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E-News From The Principal
February 28, 2025
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WHS Celebrates EIGHT National Merit Finalists!
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Great news! WHS is honored to announce that Daniel Baerwald, Bianca Bensen, Calder Davis, Cindy Liang, Jishnu Mehta, Ryan Pascual, Elisa Reed, and Ava Wahl have been named as National Merit Finalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation! Finalists represent less than one-half of 1 percent of the 1.5 million students who took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test nationwide in fall of their junior year.
These EIGHT seniors will be considered for National Merit Scholarship Awards to be awarded this spring and may receive other offers because of their standings as National Merit Finalists! Congratulations Daniel, Bianca, Calder, Cindy, Jishnu, Ryan, Elisa, and Ava and their families on this remarkable achievement!
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WHS 2025-26 Course Registration Information - Mark Your Calendars!
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Course Requests Due in StudentVue by Monday March 3 (For current 9th, 10th, & 11th)
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To ensure students are fully scheduled for the 2025-26 school year, students must enter their course requests directly into StudentVue by Monday, March 3. Students will use the registration packet and Course Catalog found under the Counseling website > Registration 2025-26 as a resource when reviewing and selecting courses for next year.
Counselors will be meeting individually with each of their students between March 10th and 28th. During this time, they will review your course requests, answer any questions, and ensure you are on track for graduation and planning for college.
Parents/guardians are encouraged to review their students' Course Requests in ParentVue.
As the master schedule of courses developed for the 2025-26 school year, along with corresponding staffing decisions, will be based on the course requests students make at this time, students are encouraged to process their choices and weigh all the options carefully before making final selections. Schedule change requests may not be honored next school year.
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AP Exam Registration and Payment
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The deadline for AP exam payment and late registration is March 7, 2025.
Please check that you have registered through College Board and have paid through Total Registration before the deadline. Exams registered for after the November 15, 2024 deadline will incur a $40 per exam late fee.
Please note, students were automatically registered for the exam by joining the course on College Board. If your student does not want to take an exam, please email Mrs. Baleva abaleva@nsd.org to cancel.
If your student needs financial assistance, please have them reach out to their counselor as soon as possible.
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Spring State SBAC Testing - Mark Your Calendars
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*English Language Arts (ELA:) 4/14-4/18
*Math: 5/19-5/23
*Science: (WCAS) 5/28-5/29
Current 10th-grade students are scheduled to participate in Smarter Balanced (SBAC) ELA and math state testing as an avenue of fulfilling the state's ELA and math graduation pathway requirement. Additionally, any 11th-grade or 12th-grade students who have not yet fulfilled the state ELA and/or math graduation pathway requirement will have the opportunity to re-take the ELA and/or math SBAC test. Juniors will also participate in the state WCAS science exam for federal accountability purposes.
Students must be present on each designated testing day or will need to participate in a make-up session for the missed section of the exam.
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Students must bring their fully-charged district-device when participating in state testing, along with compatible earbuds/headsets. (Headsets will be provided for students who do not bring personal earbuds/headsets).
Testing for Woodinville High School students is administered in the Library during the student's typical English, math, and/or science class period. Testing students in periods 5 and 6 will take A Lunch on their testing day.
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When are the tests? Who takes which test?
ELA SBAC: 4/14 thru 4/17 (make ups 4/18)
- All sophomores, select juniors and seniors
- This exam is n avenue to fulfill the state ELA graduation requirement
Math SBAC: 5/19 thru 5/22 (make ups 5/23)
- All sophomores, select juniors and seniors
- This exam is an avenue to fulfill the state math graduation requirement
Science WCAS: 5/28 & 5/29
- All juniors
- This exam is for federal accountability
Please note that 9th-graders do not participate in spring state testing.
If an 11th- or 12th-grade student has already met standard in English Language Arts or Math, then the student not need to test again.
