The Shorewood Experience - Shorewood PTSA sets up fund to help all kids participate in school community
Monday, September 5, 2016
New Shorewood High School PTSA fund will help all kids participate in school activities.
What is the Shorewood Experience? Being part of the school, having the opportunity to be involved and participate in your own community. Some examples include sports, cheer, flags, band and drama...
but it’s more than that … it’s getting to go to sporting events, dances, Senior Spree, Prom and so much more.
It is estimated to cost as much as $250 a year to participate in the community at Shorewood and that number at least doubles in Senior year.
What is the Shorewood Experience? Being part of the school, having the opportunity to be involved and participate in your own community. Some examples include sports, cheer, flags, band and drama...
but it’s more than that … it’s getting to go to sporting events, dances, Senior Spree, Prom and so much more.
It is estimated to cost as much as $250 a year to participate in the community at Shorewood and that number at least doubles in Senior year.
Did you know…
What can you do to help?
Take a moment and consider a donation to the Shorewood PTSA’s Shorewood Experience fund. Your dollars will contribute to our Invest Ed funding that provides this assistance to the students who need it most.
Why Help?
- 28% of students at Shorewood are on Free and Reduced Lunch?
- 356 students identify as Homeless in the Shoreline School District? One of the highest percentages in King County.
What can you do to help?
Take a moment and consider a donation to the Shorewood PTSA’s Shorewood Experience fund. Your dollars will contribute to our Invest Ed funding that provides this assistance to the students who need it most.
Why Help?
Studies show that students that have stress at home regarding financial issues around covering just the basic needs, food and shelter, are more likely to drop out of high school in favor of the short-term “fix” of a minimum wage job.
A student that can be supported and engaged in their community are less likely to do this because they are more optimistic by the support provided in their community.
Students that are able to graduate high school have better outcomes for the long term and this is better for society as a whole.
A student that can be supported and engaged in their community are less likely to do this because they are more optimistic by the support provided in their community.
Students that are able to graduate high school have better outcomes for the long term and this is better for society as a whole.
Contact Carrie Campbell with questions.
Goal for 2016-17 School Year: $5,000. Donate using the Pay Pal link on the PTSA website
Here's what it costs to be a student at Shorewood
Item
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Cost
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Req
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Notes
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School Supplies
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~$50
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R
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Estimated cost per year
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School ID Picture
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0*
|
R
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Personal copies are extra
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School Tech Fee
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$35
|
R
|
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ASB Card
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$40
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R*
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*Required to participate in
sports/activities
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Class Fees
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$5–20
|
R
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Per class for classes with class
fees
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Class Field Trip Fees
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$10–50
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R
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For classes with class field trips,
students have the option to not attend
|
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Sports Fees
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$100
|
R
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$100 per sport if student
participates
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Activity Fees
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~$50
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R
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Cost varies for activity if student
participates
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Graduation Cap/Gown
Seniors only
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$35
|
R
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Counselors distribute used, some
available from vendor
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Total Cost for Required Items:
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$250*
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*Not including
sports fees and using the lowest costs.
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Annual for Seniors
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$70
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SAT Prep
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$125
|
Scholarships for those who ask
|
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Shoreline Virtual Learning
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$328
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Cost per class
Used for graduation requirements, not
credit recovery
|
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Summer School
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$300
|
Cost per class
Used for both graduation requirements
and credit recovery
|
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Shorewood Pride Items
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Varies
|
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Sports Camps
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$400-500
|
Students can opt out of camps, but
they are a high priority for students. Partial scholarships usually
mean a student cannot attend.
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Drill and Cheer
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$1000-2000
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Drill and cheer are optional
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Music Trips
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$300-4000
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Students can opt out of trips, but
generally don’t sign up for the class instead
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Musical Instrument Rental
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$20-30/month
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Play tickets
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$10
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There are 2 play productions each
year.
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Dance tickets
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$10-30
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There can be 3 to 4 dances in a year.
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Sporting events
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$5-10
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Throughout the year.
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1 comments:
Thank you. As a "junior high" student at Glendale I wasn't allowed to join the tennis team because my mother couldn't pay the $2 necessary for the required insurance...
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