Eastside Catholic SchoolStudent Guide

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Student guide · Semester 1 2026-2027

The semester, explained for Eastside Catholic School

Dates from the active academic calendar, plus the campus language and local details students actually need. Every entry comes from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

Relevant term
Semester 1 2026-2027
Campus terms
24
Local details
39

Academic calendar

Semester 1 2026-2027 runs Aug 26, 2026 – Jan 22, 2027. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.

3 entries
  1. Semester 1 2026-2027Relevant now
  2. School Year 2026-2027
  3. Semester 2 2026-2027

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Campus language

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24 terms

A

ASB
Associated Student Body, the school's student government organization.

B

Blue Day
A block schedule day where students attend their final four class periods.

C

Crusader Nation
A collective term for the school's students, alumni, and athletic supporters.
Crusaders
The official school mascot and the name used to refer to the student body.

D

DECA
A club focused on business, marketing, and entrepreneurship competitions.
Destiny
The signature four-day spiritual and personal growth retreat for the senior class.

E

EC
The standard shorthand abbreviation for Eastside Catholic School.

J

JSA
Junior State of America, a student-led political awareness and debating club.

L

LINK
Link Crew, a student leadership program where upperclassmen mentor incoming freshmen.
Link Crew
A student leadership program where upperclassmen mentor incoming freshmen during their transition to high school.
LTC
Life Tech Crew; the student organization that manages technical production for theater and school events.

N

NHS
National Honor Society, recognizing students for scholarship, leadership, and service.

O

Orange and Blue
The school colors, often used as a shorthand for school spirit.
Orange Day
A block schedule day where students attend their first four class periods.

S

SAGE
The school's dining service provider, Sage Dining Services.
STARS
Students Taking Action for Relationships and Safety, a peer-led mentoring and support program.

T

The Cage
The designated student cheering section at home athletic games.
The Commons
The central cafeteria and multi-purpose gathering space where students eat lunch.
The Cru
Short for 'Crusaders,' the school's mascot; used to refer to the student body or sports teams.
The Hill
A local reference to the school's location on the Sammamish plateau.
The Hub
The central cafeteria and student commons area where meals are served and students gather.
The Pit
The high-energy student cheering section at athletic events.
The Plateau
Refers to the school's geographic location on the Sammamish Plateau.
The Refectory
The primary campus dining hall and cafeteria located in the main building.

Places and practicalities

Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.

39 details
Academic Support
A specific time block in the schedule for students to meet with teachers for extra help or to complete assignments.
Athletic Center
The facility housing the weight room and athletic offices.
Athletic Pavilion
The main indoor sports facility containing the gymnasiums and athletic offices.
Blue Day
The block schedule day designated for even-numbered class periods (2, 4, 6, 8).
Canvas
The learning management system where teachers post assignments and course materials.
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Cru Cafe
Crusader Stadium
The primary outdoor athletic field for football, soccer, and track events.
Family Portal
The Veracross system used for official school records, schedules, and tuition management.
FinalForms
The online portal used by students and parents to manage athletic registration and medical forms.
Late Start
The weekly Wednesday schedule where classes begin later than the standard start time.
Late Start Wednesday
A weekly schedule adjustment where classes begin later in the morning to allow for faculty professional development.
Leonaux Field
The school's main outdoor stadium used for football, soccer, and lacrosse.
Mentor
A designated advisory period where small groups of students meet with a faculty member for guidance and community building.
Orange and Blue
The school colors, frequently used to denote spirit days or required dress-down attire.
Orange Day
The block schedule day designated for odd-numbered class periods (1, 3, 5, 7).
Orange/Blue Days
The block schedule system where classes are split into two alternating groups based on the day's color designation.
Plus
A designated academic support period where students can meet with teachers for extra help.
Plus Period
A dedicated block in the daily schedule for academic support, club meetings, or quiet study.
PlusPortals
The online system used by students and parents to monitor grades and attendance.
Spirit Wear
Specific days when students are permitted to wear school-branded apparel instead of the formal uniform.
St. Mary of the Lake
The campus chapel used for school masses, prayer services, and quiet reflection.
Surface
The Microsoft Surface laptop/tablet issued to every student as part of the school's 1:1 technology program.
The Athletic Center
The main gymnasium facility used for sports, PE classes, and pep rallies.
The Chapel
The St. Catherine of Siena Chapel, used for mass and quiet reflection.
The Commons
The central multi-purpose building used for dining, assemblies, and student life.
The Fields
The outdoor athletic complex including the stadium turf and track.
The Hub
The central building on campus that serves as the commons and dining area.
The Hub
The internal online portal used by students to access grades, assignments, and school news.
The Media Center
The school library and collaborative technology hub.
The Middle School Wing
The dedicated section of the campus for students in grades 6 through 8.
The Pavilion
The primary indoor athletic facility and gymnasium on campus.
The Plaza
The central outdoor courtyard area where students congregate during breaks and lunch.
The Spirit Shop
The on-campus store where students purchase school uniforms and Crusader gear.
The Stadium
The outdoor athletic field used for football, soccer, and lacrosse games.
The Turf
The main outdoor stadium and athletic field used for football, soccer, and lacrosse.
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The Cafeteria in the Commons
Touch of Class
The school's major annual fundraising gala and auction event.
Touchdown
The school's specific name for its advisory or homeroom period used for community building.
Veracross
The student information system used for accessing grades, attendance, and daily schedules.

Quick answers

Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.

What academic term is relevant now?
Semester 1 2026-2027 runs Aug 26, 2026 – Jan 22, 2027.
How much campus context is included?
24 approved campus terms and 39 local details are included in full.
Are all approved campus terms included?
Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
Where does this guide come from?
Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

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Life in Sammamish for Eastside Catholic School Students

Everything you need to know about living and studying in Sammamish.

Timezone

Pacific Time (PT)

Median Rent

$2,403

Cost of Living Index

204

Student Population

22,000

City Transportation

Walkability

25

Bikeability

35

Public Transit

King County Metro bus, Sound Transit regional services

Nearest Airports

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Climate Averages

Climate

Csb (warm-summer Mediterranean / marine West Coast)

Avg Annual Temp

52°F

Avg Snowfall

6 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

South Lot

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Designated for student permit parking only.

West Lot

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Designated for visitor and staff parking.

Campus Details

Academic System

Semester

Email Domain

@eastsidecatholicscho.edu

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