If you have a specific question at this time regarding State testing with respect to meeting the graduation requirement, please contact your student's counselor. For testing logistics , please contact Assessment Coordinator Mike Kelly at mkelly2@nsd.org
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From The Attendance Office
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District Attendance Process Change: Morning & Evening Notifications
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To better ensure student safety by communicating absences earlier to secondary families, starting Tuesday, January 28 if parents/guardians do not notify the attendance office of their student’s absence or late arrival, parents/guardians can expect to receive notifications from the district alerting them in the morning and or evening. This District process change is for your student’s safety and to ensure our records are accurate.
Please note it does take time for our attendance secretary to reconcile families’ reporting within our attendance system, and we appreciate your patience:
- If you have reported your student’s absence to the attendance office in the morning (or the evening before) and receive a morning attendance notification, please disregard the message as multiple attendance notifications from parents/guardians slows down the reconciliation process.
- Our attendance secretary will be making every effort to record and reconcile all incoming absence notifications as quickly as possible before the morning notification is sent.
Thank you for your diligence in promoting and encouraging your student’s regular, punctual attendance and please remember to let our school know when your student is absent:
Report an Absence in 4 Simple Steps
While we know regular attendance is one of the most powerful ways to prepare your student for success, we also know that sometimes students must miss school for a variety of reasons. Next time that happens for your family, let our attendance office know through ParentVUE:
2. Click the “Report Absence” button next to the name of your absent student
3. Fill in the fields with the date(s) of the absence and provide an explanation
- For example, describe if it is a full-day absence or if leaving early or arriving late, provide a specific time
4. Click to submit, automatically notifying the school of the absence
You can support your student and our attendance office in these changes by using ParentVUE to make attendance notifications as early as possible.
*Need to Set Up ParentVUE?
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To help parents get the most out of school, you want day-to-day insight into the academic experience. With the Synergy ParentVUE web portal, parents and guardians can access near real-time information on attendance, class schedules, report cards, course history, graduation status and more.
ParentVUE allows parents to access their:
- Attendance
- Class Schedules
- Course History
- Graduation Status
- Mid-term/Quarter and Final/Semester Grades
- School Information
- Demographic Information
- Health Check
A single username and password allows parents to access information for all of their children, regardless of the grade level or school of attendance. Each parent has an individual account that covers all children. If you have never used ParentVUE, you will need to request an activation key from your school. If you have accessed ParentVUE in the past or enrolled online, please click the "Forgot Password" link on the ParentVUE login page.
Further instructions for setting up your account can be found here.
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Registration Has Started!
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Counselors visited our feeder middle schools (TMS/LMS) before Mid-Winter Break to present to our future Falcons! WHS students received their registration forms on Tuesday, February 11th and are encouraged to work with their families to plan for next year. Additional informational registration materials are available on the website. Complete your registration to the best of your ability and enter into StudentVue by March 3rd. Counselors start our 1:1 meetings with all 9th-11th graders during the month of March, we'll review classes, ensure students are on track for graduation, and to discuss post secondary plans. We LOVE having this opportunity to meet with each of our students!
March 3rd- Deadline for course requests to be entered into StudentVUE
March 10-28- Counselor 1:1 meetings with current 9-11th grade students to review and/or change course requests.
Satellite & WANIC Course Applications are open!
If you are interested in taking an NSD Satellite or WANIC course for the 2025-2026 school year, the applications are now open!
Why consider Satellite and WANIC courses?
These programs offer students the chance to dive into diverse, high-demand fields through hands-on, real-world learning experiences 🛠️. With a focus on 21st-century skills, creativity, and problem-solving, you'll prepare for college and career success 🎯, gain practical skills 🏗️, and even earn industry-recognized certifications .
NSD Satellite Courses
Applications are due March 18, 2025, but we encourage early submission!
WANIC Courses
Discover more about WANIC courses here! Applications are currently open and will close April 15, 2025.
WANIC is hosting an Open House on Thursday, March 20, 2025, from 5:00-7:00 PM. Access details here!
Your WHS Counseling Team is here to support and help in any way possible!
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We enjoy having our Senior students pop into our offices to share their college admission updates and statuses and to discuss their plans for life after graduation. Counselors are busy submitting final touches on college and scholarship applications. Mid-Year reports have been sent and we are rounding the corner of the application season. Families, please note that this can be a stressful time for Seniors, as the unknown (and the known) can be overwhelming. It is a good time to check-in with your Senior to see how they are doing and to encourage them to keep up their energy as they enter their FINAL semester of their high school career.
