REQUIRED SUMMER READING ASSIGNMENTS
BY GRADE
LEVEL
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 Dear Students and
Parents:
Nathan Hale
requires a summer reading assignment for students entering
grades nine through twelve. For grades ten through twelve,
assignments require
written
work in addition to the assigned reading. The assignments vary by
grade level. The books listed cover a wide range of themes,
content
and reading levels. We encourage parents
and students to review book
choices together to get the most appropriate fit in terms of content
and reading level.
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AP
US History Summer Assignment
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Students enrolled in AP US History are required to complete an
assignment over the summer. Find
details HERE.
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| June's
Raider Reader Available Now |
Inside you will find: the Principal's monthly
message, the progress of
the Annual Campaign, Nathan Hale Foundation news, a report on the
success of the Senior Culminating Project presentations, important news
from the Counseling Department, details of "The Wedding Singer's"
well-received performances, Music Department events - including a
report on the Reno Trip, the recent triumph of our girl's track team,
another prestigous award received by our radio station KNHC, Nathan
Hale yearbook details, a student art show featuring drawing and
painting by Ms. Kuznetz's students, an amazing student trip to
Guatamala, Composting options at Hale, a report on the Boy's Lacrosse
team's season, and last but not least, Raider Rebuild details.
All-in-all, one feature-packed Raider
Reader issue! |
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| Nathan
Hale Harlem Renaissance Culminating Project |
The
Harlem Renaissance Project is the culmination project for the
Junior
Humanities classes reflecting our study of the beginnings of the modern
Civil Rights movement.
The student
artwork presented during this project reflects the political and
artistic vision of this time. Self-Identity, reconnections with
cultural roots and the connections between seemingly disconnected
people are among the themes explored in these works.
This year,
student artworks were sold in an auction and the money was donated to
assist people in Africa. [ View Project ]
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The
Nathan Hale 2009-2010 Annual Campaign
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"Every great
school sits on a strong foundation."
You can help keep Nathan Hale academics strong by
donating to the Annual Campaign today. Our Goal:
$100,000
* Donations pay for teaching staff and tools
* Donate online: www.nathanhale.org.
* Write a check: made out to A4E/NHHS, and mail to 10750
30th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA,
98125.
All money is spent in the 2009-2010 school year
Thank-you for helping build
support for Nathan Hale academics by pledging to the Annual
Campaign. Your donations help create the skilled, caring, and
honorable citizens of the future. More details are on the Nathan
Hale Foundation website at www.nathanhale.org. |
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| NOTICE
- Construction-Related Parking Changes: Overflow Parking Available |
 Starting June 22, 2009, the south
parking lot will be reconfigured with
additional portable
classroom buildings for the 2009-11 school years.
Some parking stalls will be
unavailable for the duration of the school
construction project. Thanks
for your cooporation while we improve the Nathan Hale campus.
Pedestrian access to Meadowbrook
Park, Meadowbrook Teen Life Center,
the
Northeast Athletic
Complex (track and field), and the school will be maintained.
See
Maps Here |
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Parking
at
Nathan Hale
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note: Parking is limited at Nathan Hale due
to construction.
Parking is available in the Summit K-12 lot (enter from 31st Ave NE)
across the street. Signs on N.E.110th Street will direct you. |
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