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Indian Trail High School & Academy PARENT NEWSLETTER—REGISTRATION 2014

NEWSLETTER CONTENTS PAGE

Registration Information 2

KUSD Online Enrollment 3

August/September Calendar 5

From the Nurse’s Office 7

Absences-Who do I call? 8

Communication Sources 9

Daily Bell Schedule 10

Youth Options Information 11

Freshmen Activities 11

PBIS 11

Student Support 11

Student Information 12

Dress for Success 13

Summer Reading Requirements 14

Academy Name Change 14

Athletics 15

IT Tackles Pink 15

2015 Senior Pictures & Yearbook 16

Home-Prepared Foods 20

Family Life Objectives 22

College Fair Permission Slip 24

Greetings ITHSA Families! On behalf of the administrative team, I want to officially wel-come you to the 2014-15 school year. I hope that you have had an enjoyable and relaxing summer and that you are look-ing forward to September. Our staff has been productive over the summer months as we prepare for school. Here are a few key reminders to keep you informed: Our first day of school will be Tuesday, September 2, 2014.

Freshmen will report to the field house at 7:30 for a spe-cial welcome by our Link Crew. Upper classmen have a later start at 10:00 AM. There will be two First Student bus runs, more information on bussing will be coming soon.

We will be continuing with our PBIS program in order to keep our students SOARing. SOAR stands for being Safe, On time, and Acting Respectfully and Responsibly; charac-teristics of successful individuals.

We are transitioning into a new student information sys-tem. Infinite Campus is a district-wide student information system designed to manage attendance, grades, sched-ules, test scores and other information. Infinite Campus replaces Zangle.

Please bookmark our website, http://indiantrail.kusd.edu. Our website is full of resources that will keep you informed throughout the school year. We will also continue to use our automated call system. Please make sure that we have your most current phone number and email address.

Much more information on these topics and others can be found in this newsletter. Please review it carefully and keep it as a reference guide. To cut down on paper, this is the only newsletter we will print. All others will be posted to our web-site. On behalf of Indian Trail staff, I wish everyone the best for the 2014-15 school year. Together, let’s make it a great year for our students. Sincerely,

Maria Kotz, Principal

Important Phone NumbersImportant Phone NumbersImportant Phone Numbers

Main Office 359-8700 Attendance 359-8500 Nurse’s Office 359-8743 Library 359-8597 Office of Student Management (OSM) 359-8531 Guidance Office 359-8669

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu

INDIAN TRAIL NEWSLETTER-REGISTRATION 2014 PAGE 2

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

COMPLETE ONLINE ENROLLMENT (See details on pages 3 & 4): Parents/guardians should complete online enrollment before arriving on registration day. Parents who have not completed this process at home will be directed to computer lab 1424 to complete the process. NOTE: KUSD requires proof of residency to change addresses, you must present a gas/electric bill, water utility bill or mortgage/rental contract agreement for verification.

LIFETOUCH PHOTO: Student photos will be taken. ID’s and lanyards will be given out. LifeTouch picture purchase flier is included in this mailing, please bring completed with you to registration.

FEE PAYMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Base Fee $67.00 Laptop 1:1 Fee (All MedSci, Communications, Kenosha Military and Senior Business Academy students) $30 Fee payments accepted by cash, check or credit/debit.

PARKING PASSES:

The school district will be charging a $50.00 yearly/$30 semester parking fee for each student parking in the student parking area. Please pay using a separate check payable to K.U.S.D. To complete parking pass appli-cation you must have the year, make, model, color and license number of each student driven vehicle. Stu-dents will be issued a parking tag after payment is collected. Students parked anywhere else OTHER than the West side parking lot or without a parking pass may be issued a citation.

BUS INFORMATION: Students eligible for First Student bussing will receive a letter detailing pickup times and locations. City bus passes for eligible academy and comprehensive students will also be available for pickup. Monthly city bus passes are $35 and will be available for purchase in the main office starting in September.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION STATIONS: Nurse station—Medication forms Breakfast/lunch account envelopes Athletics and Booster club booths Yearbook Market Day Freshmen Orientation Sign Up

STUDENT SCHEDULES: The last step of the registration process is receiving the student schedule. Locker information will be printed on the schedule as well.

