Eisenhower High School 1230 S. 167th Street W.  P.O. Box 789  Goddard, Kansas 67052  316-794-4190

Web: www.goddardusd.com Twitter: @usd265_EHS Facebook: USD 265-Eisenhower High School

ADMINISTRATION AND GUIDANCE Dr. Christie Meyer Eric Armstrong ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Travis Rink 

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Kayla Russell Cecilia Friedel REGISTRAR: Brandie Miller

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Eisenhower High School was founded in August 2011 when the district split the existing high school School colors are Columbia Blue and Black Mascot is the White Tiger Classification is 5A Member of the Arkansas Valley Chisholm Trail League (AVCTL) In 9/2017, the total student count was 915: Seniors – 211 students Juniors – 231 students Sophomores – 222 students Freshmen – 251 students In 2017 EHS has 3 administrators, 52 certified staff, 2 counselors and a full-time nurse

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Of the 47 regular education certified staff members, 35 have a master’s degree and 2 certified staff member have a doctorate degree Class of 2017 GPA Top 10% - 3.91 GPA or better Top 25% - 3.69 GPA or better Top 50% - 3.41 GPA or better 31 Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers, with 7 qualifying as Kansas Designated State Scholars 2017 ACT composite score was 21.7. Test prep courses are offered and online materials are available for all students. 1 National Merit Finalist, 2 National Merit Commended and 1 US Air Force Cadet

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Through the Advanced Placement classes and partnerships with Newman University and Wichita Area Technical College, Eisenhower students can earn college credit before graduation EHS is a Project Lead the Way school affiliated with Wichita State University Special Education Services are provided through the Sedgwick County Cooperative. EHS is home to the district’s Functional Applied Academics program Virtual Online Courses are available EHS has an award winning Outdoor Wildlife Learning Site (OWLS) with native grasses, trail and pond EHS is fully accredited by the State of Kansas

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66 EHS students earned concentrator status in at least one Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathway and 14 of the 66 EHS students earned concentrator status is two CTE pathways. FCCLA Culinary Pro-Start Team earned 4th place in 2017. The men’s basketball coach was voted as Coach of the Year for the League. The EHS Football Coach and an EHS team member were selected to participate in the 2017 Shrine Bowl. Theatre is a Gold Honor Thespian Troupe and we have participated at the National Speech and Debate Tournament. Girls Bowling Team won 5A in 2016 and Boys Bowling Team has won 5A State twice. Choir, Band and Orchestra members have performed at Carnegie Hall for the past 4 years and consistently receive top awards at the State Music Competitions. Band and Jazz Band earned Superior Ratings at Festival Disney in 2017. Business Professional Association is nationally competitive. Law/SAFE Club promotes student safety with seatbelts and texting and driving. EHS is recognized earned a Kansas Green School of Excellence and is a Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Awardee.

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COLLEGE PREPARATION HONORS CLASSES

ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES

CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

If eligible, students may enroll in an Honors course to be challenged beyond the average curriculum. Courses available are Honors English 9-12, Public Speaking, Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, College Algebra with Review, AP Statistics, AP Calculus, Honors US History, Honors US Government, Honors World History, Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry I, Honors Chemistry II, Human Anatomy, Spanish III, German III.

Students may earn college credit by taking advanced placement classes at EHS and taking the Advanced Placement exams in May. Classes offered are AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Computer Science Principles and AP Studio Art.

EHS Students may participate in concurrent enrollment, receiving high school credit and college credit though Kansas Newman University. Classes for available for college credit are Honors English 12, Honors US Government, Honors US History, Honors Chemistry II, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Pre-Calculus, College Algebra with Review and Public Speaking.

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS AV Communications Business Finance Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement Early Childhood Development & Services Engineering & Applied Mathematics

Family, Community & Consumer Services Health Science Marketing Mobile Equipment Maintenance Network Systems Programming & Software Development

Restaurant & Event Management Teaching / Training Visual Arts−Graphic Design Visual Arts−Interior & Textile Design Web & Digital Communications

ELECTIVE COURSES Art Ceramics I, II, III, IV Design I Essentials of Interior & Textile Design Interior & Textile Design Studio Principles of Illustration I, II Painting I, II AP Studio Art Business Accounting I Advanced Accounting Business Essentials Computer Applications I, II Database Applications Business Law Business Economics Consumer & Personal Finance Principles of Marketing Entrepreneurship Business Management Graphic Design Fundamentals Web Page Design Graphic Design I, II Computer Programming C++ Programming Game Design & Authoring for the Web Networking Systems-Workplace Exp. Media Technology-Workplace Experience Marketing Applications Communication Technology 21st Century Journalism Video Production Digital Media Technology-Newspaper Digital Media Design & Production-News

Digital Media Technology-Yearbook Digital Media Design & ProductionYearbook Audio/Video Production Fundamentals Digital Media Design and ProductionBroadcast Media Technology-Workplace Experience Computer Technology IT Essentials Wireless Technology Network Security CISCO Networking Systems- Workplace Experience English Creative Writing I Creative Writing II Family and Consumer Sciences Culinary Essentials Baking and Pastry I Culinary Arts I Culinary Applications Career and Life Planning Human Growth and Development – Parenting Family Studies Foundations of Early Childhood Development Early Childhood Application Textiles in Today’s Society Essentials of Interior & Textile Design Interior & Textile Design Studio Teaching as a Career

SPORTS PROGRAMS Fall Boys Soccer Cross Country Football Girls Golf Girls Tennis Girls Volleyball

Winter Bowling Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Wrestling

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Spring Baseball Boys Golf Boys Tennis Girls Soccer Softball Track

Teaching Observation Teaching Internship Industrial Arts Intro to Engineering Design Principals of Engineering Digital Electronics Computer Science and Software Engineering Civil Engineering and Architecture Aerospace Engineering Introduction to Transportation Small Gas Engines & Power General Service I, II, III Intro to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Instrumental Music Marching Band/Wind Symphony Pep Band Jazz Band Orchestra Theory of Music Advanced Music Theory Independent Study Mathematics College Algebra with Review Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB AP Statistics Physical Education Advance Physical Fitness (Weights) Team Sports & Lifetime Fitness Science Honors Biology II Ecology

Forensic Science Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors Chemistry II Physics Forensic Science Comprehensive Speech and Theatre Public Speaking Debate I, II, Spring Debate Forensics I, II, III Theatre Arts I Advanced Acting Advanced Directing Stagecraft Musical Theatre Experience Math Tutor Teacher/Office Assistants Counselor’s Office Principal’s Office Library Science Teacher’s Assistant Vocal Music Concert Choir Chantonettes Madrigals Men’s Choir Women’s Choir World Languages German I, II, III Spanish I, II, III, IV

ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS Book Club Business Professional of America Business Honor Society Campus Life Cheerleading Circle of Friends Drama Club Eco-Meet Team EHS Ambassadors

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Family Career and Community Leaders of America International Thespian Society K.A.Y. Knitting Club Law/SAFE Club National Art Honor Society National Forensics League National Honor Society

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Outloud Pinterest Club Pro-Start Team Quill and Scroll Scholars Bowl Science Club Skills USA Crime Investigation Spanish Club Spirit Club Student Council Tigerettes Dance

Responsibility. Updated 2/05/18