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    • View/Order Class of 2019 Graduation Pictures

      Posted by GKHS on 6/19/2019

      Click on link and then "Graduation" or "Graduation-Candids"

       

      View/Order Graduation Pictures

       

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    • Daily Announcements

      Posted by GKHS on 3/12/2019

      Wednesday, June 19, 2019

      iPad Collection: Students, iPad check-in continues today in your ELA class. Have your 12watt Apple block and Apple cord ready to return with your iPad. Phone blocks will not be accepted. Charge your iPad to 100% and update your iOS to 12.1 or higher.

      Yearbooks: We have 83 purchased yearbooks that not yet been picked up. Come to room 152 during 6th period to pick yours up.

      Library: Tomorrow is the last day to turn in library materials. Books cannot be turned in at GK over the summer. Please return any library books and textbooks after before school tomorrow.

      Writing Center: The Writing Center is closed for the remainder of the school year.

      Wesley Award: The Elizabeth Wesley Incentive Award applications are due by the last day of school, June 20th.  Please turn them in to Mrs. Woyak in the Career Center or drop them off in the main office. Questions, stop by the Career Center.

      Softball: Attention Softball players there will be conditioning and core skills training starting Thursday, Jun 27 @ 9AM to 12PM and every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Stop and see Coach Cathy to sign up

      Dress Code: With warmer weather arriving, please keep the GKHS Dress Code in mind. Clothing must be school appropriate and there are no hats or hoods allowed in the building.

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    • Canvas Help for Parents

      Posted by GKHS on 10/15/2018

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      Parent Registration and Student Observation

      In this video, you will get an overview of how to register for a Canvas account as a parent or guardian to observe students and their interactions within a course.
      (Last updated 2015-11-03)

      To view subtitles for this video, click the CC button in the tool bar and select a language.

      Learn from and share ideas with other Canvas users: https://community.canvaslms.com
      View the script for this tutorial: https://goo.gl/aiI1Sq

      https://vimeo.com/105957000

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    • iPad Information & Help

      Posted by GKHS on 10/14/2018
       
      • Students who attend GKHS for at least 1 class period per day will be able to check out an iPad.  Full time Running Start, and full time Skills Center students will not.
      • Parent must sign Hold Harmless and Coverage Preference paperwork in order for iPad to be checked out to student.
      • Paperwork can be filled out ahead of time: As long as a parent has signed the Hold Harmless and Coverage Preference paperwork.
      • Hold Harmless, and Coverage preference.  To get the forms, click this link. https://www.bethelsd.org/Page/3761
       
       
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    • At Graham-Kapowsin High School we believe that Orange and Blue Starts with YOU. This means bringing "Your personal best everyday," "Owning your future," and "Understanding we are one."  

      I encourage all students to get involved at GKHS through clubs, sports, activites, challenging classes, or anything else that helps them take ownership over GKHS. I encourage students to take at least one challenging class that will help them in their post-high school life, whether their path includes four-year university, technical college or an apprenticeship, the military, or some other exciting, career-oriented endeavor.

      One of the most important factors in your student’s success is your involvement. The way you talk to your students about their education influences their academic success. Some of the items worth discussing include the following:

      • Let students know that through their hard work they will increase their understanding in all subjects (including Math and Science).
      • Encourage students to talk to teachers if they have concerns about grades or other issues in class. This helps teach students responsibility to work things out with supervisors. Let them know that it is okay to ask the teacher for help
      • Set high expectations for achievement in school. Encourage students to take challenging classes throughout their high school experience, including during their senior year.

      Other ways to be involved include the following:

      • Become a partner with your student by communicating with teachers.
      • Regularly monitor your student’s progress by calling teachers or online using Family Access.
      • Call or email teachers, counselors or administrators when you have a question or concern.
      • Join the GK Booster Club; the boosters provide many services to the school.
      • Stay informed by reading the school mailings, sent every other month.
      • Visit the school and teachers’ websites

      If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at GKHS at 253-683-6100.

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