CLASS OF 2017 Information for Senior students and parents

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CLASS OF 2017 Information for Senior students and parents The following is information for senior students and parents as we approach the culmination of the 2016-2017 school year.

Message from the Principal Dear Senior and Senior Parents: Congratulations! You and your student have entered the last few months of your senior year and high school career. During this exciting time there are many activities planned such as Senior Picnic, Prom and Senior Honors Night. Realizing that they involve time and planning, we would like to make you aware of these activities which culminate with Graduation on Sunday, June 4, at 3:00 p.m. Please be sure to read through all of the important information that is being provided. Best wishes to all our seniors as they complete the remaining weeks of school. I look forward to seeing you at our spring events. Sincerely, Kent Nightlinger Principal Lake Zurich High School *A Reminder* Lake Zurich High School s Code of Conduct is in effect at all school functions on and off campus. These rules are also enforced anytime a student is on campus for any reason, even if school is not in session. Seniors should demonstrate the maturity and knowledge gained through their tenure at Lake Zurich and exercise good judgment. Lake Zurich s Code of Conduct is grounded in the concept of withdrawing privileges for inappropriate behavior. Students must understand that if they engage in conduct that endangers others, disrupts the educational process, or vandalizes the school in the name of senior pranks, they may lose senior privileges including, but not limited to, Prom and Graduation. Calendar of Events Date Event Date Event April 27-29 Spring Musical 25 th Annuals May 22 Senior Honors Night Putnam County Spelling Bee April 28 Cap and Gown Distribution May 25 Bear BBQ (Lunches) May 1-12 AP Testing May 30, 31 & June 1 Senior Finals May 17 Pre-prom Assembly (Tentative) June 2 Commencement Rehearsal (Juniors and Seniors only) 9:30 a.m. (Mandatory) May 20 Prom (Westin, Wheeling) June 2 Senior Picnic (Optional) 11:00 a.m. May 15 Yearbook Distribution (Tentative) June 4 Commencement 3:00 p.m.

Prom Prom will be held on Saturday, May 20, from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., at the Westin Chicago North Shore, in Wheeling. Check-in will start at the high school in the PAC Lobby at 5:00 p.m., with refreshments in the Main Gym. All students must be checked in by 5:45. A sit down dinner will begin at 7:15 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by Dance Party DJ s and will begin at 8:30 p.m. All students attending Prom will be required to take the coach bus from Lake Zurich High School and back to Lake Zurich High School at the end of the evening. There are no exceptions. No limos will be allowed at the high school that evening. Tickets for Prom will be available on Thursday, April 20 from 3:30-6:00 and April 21 April 25 during lunch periods in the cafeteria. Check the website for additional details. Tickets will be $160/couple and $80/individual. THIS IS AN OFFICIAL SCHOOL EVENT. ALL SCHOOL RULES AND POLICIES APPLY. THOUGH THE DRESS FOR SCHOOL DANCES IS DIFFERENT THAN THE REGULAR SCHOOL DAY, WE STILL MAINTAIN HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT DRESS. FOR THE ENTIRE EVENING, INCLUDING THE DANCE PORTION, GIRLS ARE TO BE WEARING A DRESS OF APPROPRIATE LENGTH AND SKIN COVERAGE. ALSO, BOYS ARE TO REMAIN IN THEIR DRESS SHIRTS FOR THE ENTIRE EVENING. ALL RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO POSSESION OR USE OF TOBACCO, ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL DRUGS WILL BE ENFORCED. Guests From Other Schools If a student is bringing a guest who does not attend Lake Zurich High School, he/she will have to obtain a Guest Form from the Dean s Office, fill it out and return it prior to purchasing a ticket for the dance. Lake Zurich High School Administration reserves the right to refuse admittance of any student or guest to any high school sponsored dance.

