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2010 Current Events
September
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Ingraham High School Staff List 2010-2011 More...
August
30th
Back to School Supplies!
I know it is time to start shopping for back to school supplies!
I know it is time to start shopping for back to school supplies!
- A smile - bright and sunny!
- A good attitude - ready to learn!
- A filling breakfast and a plan for lunch!
- School starts on Sept 8th - 8:00 AM
- See you soon!
- Questions? Call the Main Office #206-252-3888
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Orientation Schedule - Fall 2010
9th Grade Orientation August 25th from 9:00AM - 10:45 AM Upperclassmen Orientation 12th Grade - August 26th 8:00AM - 9:15AM 11th Grade - August 26th 9:30AM - 10:45 AM 10th Grade - August 26th 11:00AM - 12:15 PM The orientation will include; ASB, schedules, lockers, order yearbooks, Ingraham spirit gear and club information. All Orientations will start in the Library!
9th Grade Orientation August 25th from 9:00AM - 10:45 AM Upperclassmen Orientation 12th Grade - August 26th 8:00AM - 9:15AM 11th Grade - August 26th 9:30AM - 10:45 AM 10th Grade - August 26th 11:00AM - 12:15 PM The orientation will include; ASB, schedules, lockers, order yearbooks, Ingraham spirit gear and club information. All Orientations will start in the Library!
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Ingraham Athletic Paperwork for Sports 2010 More...
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Fall Sports Game Schedules 2010 More...
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Ingraham Coaches 2010-2011 More...
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Fall Sports Tryout Schedule 2010 More...
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Volleyball Car Wash
Volleyball Car Wash August 14th and 15th - 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ The T-Mobile - 85th and 15th NW (Near Safeway) Support the Volleyball Team! GO RAMS !
Volleyball Car Wash August 14th and 15th - 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ The T-Mobile - 85th and 15th NW (Near Safeway) Support the Volleyball Team! GO RAMS !
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Student help needed in the Main Office
Would you like to earn some of your community service hours? Ms. Smith needs some student help in the Main Office this week August 9th - 13th getting ready for the Freshman Orientation. The office hours are 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM - you can come any day that works for you and any hours that you are available. Please call Ms. Smith @ #206-252-3888 or send her an e-mail to msmith@seattleschools.org . Thanks!
Would you like to earn some of your community service hours? Ms. Smith needs some student help in the Main Office this week August 9th - 13th getting ready for the Freshman Orientation. The office hours are 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM - you can come any day that works for you and any hours that you are available. Please call Ms. Smith @ #206-252-3888 or send her an e-mail to msmith@seattleschools.org . Thanks!
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Parent Packet Day- August 30th - 8:00 AM
Calling all volunteers! We will fill the parent packets on Monday -August 30th with all the important information for the 2010-2011 school year! Many hands make light the work! If you have any free time on the 30th - come to the Staff Lounge (by the Main Office) from 8:00 AM onward. This is a good project for the students and parents. Students can earn community service hours. Send me an e-mail if you are able to come - msmith@seattleschools.org . Have a GREAT day! Mary Smith #206-252-3888
Calling all volunteers! We will fill the parent packets on Monday -August 30th with all the important information for the 2010-2011 school year! Many hands make light the work! If you have any free time on the 30th - come to the Staff Lounge (by the Main Office) from 8:00 AM onward. This is a good project for the students and parents. Students can earn community service hours. Send me an e-mail if you are able to come - msmith@seattleschools.org . Have a GREAT day! Mary Smith #206-252-3888
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Ingraham Weeding Party - August 11th- 9:00 AM
Calling all parents, students, staff, friends! We need to weed! More...
Calling all parents, students, staff, friends! We need to weed! More...
July
21st
Summer Reading Lists for Grades 9th - 12th More...
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Ingraham Summer Newsletter 2010 More...
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Main Office Summer Hours
The Ingraham Main Office will be closed July 5th through July 30th. The Office will re-open at 7:00 AM on August 2nd. If you need sports paperwork you can find it on the Ingraham Website under Athletics. Fall 2010 Sports will begin on August 23rd with the exception of Football which begins on August 18th. If you have any questions- please call #206-252-3888, I will be checking my messages during the summertime. Have a wonderful summer! Mary Smith
The Ingraham Main Office will be closed July 5th through July 30th. The Office will re-open at 7:00 AM on August 2nd. If you need sports paperwork you can find it on the Ingraham Website under Athletics. Fall 2010 Sports will begin on August 23rd with the exception of Football which begins on August 18th. If you have any questions- please call #206-252-3888, I will be checking my messages during the summertime. Have a wonderful summer! Mary Smith
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Ingraham FCCLA travels to Chicago
Ms. Grant took 11 students to Chicago the week of July 4th to compete at the National FCCLA Conference. Ingraham came home with 2 gold medals in Parli Pro and Illustrated Talk and a silver medal in Job Interview. Congrats to all!