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Need $$ for college? Searching for Scholarship Opportunities?
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Reduced or Waived Fees 2024-25 Applications
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Parents and guardians whose income falls within specified guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture should apply for free or reduced-price meals for their students. Applications were available August 1st and were due by October 14th to avoid an interruption in benefits (only one application is required per family), but families can apply at any time during the year – throughout the year.
If you qualify for Free or Reduced Meals you may also qualify for:
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School fee waivers (a fee waiver consent form must be completed) in addition to the Free and Reduced application.
- See below for more information or contact your school counselor.
- Other services such as health insurance.
- Contact Nurse Christie Callahan or Jennifer Gardner for more information.
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School Closure Make-up Days
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This school year, we have experienced weather-related school closures on multiple days, and there is the possibility of additional school delays or closures still to come this school year. The 2024-25 calendar includes the emergency make-up days to help families prepare in advance. Please keep in mind the potential for additional make-up days as your family considers summer activities. The final version of the 2024-25 one-page family calendar will be communicated by the District in March. |
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The beginning of a new year provides a good opportunity to remind students and families of our commitment to student, family, and staff safety, as well as avenues available if you or your student has concerns you wish to share with us. Our school works closely in collaboration with law enforcement, District Safety and Security, and District administrators to ensure your concerns are taken seriously and are addressed promptly. We must be vigilant in the protection of our school community, and we value and appreciate our partnership with you. We can't do it alone.
If you or your student sees or hears something concerning, please say something. If at any time you or your student believes you have knowledge of any situation where danger is imminent, dial 911 immediately. And please continue to encourage your student to share any concerns with a trusted staff member. If they aren’t comfortable sharing directly with staff, concerns can always be anonymously submitted using our Safe Schools Alert System:
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Weather & Emergency Information
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Emergencies and weather-related problems can alter school schedules and affect bus transportation for students.
If weather conditions make a schedule change necessary, we will communicate the decision through the following methods and in this order:
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TV and Radio Stations. You can also sign up for Flashalert to get the same media information.
- District and School Websites
- Northshore School District social media:
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Instagram: @teamnorthshore
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Twitter: @Northshore_SD
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Facebook: Northshore School District
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Phone calls, emails, and text messages: Staff and families will receive an email, phone call, and text. These communications will begin between 5:30 and 5:45 a.m.
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Northshore Information Line: You may also call the District’s information line, 425-408-6001, beginning at 6 a.m. Monday through Friday for school closure information.
Families will receive a telephone message from the district if there is a change to the school schedule. If no schedule change information is posted, schools and buses are on their regular schedules.
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2025-26 School Calendar - Available Now!
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The Northshore School District is happy to announce the 2025-26 school calendar is available here! |
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TOLO will be held on Saturday, March 15th in the WHS Commons, from 8:00-11:00pm.
See the WHS Website for more information and to purchase tickets!
TOLO Spirit Week Themes
Monday 3/10- “Sidekick Day” - Students and teachers will bring a stuffed animal and wear pajamas.
Tuesday 3/11 - "College Day" - Wear a college team that you support. This could include what March Madness team you think will win.
Wednesday 3/12 - “Groutfit Day” - Simply wear all grey!
Thursday 3/13 - "Camo Day" Wear all camo clothing.
Friday 3/14 - "Twin Day" - Wear a matching outfit with a friend or your TOLO date.
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Got Soup...March Staff Appreciation
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Our next Staff Appreciation lunch is a staff favorite, Soup! We are looking for volunteers to sign up and bring soups, sides, etc. This lunch will be March 14th and items can be dropped off in the office the morning of before 10:30am. Please see link to sign up March Soup Lunch — Signup Sheet | SignUp.com
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Northshore Schools Foundation's 30th Anniversary Spring Fundraiser
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NSF wants to raise $80,000 for Northshore kids! Public funding doesn’t cover everything our schools need, that’s where schools Foundations come in!
