited to, Alzhei-

mer’s Disease, Autism, Mental Health Challenges, Intellectual Disability, a complex or rare medi-cal condition, who would like first responders such as police, ambulance and fire department to know of their special needs.

Who can fill out this form?

Individuals with special needs can fill it out for themselves Parents of minor children Guardians of minor children Current Foster Care parents (child’s name isn’t required) Those with LEGAL guardianship for another Those with the Power of Attorney for another

If you do not have a legal right to provide this information, you should NOT fill out this form or pro-vide this information. Do I have to fill it out? No, it is VOLUNTARY. You do not have to provide any information you do not want First Re-

sponders to know or use. How do I use the form? Fill out the form with as much information as you would want shared with emergency first re-

sponders, sign it, and then return a copy to your child’s teacher and the school will send all forms in to the local police department or you may mail it back to your local police department. The in-formation will be put into the police system for future use.

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Local Police Premise Alert Opportunity

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(continued from page 21) What Police Department should I send it to? If you reside in:

Emmaus Borough: Emmaus Police Department, Attention: Chief David Faust, 400 Jubilee Street, Emmaus, PA 18049 Alburtis Borough: Alburtis Police Department, Attention: Chief Robert Palmer, 260 Franklin Street, Alburtis, PA 18011 Macungie Borough: Macungie Police Department, Attention: Chief Edward Harry, 21 Locust Street, Macungie, PA 18062 Lower Macungie Township: Pennsylvania State Police, Attention: Lieutenant Edgardo A. Co-lón, Troop M –Fogelsville Station, 8320 Schantz Road, Breinigsville, PA 18031 Upper Milford Township: Pennsylvania State Police, Attention: Lieutenant Edgardo A. Colón, Troop M - Fogelsville Station, 8320 Schantz Road, Breinigsville, PA 18031

The form asks for a recent photograph, what kind of picture is best? Any picture is better than no picture, but the best picture is a close-up of the person’s face. A

passport or school picture would suffice. It is best if the background is plain. How often do I need to fill out a Premise Alert Form? This form is good for 1-2 years depending on the system it is filed in. If you move or need to

make changes in the information, just fill out another form and submit it. Any of the police depart-ments will automatically use the new information.

For more information, please visit http://www.papremisealert.com/

The Premise Alert System and Form is a collaboration between Chief Kevin McCarthy, Susan F. Rzucidlo, Law Enforcement Entities, disability advocates, parent volunteers, educators, State & County Officials and other interested parties. It is owned by SPEAK Unlimited Inc. and is protected by copyright laws. It has been given free of charge to the state of Pennsylvania. PERMISSION: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in hardcopy or electronic form provided that you do NOT alter the wording in any way, you do not charge a fee beyond the cost of reproduction, you give credit to the original authors, and receive written permission and ap-proval from Chief Kevin McCarthy or Susan F. Rzucidlo if alterations or changes are being recom-mended for incorporation. More information on this program and additional resources can be found at www.papremisealert.com contact srz@dol.net © 2004-7.

Local Police Premise Alert Opportunity

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Emmaus High School ID# 03429 Dear Parents: Welcome to the start of a new school year and another year of A+ School Rewards. Beginning October 7, 2012, through March 30, 2013, Emmaus High School ID# 03429, will have the opportunity to earn cash through Giant A+ School Rewards Pro-gram.

All you have to do is:

Log on to www.giantfoodstores.com/aplus to designate our school online OR

Return this form to school with your child and include your Giant BONUS-

CARD Number, Last Name & Email Address:

Last Name ______________________

(11-digit BONUSCARD) __________________

Email Address __________________________@______________________

After you register your card, each shopping trip at Giant, using your BONUSCARD earns CASH for our school! Each month, the amount of CASH awarded will be updat-ed on the Giant website. You can track the amount of points you earn for our school by checking your grocery receipt. Our school will receive a check at the end of the program, and the money can be used for any of our school’s educational needs. Remember, even if you registered your card last year, you must re-register this year for our school to receive credit. Attending to this simple process makes a HUGE differ-ence to our school. We need your support. Please be sure to register your card to Em-maus High School using ID #03429

Also, don’t forget to encourage your friends and relatives to do the same. It

could mean the world to our children.

If you do not have internet access and need assistance, call 1-888-448-4642.

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Don’t forget to sign up for eNews!