Ms. Grant took 11 students to Chicago the week of July 4th to compete at the National FCCLA Conference. Ingraham came home with 2 gold medals in Parli Pro and Illustrated Talk and a silver medal in Job Interview. Congrats to all!
June
23rd
School Calendar 2010-2011 More...
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Summer School
Students have until Thursday, June 24th, to return their Student Contact Information Forms to our office and enroll in summer school credit retrieval courses. The most efficient way to return the forms is to fax them to our office at 206-252-0141. Some classes are getting close to reaching maximum capacity. Once a class fills up at a student’s preferred school, we will then enroll the student at another site, if one is available. Students should double check their summer school enrollment in the Source to confirm the class and location that they have been assigned to. This is their responsibility and our office will not have time to notify students of any last minute changes. Frank Tsuboi Summer School Program Research, Evaluation & Assessment Seattle Public Schools Mail Stop 32-159 PO Box 34165 Seattle, WA 98124-1165 206-252-0061 phone 206-252-0141 fax
Students have until Thursday, June 24th, to return their Student Contact Information Forms to our office and enroll in summer school credit retrieval courses. The most efficient way to return the forms is to fax them to our office at 206-252-0141. Some classes are getting close to reaching maximum capacity. Once a class fills up at a student’s preferred school, we will then enroll the student at another site, if one is available. Students should double check their summer school enrollment in the Source to confirm the class and location that they have been assigned to. This is their responsibility and our office will not have time to notify students of any last minute changes. Frank Tsuboi Summer School Program Research, Evaluation & Assessment Seattle Public Schools Mail Stop 32-159 PO Box 34165 Seattle, WA 98124-1165 206-252-0061 phone 206-252-0141 fax
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Graduation Speech by Ms. Richard
Ms. Carrie Richard, Head Counselor, was the keynote speaker at Graduation. More...
Ms. Carrie Richard, Head Counselor, was the keynote speaker at Graduation. More...
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Graduation Breakfast - June 14, 2010
Ben Hazelwood was the guest speaker for the Class of 2010 Graduation Breakfast at Salty's Restaurant in West Seattle. Here is a copy of his speech. More...
Ben Hazelwood was the guest speaker for the Class of 2010 Graduation Breakfast at Salty's Restaurant in West Seattle. Here is a copy of his speech. More...
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Graduation Day - June 14th
Congratulations Ingraham Class of 2010 Graduation Day is Monday - June 14th - 6:30 PM on the Ingraham Field. Please be sure all your fines are paid so that you can walk with your class. Breakfast is at Salty's in West Seattle @ 9:00AM. You must provide your own transportation. You must be at rehearsal at 11:30 AM in the upper gym. It is a BIG day so be sure to get some rest over the weekend.
Congratulations Ingraham Class of 2010 Graduation Day is Monday - June 14th - 6:30 PM on the Ingraham Field. Please be sure all your fines are paid so that you can walk with your class. Breakfast is at Salty's in West Seattle @ 9:00AM. You must provide your own transportation. You must be at rehearsal at 11:30 AM in the upper gym. It is a BIG day so be sure to get some rest over the weekend.
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Student Art Show - June 10th
The Spring Semester Student Art show is scheduled for June 10th from 5:00pm to 6:30pm in the I.H.S. Library. Students, parents, staff and community members are invited. Come to enjoy the wonderful creative works of art that our art students have created. The student-artists will be available to talk to interested people about the what and how they have created their work. Please join us for a wonderful early evening event to celebrate the work of our gifted Ingraham art students. Light refreshments will be served. Doors open at 5:00 pm.
The Spring Semester Student Art show is scheduled for June 10th from 5:00pm to 6:30pm in the I.H.S. Library. Students, parents, staff and community members are invited. Come to enjoy the wonderful creative works of art that our art students have created. The student-artists will be available to talk to interested people about the what and how they have created their work. Please join us for a wonderful early evening event to celebrate the work of our gifted Ingraham art students. Light refreshments will be served. Doors open at 5:00 pm.