Thursday, August 14: 2—7 PM Friday, August 15: 9—2 PM

Monday, August 18: 2—7 PM

REGISTRATION

CHECKLIST


ONLINE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION, continued


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Senior Portraits Senior Portraits Safe School Am-bassador Train-ing

Registration Registration

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Registration Link Training Link Training Freshmen Orientation Hawk Kick Off Bash Football Game

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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AUGUST 2014

AUGUST 2014—IMPORTANT DATES 11 Senior Portraits by appointment only, call 815-398-1109, Upper Gym 12 Senior Portraits by appointment only, call 815-398-1109, Upper Gym 13 Safe School Ambassador Training, 8 AM-3 PM 14 Safe School Ambassador Training, 8 AM-3 PM Registration, 2—7 PM 15 Registration, 9 AM—2 PM 18 Registration, 2—7 PM 19 Link Training, 8—12 PM 20 Link Training, 8—12 PM 21 Freshmen Orientation, 8—12 PM—Sign up forms available at registration Hawk Kick Off Bash, 5:30-6:40 PM, Presentation and tours starting in the Auditorium plus Freshmen receive a FREE T-shirt Indian Trail vs Plymouth Football Game, 7 PM, All Freshmen and their families get in FREE

See indiantrail.kusd.edu for complete calendar.


SEPTEMBER 2014—IMPORTANT DATES

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6

Labor Day FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL-VARIED START TIMES

PBIS Kick Off Picture Day United Way Day of Caring

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Senior Class Meeting

Junior Class Meeting

Freshmen Class Meeting

Youth Options Program Presen-tation

Asynchronous Learning Day

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

SEPTEMBER 2014

1 Labor Day 2 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Freshmen report at 7:30 AM; remaining students report at 10:00 AM 3 PBIS Kick Off 5 Picture Day 6 United Way Day of Caring, Auditorium 9 Senior Class Meetings held during school day 10 Junior Class Meetings held during school day 11 Freshmen Class Meetings held during school day Youth Options Program Presentation, Auditorium 6 PM 12 Asynchronous Learning, NO School for students

NOTICE: Middle and high school students are NOT off on Friday, October 24, 2014, as currently shown in the district wall calendar. Elementary students are off on this date due to conferences. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.


NURSE’S OFFICE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR DOREEN PERRI RN, ITHSA

PH: 262-359-8743 FAX: 262-359-8756 Email: [email protected]

The following are the minimum required immunizations for each grade level: (Las siguientes son las vacunas minimas que se requiren para cada nivel de grado): Grade & Number of Doses per vaccination:

*DTP/DTaP/DT/Td vaccine for students entering grades 1 through 12: Four doses are required. However, if your child re-ceived the 3rd dose after the 4th birthday, further doses are not required. (Note: a dose 4 days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable). *Tdap means adolescent tetanus, diphtheria and acellular pertussis vaccine. If your child received a dose of a tetanus-containing vaccine, such as Td, within 5 years of entering the grade in which Tdap is required, your child is compliant and a dose of Tdap vaccine is not required. *Polio vaccine for students entering grades Kindergarten through 12: Four doses are required. However, if your child re-ceived the 3rd dose after the 4th birthday, further doses are not required. (Note: a dose 4 days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable). *The first dose of MMR vaccine must have been received on or after the first birthday (Note: a dose 4 days or less before the 1st birthday is also acceptable). *Var means Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine. A history of chickenpox disease is also acceptable. *PLEASE PROVIDE A COPY OF YOUR SON or DAUGHTER’S IMMUNIZATION RECORD if they are NEW to Wisconsin, Kenosha Unified, or have received a new vaccination within the year. A blank Immunization Record or Waiver can be printed off of the INDIAN TRAIL website for your convenience @ indiantrail.kusd.edu, under Departments/Nurse’s Office. If you are unsure, please submit a record for review. EMERGENCY HEALTH & CONTACT INFORMATION

Please provide at least 2-3 functioning phone numbers where you as the parent/guardian can be reached i.e. home, cell,

and work. In addition, we request 2 emergency contact persons who can be called if we are unable to reach you. Per-mission will be obtained from parent/guardian, or an emergency contact person, prior to releasing a student from school.

