Acting 

The upcoming play, “Flaming Idiots,” will be performed from Oct. 25 to Oct. 28. The advanced acting class will also be practicing their pieces for the upcoming district tournament on Nov. 18. 

Career Center 

The National College Fair is on Oct. 19 at Expo Idaho from 9 am to 2 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm. Students can register at the NACAC National College Fair in Boise at nacacattend.org. 

Equality Club 

The Equality Club is making and designing pins to wear on T-shirts and put on backpacks, printing shirts for all the club members and planning fundraisers to raise money for the club. At the last meeting, they chose and elected their officers.  

FCCLA 

FCCLA has its Fall Conference on Oct. 23. The Eagle Chapter of FCCLA also plans to participate in the Eagle City Night of a 1000 Pumpkins event that starts of Oct. 23 and ends Oct. 27. They will be volunteering to help carve the pumpkins. 

German Club 

German Club meets every two weeks in Portable E (every other B-day Friday). The next meeting will be on Oct. 27. The club members would like to see new students at the next meeting. 

Key Club 

Key Club is in charge of Red Ribbon Week dress-up days this year from Oct. 24 to Oct. 28. The themes will be:  

Monday – Red Ribbon Week Kickoff (wear red) 

Tuesday – Team Up Against Drugs (sports jersey) 

Wednesday – Don’t Get Mixed Up with Drugs (Mismatch/crazy color day) 

Thursday – Make Our Country Drug Free (Red, White & Blue) 

Friday – Drugs Can’t Find Me (Camo) 

Also, throughout October, Key Club will volunteer with Spring Creek Assisted Living Center and the unique needs students at Eagle High to help paint pumpkins and decorate for the fall season. 

Marching Band 

The Marching Band’s performance this year is called First Circle. It is based on a piece of music called “First Circle” by the Pat Metheny Group. It’s a syncopated rhythm that the Eagle High band has never attempted because it’s challenging music with frequently changing time signatures and has stylistic shifts throughout the piece. It features Emily Wrapp on alto saxophone, Jaxon Schmit on tenor saxophone, Gianna Sprott on clarinet, Tyler Dodd on Baritone, Jacob Cohen and Grace Lee on trombone and Nico Schiavi, Abigail Perdomo and Gaige Rupprath on sousaphone. The Marching Band is excited for upcoming performances and to continue practicing.  

Also, congratulations to the band director TJ Eriksen and the Marching Band students on being 1 of 18 schools nationwide to qualify for the WGI Percussion World Championships in Dayton, OH, in April. Eagle High is the first school in Idaho to qualify for this prestigious competition. 

National Honors Society 

NHS has already participated in six events and have six more planned for the future, such as volunteering at the Meridian Food Bank on Oct. 24, Nov. 28 and Dec. 19 and participating in the recent hygiene and household drive. They will continue to hold events like these and contribute to the community through volunteer opportunities throughout the year.