5/5 - 5-9 - Teacher Appreciation Week
5/6 - Golden Apple Awards Ceremony
5/10 - Beautification Day
5/12 - Graduation Tickets & Cap/Gown Distribution Begins
5/26 - No School, Memorial Day
5/27 - NHS Induction Ceremony
5/29 - Recognition Reception
5/30 - Last Day to Request Pass/No Pass/Withdraw from a Class
6/6 - Seniors' Last Day
6/6 - IHS Graduation, 7pm
6/9 - SEHS Graduation, 7pm
6/13 - Last Day, All Students (Half-Day)
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Seniors who have completed the checkout process can pick up their cap & gown and graduation tickets beginning this Monday, May 12, during lunch or after school until 3:45.
Distribution will be from the conference room window (next to the counseling office door, at the corner of Main & 300 hall).
At distribution, seniors need to know:
(1) how many tickets that they need for their family/guests (up to 6)
(2) which section those guests would prefer to be seated in (orchestra, mezzanine, or balcony)
Senior Graduation Checkout: Seniors must complete four tasks (in any order) before they can select their ceremony seating, pick up their cap and gown, and access their guest tickets:
- Pay outstanding library fees and fines, and return overdue books to the library.
- Pay outstanding textbook fees and fines, and return unused textbooks to the AV/textbook room.
- Complete this College/Career Center Google form (which walks seniors through two surveys).
- Take care of ceremony business in the counseling center.
Call Jessica Kuehn, SEHS Counseling Secretary, 541-790-8013, or Eric Elligott, SEHS Head Secretary, 541-790-8010.
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Dear Families,
I'm thrilled to share that we’re heading to Belize City, Cayo region, & The Cayes in Spring 2026, and we’d love for your student to join us!
This is an incredible opportunity for students to explore new places, experience different cultures, and gain lifelong skills like independence and confidence. I’ll be sharing all the details, including what we’ll see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to secure a spot at our informational meeting.
Meeting details:
📅 Date: May 13
🕒 Time: 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Room 521
We’ll also open enrollment during the meeting—spots are limited, and I would love to help you secure this experience for your child.
In the meantime, please visit EF’s website to get answers to common parent questions. EF Tours is our trusted travel partner, and they have 60 years of experience helping students explore the world safely and affordably.
I hope to see you there and look forward to sharing how this trip can be a powerful and unforgettable chapter in your child’s life!
Best,
Yasmin Staunau (Art/CTE teacher at SEHS)
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On May 13, 2025 Student Support Services is hosting their final Parent Education Night at the District Office from 6:00pm - 7:30pm. There will also be a livestream option if you can't make it in person. The theme is "Parent Empowerment" and we will be discussing how to respond to challenging behavior. We hope to see you there!
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Help us make South Eugene shine! Join us for Beautification Day on Saturday, May 10th from 9–12PM.
We’ll be planting, weeding, and beautifying the campus. Food and frozen treats provided!
Let’s make a difference together!
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Lori Sauter and Leann Hollenbeak, SEHS College and Career Center Coordinators
Upcoming College/Career Center Visits:
Thu May 15, 2025
10:15 AM
Thu May 15, 2025
12:25 PM
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Thu May 15, 2025
10:15 AM
12:25 PM
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Student Volunteering Opportunities:
Courageous Kids Summer Camp. Volunteers, aged 14+, needed to support youth, aged 6-17, who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Volunteers will help create a safe, supportive experience through camp activities. Camp will take place 7/14-18 in Fall Creek, OR. Training provided. Camp Volunteer Interest Form (only works for Microsoft account holders). Otherwise, for more information and to apply, contact Tiya Craven (458-205-7474, < courageouskids@peacehealth.org>.
5/15: Shift Community Cycles Volunteer Work Party. Every 3rd Thursday of the month from 6:30-8:30 pm at 811 West 6th Avenue, Eugene. Help refurbish bikes which are given to underserved people in the community. No experience necessary. Come hang out, enjoy pizza, drinks, and good vibes with excellent people. Sign up via the QR code in the link above.
