• Tomorrow is the Key Club sponsored Red Cross Blood Drive, held in the Greenheck lounge area. If you schedule an appointment, please make sure to add it to your calendar or set a reminder so you don't miss it!  Check the website to see if there are still openings.  Walk-ins are accepted but you might have to wait a bit.
• The sign-up for winter and spring sports has begun.  Please use the QR code located on bulletin boards around the school or in the athletics office to sign up for your winter and/or spring sport.  For any questions, please stop by the Athletics Office.
• Seniors: Need money for college? Check out studentscholarships.org where you will find over 430 scholarships available. Please also go to the Student Services Canvas Page under "College and Career Prep" and "Seniors" because that is the go-to location for any scholarship postings we receive. The more scholarships you apply for, the more money you are likely to receive.
• The DCE Band will be holding a bake sale today and tomorrow in the concession stand in the cafeteria.  Come enjoy some goodies and support the band!

Athletics

• JV and Varsity Volleyball vs Merrill at 5:30 and 7:00
• JV and Varsity Boys Soccer vs SPASH at Portage County Youth Complex at 5:00 and 7:00

• For students 16 years and older, there is still time to sign up to donate at the blood drive being held this Friday at Greenheck. Sign-up QR codes are posted outside rooms 300, 352, and throughout the building. We are still in need of 15 donors! All donors receive a $5 electronic gift card from the Red Cross. Thank you for making a difference! If you are still interested in joining Key Club but have not done so yet, please bring in your membership form and dues no later than this Friday.
• The sign-up for winter and spring sports has begun.  Please use the QR code located on bulletin boards around the school or in the athletics office to sign up for your winter and/or spring sport.  For any questions, please stop by the Athletics Office.
• Seniors, next Tuesday is the senior class picture being taken at 2:10pm, beginning of ELT.  This is the picture that hangs on the wall by attendance.  Even if you do not want to purchase one, everyone should attend.  Order forms are in the main office if interested in purchasing one.

• It's not too late to sign up for the Key Club sponsored Red Cross Blood Drive this Friday, Oct 7th, from 8am-2pm.  Students, 16 and older, are welcome to sign-up for slots to donate blood during a study hall or free period. Students can only donate during a class period if they have prior approval from their teacher.  Check out the Red Cross Blood Drive website and search for DC Everest OR scan the QR codes outside of room 300E or 352.  If you are 16 years old, you do need a parent permission form signed in order to be eligible to donate.  Those forms are available outside of room 300E. Give blood, have a snack, and help our community!
• Are you an Everest Superfan? The volleyball team is selling cotton t-shirts for $12 and cotton long sleeves for $18. Quantities are limited, so please see Ms. Bolen in the athletic office with payment to receive your shirt.
• Today during ELT, the Student Council will be meeting in the big room, room #310. New members are welcome!

Athletics

• JV and Varsity Boys Soccer vs Wausau East at 5:00 and 7:00
• JV and Varsity Volleyball at Crandon at 5:30 and 7:00

• "Have you ever wondered what you’re going to do after high school?  For many, college will be the next logical step, but despite this, there are many mysteries about college, such as: how we will figure out which school is right for us, how to apply, how to pay for it, and so on. If you’re a student who is feeling the pressure from any of the things we just mentioned, you may want to consider stopping by to visit Mr. Kyle Thao, a Career Coach from the University of Wisconsin System, who will be here every Tuesday from 8:30-2:30 in Room 209 across from the Attendance Office. Kyle is happy to work with you to answer questions you may have and offer help you may need with applying to a University of Wisconsin school."
• Admission counselors from UW-STOUT will be here on Monday, October 17th, from 11:00am-2:40pm to review UW-System Application for Seniors applying to UW-STOUT and giving same day admission decisions. Admission counselors will also be available to assist students with their application or review the application before it is submitted.  There will also be a drawing for one $1,000 scholarship for those admitted to UW-STOUT. There will be no application fee. Students interested should sign up in Student Services by Wednesday, October 12th. Prior to the event, students should complete, but NOT submit, the UW-System Application. The link for this application can be found in Canvas Announcements and Canvas Student Services Calendar. Students with questions should stop by Student Services
• It's not too late to sign up for the Key Club sponsored Red Cross Blood Drive this Friday, Oct 7th, from 8am-2pm.  Students, 16 and older, are welcome to sign-up for slots to donate blood during a study hall or free period. Students can only donate during a class period if they have prior approval from their teacher.  Check out the Red Cross Blood Drive website and search for DC Everest OR scan the QR codes outside of room 300E or 352.  If you are 16 years old, you do need a parent permission form signed in order to be eligible to donate.  Those forms are available outside of room 300E. Give blood, have a snack, and help our community.
• There will be a meeting for HOSA TODAY during ELT in the culinary room, room 131. This meeting will include information about upcoming competitions and what to expect for this year.
• Are you an Everest Superfan? The volleyball team is selling cotton t-shirts for $12 and cotton long sleeves for $18. Quantities are limited, so please see Ms. Bolen in the athletic office with payment to receive your shirt.
• This week's CarryTheE Athletes of the Week are:
  • Junior Girls Swimmer - Nevaeh Mathwich and
  • Sophomore Football Player - Oscar Latendresse
• Congrats to Nevaeh and Oscar, see Mr. Mathies for your gift card.