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Campus Day at Ingraham High School
Campus Day is Friday- June 11th - out on the field We will have our moving up assembly @ 10:40AM in the Gym 1st 8:00-8:20 2nd: 8:25-8:45 3rd: 8:50-9:10 Break: 9:10-9:20 4th: 9:25-9:45 5th: 9:50-10:10 6th: 10:15-10:35 Assembly: 10:40-11:35 Campus Day: 11:40-2:30 Don't miss out on all the FUN!!
Campus Day is Friday- June 11th - out on the field We will have our moving up assembly @ 10:40AM in the Gym 1st 8:00-8:20 2nd: 8:25-8:45 3rd: 8:50-9:10 Break: 9:10-9:20 4th: 9:25-9:45 5th: 9:50-10:10 6th: 10:15-10:35 Assembly: 10:40-11:35 Campus Day: 11:40-2:30 Don't miss out on all the FUN!!
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Senior to do list!
Permission Forms for SPREE are due June 4th - Main Office Check Out Sheets can be picked up June 11th in the AM- Counseling Campus Day - June 11th - FUN ! Moving Up Assembly - June 11th - Ingraham Gym Senior Breakfast at Salty's - 9:00 AM Graduation Rehearsal - June 14th - 11:30 AM - Gym area Graduation Day is June 14th - 6:30 PM on the Ingraham Field Please be sure that ALL your fines are paid and books returned! You will not be able to participate in Senior Activities if you have fines!
Permission Forms for SPREE are due June 4th - Main Office Check Out Sheets can be picked up June 11th in the AM- Counseling Campus Day - June 11th - FUN ! Moving Up Assembly - June 11th - Ingraham Gym Senior Breakfast at Salty's - 9:00 AM Graduation Rehearsal - June 14th - 11:30 AM - Gym area Graduation Day is June 14th - 6:30 PM on the Ingraham Field Please be sure that ALL your fines are paid and books returned! You will not be able to participate in Senior Activities if you have fines!
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Summer Reading List More...
May
24th
Leif Herald wins the Patsy Collins award !
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Beauty and The Beast
Beauty and the Beast in production NOW! First show will be on May 28th mark your calendars NOW! Check the website for updates to the show schedule! Bring the kids, grandkids, the neighbor kids! This is the show for YOU! General Admission $12/ Seniors and Students $10 May 28,29 @ 7:00 PM May 30 @ 2:00PM June 4,5 @ 7:00 PM June 6 @ 2:00 PM
Beauty and the Beast in production NOW! First show will be on May 28th mark your calendars NOW! Check the website for updates to the show schedule! Bring the kids, grandkids, the neighbor kids! This is the show for YOU! General Admission $12/ Seniors and Students $10 May 28,29 @ 7:00 PM May 30 @ 2:00PM June 4,5 @ 7:00 PM June 6 @ 2:00 PM
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Ingraham Rocket Team scores high!
Strong showing for Ingraham High in Rocketry Contest ! More...
Strong showing for Ingraham High in Rocketry Contest ! More...
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Seattle Schools Scholarship Fund Recipients
Congratulations to The Ingraham Seattle Schools Scholarship Fund Recipients for 2009-2010. Each student will receive a $2,000 scholarship to be applied to a post high school college or institution to which they have been accepted.
Congratulations to The Ingraham Seattle Schools Scholarship Fund Recipients for 2009-2010. Each student will receive a $2,000 scholarship to be applied to a post high school college or institution to which they have been accepted.
| Selam Abraham |
| Angel Josue Cruz Mata |
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Ingraham Rocket Team in the News! More...
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Call to Action! More...
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IB Testing Schedule May 2010 More...
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May Lunch Menu More...
April
26th
Ingraham Auction a Success!
Thank you Ingraham friends and family for your support for the Ingraham Auction. It was a HUGE success! The dinner was delicious, the company enjoyable and the auction full of exciting and fun items.
Thank you Ingraham friends and family for your support for the Ingraham Auction. It was a HUGE success! The dinner was delicious, the company enjoyable and the auction full of exciting and fun items.
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8th Grade Registration Process for Fall 2010 More...