SUBSCRIBE/UNSUBSCRIBE TO E-NEWS AND THE PRINCIPAL’S NEWSLETTER

E-News is a one-way electronic form of communication from the administration to the parents of EHS students. It enables the school to quickly contact you with time sensitive issues as well as utilizing our re-sources to communicate more effectively and simultaneously be eco-friendly. You can subscribe and/or unsubscribe to various versions via the internet at http://www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/progfiles/ehsnews/ as follows: SUBSCRIBE: In order to subscribe to E-News, simply logon to the above website, and a window will appear. Please enter your name and email information and mail type preference. Select which forms of E-News you wish to receive via email by clicking the box next to each selection desired. Finally, click “subscribe” at the bottom. Once you have subscribed, you will receive an email for each category requesting that you verify your email address. Please click on “click here” to verify your email address in order to complete the verification process.

UNSUBSCRIBE: In order to unsubscribe to E-News, simply logon to the website and click “unsubscribe” and the list of what you have previously subscribed to will display. You can then se-lect what you would like to unsubscribe. Finally, click “unsubscribe” at the bottom. An electronic version of The Principal’s Newsletter is one of the selections. However, if you wish to forego the electronic version, you may stop by the EHS Main Office to pick up a copy at your con-venience.

Cell Phone Reminder:

Students at EHS are not permitted to display or use cell phones from 7:00 am to 2:30 pm (per EHS Discipline Code 234A). The consequence for the first offense is two Saturday morning deten-tions, and a parent/guardian is required to retrieve the phone from the main office.

The policy exists to keep our children safe. We ask for your support in reinforcing this policy.

Dave Piperato

Principal

To view the EHS Discipline Code: http://www.eastpennsd.org/ehs/Administration/Discipline%20Code.html

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2012-2013 Student Parking Regulations Student parking on school district property is a privilege and is only available to senior students. Only cars with permits are allowed to park on school prop-erty in posted student parking lots. The posted student parking lots are Lot K by the tennis courts,

Lot I near the football field and the large parking lot across North Street from the high school. Failure to obey the following regulations or falsifying any information will result in the withdrawal of parking privileges, and additional disciplinary actions will be assessed, as prescribed in the Em-maus High School Discipline Code:

Parking in unauthorized areas on school property will result in detentions and eventual loss of parking privileges for the remainder of the academic year.

Parking in restricted red permits only assigned lots, administration visitor assigned lots, parking in faculty/staff assigned lots, parking on school property without a permit, or park-ing with an unregistered vehicle will result in ticketing by the Emmaus Police Department and when necessary, towing at the owner’s expense. After a student’s 4

th late to school, the student will lose late arrival and/or early dismissal

privileges, in addition to losing parking privileges for the reminder of the semester.

The issuance of a permit guarantees the student ONE parking spot. All students who accept the Emmaus High School Parking Permit understand that the issuance of the parking permit is subject to the following rules and regulations during the 2012-2013 school year:

Students shall drive safely on and near the campus. Reckless driving will result in Saturday de-tentions and/or loss of parking privileges, as described on page 4 of the Discipline Code, as a Level II offense.

Students shall be cautious when driving in the parking lot. The speed limit is 10 mph.

Students shall be considerate of the Emmaus High School neighbors by obeying ALL traffic and parking regulations.

Students shall park only in the approved WHITE spaces in the Emmaus High School parking lots designated to be student lots.

Students shall not go to their cars during the school day, without explicit permission from a high school administrator.

Students shall display the Emmaus High School Parking tag on the back of the rearview mirror AT ALL TIMES and it must be visible from the front of the vehicle.

East Penn School District does not assume liability for damages or stolen property. Parking permits are non-transferable.

Only one permit per student will be issued. Students who lose their original tag will be charged $5

Senior Parking

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WORKING PAPERS APPLICATION PROCEDURES

1. STEP ONE:

In order to begin the working paper application process for the first time, a student’s parent or guardian must come to the Emmaus High School Main Office. Parents will be asked to submit one of the following forms of his/her child’s identification:

Child’s Birth Certificate (or) Child’s Passport (or) Child’s Baptismal Certificate

Working Paper Applications will be processed during the school year Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Please note that Working Paper Applications will be processed during the summer, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

***Important Note – Working Papers are for students under the age of 18. Students who are 18 years of age and older do not need working papers and are no longer covered under Child Labor Laws.

2. STEP TWO: When the student receives a white form labeled APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATE OR

TRANSFERABLE WORK PERMIT from the Emmaus High School Main Office, the student must complete the back side of the application by completing the following steps: The student must have their prospective employer complete the top portion of the application requesting infor-mation pertaining to type of work, kind of industry and total work hours. The student must then obtain a physi-cal examination and have the attending physician complete the bottom portion of the application.