Athletics

• Varsity Girls Tennis Sub-Sectional at Rhinelander at 10:00
• JV Football vs Hortonville at 5:00

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Friday September 30, 2022

• SAGA is hosting its first meeting today in room 126. All are welcome!
• Key Club will be hosting a blood drive on Friday, Oct 7th, from 8:00am - 2:00pm.  Students 16 and older are welcome to sign-up for slots to donate blood during a study hall or during a class only if you have prior permission from that teacher - we will NOT be excusing students who don't have permission.  Check out the Red Cross Blood Drive website and search for DC Everest OR scan the QR codes outside of room 300E or 352.  If you are 16 years old, you do need a parent permission form signed in order to be eligible to donate.  Those forms are available outside of room 300E. Give blood, have a snack, and help our community!
• Students who have not picked up their Academic Letter awards, please do so today in the main office.
• There will be a meeting for HOSA on Monday, October 3rd during ELT in the culinary room, room 131. This meeting will include information about upcoming competitions and what to expect for this year.
• Congratulations to the Girls & Boys cross country teams for their performances at the City Meet last night. Noah Stachovak, Evan Fuchs, Tate Minnihan, Hailey Schober, Maria Selting, and Sara Mlodik cruised to top 10 finishes. Mlodik took the City Meet title and picked up a new course record with a time of 18:01. Sara also set a school record last week in the 3200 meter run with a time of 11:22. Congrats runners!

Athletics

• Varsity Football at Hortonville at 7:00

• Admission counselors from UW-STOUT will be here on Monday, October 17th, from 11:00am-2:40pm to review UW-System Application for Seniors applying to UW-STOUT and giving same day admission decisions.  Admission counselors will also be available to assist students with their application or review the application before it is submitted.  There will also be a drawing for one $1,000 scholarship for those admitted to UW-STOUT. 
  • There will be no application fee.
  • Students interested should sign up in Student Services by Wednesday, October 12th. 
  • Prior to the event, students should complete, but NOT submit the UW-System Application. The link for this application can be found in Canvas Announcements and Canvas Student Services Calendar.
  • Students with questions should stop by Student Services
• If you lost an item during homecoming, please come to the front office to check if it has been found.  We have clothing, jewelry, and earbuds.
• Any students who plan on going to the JV/Varsity Volleyball games at SPASH on Thursday should pre-purchase their tickets using Ticket Spicket.  A QR code is located in the Athletics Office for your convenience.
• There will be a SAGA meeting this Friday during ELT in room 126.
• Are you an Everest Superfan? The volleyball team is selling cotton t-shirts for $12 and cotton long sleeves for $18. Quantities are limited, so please see Ms. Bolen in the athletic office with payment to receive your shirt.
• Seniors: Interested in going to Northcentral Technical College? See if you're eligible for the NTC Promise scholarship, which is a full-tuition scholarship for up to 5 semesters. This scholarship, and all others as they come in, are posted on the Student Services Canvas Page. Check them out!
• Key Club will be hosting a blood drive on Friday, Oct 7th, from 8:00am - 2:00pm.  Students, 16 and older, are welcome to sign-up for slots to donate blood during a study hall or during a class only if you have prior permission from that teacher - we will NOT be excusing students who don't have permission.  Check out the Red Cross Blood Drive website and search for DC Everest OR scan the QR codes outside of room 300E or 352.  If you are 16 years old, you do need a parent permission form signed in order to be eligible to donate.  Those forms are available outside of room 300E. Give blood, have a snack, and help our community.
• There will be a DECA meeting in room 140 during ELT today to discuss two community service projects, the Miracle Minute and Trick or Can, and two upcoming field trips, DECA’s Central Region Leadership Conference and the JA Business Challenge. We welcome new members!