When completing the health history on your child, please describe the condition, its signs & symptoms, and any re-

strictions or assistance needed. Submit physician documentation to the School Nurse if applicable.

Prescribed medications should be listed for reference. (See below for medication administration during school hours.) Your signature (written or electronic) validates the information provided.

SCHOOL MEDICATION POLICY (Todos los medicametos que se toman durante del dia son guardados en la oficina de la enfermera) All medications taken during the school day must be stored or checked in at the Nurse’s Office. 1. All nonprescription medication must be in the original bottle/package, with the child’s name clearly marked on the con-

tainer. All prescription medication must be in the original pharmacy container with correct information on the label. If half tablets are to be given, the parent will be responsible for sending the medication in that form.

2. All medication, prescription or nonprescription, must be accompanied by a “Request for Medication Administration during School Hours” form, with parent/guardian’s signature. Prescription medications will also require a physician’s signature. Parents are responsible for daily morning & after school doses; the school will take responsibility for the mid-day dose. Medications will only be administered at school the specified times noted on the form. Any changes in dose, time or medication will require a new form, & a new container with the corrected pharmacy label.

3. The above rules still apply to any emergency medication a student may need to carry with them, such as Epipens or in-halers. Both the medication & the medication form must be checked in with the Nurse at the beginning of the year. The physician must check “yes” on the form stating “Student may carry medication for Emergency purposes”. *School policy mandates that emergency medications are available to the school on the first day of school.

4. All other medication will be kept in the Nurse’s Office for the school year. Remaining medication needs be picked up at the end of the year, or will be disposed of per school policy.

A Medication Administration Form may be picked up from the Nurse’s Office, or printed off of the Indian Trail Website @ indiantrail.kusd.edu, under Departments/Nurse’s Office for your convenience. Medication administration forms must be renewed annually. My normal work hours during the school year are Monday-Friday from 7:30 to 3:00pm. I do also volunteer to work Registration in August if you would like to drop off medication & forms prior to the first day of school.

9 through 12 4 DTP/DTaP/Td 1 Tdap 4 Polio 3 Hep B 2 MMR 2 Var


ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES

Attendance monumentally impacts student academic success! Wisconsin law requires students to attend school regularly during all scheduled school hours, with the exceptions of certain religious holidays. When a student is sick, parents or guardians are to call the Attendance Office at 262-359-8500 the same day. If after school hours, please leave a message at the same number.

In conjunction with the citywide truancy ordinance, it is our commitment at Indian Trail High School and Acade-my to work diligently with parents and guardians to promote consistent and committed school attendance. Please remember that a student cannot be excused more than TEN TIMES per school year without written documentation from a physician.

DEFINITION OF ABSENCE – KUSD BOARD OF EDUCA-TION POLICY

EXCUSED ABSENCES – A student's absence may be ex-cused by the principal/designee for acceptable reasons such as personal illness, illness in the immediate family, or death of a family member or relative or other rea-sons of legitimate health or educational benefit to the student.

TRUANCY – “Truancy” means any absence of part or all of one or more days from school during which a school designee has not been notified of the legal cause of such absence by the parent/guardian of the absent stu-dent.

EARLY DISMISSAL – Students who, for good reason, wish to be excused from school for part of the morning or afternoon session are required to bring a request, written and signed by the parent/guardian, to the AT-TENDANCE OFFICE.

PRE-ARRANGED ABSENCE – If a student is going to be absent all day or more than one day for reasons other than illness (vacation, college trip, etc.), a request should be made one week in advance. A parent written note specifying dates and reason for the absence must be submitted and approved by individual teachers and entered through the Attendance Office.

FREQUENTLY ASKED ATTENDANCE QUESTIONS

When my child is absent, what should I do? Call 262-359-8500 any time within 24 hours of the ab-sence. If you must leave a message, please identi-fy yourself by name and then be sure to include the student's name, grade, ID number, and rea-son for their missing school. Absences not cleared by a parent/guardian within five school days will not be excused. If at anytime a student comes late to school, he/she MUST sign in at the Attend-ance Office whether or not a call has been previ-ously placed.

What should I do if I receive a call regarding my child

being marked truant or tardy for a period or pe-riods during the school day? Call 359-8612 with-in 24 hours of receiving that call so that the truan-cy can be addressed or if it is an attendance error it can be corrected. Parents, guardians and stu-dents have a five day window to clear truancies and tardies or they will not be excused.

