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H1N1 Vaccine
Clinic at Tate High School
Monday, February 8, 2010 from 2-5
p.m. at Tate High School
Vaccine available for students, parents,
siblings, and staff
Free of charge
Parent consent is required for students under 18
years of age.
Consents will be sent home and are also
available in the office.
H1N1 Influenza information
Parent
letter
Handwashing
poster
Sophomores/Juniors: Do you have a dream
career in mind? If you do - or if you have just
started to explore options – please consider
applying for an internship experience
coordinated by the Workplace Learning
Connection. The internship program is designed
to help you make those important future
education and career decisions by getting out
and exploring a career that interests you.
Please see your
school guidance counselor if you want to apply.
Applications are due soon for summer/fall 2010
sessions! Get connected to your future career
today!
www.workplace-learning.org
Desdemona and Carnage made a repeat
visit to Tate on Friday morning. The
Minneapolis-based beat-box team gave a
fabulous performance to the entire
student body. They also provided a
workshop for interested students on the
basics of beat-boxing and the creative
writing process.
Students and staff thoroughly enjoyed
the performance!
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1st
Trimester Award Winners.
Congratulations to all those who achieved
high marks in academics, service,
citizenship and attendance. |
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This year's feast would
not have been possible
without the gallant
efforts of our
counselor, Mark Jensen.
Thanks, Mark, for your
sweat equity, incredible
planning and giving
spirit that makes our
feast the best it can
be!
More
photos, click here. |
2009-10 Student Body
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The Taste
of Tate event was a complete
success.
Over 100 people enjoyed great food and
karaoke singing. Thanks to all the local
food vendors and families who donated
delicious food to make our event a great
time. Students, families and staff
participated in a relaxed and
comfortable atmosphere, where smiles and
laughter were abundant.
"This is by far, the best event I've
attended at the alternative school. I've
been to several celebration events, such
as graduations, auctions, and special
occasions over the course of the last 18
years and the Taste of Tate was
unbelievable," said Ewa, the wife of
teacher Dr. Hani Elkadi.
Andrew Wooten's visit
Multiple Intelligence Survey
It is the policy of the Iowa City Community School
District not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color,
religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, sexual
orientation, gender identity, veteran status, disability, or
socioeconomic status in its educational programs, activities, or
employment practices.If you believe you have (or your child has)
been discriminated against or treated unjustly at school, please
contact the Equity Director,
Ross Wilburn, at
509 S. Dubuque Street, 319-688-1000.
Last updated
02/05/2010
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