Athletics

• Varsity Girls Tennis Conference Meet at Wausau East at 9:00
• JV and Varsity Girls and Boys Cross Country Meet at Nine Mile School Forest at 4:30
• JV Boys Soccer at Wausau East at 4:30
• JV and Varsity Girls Swimming vs Wausau West at John Muir at 5:30
• JV and Varsity Volleyball at SPASH at 5:30 and 7:00

• If you lost an item during homecoming, please come to the front office to check if it has been found. We have clothing, jewelry, and earbuds.
• Any students who plan on going to the Varsity Boys Soccer game in Merrill tonight or the JV/Varsity Volleyball games at SPASH on Thursday should pre-purchase their tickets using Ticket Spicket.  A QR code is located in the Athletics Office for your convenience.
• There will be a SAGA meeting this Friday during ELT in room 126.
• UW Green Bay will be visiting tomorrow from 11-1 in the commons.

Athletics

• Varsity Girls Golf Regional at Brown County Golf Course

• Students who could not attend the Academic Letter Ceremony last night, please see Mrs. Seehafer in the main office today to pick up your award.
• Admission counselors from UW-STOUT will be here on Monday, October 17th, from 11:00am-2:40pm to review UW-System Application for Seniors applying to UW-STOUT and giving same day admission decisions.

Admission counselors will also be available to assist students with their application or review the application before it is submitted.  There will also be a drawing for one $1,000 scholarship for those admitted to UW-STOUT. 

There will be no application fee.

Students interested should sign up for Student Services by Wednesday, October 12th. 

Prior to the event, students should complete, but NOT submit the UW-System Application. The link for this application can be found in Canvas Announcements and Canvas Student Services Calendar.

Students with questions should stop by Student Services

• Attention All Students - Wednesday morning is the National See You at the Pole day.  This is a student-lead event where students are encouraged to come together to pray for their school, community, and any other purpose.  All students are welcome and encouraged.  The advisors will be at the flag pole in front of the school from 6:45 till 7:15 a.m.  Come on out anytime to join us.
• Do you have a knack for Business or IT?  Are you competitive?  Or do you like to travel and see new places and businesses?  Well, if you answered yes to one or all of those questions, then you would be a perfect fit for Future Business Leaders of America.  Attend the first meeting in Room 115 during ELT on Tuesday, September 27.  Get a doughnut and learn more about this great club! 
• If you lost an item during homecoming, please come to the front office to check if it has been found.  We have clothing, jewelry, and earbuds.
• Any students who plan on going to the Varsity Boys Soccer game in Merrill tonight or the JV/Varsity Volleyball games at SPASH on Thursday should pre-purchase their tickets using Ticket Spicket.  A QR code is located in the Athletics Office for your convenience.
• The final totals conclude that the winner of homecoming, with an impressive 1850 points, is… seniors!! The juniors’ winning parade float brought them to a close second with 1675 points, and the sophomores' contribution to the powder puff win finalized their total at 1,175. Thank you to all grades, students and staff, for your participation and excellent spirit throughout homecoming week!!
  Today there will be no meeting for student council. We appreciate your hard work last week!

Athletics

• JV and Varsity Girls Tennis at Lakeland at 4:30
• JV Boys Soccer at Lakeland at 5:00
• Varsity Boys Soccer at Merrill at 7:00
• JV and Varsity Girls Swimming Meet at 5:30

• Attention All Academic Letter recipients, tonight is the Awards Ceremony starting at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium.  Please check in with Mrs. Seehafer by the main doors of the auditorium when you get here tonight.
• Do you have a knack for Business or IT?  Are you competitive?  Or do you like to travel and see new places and businesses?  Well, if you answered yes to one or all of those questions, then you would be a perfect fit for Future Business Leaders of America.  Attend the first meeting in Room 115 during ELT on Tuesday, September 27.  Get a doughnut and learn more about this great club! 
• There will be a HOSA meeting TODAY during ELT in the culinary room, room 131. If you stopped by our booth at the club fair and wrote down your email, you should have gotten an email from our secretary, Elina Yang. If you have any questions, please feel free to email Mrs. Ritger or contact one of our Chapter Officers.
• Mock Trial season is starting next week! We are having an informational meeting for interested students during ELT today in room 345. It's a time to ask questions and also indicate if you'd like to officially join. If you have any questions or can't make it, email Mrs. Levake.
• Congrats to the newly elected 2022-2023 Key Club Officers:
  • President: Anika Lindell, Vice President: Max Dassow
  • Secretary: Braelyn Beiler, Editor: Samantha Kislow, WebMaster: Isabelle Jaipuri

Key Club is still accepting members through September.  Stop by room 300E or 352 for sign-up sheets or to get more information!

