Important Information from the IKE Learning Commons (Posted 10/20/2020)
Eisenhower now has access to thousands of ebooks and audiobooks available via the Sora app or website. Click HERE for directions or visit the Eisenhower Learning Commons 2020-2021 Canvas course.
Allergy Awareness Policy (Posted 9/24/2020)
Even though food is not allowed in classrooms “The School District of New Berlin respectfully asks that students and their families refrain from bringing products containing peanuts or tree nuts into the classroom due to severe allergies of individuals that are students from the School District of New Berlin. We also ask that students exercise caution and help decrease the potential of cross-contamination by using proper handwashing with soap and water after consuming products that contain tree nuts or peanuts. If families have any questions regarding the SDNB Allergy Awareness policy, they may contact the SDNB Student Services Office.”
Christmas Clearing Council of Waukesha County (Posted 10-13-20)
Do you need Christmas assistance in 2020? For information on how to qualify and to fill out an online application, please follow this link.Deadline to apply: Monday, November 16, 2020 @ 11:59 p.m. No late applications will be accepted. Questions: info@christmasclearingcouncil.org
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (Posted 10-29-2020)
Attention Seniors: The FAFSA is available as of Oct. 1! Completing the FAFSA is a critical step in determining eligibility for federal, state and institutional aid, including grants and scholarships. Since aid is limited, it is important to apply early. The deadline for submitting FAFSA is June 30, 2021. Each college may have its own deadline so you should check with the college(s) you’re interested in attending. For more information about FAFSA, click here or click here to start your free application.
2020 Shadow Day (Posted 10-23-2020)
Eisenhower will be hosting our annual Shadow Day on Monday, November 2 to give prospective middle and/or high schoolers and their families a chance to learn why we continue to be recognized as one of the best public schools in Wisconsin. Due to COVID-19, this year's format will not include any actual shadowing of students. Rather families will attend a presentation and take an optional tour of the building. Families living within the SDNB boundaries are invited to register by calling 262-789-6267 or emailing: anne.warchol@nbexcellence.org
How to Schedule an Appointment With Your Counselor (Posted 10-6-2020)
To schedule an appointment with your School Counselor, students and parents can use the following links to book an appointment. You can also visit the Eisenhower Student Services website homepage to locate these same links. Please consider saving your counselor’s link as a favorite in your web browser.
After the appointment has been booked, students will receive a confirmation email. This email will serve as their pass out of the classroom. Check your spam folder if you do not see it in your inbox. Students must have this confirmation available in order to leave class to attend their appointment. If you have any questions please reach out to your assigned school counselor.
TESTING
ACT (Posted 9-18-2020)
The National ACT will be offered at Eisenhower on December 12, 2020. The registration deadline is November 6, 2020. The late registration deadline is November 20, 2020. Register online at: http://www.actstudent.org
College, Technical School, University & Military Virtual Visits (Posted 10-5-2020)
Students, Parents/Guardians, please accept our invitation to attend these virtual sessions along with your student or by yourself. These virtual visits are set up exclusively for Eisenhower students, parents and guardians! You will be provided with lots of wonderful information and a great opportunity to meet with an admissions representative. Please use this link to register and sign in.
November:
11/5/2020 Drake University @ 2:45 p.m.
Live Online AI Program by Stanford PhD Students this Winter (Posted 10-22-2020)
AI Scholars Live Online is a 10-session (25 hours) pre-college enrichment program that exposes high school students (Grades 9-12) to fundamental AI concepts and guides them to build a socially impactful project. Taught by our team of graduate students from Stanford University, students receive a personalized, interdisciplinary learning experience with a student-teacher ratio of 4:1. Students with prior programming experience are placed in an advanced cohort. We offer multiple dates and times for our Winter Break and Spring Semester programs. Students may applyhere by October 31st and learn more in the brochure or on our website. Please contact Lucas Hornsby at lhornsby@stanford.edu or at (917) 371-8971 with any questions.
Construction Trades WRTP/BIGSTEP Virtual Events (Posted 9/17/20)
WRTP/BIG STEP is hosting The Getting into the Trades: Youth Career Cluster Chats that will highlight the various construction skilled trades pathways and what is required for apprenticeship in these crafts.
