We are FLI we are the Future of the Law....

We had a great year participating in the Future of the Law Institute! The following Students participated: Ruth A., Igor S., Tirhas G., Daniel G., Tanisha M., Amy K., Nga P., Missy A., & Genesis G. The students had the opportunity to visit both UW and Seattle U law school. they were able to have lunch with judges, lawyers and law students as well as sit in on hearings at the courthouse. Most recently they had lunch with the Attorney General Rob Mckeena. If you are interested in law be sure to apply to this program next fall! :)

FLI Graduation, Ruth

FLI Graduation, Igor

Lunch with the Attorney General Rob McKenna

Evergreen Soccer.....

an email from Jairo Garcia ~ Soccer Coach!


WOW, what a game last night. It was back and fourth all game long. Sumner scored first then Raunni Franco scored for us. Then we accidently scored for sumner. Then Israel Robles scored again. Tied 2 to 2. It stayed like that for the rest of the game. We went into overtime and neither team could find the back of the net. The game was decided in a shootout best out of 5.

Sumner shoots first and scores.
Raunni Franco shoots and scores tied 1-1
Sumner shoots and Erick Hernandez blocks the kick
Evergreen shots and scores 2-1
Sumner shoots again and Erick blocks another shot
Evergreen shoots and scores 3-1
Sumner shots and scores 3-2
Fabian Valencia shoots and it’s far right
Sumner shoots and Erick blocks his 3rd penalty kick, the Evergreen bench clears and Erick is underneath a pig pile. Wolverines win in a Shootout. We play on Saturday at 1:00 at Olympia High School. As of right now we are trying to find out who our opponent is. We do know it is a number 1 team from a league. Thanks for the support

We should all plan to be out there and support our team....the weather is supposed to be awesome that day!! Way to go Wolverines!!

Congratulations!

Israel Robles

will be attending Central Washington University in the Fall!

Way to go!

Teaching Equity Conference 2009 ~ May 30th

This is a free conference!

The focus is to provide information and support for students of color interested in choosing careers in education. This half-day event will show opportunities about educational pathways in early childhood, elementary education and para education. In addition there will be information on funding College. There will aslo be a formal luncheon with educators of color from around the state.

When: Saturday May 30th

Where: Highline Community College

2400 S 240th Des Moines WA 98198

Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm luncheon 12pm - 1:30pm

register @ www.teachingequity.com

Contacts: Patricia McDonald pmcdonal@highline.edu (206)878 8710 xt. 3405

Cory Gann, PH.D. gannc@cwu.edu (206)439 3800 xt. 3823

Scholarship list!

Scholarship 2008 - 2009
List #17
NOTE: The scholarships listed are intended for SENIORS ONLY; HOWEVER, sometimes a scholarship will be listed for students in other classes – they will be noted as such. Remember that all colleges have specific scholarships, so be sure to check with the financial Aid Office at the college of your choice. If you want information on these scholarships, see Mrs. Fichamba in the Career Center.


1) The Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Seniors men attending the UW
Amount: up to $1000
Deadline: June 15, 2009
More Info: Stop by the College & Career Center for an application
2) Evergreen High School Booster Club/ Ron Diggs Scholarship
Seniors
Amount: Varies
Deadline: June 3, 2009
More Info: stop by the College & Career Center

Sea Tac Airport Summer Internships

Sea Tac Airport Summer Internships

What: Paid summer internships @ the airport

Where: various locations @ the airport

Application Deadline: May 15th

there are a variety of different internships available: Aviation Operations, Aviation maintenance, Aviation Environmental & Aviation Security.

Stop by the College & Career Center for an application!

Florida A & M is looking for Black Female Students!

Florida A&M Looking for Black Female Students
Scholarship Information:Florida A & M University is providing an outstanding opportunity for Black women entering college in the fall of 2009. It is designed to address their absence in the field of computer technology. Dr. Jason Black is the Principal Investigator of a recently awarded $552,000 NSF Grant entitled African-American Women in Computer Science. The grant provides scholarships from $4000 to $10,000 per year for female African American students.We need your help to get the word out about this great opportunity to build back up the enrollment of women in the CIS Department. Pass this information along to high school or community college student, their parents, and to guidance counselors you may know.
The full text of the scholarship can be found at http://www.cis.famu.edu/~aawcs/