Join NSF Saturday, March 29th, at Inglewood Golf Club for a night of celebration, community, and fundraising! Tickets include a plated dinner, soft drinks, coffee and your choice of 2 wine or beer beverages. There will be a silent and live auction, in-person raffle, dessert dash, spin the wheel and more. DJ Pretty Please will be there to set the vibe with music throughout the evening.
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors as they honor the past and invest in the future. Secure your seat and buy tickets today: https://bit.ly/404iC60
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Don't wait.....apply NOW! We are just about one month away from the close of our scholarship applications. Three scholarships of $2,000 are available for seniors who will be attending a 2- or 4- year program after graduation. The application must be completed online at https://forms.gle/AjKmiGVikijVKZhaA by March 30th, 2025.
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Join the WHS PTSA Executive Team
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The WHS PTSA 2024-25 Nominating Committee is actively searching for a volunteer (or two) to fill the role of VP Fundraising for the 2025-26 WHS PTSA. The VP or Co-VP's would oversee, organize and report on the annual school-wide fundraising event as well as join the Executive Committee Team as key members of the WHS PTSA. If you are interested and would like more information, please reach out to Audrey Kozel at Secretary@woodinvillehighschoolptsa.org or Ali van den Heuvel at alivdheuvel@gmail.com. |
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Calling the Class of 2025! Get your tickets now for Grad Night. Tickets are starting at $220 and subject to increase. Link below to purchase tickets and the option to donate towards our scholarships. This will make sure we can give every student who wants to attend the ability to.
These activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The district assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgment or awards.
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From the Cashier's Office
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Student Device Protection Plan
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The Northshore School District provides each student with a district-issued technology device. When students/families assume responsibility for a district-issued device, they sign forms agreeing to accept financial responsibility for any device damage or loss. We know accidents and loss can happen. The Student Device Protection Plan provides NSD families an optional path to mitigate the financial liability of using a district device.
PARTICIPATION COST: The standard payment to enroll in the NSD Student Device Protection Plan is $25 per year; free for students who have qualified for free or reduced-price meals and who have provided consent to share their status for fee waivers. No refunds will be given once enrolled in this program.
COVERAGE AND BENEFIT: This program covers the device (Chromebook, Macbook, or iPad) loaned to your student against accidental damage for the school year. This program does NOT cover damage resulting from misuse or neglectful loss of the device. We expect all students to properly use their device and to secure it when it is not being used. If the device is used improperly or is not secured while the student is not using it, families will be expected to pay the full cost of replacement or repair.
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Important NHS Information
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Here are important date to remember:
- March Chapter Meeting: 3/19/25
- Final hours due: 3/27/25
- Induction Ceremony: 5/22/25
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NHS is hosting a clothing drive for Northshore Interact. Drop off donations before school in the ASB Room 101 between February 24-March 7. Shirts, pants, dresses or skirts, jewelry, and shoes are accepted. For NHS students, 10 clothing items = 1 NHS hour.
There will also be a clothing swap on March 9 from 12-5pm at the Sammish Valley Grange. This is free opportunity to drop off clothes and grab new clothes. Clothes donated at the clothing swap will not be eligible for NHS service hours.
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Food Services and Bus Information
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Questions about student meals?
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Please click this LINK for bus information 2024-25. Bus stop information is now available.
Please click HERE for Daily Bus Passes and Activity Bus Passes routes and information!
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Womens Flag Football & Womens Gymnastics are WIAA 4A STATE CHAMPS!
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WHS Athletes had a successful week at State Championships over Mid-Winter Break! Congratulations Falcons!
Flag Football took 1st in State! In addition to several 1st and 2nd team award winners, we had an offensive and defensive player of the year!
Offensive Player of Year- Kai Brinkley (Sophomore #24)
Defensive Player of the Year- Emma Flaherty (Senior #5)
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WHS Womens Gymnastics team won the State Title with two students individually placing!
Junior Lola Kongkarat also won the State Title with a 1st place finish on the floor routine!