Each session will feature an overview of the identified trades with a chance to hear from representatives working in the industry. We encourage students to sign up for as many or as few sessions that interest them. They can register to receive a recording if the time doesn’t work with their school schedule to attend “live.” The Zoom registration link can be found through the below links or by going to wrtp.org/events.
Attention all New Berlin Juniors and Seniors: The Wisconsin Education Fair will be held virtually this year due to Covid-19. This is your chance to speak with and listen to over 100 colleges, universities, and military organizations from across the state and nation. There are 3 dates available to attend the fair and each student/family should sign up for the date that best suits their needs. Please use this link to register and sign into your Virtual WEF experience. There will also be a Financial Aid presentation following the fair if you'd like to attend that as well. If you have any questions, please contact Matt Hunt at Matthew.Hunt@nbexcellence.org. Thank you and enjoy the fair!
Wednesday, 9/16
Wednesday, 10/7
Sunday, 11/8
Watch this video on how to navigate a virtual Wisconsin Ed Fair!
Are you interested in making a difference and being involved in a diverse and welcoming community? Then Eisenhower's new program, Best Buddies, is the place for you. If you are interested then contact advisors Jody Brill and Kathy Syltie via email: jody.brill@nbexcellence.org, kathy.syltie@nbexcellence.org. Please go to the Best Buddies website: https://www.bestbuddiesonline.org/ to complete a membership application.
HOSA Information (Posted 10/23/2020)
Mr. Burgardt is currently looking for smart, energetic high school age students who are interested in the healthcare field and joining HOSA: Future Health Professionals. HOSA is a student-run extracurricular group that is designed to help students learn and grow their interest in a health-related field. This year we are expanding our chapter to include students from both Eisenhower and West. Although this year has started in a very interesting way we are excited to use this opportunity of using the virtual tools we have to grow the chapter and reach more students and more of our community. This is a last call for any interested student to join for this current school year. If you want to join please fill out the google form - https://forms.gle/EZkJbCXTNKZ6meQC7 If you have any questions please email Mr. Burgardt at daniel.burgardt@nbexcellence.org
FINE ARTS
IKE THEATER FESTIVE WEAR (Posted 10/14/2020)
Get ready for the upcoming season with your very own IKE Theater "Ugly Sweater." Available in both short and long sleeve shirts or a crew neck sweatshirt, they're bound to be a favorite in your "Ugly Sweater" collection. Did you know the theater has been wearing masks since 600 BC? Show your IKE Theater pride and support with a custom face mask. Masks are made with a multi-layer cotton. All orders are due on November 2nd to Mrs. Baertschy in the theater. Please email Eisenhower.Theater@nbexcellence.org with any questions. ORDER FORM is attached HERE.
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Essay Contest (9th-12th grade)
The Voice of Democracy scholarship program is open to students in Grades 9-12. Students compete by writing and recording an audio essay on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is: Is This the Country the Founders Envisioned?
The NCWIT Award honors 9th – 12th grade students who self-identify as women, genderqueer, or non-binary for their computing-related achievements and interests and encourages them to pursue their passions.
Stephen J. Brady Stop Hunger Scholarships (7th-12th grade)
This scholarship is offered to students in all grade levels. The amount of the scholarship will be matched with a donation to help stop hunger. Students that apply will be giving their ideas to help stop hunger in their community.
Custodial Helper @ Holy Apostles School, New Berlin (Posted 10/14/20)
Location: 16000 W. National Ave., New Berlin 262-754-0172
Hours: Monday - Friday, flexible hours, starting anytime after 3:30pm to conclude shift on/before 8:00pm.
Age Requirement: Must be 16 or older.
Holy Apostles Catholic Parish is in search of a Custodial Helper to provide a safe, secure, clean, sanitized, and hospitable environment for visitors, parishioners, and staff.
Responsibilities :
Cleaning and disinfecting of common areas within the Parish Center and Parish Center Lobby.
Sweeping, mopping, vacuuming floors.
Dusting and/or washing of area surfaces; tables and counters.
Clean and stock restrooms.
Washing windows.
Collection of trash.
Cleaning of other areas as assigned.
Any other duties as assigned.
