COLLEGE NIGHT 2009
“Attention Juniors and Seniors, or any other student interested in learning about your options after high school.
We have a place for you!
You are formally invited to come to COLLEGE NIGHT at South Seattle Community College on May 28th from 5 to 7:30 PM.
Learn about what programs and resources are offered at South. Talk to Instructors, Advisors, and Student Leaders. Find out about resources that could help you pay for school. Find out about our S.A.T. Prep and Math Tutoring for high school students now, and much much more! This is a FREE event, so bring your families and friends. Prizes will be given throughout the night. You interested? For more information check out COLLEGE NIGHT at www.southseattle.edu or call 206.768.6691.
See you at COLLEGE NIGHT, May 28th at SSCC!!!!”
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Nursing Panel
Students from the Health school had the opportunity to talk with Nurses and find out how they got to where they are today. One of ther nurses teaches at Highline Community College in the nursing program and the other works at El Dorado West. each of them shared their personal experience and they each noted that they started out wanting to do a praticular thing in nursing and are each doing something completely opposite of that!
Monday, May 18, 2009
The time is set for tomorrows soccer match-up!
The game is tomorrow night 7 pm at Shoreline Stadium.
http://www.gejfa.org/maps/shoreline_stadium.htm
Be sure to support your team and wear your Wolverine GREEN!
http://www.gejfa.org/maps/shoreline_stadium.htm
Be sure to support your team and wear your Wolverine GREEN!
More soccer Highlights from an email sent by Jairo Garcia:)
WOW!!!!!
If you didn’t go to the game you missed out Evergreens boys soccer team most exciting victory. Evergreen had to drive 2 and half hours to Olympia High School to play the Western Cascade Conference Champions the Capital Cougars. The weather was nice in the mid 70’s and it was a beautiful day for a playoff game. The game didn’t start of so well for us when Capital scored in the 10th minute of the game to take a lead of 1-0. Four minutes later Capital was called for a hand ball inside the box, which meant a penalty kick. Right before the penalty kick Capital switched goal keepers. It didn’t help as Raunni Franco kicked the ball low and to the left side of the net while the keeper dove to the right side. Game tied 1-1. A minute and half later Kevin Ventura takes possession of the ball and lobs it to Israel Robles who takes a shot and finds the back of the net. Evergreen 2 capital 1. It stayed this way until half time and the last ten minutes of the game. Just when it seems that time is going extra slow and we are all waiting for the time to expire so we can celebrate. Capital scores a goal from a free kick with a header. Some might even question that it went because Erick Hernandez hit the ball out. Referee’s say call stands. Game is tied with only 7 minutes left in the game. Head Coach Omar Lara decides to put in Christian Vasquez in as forward and it pays dividends, as Christian finds the back of the goal at the 77 minute mark from a beautiful pass from Saul Torres. Evergreen has the lead and keeps it for good. Head Coach Omar Lara was drenched with the water bottles. Evergreen just punched their ticket to the State Tournament. This will be the 4th time in Evergreen History that the Boys Soccer team makes it to state. We have found out we play Shorecrest High School tomorrow but the time and place is to be determined. Shorecrest has gone to State tournament the last 4 years and will be a tough match up. They also have the reigning Gatorade soccer player of the year Michael Harris. It should be a great competitive game. The Olympian has a article on their website with a photo gallery. Check it out. Thanks for all the fans that made it down for the game for all the support.
Newspaper article http://www.theolympian.com/143/story/853281.html
Photo Gallery http://www.theolympian.com/localgallery/gallery/853525.html
If you didn’t go to the game you missed out Evergreens boys soccer team most exciting victory. Evergreen had to drive 2 and half hours to Olympia High School to play the Western Cascade Conference Champions the Capital Cougars. The weather was nice in the mid 70’s and it was a beautiful day for a playoff game. The game didn’t start of so well for us when Capital scored in the 10th minute of the game to take a lead of 1-0. Four minutes later Capital was called for a hand ball inside the box, which meant a penalty kick. Right before the penalty kick Capital switched goal keepers. It didn’t help as Raunni Franco kicked the ball low and to the left side of the net while the keeper dove to the right side. Game tied 1-1. A minute and half later Kevin Ventura takes possession of the ball and lobs it to Israel Robles who takes a shot and finds the back of the net. Evergreen 2 capital 1. It stayed this way until half time and the last ten minutes of the game. Just when it seems that time is going extra slow and we are all waiting for the time to expire so we can celebrate. Capital scores a goal from a free kick with a header. Some might even question that it went because Erick Hernandez hit the ball out. Referee’s say call stands. Game is tied with only 7 minutes left in the game. Head Coach Omar Lara decides to put in Christian Vasquez in as forward and it pays dividends, as Christian finds the back of the goal at the 77 minute mark from a beautiful pass from Saul Torres. Evergreen has the lead and keeps it for good. Head Coach Omar Lara was drenched with the water bottles. Evergreen just punched their ticket to the State Tournament. This will be the 4th time in Evergreen History that the Boys Soccer team makes it to state. We have found out we play Shorecrest High School tomorrow but the time and place is to be determined. Shorecrest has gone to State tournament the last 4 years and will be a tough match up. They also have the reigning Gatorade soccer player of the year Michael Harris. It should be a great competitive game. The Olympian has a article on their website with a photo gallery. Check it out. Thanks for all the fans that made it down for the game for all the support.
Newspaper article http://www.theolympian.com/143/story/853281.html
Photo Gallery http://www.theolympian.com/localgallery/gallery/853525.html
Congrats to Evergreen Soccer team
From an email:
Congratulations to the Boys’ Soccer Team! A 3-2 win on Saturday against Capital HS advanced them to the final 16 in State. The next game is Tuesday night vs Shorecrest site and time TBD. Thanks to the staff that attended the game the athletes really appreciate it.
This blogger will let you know the location as soon as I know! :)
This blogger will let you know the location as soon as I know! :)
Friday, May 15, 2009
Seattle Pacific invites students to spend the nigh on campus!
Greetings from Seattle Pacific University!
Do you know or work with college bound students? SPU is hosting Campus Preview - an amazing on-campus visit event on May 21 and 22.
We invite high school seniors, juniors, and sophomores to experience life at SPU in the following ways:
o Conversations with current SPU students and professors
o Class Visits
o Campus Tour
o Meals in Gwinn Commons
o Overnight in a residence hall
o A tour of SPU’s neighborhood through our own Amazing Race
o And a concert by SPU’s own Unlimited
More information can be found online. Please send your students to our website to register. Questions or comments can be sent to admissions@spu.edu.
Do you know or work with college bound students? SPU is hosting Campus Preview - an amazing on-campus visit event on May 21 and 22.
We invite high school seniors, juniors, and sophomores to experience life at SPU in the following ways:
o Conversations with current SPU students and professors
o Class Visits
o Campus Tour
o Meals in Gwinn Commons
o Overnight in a residence hall
o A tour of SPU’s neighborhood through our own Amazing Race
o And a concert by SPU’s own Unlimited
More information can be found online. Please send your students to our website to register. Questions or comments can be sent to admissions@spu.edu.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Summer Camps for Teens
TEEN SUMMER CAMPS IN HEALTH CARE, CONSTRUCTION and BUSINESS Enrollment is still open for the summer high school youth programs developed by Washington Business Week and held at four college campuses in the state. Besides traditional Business Week, this summer includes Healthcare Week where teams of youth form clinics to develop medical response plans on a variety of national health issues. Construction Week organizes youth into general contractors that put together bids to build a commercial project. College credit is available. See: www.wbw.org
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