UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UPCOMING EVENTS
Preview Days
-Razorback Impact: April 21, 2018 - Razorback Impact is a free student event designed specifically for high school juniors from diverse or underrepresented communities. During Razorback Impact, students will have the chance to explore life at the University of Arkansas, tour the campus, meet current students, speak with faculty, and learn more about the scholarship and financial aid opportunities available to our students. Most of all, you will see firsthand why there has never been a better time to be a Razorback.
-Razorback 101 – Summer Preview Series: July 23, July 27, July 30, August 3 - During these summer preview events, faculty, staff, and current students share information and personal stories about the many opportunities available at the University of Arkansas. You will hear about study abroad options, special classes, undergraduate research, housing, scholarships, and more. The 2018 sessions will be July 23, July 27, July 30 and August 3. Registration will open June 6.
The University of Arkansas also offers a series of summer programs for high school students.
Summer Programs for High School Students
ACT Academy: https://multicultural.uark.edu/College_Access_Initiative/actacademy.php
Application deadline: April 1, 2018
Architecture: https://fayjones.uark.edu/news-and-events/design-camp.php
Application deadline: April 13, 2018 (early bird)
Athletics: http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/page/camps/
Application deadlines vary by sport
Business: https://walton.uark.edu/diversity/
Application deadline: March 30, 2018
Engineering: https://engineering-camps.uark.edu/
Application deadline: May 1, 2018
Music: https://communitymusicschool.uark.edu/summer-programs/summer-music-camps/
Application deadline: May 11, 2018 (early bird)
Congrats to Sharay Castanon and Andrew Longinotti for being selected to attend Arkansas Governor's School!
ATTENTION ALL SENIORS! Please complete the Graduate Info Form and turn it in to the Guidance Office by 3pm on Friday, April 20th. A PDF of the document can be found in the DOCUMENTS section on the EHS website. You may also stop by the Guidance Office and pick up a copy.
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Varsity girls' basketball tryouts will be this Wednesday at 3:30 in the auxiliary gym. If you are in a spring sport and have practice during that time, you need to get with Coach Rogers to set up a time to tryout. Do not show up if you spend a lot of your time in AC or suspended.
PROM IS COMING!
Seniors of EHS 2018!
If your date for the prom is not an EHS Senior, you must get it approved. Forms are located in Mrs. Thigpen's Office. Deadline to turn in forms is THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 29.
Come by Mrs. Thigpen's office to receive a copy of prom attire guidelines. IF you have any questions, please come by and see Mrs. Newton. If dresses do not meet guidelines, you will not be admitted into prom...this includes ANY date brought outside of EHS. You will not be refunded on your ticket.
What is the soul of a Wildcat? Show us or tell us! A chance to show your talents, win cash, and travel to a world-class art exhibit.
An optional workshop for those working on projects will be held Tuesday, March 27 after school in 2408, Mrs. McDuffie's room on the English wing.
SENIORS!
Several scholarship deadlines are THIS week. Make sure you complete the applications and SUBMIT before the deadline. Stop by the Guidance Office if you have questions or need assistance.
ATTENTION ALL JUNIORS: If you are interested in representing EHS this summer at Girls' State or Boys' State, please stop by the Guidance Office and sign up.
Coach Simmons took five EHS basketball players to the AAO Top 25 Camp, an invitation only camp for top high school sophomore and junior prospects from Arkansas. EHS players Joe Ramey, BJ Johnson, Alex Boone, Brendan Simmons, and Jarmel Love were able to visit with former teammate, Daniel Gafford.
Creative writers! Check out this opportunity!
Eight students from EAST attended the three day EAST Conference in Hot Springs last week. Students attended sessions, networked with other EAST students across the state, and spent time discussing their projects with other programs. Lots of great ideas sparked, and EHS EAST can't wait to get to work!
Students who attended: Austin Scott, Jacobi Robinson, Jalisia Norman, Breana Adair, Scott Ratchford, Cesar Castro, Tayler Jackson, and Nakyea Jackson.
Be sure to follow the EHS Facebook page for photos not posted on the website!
What is the soul of a Wildcat? Show us or tell us! A chance to show your talents, win cash, and travel to a world-class art exhibit. An optional workshop for those working on projects will be held Tuesday, March 27 after school in 2408, Mrs. McDuffie's room on the English wing.
Last week, Ms. McKibben's AP Gov classes got to Skype with our 4th district Congressman Bruce Westerman. They talked about the traits required for public service, the "behind the scenes" atmosphere of Congress, and how to get involved in politics in your community.
Just a reminder: NO SCHOOL THIS WEEK!
Enjoy your spring break!
2018 Lion Federal Credit Union-Leroy Jackson Memorial Scholarship
One-time $1,000 scholarship
Must have at least a 3.0 GPA
Must be a graduating high school senior
Must be a dependent of a member of Lion Federal Credit Union
Deadline to apply: April 13, 2018
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Spring break is here! Enjoy your break!
Centennial Bank to Offer 10 Annual $1,000 Scholarships
Due March 28th
Centennial Bank Scholarship Link
http://members.ahsaa.org/public/userfiles/Scholarship/cenbankform1718.pdf
There is no limit on the number of eligible students a school can submit.
Centennial Bank, the “Titled Named Sponsors” for all regional and state championships, will provide a total of 10 annual $1,000 scholarships to qualifying high school seniors.
Centennial Bank’s scholarships will be provided for athletic achievement and community service. There are two categories for the scholarships,and five boys and girls winners will be selected.
Here are the scholastic requirements for the Centennial Bank scholarship:
1. Must have a 7-semester minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
2. Must have scored at least 21 on the ACT or at least 900 on the SAT.
Other requirements are:
1. Must be a senior student-athlete registered with the AAA
2. Must meet NCAA Scholarship rules
3. Must display good citizenship in school and in the community
4. Must display desirable leadership traits
5. Must have participated in other school activities
We've entered the home stretch! Don't let the last nine weeks AR deadline sneak up on you!