Additionally, Audrey Samdal placed 6th place in Beam!
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WHS Wrestling STATE success!
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Landon Harlow- 8th place
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Ellie Kashi- 8th place
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Michelle Venegas- 5th place
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Gabe Porter- 2nd place
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Aliza Price- 2nd place
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WHS Mens Swimming had 8 athletes compete at State and 2 placed!
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Daniel Major- 3rd place in the 100 yard Freestyle and 4th place in the 200 yard Freestyle
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Nik Brusilovski- 3rd place in the 200 yard Freestyle and 4th place in the 500 yard Freestyle
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State Basketball Tournaments!
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WHS Men’s and Women’s Basketball Teams will be playing in the State Tournaments this weekend! Tickets are available for both games.
Womens Basketball vs. Union @ Bellevue College, Friday, 2/28, 6p
Mens Basketball @ Davis in Yakima, Saturday, 3/1, 8p
Good luck Falcons!
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WIAA Athlete of the Week- Neil Chaudhari
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WHS Senior Neil Chaudhari has been named a WIAA/Gesa Credit Union Athlete of the Week! This award is designed to honor student-athletes across the state for their outstanding performances and impactful contributions in their communities. He recorded 27 points, 12 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block in the KingCo Basketball Tournament Semifinal against North Creek on February 11, 2025. Great job Neil! |
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2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Competition Western Region Winners
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Gold Key winning entries by Kade Bourriague, Miki Hoe, and Lydia Rahrovi will continue on to the National Competition in NYC to be judged this spring.
Winners are:
Jude Baer, 11th Grade, Silver Key Poetry for “Premium”
Aditi Bhatji, 11th Grade, Honorable Mention Poetry for “Waiting”
Kade Bourriague, 10th Grade, Gold Key Flash Fiction for “The Uprights -A Football Story”
Aurora Dreyer, 10th Grade, Silver Key Poetry for “Comfort”
Eshaan Chowdhry, 10th Grade, Honorable Mention Poetry for “Leaking”
Morgan Hanna, 11th Grade, Honorable Mention Short Story for “The immortal Librarian”
Holly Heller, 11th Grade, Honorable Mention Science Fiction & Fantasy for “The Edge”
Mikaela Hoe, 10th Grade, Silver Key Poetry for “How to Lie to your Father”
Mikaela Hoe, 10th Grade, Gold Key Poetry for “Last Night My Father Died”
Mikaela Hoe, 10th Grade, Honorable Mention Poetry for “Seeing in Greys”
Mikaela Hoe, 10th Grade, Honorable Mention Poetry for “When We Became Your Daughters”
Katerina Nitschke, 11th Grade, Silver Key Poetry for “Back to the Cliffside”
Jonathan Park, 9th Grade, Honorable Mention Personal Essay & Memoir for “Walking with Grief: The Unexpected Friend”
Sophia Radick, 10th Grade, Honorable Mention Poetry for “Between Two Worlds
Lydia Rahrovi, 19th Grade, Gold Key Poetry for “Dear Dad”
Aaron Read, 11th Grade, Silver Key Science Fiction & Fantasy for “Something to Remember Me By”
Bel Robinson, 10th Grade, Silver Key Novel Writing for Hells Change
Lyle Whitlinger, 10th Grade, Silver Key Flash Fiction for “No”
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2025 DOE PNW Regional Science Bowl