Graduation Information Cap and Gown Measurement Measurement for caps and gowns took place in November, but don t worry if you missed it. Visit the Herff Jones website at www.herffjones.com. The cap, gown, and tassel do not have to be returned and are yours to keep. All Remember! You must be have a cap, gown and tassel if you expect to take part in the commencement ceremony. Cap and Gown Distribution Caps and gowns will be distributed by Herff Jones personnel on Friday, April 28, during lunch periods, in the cafeteria. Herff Jones will be back on Friday, June 2, during rehearsal, to distribute any cap and gown orders not picked up on April 28. Please press and hang the gown for a sufficient period prior to commencement in order to minimize the number of wrinkles. Student may keep their cap, gown, and tassel after the graduation ceremony. Graduation Speeches Any graduating senior is eligible to submit a graduation speech. Speeches need to be turned into Mr. Rubenstein in the main office by March 24. Speeches will be chosen through a selection process and a finalist will be chosen to speak at graduation. Graduation Rehearsal (Mandatory) Graduation Rehearsal will be on Friday, June 2, at 9:30 a.m., in the Fieldhouse. All graduating seniors who choose to participate in the ceremony must be present for the entire rehearsal. There are no exceptions to this rule. TICKETS FOR THE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED DURING THE REHEARSAL ONLY. Any senior who does not wish to participate in the commencement ceremony needs to notify his or her counselor by May 1 and may pick up their diploma the week following the graduation ceremony in the Main Office during regular school business hours. A photo ID must be shown to receive the diploma.

Senior Picnic (Optional) On Friday, June 2, at 11:00 a.m., all seniors who are graduating are invited to attend the Senior Picnic to be held in the stadium after rehearsal. At this time, students will have an opportunity to pick up their cap and gown (if needed), and spend time with their classmates for a final time. At the conclusion of rehearsal students will go directly in to the stadium for the picnic. Food and drinks will be purchased by the senior class. Graduation On Sunday, June 4, 2017, commencement for the Class of 2017 will be held at Lake Zurich High School in the Fieldhouse. The ceremony will begin promptly at 3:00 p.m. Due to the size of the Fieldhouse and the number of graduates, Lake Zurich High School limits the number of spectators who may attend graduation. Lake Zurich High School will issue four (4) tickets to each graduate for seating in the Fieldhouse. Additional tickets may be given to those interested in viewing the ceremony via telecast in the Performing Arts Center. Parents and students should contact Mrs. Giese either in person or by phone at 847-540-4103 in the Main Office for additional tickets after May 1. No extra tickets will be given for the Fieldhouse. The graduates are responsible for allocating tickets to their family and friends. Please be aware that everyone, with the exception of the graduates, will need a ticket to be admitted into the Fieldhouse or the Performing Arts Center. Doors will open to the public at 2:00 p.m. Graduates do not need tickets and must report to the Main Gym no later than 2:00 p.m. Handicapped Seating Those requesting handicapped seating should contact Mrs. Giese either in person or by phone at 847-540-4103 in the Main Office after May 1. Handicapped seating will be by reservation only. Individuals in need of handicap seating do need a ticket and are counted as one of the four tickets for the Fieldhouse. One person may accompany the handicap individual in the seating area. All other must sit in the bleachers. Conduct The ceremony should reflect the high standards which characterize the Class of 2017 and Lake Zurich High School. Accordingly, we expect that all graduates and their guests will conduct themselves in a dignified and formal manner which reflects the significance of the occasion. Dress Students are expected to dress in a manner appropriate for the occasion. Boys are to wear dress slacks (not shorts or jeans) and a dress shirt with a tie. Girls must wear a nice skirt, dress or dress pants, dressy shoes or

dressy sandals. Girls will not be allowed to bring purses into the field house. All students are to wear shoes. Sunglasses, tennis shoes, flip flops, and casual sandals will not be allowed. Photos Visual Image Photography will photograph each graduate as they approach the stage, and again as they receive their diploma while on stage. Proofs will be posted to the VIP website, www.vipis.com, for viewing and purchase within 7 days after graduation. This service will enable all parents to have a picture of their graduate while providing a dignified atmosphere during the ceremony. Parents are encouraged to relax in their seats and limit their personal picture taking to before and after the presentation of diplomas. If you have additional questions about this service, you may contact Visual Image Photography. Video Lake Zurich High School will be filming the graduation ceremony. Order your DVD now so you may cherish the memories for years to come. Package details: Recorded with professional broadcast cameras Recorded on digital format for superior video & audio reproduction 100% replacement guarantee $30.00 for the DVD (postage included) Use the following link to view the order form. http://www.lz95.org/assets/1/17/dvd_flyer_info2.pdf LIVE WEB STREAMING This year we will again have live video of the graduation ceremony streaming on the web. Final details are still being determined. Please look for more details on the high school webpage under the graduation link.