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Eight Grade Student Registration for 9th Grade
High school counselors will visit middle schools during the week of April 26-30 to meet with 8th grade students. They will complete subject selection sheets for the ninth grade as part of the registration process. All 8th grade students should register for classes at the high school to which they are currently assigned for next year, even if they applied to attend a different school during Open Enrollment. After assignment letters go out at the end of May, students who are assigned to a new high school through the Open Enrollment process will be contacted by their assigned high school about completing the registration process for that school.
High school counselors will visit middle schools during the week of April 26-30 to meet with 8th grade students. They will complete subject selection sheets for the ninth grade as part of the registration process. All 8th grade students should register for classes at the high school to which they are currently assigned for next year, even if they applied to attend a different school during Open Enrollment. After assignment letters go out at the end of May, students who are assigned to a new high school through the Open Enrollment process will be contacted by their assigned high school about completing the registration process for that school.
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Adjusted Schedule for April 13th and 15th
Any students not taking the HSPE tests may arrive at school later than the usual 8am start time on test days. All students will need to be at school and in class by 11:15am on test days for the adjusted school-day schedule that follows More...
Any students not taking the HSPE tests may arrive at school later than the usual 8am start time on test days. All students will need to be at school and in class by 11:15am on test days for the adjusted school-day schedule that follows More...
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Save the Date! Ingraham Auction
April 23rd - 5:30 PM Nile Country Club Lots of fun items up for Auction! Deadline to donate an item is April 9th - Call the Main Office for more information! #206-252-3888. Don't miss out on this fun night! Reserve a spot NOW! More...
April 23rd - 5:30 PM Nile Country Club Lots of fun items up for Auction! Deadline to donate an item is April 9th - Call the Main Office for more information! #206-252-3888. Don't miss out on this fun night! Reserve a spot NOW! More...
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Senior Cap and Gown orders
Attention Seniors! If you have not ordered your Cap and Gown yet you need to do it ASAP. Please check with National Achievers online at Nationalachiever.com or call them at 425-357-1338. Cap and Gowns will be delivered to school on May 5th with the Grad Announcements. Questions? Call Mary Smith at 206-252-3888.
Attention Seniors! If you have not ordered your Cap and Gown yet you need to do it ASAP. Please check with National Achievers online at Nationalachiever.com or call them at 425-357-1338. Cap and Gowns will be delivered to school on May 5th with the Grad Announcements. Questions? Call Mary Smith at 206-252-3888.
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FCCLA Wins at State More...
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Seattle Schools Budget Community Forums
The Seattle Public Schools has scheduled two community meetings to provide information on school funding. More...
The Seattle Public Schools has scheduled two community meetings to provide information on school funding. More...
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Donate to the Ingraham Auction
We are looking for items for the Silent Auction. If you have a business that offers services (landscaping, consulting, restaurant), or have a special craft or item that you would like to donate please bring it to the school main office. There are donation forms in the office that can be filled out when you bring the item. Items should be brought to the school by Friday, April 9th but we will accept items up to the day of the auction. If you have an item that needs a certificate let us know and we can generate one for you! Questions? Contact Shari Zanetti (sharizanetti@hotmail.com , Amy Sing (apsing@aol.com), or Dick Lee (rjlee@seattleschools.org) . More...
We are looking for items for the Silent Auction. If you have a business that offers services (landscaping, consulting, restaurant), or have a special craft or item that you would like to donate please bring it to the school main office. There are donation forms in the office that can be filled out when you bring the item. Items should be brought to the school by Friday, April 9th but we will accept items up to the day of the auction. If you have an item that needs a certificate let us know and we can generate one for you! Questions? Contact Shari Zanetti (sharizanetti@hotmail.com , Amy Sing (apsing@aol.com), or Dick Lee (rjlee@seattleschools.org) . More...
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Ingraham Grad in the news!
Nathan Taber (06) has just published a book titled Survive the IB through Lulu: http://www.lulu.com/ A very cool accomplishment! Nate has provided a comprehensive guide to the program as well as good advice on study & exam-taking skills, organization, avoiding procrastination and (Nate’s specialty) dealing with stress. Here’s the direct link to lulu page for the book: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/survive-the-ib/8415114 Not surprising, there is also a web site: http://www.survivetheib.com/ Be sure to check this out & give your mad props at: nate@survivetheib.com We have ordered a few of the books that will be available for students to purchase once we’re back from break – proceeds will go to the IB scholarship fund.