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Congratulations to the WHS Science Club who was awarded the Sportsmanship Team Award at the 2025 DOE PNW Regional Science Bowl on Saturday! The team received 144 points during the round robin for acts of sportsmanship including respect of others, being courteous to room officials and competitors, and being supportive of fellow team members. Their conduct has demonstrated that scientific excellence and ethical behavior go hand in hand. |
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Ongoing thru 03/07/2025: AP Exam Payment
02/27-03/01: DECA State, Meydenbauer, Bellevue
03/01: Science Club @ Science Olympiad Regionals, Bothell HS
03/01: Robotics Competition, Glacier Peak High School, 1-6p
03/03: 8th Grade 2025-26 Registration Collection at TMS
03/03: Spring Sports Begin
03/03: 2025-26 Course Registration due in StudentVUE for Grades 9, 10, & 11
03/04: State Champ Celebration & Activity Tuesday – Schedule #31 (StuCO Meeting)
03/05: SAT School Day Exam for Juniors & Seniors, Library
03/05: 8th Grade 2025-26 Registration Collection at LMS
03/06: Choir Pathways Concert, Performance Hall @ Inglemoor HS, 5:30p & 7:30p
03/06: PTSA Executive Board Meeting
03/06: Science Club Mod Pizza Fundraiser, Woodinville, mention Science Club
03/07: Late AP Exam Registration & Payment Deadline
03/08: ASB Baseball Fundraiser, Little League Baseball Clinic, Time , 2-4pm
03/09: Daylight Savings Time - Ahead 1 Hour
03/10-14: Tolo Spirit Week
03/10-14: Classified Employee Appreciation Week
03/10-14: Counselor 1-to-1’s Grade 11 for 2025-26 Course Registration
03/10-14: Japanese Exchange Student Visit from Hiroshima
03/11: Spring Sports Parent Meeting, Theatre, 6p
03/12: ASL Bowl 2024-25
03/13-16: Robotics @ FRC District Event, Yakima
03/14: Pi Day
03/15: Japan Bowl, Clark College Vancouver, WA
03/15: Tolo, WHS Commons, 8-11p
03/17: St. Patrick's Day
03/17-21: Counselor 1-to-1’s Grade 10 for 2025-26 Course Registration
03/18: Northlake Orchestra I Festival @ Eastlake HS
03/19: Northlake Choir I Festival @ Lake Washington HS
03/19: NHS Whole Chapter Meeting (Required), Theatre, 2p
03/20: Northlake Band 1 Festival @ Inglemoor HS
03/20-21: State Thespian Festival @ Seattle Center
03/20-21: Speech & Debate: WIAA State Championships
03/24-28: Counselor 1-to-1’s Grade 9 for 2025-26 Course Registration
03/25: Activity Tuesday – 35-Min Activity Schedule #10 (StuCO Meeting)
03/25: ASB Elections @ Activity Tuesday
03/25: Senior Class Meeting @ Activity Tuesday
03/25: Northlake Orchestra II Festival @ Bothell HS
03/25: Northlake Choir II Festival @ Juanita HS
03/26-27 Class of 2025 Commencement Announcement Distribution @ Lunches
03/27: Northlake Band II Festival @ Inglemoor HS
03/27: NHS Hours Due, 11:55p
03/30-31: Eid-al-Fitr - No Evening Events (Sundown 3/30 - Sundown 3/31)
05/17: Senior Prom, Pacific Science Ctr, 8-11p
05/22 NHS Inductions Ceremony, WHS Main Gym, 7p (NHS Students are *REQUIRED* to be present at the NHS Induction Ceremony to receive cords (for seniors) and certificates)
06/09: Class of 2025 Commencement Rehearsal (MANDATORY)
06/12: Class of 2025 Commencement Ceremony, Pop Keeney, 6:00p
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WHS E-News from the Principal
"Care - Respect - Leadership"
February 28, 2025
Volume 14, Issue 16
Office Hours
Monday – Friday 7:50 A.M. – 3:50 P.M.
Denise Schwans, Office Manager, Ext. 7401
Andrea Baleva Main Office Secretary LTS, Ext. 7403 (whsoffice@nsd.org)
Jenn Diaz, Student Info Specialist/Registrar, Ext. 7512
Julie Leong, Attendance Secretary, Ext. 7410 (whsattendance@nsd.org)
Roberta Porter, Counseling Office Manager, Ext. 7418
Rachel Nelson, ASB/Bookkeeping, Fine/Fee Payment, Ext. 7504 (whsasb@nsd.org)
Nicki Kongkarat, Athletics Secretary, Ext. 7491
Stephanie Hennessy, Office Support LTS, Ext. 7416
The mission of Woodinville High School is to become a community of learners, providing a safe and encouraging environment for developing the mind, body, and spirit.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL!
GO Falcons!
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