What should my child do if he/she becomes ill at school? Students must go to the nurse either dur-ing passing time or with a pass from their class-room teacher. The nurse will contact a guardian, verify permission to go home, and send the stu-dent to the attendance office for proper sign-out. Students who are on release or student partner-ship are expected to follow the same procedure or the absence will not be excused.

What does my child do if he/she has an appointment to leave during the day? The student must bring a note from his/her parent/guardian to the Attendance Office before school begins on the day of the appointment to receive a pass to sign out. The pass will be dated and used as verifica-tion to the teacher who’s classroom your child is leaving at the appointed time. Your child should then go to the Attendance Office for proper sign-out before leaving the building. A timely return is expected with the student signing back in at the Attendance Office unless otherwise specified.

ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES AND QUESTIONS CALL 262-359-8500 OR 262-359-8612


NOTE: State law does not allow the school to ex-cuse students for job interviews or any appoint-ments that are not specific to that student. With-out a note the guardian must come into the build-ing to sign out their student, they must be pre-pared to present ID. In order to pick up a stu-dent, the person must be listed on the student Emergency Contact List.

What happens if my child is tardy to school? Students

who do not make it school on time need to report to the tardy sign in area. If for some reason the student is being excused for their tardiness the parent or guardian should call 359-8500 to report the reason. Repeat occurrences will lead to addi-tional follow-up, including potential counseling, parent meetings, interventions, or disciplinary ac-tion through the County Truancy Ordinance.

Is the attendance expectation the same for athletic

participation? Athletes must be in school all day beginning at 7:30am for all blocks in order to prac-tice or compete. The only exception is a verified medical/dental/court/etc. appointment. Unless the appointment is related to an injury from the previous evening's practice or event, the student must get the prearranged absence form and follow school policy for signing in and out of school.

I received a letter in the mail and it said my child is

excessively excused, what does this mean and who do I contact regarding this letter? Per state law, students can have only 10 excused absences (either partial or all day) per school year. Students are marked “excused” for any medical/dental ap-pointments as long as the parent calls in or writes

COMMUNICATIONS AT INDIAN TRAIL

ITHSA WEBSITE Check out school information at http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/index.php. TV’s There are a number of flat screen televisions mounted throughout the school that are used to relay information. TV’s are updated each day with announcements such as club meetings, ath-letic cancellations, and other important infor-mation.

VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENTS Student-produced video announcements will air starting in late September. Video announcements will be shown Monday thru Thursday. ROBO CALLS From time to time automated phones calls will be made to pass on important reminders or urgent information. NEWSLETTERS Future parent newsletters will be posted on the website. ROBO calls to announce newsletter release will be made to all Indian Trail households.

a note. A student’s absence can be marked as “Medical” if the student brings in a note from the doctor/dentist. “Medical” absences DO NOT count towards the maximum ten excused absences per year. It is in the student’s best interest to obtain a medical note each time they have a medical ap-pointment so they are not placed on the excessive excused list. Contact the attendance dean at 359-8612 regarding any questions.

I want to take my son or daughter on a college visit,

what are the procedures? Have your child pick up a prearranged absence form from the attendance office and fill it out with the date and times of the college visit. Have them take it and get it signed by their teachers and turn it into the attendance office. Upon their return from the college visit please bring some material indicating the student had been to the college so the college visit can be verified and then the absence can be coded appropriately. A prearranged absence form can be found at http://www.kusd.edu/sites/default/files/document-library/english/pre-arranged-absence_1.pdf

We have a family vacation planned during the school

year what are the procedures? Please if at all pos-sible, do not plan vacations during the scheduled school year. If a vacation is necessary during the school year a prearranged absence form needs to be filled out and signed by all teachers and the prin-cipal one week prior to the absence. A prearranged absence form can be obtained from the attendance office or the KUSD website at http://www.kusd.edu/sites/default/files/document-library/english/pre-arranged-absence_1.pdf

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/index.php

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/index.php

http://www.kusd.edu/sites/default/files/document-library/english/pre-arranged-absence_1.pdf







YOUTH OPTIONS PROGRAM-SEPTEMBER 11 All Kenosha Unified juniors and seniors interested in learning more about the Youth Options Program are invited to attend a fall presentation. This presentation will be held on Thursday, September 11th at the Indian Trail Auditorium, 6800-60th Street, from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Counselors from KUSD high schools and representatives from Gateway Technical College, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and Carthage College will share course information to eligible KUSD students and also work with parents and students so that they understand the policies, procedures and paperwork required for taking Youth Options courses. For more information, on the Youth Options Program, see your counselor or visit the Youth Options web-site at http://www.kusd.edu/departments/talent-development/youth-options.

