Eugene IHS Office @ South:
400 E. 19th Ave.
Eugene, OR 97401
(541)790-8030
Eugene IHS Office @ Sheldon:
2455 Willakenzie Road
Eugene, OR 97405
(541)790-6636
Eugene IHS Office @ Churchill:
1850 Bailey Hill Road
Eugene, OR 97405
(541)790-5225
Head Teacher:
Courtney Leonard
(541)790-8032
IB Coordinator:
Marilyn Curtis
(541)790-8033
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IMPORTANT DATES:
February 9 thru 23 Regional 8th Grade Parent Information Nights, see below for dates and times
February 14 Eugene IHS Site Council Meeting, South Eugene IHS wing, Room 538 4:00pm
February 16 IB Sophomore Parent Night Ed Center, Auditorium 7:00pm
March 13 Eugene IHS Site Council Meeting, South Eugene IHS wing, Room 538 4:00pm
March 20 Eugene IHS Parent Group Meeting Ed Center, Parr Room 7:00pm
Please consult your high school's and the district's calendars for other important events.
**Click on the "CALENDAR" link to the right for more dates**
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ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS:
Are you curious about global events?
Do you enjoy considering different perspectives on world issues?
Do you want to make a difference in your local and global community?
Eugene IHS is an award-winning alternative school in international studies for students in grades 9-12.
We are open via district lottery to any student who wishes to attend, and students who choose
Eugene IHS value global understanding and communication, exhibit an interest in learning about
cultural differences, and are committed to improving the human condition. The school currently
has three campuses at South Eugene High School, Sheldon High School, and Churchill High School.
Please join us for any of the special information nights to learn more about our exciting program:
SOUTH REGION
Thursday, February 9, 7:00 pm, South Eugene cafeteria (includes French Immersion break-out session)
Thursday, February 16, 6:30 pm in the South Eugene cafeteria (Joint evening with South)
SHELDON REGION
Tuesday, February 21, 7:00 pm, Sheldon lecture hall
Thursday, February 23, 7:00 pm, Sheldon lecture hall (includes Spanish Immersion break-out session)
CHURCHILL REGION
Wednesday, February 22, 7:00 pm, Churchill cafeteria
All interested students must fill out a school choice form and return it to the 4J District office by March 23, 2012. Students will be accepted to Eugene IHS based on a lottery conducted at
the
4J District office. Eugene IHS will notify all students regarding their acceptance via a
special
mailing.
Families may apply online for in-district school choice.
The online request form is linked from the 4J website and can be accessed directly at http://eugene4j.quickbase.com/db/bgu4p8bya.
The paper form will continue to be available for families at all 4J schools and the 4J District office.
Out-of-district transfer applications are not online yet, but should be soon. Check the 4J school choice website for this, and other school choice information, at:http://www.4j.lane.edu/instruction/schoolchoice.
Immersion students will be enrolled in Eugene IHS without the lottery process. However,
immersion
students do need to turn in a Eugene IHS enrollment form to the
South IHS
office
or the
Sheldon IHS office by March 23, 2012. This form
will
be
included
in
a special
January
mailing to immersion families.
Click here to read the information letter for 8th grade families for 2012.
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ACADEMIC SUPPORT:
Ian Ogden is our Learning Support Specialist. He is available to assist students with Eugene IHS assignments. His main priority is students who need additional support with reading and writing strategies.
Click here for his contact information and daily campus schedule.
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2011-2012 Eugene IHS T-shirts:
ON SALE -$6
Available In Eugene IHS offices!
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Are you interested in hosting a student from China?
Hosting a student from another country is an enriching experience.
What: Hosting Chinese middle/high school Students and Teachers participating in the
2012 Winter University of Oregon Choral Camp
When: February 1 – February 9 (9 days), Choral Camp
Note: The host family provides transportation, breakfast and dinner on
weekdays; 3 meals a day on the weekend and occasional sack lunches.
Students may share a room but must have their own bed. Host families
are strongly encouraged to take 2 students. All host families are invited to
participate in the student performance and social.
Stipend*: $150/person for 9 days or $300 for 2 people
*Stipend should cover expenses for meals, transportation, laundry and all
activities. The number of days may vary slightly due to travel
arrangements; stipend will be prorated accordingly.
Website: http://www.gpyinternational.org/hostfamily.html
Contact: LuAnn Langford, 541.517.5915, luannlangford@gpyinternational.org
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Eugene International High School, winner of the 2007 Goldman Sachs Foundation prize for Excellence in International Education, began 27 years ago in the Eugene School District.
The school celebrated by hosting a 25th Anniversary Celebration on Friday, April 23, 2010 at the Lane Community College Center for Meeting & Learning. The theme for the evening was “Looking Back, Moving Forward.” The program included Dwayne Adcock, original founder of Eugene IHS who spoke about the history of the school, former student and Eugene IHS benefactor Brian O’Kelley spoke on the future of international education, and Halle Shirk, a current student and Project Our Turn creator offered her insights on the importance of an international education. The evening kicked-off with the Lion Dancers from the Chinese American Benevolent Association and student performances from musicians to dancers provided wonderful entertainment! The event was attended by alumni, retirees, parents, and current staff and students.
Click here to see pictures of our 25th Anniversary Celebration
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"Looking back on my experience with Eugene IHS I now realize
how important it was in shaping my comprehensive understanding of the
world around me. I credit the [school] with teaching me to love learning
and my subsequent success in college and graduate school. I felt that
I started college ahead of my freshman peers in terms of my writing
abilities and time management skills. Plus, it made me really good at
Jeopardy.
--Alison (Stark) Leiman, Class of 2000
"Nothing prepares you better for success
than Eugene IHS!"
--Sarah (Withrow) King, Class of 1996
Click here to read other "Testimonials" from former Eugene IHS students. |