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| 3rd Quarter Distinguished Hawk Awards |
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| Pictured from left to right: Briana Kulbeda, Callie Dennison, Joseph Cotton, Dr. Bush, Iris Ramirez, Dr. Skinkis, Danielle Fenn, Arthur McKeague, Joe Pelar. |
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| The students shown in the picture with Dr. Skinkis and Dr. Bush were nominated for the Third Quarter Distinguish Hawk Award. Students are nominated by BHS staff members for: demonstrating a commitment to academic success, following/modeling the principles of Mutual Respect, service to the school and/or community, exceeding expectations in extra-curricular activities. The students, and their parents, were invited to attend a breakfast ceremony at the Hungry Hawk (BHS student led restaurant). At the ceremony, the students were recognized for their accomplishments and received certificates from Dr. Skinkis. |
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| Bartlett HS Wins Architectural CAD Awards |
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 Nineteen Bartlett High School CAD students competed in the 2010 Midwest Creative Architecture Competition sponsored by Chicago Architecture Today, LLC. Students from 9 Illinois schools competed in what was called the most comprehensive and cutting-edge architectural-specific competition available today. Awards for this competition were presented at the IIT Rice campus in Wheaton on Saturday, March 6, 2010. The ceremony wrapped up the 26th Annual DuPage Area Engineers Expo. Eight separate competitions, or expressions, were available for students to enter. For the third year in a row, Bartlett High School took home several first place awards! Results of the competition are as follows:
Urban Development Expression:
Re-imaging an existing or new urban design project
1st Place: Sam DiGionanni, Adam Gladkowski, and Melanie Gugula for “Charlestown Mall Redevelopment.”
2nd place: Josh Horn, Doug Strathern, Adam Brhel for the “Prince Crossing Station.”
Architectural Engineering Expression:
Combining Architecture and Engineering
1st place Akil Patel, Al Ochoa, and Joe Zinga for “International Space Station Addition.”
2nd Place: Akil Patel and Al Ochoa for: “Vertical Parking Facility.”
3rd place: Dan Pruchnick, Rob Majeski, and Mike Moretti for “Green Vehicle Refueling Station.”
Video expression:
Downloading an architectural video expression on You Tube
1st place: Mark Schlunz and Kevin Burkland for: “Subs Nao.” A 3D CAD walk thru of a fast food restaurant.
Open Expression:
2nd place: Greg Acosta and Gerardo Rutigliano for: “21st Century Drive-in Theater.”
CAD Fast-Food Facility Expression:
2nd place: Ryan Hansen and Justin Blackwell for “RJ’s Restaurant.”
Jerry Hund, their teacher, is very proud of all students who entered this competition and those who won awards. For more details go to the Chicago Architecture today website at: http://www.chicagoarchitecturetoday.com/contests.htm. |
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| The BHS Children's Theatre Workshop |
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| The Bartlett High School Children's Theatre Workshop performed Books Alive! for students from Sunnydale and Parkwood Elementary Schools on Wednesday, 3/10/10. The actors performed fables written by the Freshman Honors English Classes. Approximately 200 Freshman Honors English students worked in small groups to write the fables. Then, the 25 students in Children's Theatre Workshop students selected 11 fables. The students staged, directed, and acted in the fables. Kathy Miller teaches Children's Theatre Workshop, and Jeff Horler and Jenny Vierneisel are the Freshman Honors English Teachers. Bravo, Bravo! |
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| The Bartlett HS Track & Field Team |
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 Posted 3/10/10 - This past weekend the Boys Track and Field team visited Skokie for the Niles West Wolfpack Invite. The boys performed very well and captured 3rd place at the Varsity and Freshman levels. Stand out performers were: Brendan Bauers 12, who placed first in the shot put, Ben Jalove 12, who placed first in the 55 high hurdles, Zach Karys 10, who placed first in the varsity 400 and anchored a 4X400 relay team that took first place as well. The 4X400 also consisted of Robert Trotter 11, Josafat Gonzalez 11, and Zach Konstanzer 12. The Niles West coaching staff also honored junior Tynan Johnson as the MVP of the meet. Tynan placed first in the long and triple jump. The boys will compete again this Friday at Glenbrook South in preparation for the Upstate Eight Indoor Conference meet at St. Charles East on Wednesday, March 17th. |
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| Are You Cold??? Buy BHS Blanket |
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| The Bartlett High School Parent Organization (BPO) are selling blankets again this year to help fund projects and activities at BHS (i.e. web page). To pre-order your blanket, contact Donalyn at: donalyn11@sbcglobal.net. |
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| UPCOMING EVENTS |
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| ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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* Monday through Friday
* 1 lunch detention equals 1 PM
* All PM rules apply |
| Period |
Room # |
Regular Schedule |
ABC Schedule |
Emergency Drill Schedule |
| 4 |
D118 |
10:25 |
11:05 |
10:40 |
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C116 |
11:20 |
11:52 |
11:32 |
| 6 |
C131 |
12:15 |
12:39 |
12:24 |
| 7 |
C131 |
1:30 |
1:45 |
1:40 |
| Ask your Dean or Deans’ Assistant for more information. |
The BHS Hawk Eye:
The BHS Hawk Eye staff will be selling Smencils, scented pencils, during lunch periods. Pencils are just one dollar each!
Parking Stickers:
Any students who have paid for, but have not picked up their student parking sticker, please see Mrs. Miller in the Deans' Office as soon as possible before 7:30am or during your lunch period. You will need to present your drivers' license and the current insurance card for the vehicle you will be driving. Failure to obtain your parking sticker could result in a $10 parking ticket.
Faith Club:
Faith Club is meeting Wednesday at 3pm in room A250.
Random Weapon Searches:
Periodically, the Deans’ Office will conduct random classroom searches for illegal materials or contraband. This is done to ensure the safety of both students and staff. Classes will be randomly selected for a search. A metal detector will be used during the search. Backpacks and purses will also be searched. This is not done because we believe we have a problem, but rather to prevent problems. If you have any questions please contact Dr. Bush at 630-372-4700 X 4752 or ronayebush@u-46.org.
Community Service:
Students please be aware that in lieu of consequences you may serve community service with any staff member in the building. You must have the staff member fill out a community serve form from the Dean's Office and hand it in on or before the consequence due date. No late forms will be
accepted.
Students:
Please remember Bartlett High School has a Help Line, which aims "to help everyone live peacefully." If you have a concern or are worried about a fellow student, speak up - let someone know. If you choose, you may even do this anonymously. Call the main school number, 372-4700 and wait for the prompts to dial 4. Leave a message. Of course, you may always share your concerns directly with any staff member at anytime as well.
| College Visits - March |
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College |
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| 3/17 |
Grand Valley State University |
4th |
Mrs. Fullhart |
Conf. Room |
| Students must obtain a college visit pass from the Guidance Office secretary prior to the day of the scheduled visit. Also, check out the BHS scholarship page. |
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