INDIAN TRAIL IS A PBIS SCHOOL OF MERIT Through the Positive Behavior Intervention System, Hawk Habits have been established to create a positive and safe learning environment. All members of our learning community (students, staff, parents, and visitors) are asked to be RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE, and SAFE during the school day and at school-related events (sporting games, concerts, plays, etc.). These expectations are in the student handbook and post-ed throughout the building as visual reminders. At Indian Trail we are focused on creating a safe environment free from distractions and disruptive behaviors that detract from learning and cast a negative image of our school. We see education as a part-nership between all members of the learning community. We ask for your support in maintaining that positive culture at Indian Trail. Welcome to a new school year! IT Staff

P OSITIVE

B EHAVIOR

I NTERVENTIONS AND

S UPPORTS

Attention parents of students with an Individualized Accommodation Plan (IAP). Please note that all plans need to be re-initiated by request of the parent/guardian each school year. The plan will not be in effect unless the school counselor receives notice from the family. Any changes need to be communicated to the school counselor.

STUDENT SUPPORT: IAP PLANS

FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES—AUGUST 21 Freshmen Orientation will be held from 8 am to noon. Sign up forms will be available at registration. Hawk Kick Off Bash will be held from 5:30-6:40 PM, starting with a presentation in the Auditorium then building

tours. ALL Freshmen will receive a FREE T-shirt. Indian Trail vs Plymouth Football Game, 7 PM. All Freshmen and their families get in FREE.

http://www.kusd.edu/departments/talent-development/youth-options


SCHOOL LUNCHES Students can elect to deposit money in advance and with-draw lunch purchases from their account. Students will be able to make deposits in their lunch accounts during registra-tion. When purchasing a lunch, students enter their personal ID number at the register. All students that received free or reduced lunches during the 2013-2014 school year will continue to receive lunch until October 14, 2014. New forms (green) will need to be com-pleted prior to this date. The current lunch prices are as fol-lows: Student Lunch: $2.75 (first lunch) $2.90 (2nd lunch) Reduced Lunch: $ .40 Breakfast: $1.45 Reduced Breakfast: $ .30 If you wish to deposit money in your child’s food account for school, you may visit http://www.mylunchmoney.com

A CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY

Is enforced for all students. Students are not permitted to leave the campus or engage in non-school related activities during the school day without explicit permission of the principal or designee and parent/guardian. Only select students participating in the school approved programs may leave campus during the school day.

STUDENT DELIVERIES/MESSAGES

Students will not be called to the office to accept fast food lunches, flowers or gifts. Your child should come to school everyday with assign-ments, materials, ride arrangements, lunch or lunch mon-ey. The office staff will not interrupt class to deliver mes-sages.

STUDENT INFORMATIONSTUDENT INFORMATIONSTUDENT INFORMATION

Student handbooks will be distributed

the first week of school. Important school infor-mation is easily retrieved in the handbook.

Student leadership and active involve-

ment with clubs and activities not only creates lasting memories, but students also learn life skills through meaningful experiences that cannot be taught in a classroom or learned in a book. Further-more, we take great pride in the rich diversity of our student body and of the those that work here. Our diversity programs bring people together for culture understanding, clarity of a variety of view-points, and increased advantage for leveraging different skills.

Students should get involved in

an extracurricular activity. Activities help make a big school feel smaller. Indian Trail offers a wide range of clubs, activities and sports team. Being present on time daily is a critical behavior that deeply im-pacts academic success.

SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST A copy of the suggested school supply list is availa-ble at indiantrail.kusd.edu.

