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Shorewood High School is a comprehensive public high school serving the west side of the City of Shoreline. We offer a broad spectrum of outstanding educational programs, academics, the arts, career and technical education.

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Student Grades are live and posted every two weeks. Please see the following link for details. Students may already have their password. The same password will soon arrive by mail. On- Line Grading details here. Direct link to log-on here.

H1N1 Flu Preparedness and Information for Shoreline Schools: including Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Tagalog, Vietnamese
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Noteworthy Events:
College Financial Aid Night for Juniors, Seniors and their parents/guardians: Tuesday, December 1st 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the Theater. Specialists from Seattle Pacific University will review financial aid available for all colleges.

FAFSA Help Nights - for Seniors and their parents/guardians. Thursday, January 14th or Tuesday, January 26th 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the Library. College specialists will explain the FAFSA line-by-line!
Note: The FAFSA (www.fafsa.ed.gov) should be submitted in January by all seniors considering college!
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Reflections
The Shoreline PTA Council invites all of our students to participate in a yearly National PTA program that celebrates the arts. Students in pre-school through grade 12 in the Shoreline School District are challenged to create art that supports a specific theme. Each year, themes are selected from suggestions that are submitted by students around the country.
   
   The theme for 2009-2010: “Beauty is…”

The Reflections program, which has been in existence for almost 40 years, offers students the opportunity to create original works of art in six areas: visual art, photography, literature, music composition, and dance/choreograph, and film. Entries are originally submitted to the individual school programs and the winners move on to our Council program. Our finalist entries will be advanced to the Washington State Reflections program.
Entry Information.

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What Families Can Do: Teens and Substance Abuse
Please join Drug and Alcohol Specialists from Shoreline School District and the Center for Human Services for Dinner and a Family Education Night
Kevin Haggerty, MSW
Assistant Director, University of Washington, School of Social Work, Social Development Research Group 

Presents information that parents, students and staff need to know about
*Statistics and trends in substance use
* Teen brain development and the effects of substances
* Research based intervention tips
When: November 10^th 2009, 6:30PM until 8:00PM
Where: Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave NE Shoreline WA 98155In the Spartan Room

What: Dinner, Presentation by Kevin Haggerty and Question and answer session with Chemical Dependency Professions and Treatment Professionals from the community 

Cost: It’s FREE! Dinner provided by funding form the Center for Human Services, Partners in Prevention.
Contact: Danielle Bock from the Center for Human Services for more information 206-362-8804

Shorewood Drama Presents Alice In Wonderland:

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Shorewood High School is grateful for the annual donation from the Saul Haas Foundation. This funding assists needy students with basic school fees and helps to reduce financial barriers in education. If you are interested in providing a matching donation, and/or in donating directly to Saul Haas, please contact Pam Richards in the counseling office 361-4383 or The Hass Foundation. ___________________________________________________

SHOREWOOD and Beyond Planning
SHWS College Planning Resources
College-Board National Scholarship Information
Fast-Net National Scholarship Information
Scholarship Listings

College and University Visits at SWHS: Students and Parents/Guardians are Welcome

Wednesday	10/28/09	University of Washington-Bothell	Career Center during LUNCH
Friday	10/30/09	Seattle University	Career Center during STAR
Monday	11/02/09	Pacific Lutheran University	Career Center during LUNCH
Monday	11/02/09	Whitman College	Conference Room during LUNCH
Wednesday	11/04/09	Bellevue Community College	Career Center during LUNCH
Tuesday	11/10/09	United States Navy	Career Center during LUNCH
Tuesday	11/17/09	University of the Pacific	Career Center during LUNCH
Wednesday	11/18/09	University of Idaho	Career Center during LUNCH

 

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