Summer Opportunities:
NOW: Register for LESD Youth Trades Academy. Takes place 7/7-7/24 from 9 am-3 pm. Free opportunity for current Lane County juniors and seniors to gain hands-on exposure to a wide range of traditional and non-traditional trades including fiber optics, automotive, heavy diesel, and more. Limited space available, so register ASAP, but final registration deadline is 6/1.
NOW: Register for LCC Early College Summer Camps. Free opportunities to learn the basics of a hands-on career skill. Camp registration is lottery based. LCC will notify parents in early June if their student is selected or wait-listed for a camp. Questions? Contact Brenda WIlliams, Early College Advisor ( williamsb@lanecc.edu, 541-463-3443).
5/19: Summer Business Institute (at Portland State University) application deadline. SBI is a free 6-day summer overnight program designed for historically excluded high school students, including rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students engage in college-level coursework, connect with business leaders, and build a strong community with peers and mentors while gaining valuable insights into the world of business. Takes place 7/13-18 at PSU.
5/19: Willamette University’s Camp College application deadline. Takes place 7/23-25 at Willamette University. Free, 3-day residential camp. Explore campus life, attend workshops on college applications, and visit neighboring colleges. Ideal for students from the Willamette Valley committed to pursuing a four-year degree.
7/21-25: GenCyber Cybersecurity Summer Camp. Free weeklong cybersecurity summer camp for high school students. Located at the U of O and taking place from about 8:30 am-4:30 pm daily. Lunch and snacks included. Registration. (Select Eugene Location).
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Senior Graduation Checkout: Seniors must complete four tasks (in any order) before they can select their ceremony seating, pick up their cap and gown, and access their guest tickets:
- Pay outstanding library fees and fines, and return overdue books to the library.
- Pay outstanding textbook fees and fines, and return unused textbooks to the AV/textbook room.
- Complete this College/Career Center Google form (which walks seniors through two surveys).
- Take care of ceremony business in the counseling center.
Graduation slideshow of important information: This slideshow was presented to seniors at their 4/18 grad meeting. It’s an information-rich resource for preparing for commencement and for the remainder of their senior year Questions? Call Jessica Kuehn, SEHS Counseling Secretary, 541-790-8013, or Eric Elligott, SEHS Head Secretary, 541-790-8010.
Seniors! Headed to LCC next year? You don’t have to pay the LCC application deposit. Contact Lori Sauter in the College and Career Center for the deposit waiver code.
Class of 2025 Summer Melt Campaign, ECMC. Keep students engaged this summer by signing them up for ECMC's Summer Melt texting campaign, designed for those entering 2 year or 4 year college/universities.
Class of 2026 Support, ECMC. Support current juniors/rising seniors by having them sign up for ECMC's summer and school year guidance with college lists, personal statements, scholarships, and financial aid.
5/16: LCC Trades Expo taking place at LCC in the Advanced Technology Building from 9 am-1 pm . Free event that includes two one-hour sessions with the option to choose from: automotive, construction, diesel, computer information technology, CNC/machining, drafting, and welding programs. Plus, LCC will introduce their new Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Business Management. A day full of hands-on activities, a drone show, a vehicle display, and free lunch for any interested students. Expo schedule. Registration required to attend. Questions? Contact Wendy Milbrat <BTTadmin@lanecc.edu> or 541-463-5710.
5/17: Oregon Tradeswomen’s Career Fair. 9 am-3 pm. 16021 NE Airport Way, Portland. Free, interactive, trades-related career event highlighting apprenticeship and debt-free training options for lucrative careers in the skilled construction trades. While focused on presenting these career options to female-identified students and job seekers, Oregon Tradeswomen’s Career Fair is open to everyone.
5/17: Día de la Familia Juntos de OSU. 9 am-12:30 pm. Free virtual opportunity to experience Oregon State University, learn about student resources, and hear about the various pathways to higher education. Includes sessions featuring the 12 colleges of OSU, financial aid, admissions, and transfer support, with campus tours and a student/parent panel.
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