Nathan Taber (06) has just published a book titled Survive the IB through Lulu: http://www.lulu.com/ A very cool accomplishment! Nate has provided a comprehensive guide to the program as well as good advice on study & exam-taking skills, organization, avoiding procrastination and (Nate’s specialty) dealing with stress. Here’s the direct link to lulu page for the book: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/survive-the-ib/8415114 Not surprising, there is also a web site: http://www.survivetheib.com/ Be sure to check this out & give your mad props at: nate@survivetheib.com We have ordered a few of the books that will be available for students to purchase once we’re back from break – proceeds will go to the IB scholarship fund.
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Ingraham Counselors to visit the Middle Schools
More information coming out soon on the counselor visits to the Middle Schools. If your student is in private school - please call the Counseling Secretary @ #206-252-3895 to talk to your student's counselor. The counselors each handle a certain number of students and the students are divided up by their last names. This specific counselor will work with your student for all four school years. Last Names A - G Carrie Richard #206-252-3892 Last Names H - M Jackie Graupner #206-252-3894 Last Names N- Z Acie DuBose #206-252-3893
More information coming out soon on the counselor visits to the Middle Schools. If your student is in private school - please call the Counseling Secretary @ #206-252-3895 to talk to your student's counselor. The counselors each handle a certain number of students and the students are divided up by their last names. This specific counselor will work with your student for all four school years. Last Names A - G Carrie Richard #206-252-3892 Last Names H - M Jackie Graupner #206-252-3894 Last Names N- Z Acie DuBose #206-252-3893
IB and Ingraham Assignments: We are hearing from parents who are concerned that the "regular program" assignments they are receiving in their school assignment paperwork means that their students are not in the IB or honors program. The IB and Honors programs at Ingraham are part of the "regular" program. The designations used by the district simply refer to regular, special ed, or bilingual programming and do not include building based programs. I hope this brings reassurance to all of you that your children are welcome to register for honors and IB classes this spring when we start the course selection process for next year.
March
23rd
Senior Ads in the Yearbook!
Deadline is April 7th for a Senior Page in the Yearbook! Prices are: Full Page $100, Half page $75, Quarter Page $50 To set up an appointment call the Main Office #206-252-3888 or e-mail Steve Codling @ stcodling@seattleschools.org NOW is the time to put in that special photo of your senior or create a page with a special message to your student. Seniors rock!
Deadline is April 7th for a Senior Page in the Yearbook! Prices are: Full Page $100, Half page $75, Quarter Page $50 To set up an appointment call the Main Office #206-252-3888 or e-mail Steve Codling @ stcodling@seattleschools.org NOW is the time to put in that special photo of your senior or create a page with a special message to your student. Seniors rock!
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Spring Break 2010
Spring Break- March 29 - April 2 Be safe! Read a good book! Do some yard work!
Spring Break- March 29 - April 2 Be safe! Read a good book! Do some yard work!
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Ingraham Spring Sports Schedule 2010
Click on the link for the full Spring Sports Schedule. Please be aware there can be changes to the schedule due to rainouts etc.. More...
Click on the link for the full Spring Sports Schedule. Please be aware there can be changes to the schedule due to rainouts etc.. More...
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Senior Card Order Form
Attention Senior Students and Parents! Now is the time to order your Senior Card - this covers the following Senior Events: The Prom - April 30th @ The Harbor Club Senior Breakfast- June 14th Senior SPREE - June 14th - The all night Senior Party after Graduation - sponsored by the Senior Class Parents. The price on the Senior Card will go up to $150 on April 1st. You will need to purchase your Senior Card before the Prom on April 30th. Senior Card Order Form More...
Attention Senior Students and Parents! Now is the time to order your Senior Card - this covers the following Senior Events: The Prom - April 30th @ The Harbor Club Senior Breakfast- June 14th Senior SPREE - June 14th - The all night Senior Party after Graduation - sponsored by the Senior Class Parents. The price on the Senior Card will go up to $150 on April 1st. You will need to purchase your Senior Card before the Prom on April 30th. Senior Card Order Form More...
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Ingraham High School Recognized in Newsweek
Ingraham High School recently received recognition in Newsweek Magazine as one of the "Best High Schools" in America. Congratulations to the entire Ingraham Community! More...
Ingraham High School recently received recognition in Newsweek Magazine as one of the "Best High Schools" in America. Congratulations to the entire Ingraham Community! More...