• This week's CarryTheE Athletes of the Week are:
  • Girls Tennis Player Senior Nina Allen, Nina won both her matches last week, leading the Evergreens to a 7-0 win over Merrill last Tuesday.
  • Boys Soccer Player Junior Lucas Rickert. Lucas scored the winning goal in the first-place battle against Wisconsin Rapids.

Congrats Nina & Lucas, see Mr. Mathies for your gift card.

• “ATTENTION GAMING CLUB STUDENTS: MONDAY - Today, there will be a  “B.A.M.M. Meeting” (“Club Meeting”) in Room 116 from 3:05 to 4:00 p.m.  All Gaming Club students are welcome to attend! TUESDAY - Tomorrow, the main event will be “Random Games”, starting in Room 116 from 3:05 to 5:30 p.m. *The deadline to turn in all membership forms is Friday, September 30th!”
• “Each week we are giving away $10.00 gift cards for students with perfect attendance during the week.  The 5 winners from last week's drawing are Jade Granza, Preston Moua, Cayden Aures, Calvin Gasall, and Marisa Dickerson.  Would the winners please stop by the attendance office to pick up your gift card before the end of the day. “

Athletics

• JV Football at Wisconsin Rapids at 5:00

• Happy Homecoming Week!  If you are planning to attend tonight's Homecoming football game, please be reminded that carry-ins including food/drinks, backpacks, balls, and skateboards/bikes are NOT allowed in the stadium and will be confiscated at the gate.  Concessions are available at the game.  Students in grades 9-12 as well as district staff get in free with their current 2022-23 school I.D. Come and support the Evergreens at all our sporting events this week!  The schedule of events can be found on the bulletin board outside the athletics office.
• Do you have a knack for Business or IT?  Are you competitive?  Or do you like to travel and see new places and businesses?  Well, if you answered yes to one or all of those questions, then you would be a perfect fit for Future Business Leaders of America.  Attend the first meeting in Room 115 during ELT on Tuesday, September 27.  Get a doughnut and learn more about this great club! 
• Seniors: Decrease the stress of writing your college essay! Come to the IMC during ELT on Tuesday, September 27 to meet with Kyle Thao, our Career Coach from the UW System. This workshop will offer you six simple but effective tricks that will help you write your college essay with more confidence, craft, and ease. If you can't attend this workshop, do not fear! Kyle is available every Tuesday in Room 209 from 8:30-2 PM and is happy to offer insight to students that need help with deciding if college is right for them, how to pick the right college, how to apply to college, how to complete FAFSA, and what to do after you've been accepted to a college. Sophomores and juniors are also welcome to visit Kyle if they have any early questions about college!
• Here are a few Key Club Reminders: any key club member is invited to walk in the parade today behind our float. Just meet outside around 4:45 where the floats are lined up and you will see Mrs. Ackley and Mrs. Rice there. Also- if you were a member last year, you still need to complete a new membership form along with annual dues. We would love to have you back! Membership applications are due by 9/29 to Mrs. Ackley or Mrs. Rice.
• There will be a HOSA meeting on Monday, September 26th during ELT in the culinary room, room 131. If you stopped by our booth at the club fair and wrote down your email, you should have gotten an email from our secretary, Elina Yang. If you have any questions, please feel free to email Mrs. Ritger or contact one of our Chapter Officers.
• Tonight at 5:00 is the homecoming parade, traveling from the senior high to Stiehm Staidum. Cheer on your evergreens including the band, many, many clubs, and your homecoming court! As a result, to allow for the parade float line up, all students parked in the first row of cars closest to Alderson Street must have their cars moved closer toward Greenheck and the tennis courts (or evacuated from the senior parking lot) by 4:15pm. Thanks for your cooperation students!

Athletics

• Varsity Football vs Wisconsin Rapids at 7:00