DANCE PARTICIPATION CRITERIA Indian Trail prides itself on valuing responsible and respectful behavior of all it’s stakeholders. There-fore, the criteria for attendance to all Indian Trail dances are as follows. NO TRUANCIES NO more than 5 tardies to class NO major discipline issues or SUSPENSIONS NO unserved detentions HOMECOMING—all of the above for 1st quarter PROM—all of the above for 3rd and 4th quarter

http://www.mylunchmoney.com

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/documents/supply-list.pdf


DRESS FOR SUCCESS A new dress code will be published soon. It will be posted on the KUSD and Indian Trail website. Here are some guide-lines for your before-school shopping.

What’s in: Pants must fit appropriately and not drag on the floor. Pants must be worn at the waist and fastened with a belt if needed. Clothes must be clean and in appropriate repair. Under clothing and the waist must be covered at all times. Dresses, skirts and shorts must be at least mid-thigh in length at all times. Leggings are allowed under dresses, skirts and tunics. Sleeveless shirts allowed if fabric extends to shoulder.

What’s out: Clothing with pictures or writing that contains references to alcohol, drugs, tobacco, sex, profanity, illegal drugs, bigoted epithets, hate mes-sage or hostility toward race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation is not allowed. Sagging pants, or pants with holes that expose skin above mid-thigh are not allowed. Tank tops are not allowed. Yoga pants or leggings worn as pants are not allowed. Attire that may be considered a weapon, including chain belts or wallet chains, is not allowed. Hoods, hats, caps and other head coverings may not be worn inside. Outwear like coats, hats, gloves and scarves may not be worn inside without administrative approval. Face coverings like sunglasses and masks may not be worn inside.


Freshmen English Novel – 9th grade Communications, KMA, Business, Comprehensive Honors Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar. Available for pur-chase at RK News.

Medical Sciences Academy Freshmen will be reading a differ-

ent novel, which is available for pick up in the Indian Trail main office.

American Literature – 11th grade Academy students, 10th grade

Comprehensive Honors Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell. Available for purchase at RK News.

World Literature – 10th grade Academy students, 11th grade

Comprehensive Honors Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs. Available for purchase at RK News.

Senior English – 12th grade Academy students and 12th grade

Comprehensive Honors 1984 by George Orwell. Available for purchase at RK News.

AP Literature – please contact Mrs. Abt for details if you have not yet received your summer work [email protected]

AP Language – please contact Mrs.

Walton for details if you have not yet received your summer work

SUMMER READING REQUIRE-MENTS FOR ENGLISH CLASSES All academy students, comprehensive honors English students, and AP stu-dents have summer reading that must be completed by the first day of school. Please see the main page of the Indian Trail website for more information

and specific assignments related to each novel.

In response to a high demand for healthcare workers and to better serve the in-terests of the greater Kenosha community, the Biotechnology Academy has tran-sitioned into the Medical Sciences Academy. The new MedSci Academy intro-duces students to the healthcare field through a rigorous and supportive, college preparatory “school-within-a-school”. The four year, project-based program fo-cuses on life sciences while emphasizing healthcare careers, technology, commu-nication skills, and the importance of being part of a community. Students who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine, nursing, veterinary science, pharmacy, nutrition, dentistry, or physical therapy are encouraged to take a look at the new “MedSci” Academy.

ACADEMY NAME CHANGE

mailto:[email protected]


Sports Offered: Fall 2014 Football- August 5, 2014 Girls Volleyball- August 18, 2014 Boys Volleyball- August 25, 2014 Girls Tennis- August 12, 2014 Girls Golf- August 11, 2014 Boys Soccer- August 11, 2014 Girls Swim/Dive- August 12, 2014 Boys/Girls Cross Country- August 18, 2014 Winter 2014-2015 Boys Basketball- November 17, 2014 Girls Basketball- November 10, 2014 Wrestling- November 17, 2014 Boys Swim/Dive- November 17, 2014 Hockey- November 10, 2014 Gymnastics- November 1, 2014 Spring 2015 Baseball- March 23, 2015 Softball- March 16, 2015 Girls Soccer- March 23, 2015 Boys Tennis- March 30, 2015 Boys Golf- March 30, 2015 Track and Field- March 9, 2015 Year-round Cheer Dance

ATHLETICS

LINK TO INDIAN TRAIL ATHLETIC SCHEDULES:

WWW.SOUTHEASTWI.ORG

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO PRINT COPIES OF ATHLETIC PAPERWORK VISIT:

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/athletics/index.html Questions: Contact Athletic Director Eric Corbett at 262-359-8521

IT TACKLES PINK Tshirts will go on sale September 10th during lunches. The shirts are $8 per shirt. 100% of money collected goes to Circle of Hope, a local group helping women in the Kenosha community coping with Breast Cancer.