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Ingraham Rocket Club Blasting Off
Ingraham Rocket Club and the NASA Project Test Flight - to watch the flight - click on the youtube link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymTc55HApmc
Ingraham Rocket Club and the NASA Project Test Flight - to watch the flight - click on the youtube link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymTc55HApmc
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HSPE (High School Proficiency Exam) Schedule
HSPE Schedule 8:00-8:30 Organize students and distribute materials 8:30-10:30 Testing - This test is for Sophomores 10:30-10:45 Students needing extra time to Little Theater 10:45-11:00 Break 11:05-12:00 – Periods 1 or 2 12:05 – 12:35 – LUNCH 12:40 – 1:30 – Periods 3 or 4 1:35 – 2:30 – Period 5 or 6 Freshmen, Juniors and Seniors need to be at school before the 1st bell @ 11:05 AM. The Gym and the Library will be open. Afternoon Schedule of the Classes: Tuesday 3/16 Periods 1,3,5 Wednesday, 3/17 Periods 2, 4, 6 Thursday 3/18 Periods 1, 3, 5 Tuesday, 4/13 Periods 2, 4, 6 Thursday, 4/15 Periods 1, 3, 5
HSPE Schedule 8:00-8:30 Organize students and distribute materials 8:30-10:30 Testing - This test is for Sophomores 10:30-10:45 Students needing extra time to Little Theater 10:45-11:00 Break 11:05-12:00 – Periods 1 or 2 12:05 – 12:35 – LUNCH 12:40 – 1:30 – Periods 3 or 4 1:35 – 2:30 – Period 5 or 6 Freshmen, Juniors and Seniors need to be at school before the 1st bell @ 11:05 AM. The Gym and the Library will be open. Afternoon Schedule of the Classes: Tuesday 3/16 Periods 1,3,5 Wednesday, 3/17 Periods 2, 4, 6 Thursday 3/18 Periods 1, 3, 5 Tuesday, 4/13 Periods 2, 4, 6 Thursday, 4/15 Periods 1, 3, 5
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Ingraham Chess Team News
The Ingraham Chess Team will go to the Washington State High School Championship at Meadowdale High School in Lynnwood. The Chess team members are Benjamin Basson, Jai Wong, Andy Tran, Jimmy Manion, Darren Tat and Henry Cai, Good Luck Team! The chess team finished 5th in Metro and 13th at State this year.
The Ingraham Chess Team will go to the Washington State High School Championship at Meadowdale High School in Lynnwood. The Chess team members are Benjamin Basson, Jai Wong, Andy Tran, Jimmy Manion, Darren Tat and Henry Cai, Good Luck Team! The chess team finished 5th in Metro and 13th at State this year.
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Winter Sports Banquet
March 4th - 7:00 PM in the Ingraham Library Come and celebrate our Winter Athletes!
March 4th - 7:00 PM in the Ingraham Library Come and celebrate our Winter Athletes!
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Ingraham Tour Information
Our daytime tours will be February 11th and March 4th from 8:15AM - 9:45 AM. Any questions, feel free to call Mary Smith #206-252-3888. Welcome to Ingraham High School !
Our daytime tours will be February 11th and March 4th from 8:15AM - 9:45 AM. Any questions, feel free to call Mary Smith #206-252-3888. Welcome to Ingraham High School !
February
25th
Ingraham Wrestlers compete at STATE!
Ingraham Wrestlers competed in the State Tournament in Tacoma on Feb 19th. David Kahn, Michael Tran and Vinh Nguyen headed to the Dome and competed with the BEST in the State. Congratulations Coach Thornhill and Team! The Wrestling Team GPA was 2.8439 ! Awesome work team!
Ingraham Wrestlers competed in the State Tournament in Tacoma on Feb 19th. David Kahn, Michael Tran and Vinh Nguyen headed to the Dome and competed with the BEST in the State. Congratulations Coach Thornhill and Team! The Wrestling Team GPA was 2.8439 ! Awesome work team!
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Ingraham Basketball in the Metro Playoffs!
Ingraham Boys Basketball - Feb 20th vs. Lakeside @ Ballard high School Adults - $7 and Students are $5 – GO RAMS !
Ingraham Boys Basketball - Feb 20th vs. Lakeside @ Ballard high School Adults - $7 and Students are $5 – GO RAMS !
