BRING FRESH FRUIT AND VEGGIES THIS WEEK FOR BONNIE’S FRESH* FRUIT AND VEGGIE DRIVE. THE FOOD WILL BE PICKED UP AFTER SCHOOL AND BROUGHT TO CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES.  THE ADVISORY THAT BRINGS IN THE MOST FRUIT AND VEGETABLES GETS EXTRA POINTS FOR STELLER OLYMPICS! 

*NEXT WEEK WILL BE CANNED FOOD DRIVE.

Thank you 9th Army Band for an exciting concert!

Career-Technical Scholarship HERE

GCI 2018 Scholarship App HERE

Scholarship Applications are available in the Steller Office.

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See attachment HERE . Talk to your advisees. I know some students will be working next year to save up money for college.

Save the date for the Steller Activity Evening on Friday the 13th of April. Many activities will be happening at this midnighter event. Pizza will be sold by the slice. Activities chosen by students will be offered in a number of rooms. Travel to Japan will be celebrated through rooms devoted to Japan activities. See you soon.

The current price is $65. You can either order online or in the office at Steller. (You can verify your name on the list posted at school to see if you ordered one.)

If you have any questions email Svetlana at jackson_lana@asdk12.org. 

STUDENT APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN for the Outer Coast Summer Seminar

The Summer Seminar does not have a fixed cost of attendance. Please see the Set Your Own Cost of Attendance Form on the Summer Seminar webpage for more information.

SUMMER SEMINAR ACADEMIC COURSE 

Perspectives on Freedom, Authority, and Polarization will be co-taught by two amazing faculty, X̱’unei Lance Twitchell (joining us for the first part of the seminar) and Sharon Schuman.  

Course Description:

Gathered on the ancestral home of the Sheetkʼá Ḵwáan (People of the Outer Coast of Sheey), this seminar explores freedom, authority, and polarization through a series of readings and discussions that include diverse voices that shape and challenge our concepts of place, belonging, identity, and interactions. Readings will include Indigenous oral literatures, theories of cultural critique, classics of Western literature, and voices from the margins. The seminar focuses on freedom & authority as contested concepts and as potential remedies to polarization. Students will explore their developing views on these topics within a challenging context of self-government, labor, and community service.

The mission of Outer Coast is audacious: to prepare its students to make virtuous change in a world that, with every passing, tumultuous day needs it ever more. The 2018 Summer Seminar will allow us to test, refine, and further explore how to do this best.

 See flyer HERE