3. STEP THREE: When the attending physician and the prospective employer have completed the back portion of the APPLICA-

TION FOR EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATE OR TRANSFERABLE WORK PERMIT, the student (parent not needed at this time) must personally return the application to the Emmaus High School Main Office during the hours listed above. The student will then be required to personally sign the appropriate work permit in the Em-maus High School Main Office at this time.

4. STEP FOUR: When the completed working paper application is returned to the Emmaus High School Main Office:

Students who are 14 and 15 years old will receive a Vacation Employment Form which must be returned to the employer by the student. This form must be personally signed by the student in the Emmaus High School Main Office before being submitted to his or her employer.

Students who are 16 and 17 years old will receive a Transferable Work Permit which must be personally signed by the student in the Emmaus High School Main Office. This form is then given to the student to keep on file until 18 years of age.

THE WORKING PAPER PROCESS IS COMPLETE ONCE THE STUDENT HAS RECEIVED A VACATION EMPLOYMENT FORM OR A TRANSFERABLE WORK PERMIT. Please contact the Emmaus High School Main Office at 610-965-1650 if you have any questions regard-

ing working papers. .

For information regarding youth employment rules, please visit www.youthrules.dol.gov

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Emmaus High School teacher Scott Didra received the 2012 Philadelphia University Centennial

Medal of honor at their convocation ceremony on August 16. The university sent letters out to ap-

proximately 800 incoming freshmen to write a letter to nominate a teacher that had a positive impact

on their lives. A committee from the university then got together and selected four teachers to re-

ceive the Centennial Educator award. Philadelphia University president Dr. Stephen Spinelli re-

marked that Mr. Didra was nominated by not one, but four students for this honor. He said it was the

first time in the history of the school that this happened. Students Haley Peluso, Bailey Miller, Daniel

Wimble, and Cody Myers all agree that Mr. Didra is “no ordinary teacher.” They all felt he had a pos-

itive influence on their lives. At the convocation ceremony, all four students were on stage with Mr.

Didra as he received his award from the president. Haley Peluso spoke on behalf of all of the stu-

dents. She stated, “I honestly believe I would not be standing here today without having Mr. Didra as

a teacher. Scott Didra has shaped my future. Mr. Didra made the world of architecture real; he

brought us on field trips and gave us the opportunity to take part in the construction of a fully-

functioning playhouse for the school’s preschool program. The house was complete with electricity

and a handicapped accessible deck. He brought our class together as a family. For all of us it has

been hard to say goodbye to Mr. Didra as a teacher. I think I can speak for all of us when I say that

he will continue to be an inspiration to us throughout all of our lives". The students felt it was such a

great honor to have him as a teacher and that his future students are very lucky to have him.

Congratulations to Mr. Scott Didra

From left to right: Dan Wimble - major Animation and design

Haley Peluso - major - Architecture

Bailey Miller - major - Architecture

Cody Myers - Landscape Architecture

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EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOLEMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL

OUR VISIONOUR VISION Emmaus High School will empower students to maximize their individual

potential and become lifelong learners and contributors to a global society.

OUR MISSIONOUR MISSION Emmaus High School will provide a learning environment in which students be-

come problem solvers, collaborators and critical thinkers.

East Penn Board of School Directors 2012: Charles H. Ballard, President

Alan C. Earnshaw, Vice President Kenneth Bacher Lynn Donches Francee Fuller Rebecca Heid

Michael Policano Samuel Rhodes, III

Julian Stolz

Cecilia R. Birdsell, Board Secretary Lynn Glancy, Treasurer

Marc S. Fisher, Esq., Solicitor Thomas L. Seidenberger, Ed. D.

Superintendent of Schools

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EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL 500 Macungie Ave. Emmaus, PA 18049-2296

Web Site Address: www.eastpennsd.org/ehs E-mail Addresses: dpiperato@eastpennsd.org

Emmaus High School

Phone Numbers Main Office - 610-965-1650 Counseling Office – 610-965-1660 Attendance Office – 610-965-1661 Athletic Office – 610-965-1670 Nurse’s Office – 610-965-1673

Fax Numbers Main Office – 610-967-2198 Counseling Office – 610-967-5974 Athletic Office – 610-965-1501 Nurse’s Office – 610-966-8449