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Legislative Day in Olympia
Legislative Day in Olympia
Legislative Day in Olympia
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Ingraham Wrestlers Moving on to Regionals
For the girls, Teri Hunter took 4th to move on to Regional on Saturday 2-13-10 at Sedro Woolley. Congratulations Teri! INGRAHAM boy wrestlers accomplished best finish at METRO CHAMPIONSHIPS in 20 years. Rams finished 4th as team behind champion O'Dea, but was only one wrestler short of taking second place.Especially noteworthy is 4 Rams made the finals and 2 were champions. Unseeded Andrew Linden pinned 3rd seeded wrestler to eventually finish 4th in stunning upset highlight at 135. 8 Rams total qualified for regionals on Saturday, 2-13-10 at Liberty HS. These are INGRAHAM boys place winners. Top 5 advance to regional. 112- Lawrence Bizzell 5th place 119- Ryan Libed 4th place 125- Peter Huynh 4th place 130- Ross Collazo 2nd place 135- Vinh Nguyen 1st place 135- Andrew Linden 4th place 140- David Kahn 2nd Place 145- Mike Tran 1st place 189-Chris Kirkpatrick 6th place
For the girls, Teri Hunter took 4th to move on to Regional on Saturday 2-13-10 at Sedro Woolley. Congratulations Teri! INGRAHAM boy wrestlers accomplished best finish at METRO CHAMPIONSHIPS in 20 years. Rams finished 4th as team behind champion O'Dea, but was only one wrestler short of taking second place.Especially noteworthy is 4 Rams made the finals and 2 were champions. Unseeded Andrew Linden pinned 3rd seeded wrestler to eventually finish 4th in stunning upset highlight at 135. 8 Rams total qualified for regionals on Saturday, 2-13-10 at Liberty HS. These are INGRAHAM boys place winners. Top 5 advance to regional. 112- Lawrence Bizzell 5th place 119- Ryan Libed 4th place 125- Peter Huynh 4th place 130- Ross Collazo 2nd place 135- Vinh Nguyen 1st place 135- Andrew Linden 4th place 140- David Kahn 2nd Place 145- Mike Tran 1st place 189-Chris Kirkpatrick 6th place
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Ingraham Senior News!
Please help us congratulate Senior Cross Country athlete, Lena Cardoso who recently signed her letter of intent for Wellesly College - where she will join the Soccer Team. Congratulations!
Please help us congratulate Senior Cross Country athlete, Lena Cardoso who recently signed her letter of intent for Wellesly College - where she will join the Soccer Team. Congratulations!
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Ingraham Debate Team News
Ingraham's two debate teams took fourth place last weekend at the Pacific Lutheran University tournament. Freshmen Oakley Shelton-Thomas, Liam Donnelly, Rebecca Phare and sophomore Jamie Keene competed against juniors and seniors in the open division and reached the semifinal. In addition, Jamie took second in individual speaker awards, Liam took fourth, and Rebecca took sixth. A total of 47 high schools participated in this tournament. Congratulations Rams!
Ingraham's two debate teams took fourth place last weekend at the Pacific Lutheran University tournament. Freshmen Oakley Shelton-Thomas, Liam Donnelly, Rebecca Phare and sophomore Jamie Keene competed against juniors and seniors in the open division and reached the semifinal. In addition, Jamie took second in individual speaker awards, Liam took fourth, and Rebecca took sixth. A total of 47 high schools participated in this tournament. Congratulations Rams!
January
26th
Changes in World Languages Textbooks
Attention Parents: The Seattle Public Schools is working on adopting new Japanese and French textbooks and would like your input. Please visit the website below to see when and where materials will be available for viewing throughout the district schools and to participate in the survey. They are also available at the JSCEE District Office Curriculum Library for the rest of the year. We truly value your insight and input on this investment in our students’ future world language skills. http://www.seattleschools.org/area/curriculumalign/wladoption_index.html
Attention Parents: The Seattle Public Schools is working on adopting new Japanese and French textbooks and would like your input. Please visit the website below to see when and where materials will be available for viewing throughout the district schools and to participate in the survey. They are also available at the JSCEE District Office Curriculum Library for the rest of the year. We truly value your insight and input on this investment in our students’ future world language skills. http://www.seattleschools.org/area/curriculumalign/wladoption_index.html
25th
Ingraham High School Music Boosters Silent Auction
Ingraham High School Music Boosters Silent Auction Celebrate Ingraham’s 50 year anniversary – Golden Oldies!February 5th – Friday – 7:00 PM in the Library $15 Adults and $5 Students Silent Auction / Music / Desserts A Non-Profit Fundraiser for Ingraham’s Music Program Don’t miss out on all the fun!