Final Exams for Seniors Final Exams will take place on Tuesday, May 30, through Thursday, June 1. Seniors will take their exams in the Tonelli Gym following the schedule below. Tuesday, May 30 Wednesday, May 31 Thursday, June 1 English 7:55-9:28 Science and World 7:55-9:28 Technology Language 7:55-9:28 Fine Arts 9:33-11:06 P.E., FACS, Early Bird and Business, & 9:33-11:06 Double Up Consumer Ed. 9:33-11:06 Math 11:11-12:44 Social Studies 11:11-12:44 Make-up and Double Up 11:11-12:44 On Senior exam days, the rest of the school will follow the regular bell schedule and seniors will not attend classes. Senior exams will be taken in the Tonelli Gym. Please enter through Door 1 and exit through Door 28. For mixed classes (Juniors and Seniors), only Seniors will be taking exams on these days. All graduation requirements must be completed before a student will be allowed to participate in the graduation rehearsal and ceremony. Exemptions from Final Exams for Seniors Seniors who have achieved a semester average of A- or higher in a semester-long course shall not be required to take the final exam in that class. In yearlong classes, this policy applies to second semester only. However, they must be in attendance up through the day before the scheduled final exam, with no exceptions. Senior Honors Night The Senior Honors night will be held on Monday, May 22, at 7:00 p.m., in the Performing Arts Center. Seniors who will be recognized will receive invitations to this ceremony.

Other Details to be Taken Care of Before Graduation Locks (Hallway and P.E.) Hallway locker locks must be returned to the attendance office. If the lock is not returned a $7.00 fee must be paid to the bookkeeper for a replacement to be purchased. P.E. locker locks must be returned to the P.E. teacher. If the lock is not returned a $7.00 fee must be paid to the bookkeeper for a replacement to be purchased. ipad Return As a senior, you are required to return your ipad to the district before graduation. If you do not return your ipad, a fee for the full cost of the ipad will be billed and transcripts held until the fee is paid. The district will be re-deploying ipads that are in good working order. Please turn in your ipad any time before senior finals to the iagent desk during late start Monday, before school, or periods 4 7. The iagents will also be available for ipad return any day of finals at the tables outside the Tonelli Gym. Please return: (Costs for any missing items are included.) ipad (558.00) Case (22.00) Apple issued cord (17.00) Apple issued power brick (17.00) If the ipad is damaged, fees may also be assessed. For the first or second occurrence of damage, the fee is $50.00. Starting with the third and any subsequent damages, the fee is $150.00. Please see the iagent help desk before turn in for more information on damage fees. Google Email Account Your district issued (lz95.net) account will be disabled and deleted on July 1. Please plan to copy all emails you wish to save to an alternate account. Please see the iagents for assistance. Google Drive Account Your district issued (lz95.net) Google drive/apps account will be disabled and deleted on July 1. Please plan to copy all files you wish to save to an alternate account. Again, if you would like assistance, please stop at the iagent help desk.

Final Thoughts To the Members of the Class of 2017, I want to take the opportunity to congratulate all of you as your commencement day is rapidly approaching. Your class has accomplished a great deal over the past four years at Lake Zurich High School and during your educational career in District 95. You have set high standards for those who will follow in your footsteps here at Lake Zurich High School. During the past four years you have acquired the academic, social, and emotional skills and knowledge that will serve you well as you rise to meet the challenges of your future. These skills will help you lead happy, productive lives as you move forward from Lake Zurich High School. I have enjoyed meeting many of you personally, watching you compete in athletic competitions, participate in activities and clubs, perform on the stage, and excel in the classroom. It has been an honor and privilege to serve as your Principal during your four years here at Lake Zurich High School. Best wishes to all of you. Kent Nightlinger Principal Lake Zurich High School