Please review the 1st semester course descriptions  HERE and schedule HERE  and be prepared to sign up for classes the first day of school. Have a wonderful summer! 😊

There is quite a collection in the Steller Lost & Found bins and the items would love to make it back home.  Please stop by Tuesday or Wednesday next week and check out the slew of items we have and if they are yours, please take them home.  Items not collected by Thursday May 31 will be donated  to charity.

We also have two bicycles left from Troy’s intensive.  If they are not picked up, they will be locked up in a secure location over the summer.  Please don’t be without your bike for the summer and come and pick it up!

ALASKA REGIONAL HOSPITAL
FAMILY HEALTH & SAFETY FAIR
SATURDAY, JUNE 2 FROM 9 A.M. – 1 P.M.
INSIDE

Join us inside the hospital for health education, activities and family fun. Relax with a chair massage. Meet and greet a Therapy Dog. Meet our robots and learn about robotic surgery. Take a tour of the cath Lab. Test your knowledge while playing health education games. Kids can bring their teddy bear or plush toy for a checkup at Alaska Regional’s Stuffed Animal Clinic, where friends get the â€œbeary best” care. Learn to be a “Germ Fighter.” Get your little one’s booster seat checked, and older folks can take a test to check their risk for falling and much more!

FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS
Free lab work available between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. (no fasting required)
Lipid Panel (total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides) HbA1c (average blood sugar)

Please pre-register for lab work. Call 264-1722 or
visit alaskaregional.com/classes & events.

BIOMETRIC SCREENINGS
Annual screenings may provide valuable insight on current and potential medical issues,
and risk for chronic preventable diseases.
• Blood pressure and pulse
• Height, weight & BMI (Body Mass
Index)
• Waist circumference
• % of Body Fat

Hello graduates and their families!  You made it!!  Almost…

Take a minute to look over the schedule for Monday.  Particularly notice that the times are not flexible.

Monday’s schedule:
  *   7:00-8:30 – Senior breakfast
  *   8:30-10:00– Advisory Group (seniors doing hand prints until 9:00)
  *   10:00-11:00 – Class meetings (seniors leave for graduation)
  *   11:30-1:00 – Seniors to Wendy Williamson for a run through and chair setup.
        *   Chairs will be set up at THIS time.
        *   There will NOT be time to add chairs at 2:30
        *   I can’t stress this enough…DO NOT wait and bring them when we reconvene for the ceremony at 2:30.
  *   1:00-2:30 – Seniors must leave the building to get ready for the ceremony.  WW policy does not allow minors to hang out without adult supervision–there will be no adult supervision during this time!!
  *   2:30 – group pictures…don’t be late
  *   3:00 – Ceremony begins!!

See you there!

Hello graduates and their families!  You made it!!  Almost…

Take a minute to look over the schedule for Monday.  Particularly notice that the times are not flexible.

Monday’s schedule:
  *   7:00-8:30 – Senior breakfast
  *   8:30-10:00– Advisory Group (seniors doing hand prints until 9:00)
  *   10:00-11:00 – Class meetings (seniors leave for graduation)
  *   11:30-1:00 – Seniors to Wendy Williamson for a run through and chair setup.
        *   Chairs will be set up at THIS time.
        *   There will NOT be time to add chairs at 2:30
        *   I can’t stress this enough…DO NOT wait and bring them when we reconvene for the ceremony at 2:30.
  *   1:00-2:30 – Seniors must leave the building to get ready for the ceremony.  WW policy does not allow minors to hang out without adult supervision–there will be no adult supervision during this time!!
  *   2:30 – group pictures…don’t be late
  *   3:00 – Ceremony begins!!

See you there!

Steller Band participated in the Aurora Music Festival in April at Grace Christian School. During the music festival, the band entered a large group adjudication and won 2nd Place. The selections are “March to Castle Rock” by Steve Hodges, 1st Movement from “Quartet” by J.S. Bach, arranged by Arthur Hull, and “Psalm” by William Himes.

“This is by far the best accomplishment for our band this year”, said Mr. Toba, the band director. “We worked extremely hard, and our effort paid off. While the other bands which entered the adjudication are high school bands, as far as I know of, we are the only band that has not only high school students but also 7th and 8th graders. I am super proud of our band students.” The band students and Mr. Toba would like to thank Reed Whitmore, the Steller principal, the Steller staff members, and the parents, for their wonderful support of the band program. The 2nd Place plaque will be displayed in the Steller office.

See End of Year Nurse News HERE

Please be planning for the last week of school. Monday, May 21st, is a half day. Students will need to be out of the building by 11:30am. This means they need to be picked up or walking to an alternate site by 11:30am. The building will be closed. Students will have class time and advisory time on this day. Students will also be cleaning out their lockers.

Monday, May 21st

7:00-8:30am Senior Breakfast, Seniors and their families are invited.

8:30-10:00am Advisory time

10:00-11:00am Grade Groups

11:00-11:30am Locker clean out

11:30am Students need to be picked up or walking to an alternate site by 11:30am

3:00pm Class of 2018 Graduation at the Wendy Williamson Auditorium, everyone is invited and encouraged to come and support the graduating Class of 2018.

Tuesday, May 22

Student-led conferences, students are only in the building with their parent/guardian for their scheduled conference time.

Wednesday, May 23rd

Student-led conferences, students are only in the building with their parent/guardian for their scheduled conference time.