Ingraham High School Music Boosters Silent Auction Celebrate Ingraham’s 50 year anniversary – Golden Oldies!February 5th – Friday – 7:00 PM in the Library $15 Adults and $5 Students Silent Auction / Music / Desserts A Non-Profit Fundraiser for Ingraham’s Music Program Don’t miss out on all the fun!
25th
Ingraham Debate Team News!
Congratulations to Ingraham Debate! The pair of Oakley Shelton-Thomas and Jamie Keene were semifinalists (tied for third) in the open division of policy debate at the Mount Vernon Invitational last weekend. In open competition, they competed against juniors and seniors who were far more experienced. A total of 22 schools competed at Mount Vernon overall. Nice work Rams!
Congratulations to Ingraham Debate! The pair of Oakley Shelton-Thomas and Jamie Keene were semifinalists (tied for third) in the open division of policy debate at the Mount Vernon Invitational last weekend. In open competition, they competed against juniors and seniors who were far more experienced. A total of 22 schools competed at Mount Vernon overall. Nice work Rams!
25th
2010 Levy Information - at a glance
2010 Levy Information - at a glance
2010 Levy Information - at a glance
21st
Ingraham High School Celebrates 50 Years!
19th
Ingraham Drama
One Flew Over The Cuckcoo's Nest Jan 23rd @ 7:00 PM and Jan 24th @ 2:00 PM Don't miss it! Directed by Zach Christensen General Admission $8 , Students $6 This is recommended for high school students and adults.
One Flew Over The Cuckcoo's Nest Jan 23rd @ 7:00 PM and Jan 24th @ 2:00 PM Don't miss it! Directed by Zach Christensen General Admission $8 , Students $6 This is recommended for high school students and adults.
14th
Cheer News
CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS FOR THE ‘10-'11 SQUAD ARE COMING UP! Workshops: March 1-4th 3:30-6PM, Judging: Friday March 5th 5-Finish Please contact Coach Hayley ingrahamcheercoach@yahoo.com for more info and/or pick up your mandatory tryout paperwork from the main office!
CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS FOR THE ‘10-'11 SQUAD ARE COMING UP! Workshops: March 1-4th 3:30-6PM, Judging: Friday March 5th 5-Finish Please contact Coach Hayley ingrahamcheercoach@yahoo.com for more info and/or pick up your mandatory tryout paperwork from the main office!
11th
Enrollment Information 2010
Click on the link for the FULL list of Open Houses in the Seattle School District. More...
Click on the link for the FULL list of Open Houses in the Seattle School District. More...
10th
Ingraham High School Debate Team News
Ingraham High School’s two debate teams tied for first place in the junior cross-x (policy) division at last weekend’s tournament at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. The teams competed in a level above what they had been training toward (junior, rather than novice), according to Coach Robby White. In individual speaking awards, Liam Donnelly took first; Rebecca Phare took second, Jamie Keene took sixth and Oakley Shelton-Thomas took seventh, out of a field of 30 junior speakers. A total of 42 high schools competed at this tournament. CONGRATULATIONS RAMS!
Ingraham High School’s two debate teams tied for first place in the junior cross-x (policy) division at last weekend’s tournament at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. The teams competed in a level above what they had been training toward (junior, rather than novice), according to Coach Robby White. In individual speaking awards, Liam Donnelly took first; Rebecca Phare took second, Jamie Keene took sixth and Oakley Shelton-Thomas took seventh, out of a field of 30 junior speakers. A total of 42 high schools competed at this tournament. CONGRATULATIONS RAMS!
4th
Ingraham Food and Toy Drive
FCCLA would like to say thank you to everyone who contributed to the Food Drive and Giving Tree prior to the Winter Break. We are pleased to say that Ingraham donated 600 lbs of food to the Lynnwood Food Bank.This food bank currently serves 3,990 individuals per month. A special recognition to the Auto Shop classes who donated the largest portion of food collected.Also more than a dozen toys and gifts were donated to the Salvation Army and given to families and children in the "Toy and Joy" program.The Toy ‘n’ Joy program brightens the lives of thousands of children each year who otherwise would have no gifts to open during the holidays. Toy ‘n’ Joy is a purely volunteer-driven program - with people from all over the Northwest donating toys, time and expertise - and is a testament to the power of people coming together to help their neighbors in need.