Contact: Kari Rikkola krikkola@hanb.org
Related to Career Clusters: Hospitality+Tourism
Retail Team Member @ Panera, Brookfield (Posted 10/12/20)
Location: 15040 West Greenfield Ave, Brookfield www.caareers.panerabread.com 414-719-8046
Start Date: ASAP
Hours: full and part time positions available
Minimum Age Requirement: 16 or older
We are seeking full or part time retail team members either to work in service (cashiering), or production (assembling salads, sandwiches, production orders). Students will learn time management skills, multi-tasking skills, customer service skills, cash handling skills and much more. We offer benefits including medical, dental and vision insurance; 401K, a 65% on shift meal discount as well as a 50% off duty employee discount. We are extremely flexible with high school students hours and are willing to work around class schedules. Pay begins at $9.75 with additional hourly tips ranging from $1-$2 extra per shift per day. Please feel free to call/text or e-mail Micaela Rogers with any questions.
Lifeguards - Milwaukee County Parks/Aquatics (Posted 10/9/20)
Location: 9480 W. Watertown Plank Rd. www.MKEswim.com
Timeline: June 2021 (Trainings begin in December)
Hours: Varies
Compensation: Starting pay of $12.68/hr
Age/Job Requirement: Must be age 16 by June 2021; Lifeguards must be able to swim 100 meters in 1:45 seconds
Individuals will receive in water rescue training, advanced first aid and CPR training, and onsite training for emergency situations. Roles include ensuring patron swimmer safety, enforcing rules, responding to patrons in distress, and facility maintenance. The job is a good starting point for individuals interested in getting experience in health and human services, emergency services and public services. Lifeguarding is an excellent way to develop skills in teamwork, adaptability, leadership, communication, and public relations. This position requires individual?s to work in a fast paced, outdoor environment at one of the 12 Milwaukee County pools or Bradford Beach.
Contact: aparks@milwaukeecountywi.gove
Related to Career Clusters: Government + Public Administration
Misc. Summer Openings @ Milwaukee County Parks (Posted 10/9/20)
Location: 9480 W. Watertown Plank Rd. www.countypark.com 414-257-8083
Timeline: Start June 2021
Hours: Varies
Compensation: Starting pay of $7.77-$11.71/hr (pay rate differ between departments and skills set)
Milwaukee County Parks are hiring for the Summer of 2021. Please visit the website to view openings: www.countyparks.com
To apply: https://county.milwaukee.gov/EN/Human-Resources
Related to Career Clusters: Government + Public Administration
Warehouse Technician @ Omni Capital Corp., Big Bend (Posted 10/7/20)
Location: W228S7060 Enterprise Drive, Big Bend www.omnicapital.us
Compensation: $10-$14/hour
Age Requirement: must be 16 or older to apply
Pre-requisite: Independent worker with a good driving record.
Job Description: Logging in and testing Computers. Students will learn about computers/medical equipment/team work. Positions following high school are as follows. Computer Tech gets promoted to Warehouse Manager, then promoted to Account Manager. Everyone that works in our office, started as a Warehouse Tech. You can work here after high school, all through college, part time if you go to college local, or if not, we are very busy during summers, and you would have full time work.
Contact: mary@omnicapital.us 262-662-9975
Related to Career Clusters: Information Technology + Computing
FUNDRAISERS
Junior Class Fundraiser (10/9/2020)
The junior class is holding a monthly fundraiser on the 3rd Monday of every month at MOD Pizza in New Berlin to raise money for their class account. Go to MOD and say you're there for Eisenhower, order online and enter the code posted for the date, or show this flyer before paying and they will donate 20% of your bill to the group. Better yet, RSVP to one (or more!) of the links below and you'll get an email reminder that the fundraiser is happening that day. Enjoy some pizza on the following dates: October 19 (code GR163379E), November 16 (code GR163380E), December 21 (code GR163385E), January 18 (code GR163386E), February 15 (code GR163388E), March 15 (code GR163389E), April 19 (code GR163390E), and May 17 (GR163392E).
Non-Discrimination Policy
The School District of New Berlin does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of age, gender, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability. Federal law prohibits discrimination in education and employment on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, or disability. View the Nondiscrimination Notice & Disclaimers page for more information.
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