The Tackle Pink game is September 26th against Bradford. Kick Off is at 7:00 PM.

http://www.southeastwi.org/g5-bin/client.cgi

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/athletics/index.html

http://indiantrail.kusd.edu/athletics/index.html


You know your Senior is awesome, and you are so proud of their accomplishments. Tell them how great

they are by purchasing a senior ad in the Blaze yearbook.

Use an ad to congratulate your graduating senior or even acknowledge a special academic or athletic

achievement during the school year. An ad in the yearbook allows you to recognize your Hawk with

photos and words. While the yearbook lets your student remember all the special people and events from

the school year, the personal touch of an ad will make the book that much more special for them.

Senior ads are available in a variety of sizes and prices. Ads are easy to order. Buy online at

yearbookforever.com.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please feel free to contact the yearbook staff at

(262) 359-8700 weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. or [email protected] at any time.

All seniors are responsible for submitting their portraits to the school main office by Friday,

January 16, 2015. NO EXCEPTIONS. It is recommended that you contact your photographer

several times if they are going to submit your portrait to make sure it has been received. Many

emails are blocked by the school’s server and are never received, so it is important that you

obtain verification. If you are having Lifetouch/Prestige take your portraits, they will submit

your photos for you.

Portraits will be formatted vertically, so we recommend that you choose one that will best fit that

frame. At Indian Trail you are free to submit the portrait of your choice, but it must be one that

shows your face the best. No hats (except with a military uniform) or other people are allowed.

Senior picture formatting requirements:

1. Photo must be vertical and at least 3MB!

2. Must be a head and shoulder shot only! No hands or arms!

3. No other people, pets, or props 4. Must be a standard blue or gray background

5. No hats other than with a military uniform (KMA students)

6. Photos can be submitted on a flash drive labeled with the students first

and last name or emailed to [email protected] (ID photos

will be used when no other photo is submitted.)

All photos are subject to editing based on content and appropriateness

The deadline for submitting photos is January 16, 2015.

Photos will NOT be accepted after this deadline for any reason due to

strict printing schedules!


YEARBOOK – Senior Ad Contract

Indian Trail High School and Academy

6800 60th

Street Kenosha, WI 53144

Phone (262) 359-8700

Yearbook Adviser: Michelle Corbett

[email protected]

Date

Name

Street Address

City State Zip Code

Terms:

Payment must be made online.

Advertising must conform to the standards of ethical journalism

Prices: All ads are in color

$355.00 – Full Page $180.00 – Half Page

$95.00 – Quarter Page $55.00 – Eighth Page

Preparation of Ad:

Advertiser provides finished ad and uploads to website.

Walsworth Website: https://yearbookforever.com/#school/518

Ads may be purchased from August 11 through February 27, 2015.

Signed: Advertiser

Yearbook Advisor

You may email this completed contract to Michelle Corbett at the above email or bring it with you to registration.


YEARBOOK

Business Advertising Contract

Indian Trail High School and Academy

6800 60th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 – Phone (262) 359-8700

Yearbook Adviser: Michelle Corbett

[email protected]

Date

Business or Organization

Street Address

City State Zip Code

Terms:

Payment is due within 30 days of billing

Advertising must conform to the standards of ethical journalism

Advertisers will receive a copy of their finished ad if created by the yearbook staff.

Prices: All ads are in color

$355.00 – Full Page $180.00 – Half Page

$95.00 – Quarter Page $55.00 – Eighth Page

Preparation of Ad:

Advertiser provides finished ad and uploads to website.

Advertiser creates ad on the Walsworth website.

Yearbook staff to design/prepare ad.

Walsworth Website: https://yearbookforever.com/#school/518/2014

Ads may be purchased from August 11 through February 27, 2015.

Signed: Advertiser

Yearbook Advisor

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