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CRESCENTA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Daily Bulletin

Monday, April 16, 2018

CALENDAR of EVENTS

Mon. 4/16 No Activities Tues. 4/17 CAASPP (Periods 1,3,5) Block Schedule

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Hoover HS at Hoover HS – 3:30pm JV at CV – 3:30pm Boys and Girls Swimming vs. Burroughs HS at Burroughs HS – 3:30pm Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Glendale HS at CVHS – 3:30pm JV – 5:00pm Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Muir HS at Stengel Field – 7:00pm JV at Muir HS – 3:30pm

Wed. 4/18 CAASPP (Periods 2,4,6) Block Schedule Boys and Girls Varsity Track vs. Arcadia HS at CVHS – 3:30pm Boys Varsity Tennis vs. St. Francis HS at CVHS – 3:30pm

JV at Scholl Canyon – 3:30pm Thurs. 4/19 CAASPP (Periods 1,3,5) Block Schedule Boys Varsity Golf League Match #6 at Hansen Dam GC – 12:30pm Girls Varsity Softball vs. Pasadena HS at CVHS – 3:30pm JV at Pasadena HS – 3:30pm

PERIOD TIME MINUTES 1 and 2 7:55am – 9:56am 121 SNACK 9:56am – 10:15am 19 3 and 4 10:20am – 12:21pm 121 LUNCH 12:21pm – 12:57pm 36 5 and 6 1:02pm -3:03pm 121

PERIOD TIME MINUTES 1 and 2 7:55am – 9:56am 121 SNACK 9:56am – 10:15am 19 3 and 4 10:20am – 12:21pm 121 LUNCH 12:21pm – 12:57pm 36 5 and 6 1:02pm -3:03pm 121

PERIOD TIME MINUTES 1 and 2 7:55am – 9:56am 121 SNACK 9:56am – 10:15am 19 3 and 4 10:20am – 12:21pm 121 LUNCH 12:21pm – 12:57pm 36 5 and 6 1:02pm -3:03pm 121

Thurs. 4/19 Boys and Girls Varsity Swimming vs. Glendale HS at CVHS – 3:30pm (cont.) Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Pasadena HS at CVHS – 3:30pm JV at Pasadena HS – 3:30pm Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Burbank HS at Burbank HS – 3:30pm Freshmen and JV – 5:00pm Comedy Sportz Thursday Team at the Underground Theater – 5:00pm Fri. 4/20 CAASPP (Periods 2,4,6) Block Schedule Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Muir HS at Muir HS – 3:30pm JV at Dunsmore Park – 3:30pm Boys and Girls Varsity Track MSAC Relays at El Camino College - TBA Sat. 4/21 Boys and Girls Varsity Track MSAC Relays at El Camino College - TBA

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

• BILINGUAL COMPETENCY AWARD:

Seniors: A list of names of students who are candidates for the Bilingual Competency Award is posted on the bulletin board near the AP’s offices. Students must meet the criteria previously explained in order to receive the award. Please see Ms. Mooser in the Career Center on Mondays and Tuesdays if you have any questions.

• Come to the Falcon Award banquet on Tuesday, April 17 at 7:00pm, in the cafeteria to support your seniors and to find out which senior won the Falcon Award!

• Attention Seniors! Interested in being a Graduation or Reflections speaker? Sign up to audition in Mrs. Marshall's room (5305). Auditions will be held on May 1 and 2 after school. You must write a 3-5 minute speech for your graduating class. Speeches do not need to be memorized for your audition, but they should be rehearsed.

• Seniors!! The community service deadline is Monday, April 30. Turn in all forms by 3:30pm to the class box in the Library. Yes, you may turn them in early. Questions, visit the CVHS website at www.gusd.net/cvhs, students tab, then community service, or contact Mrs. Gay at rgay@gusd.net or visit the Library during lunch or after school. This deadline applies only to the Class of 2018.

PERIOD TIME MINUTES 1 and 2 7:55am – 9:56am 121 SNACK 9:56am – 10:15am 19 3 and 4 10:20am – 12:21pm 121 LUNCH 12:21pm – 12:57pm 36 5 and 6 1:02pm -3:03pm 121

A PATRIOTIC MOMENT:

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become

more, you are a leader.” -John Quincy Adams

Word of the Month and Ethic Trait: LOYALTY

“Unswerving loyalty to duty, constant devotion to truth, and a clear conscience will overcome every discouragement and surely lead the way to usefulness and

high achievement.” -Grover Cleveland

• Attention Students: Please drive carefully and be respectful of our neighbors. Please do not block driveways or move trash bins to park. It is important not to litter and clean up after ourselves. Falcon Pride!

• Students please remember the basic rules of street-crossing: stop at the corner and look both ways, be aware of your surroundings. Our intersections are not for diagonal crossing. Be safe.

• CV’s Theater Arts presents Moon over Buffalo by Ken Ludwig and directed by Drina Durazo. Starring the incredible Carter Thomas and Casey Murray. Moon over Buffalo will be presented in the Underground Theater for the next two weekends, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from April 12-April 22. Tickets are $8.00 for students, $12.00 for adults.

• Maria Jacobsen Memorial Scholarship Fund is sponsoring its 1st annual essay contest which is open to all high students. The theme for the essay is "In the more than 100 years that have passed since the Armenian Genocide - the first Genocide of the 20th century - which was rooted in bigotry, prejudice, intolerance, persecution, and deportation, what you believe your generation can do to make 'never again' a reality."

Additional information and guidelines are available at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Sl7jN-WWF0pBBBpWAWVH97S2sE923HA2/view Deadline to apply is April 16, 2018

• To All Academy Students: If you would like to go on a field trip to the USC Fraser Lab on Wednesday, April 25, permission slips are in room 2205. Slips are due by Friday, April 20.

• Are you a Girl Scout? Registration for Twilight Camp PATs, Pas, and ULs is now open? Questions? Contact

Camp Director Jillian Kauffman (“Sparkles”) cvgtwilightcamp@gmail.com or Ms. Smith (2201).

• 2018-2019 Pep Squad Tryouts May 7-11 – Parent info meeting on Tuesday, May 1. See Mr. Pehar for information flyer.

• Career Fair 2018 - CV PTSA is proud to be hosting Career Fair 2018 on Tuesday, May 1, 4th through 6th period in the Quad. Come meet and talk to more than 30 professionals (several CV alums) including entrepreneurs, physicians, tradespeople, first responders, engineers, non-profit administrators AND MANY MORE! PLUS there will be some organizations looking to hire for summer and part-time employment and internships. It will be like Amazon for careers! All who attend will receive a free copy of the instructional booklet You & Your First Job. Follow on Instagram at cvhs_instagram and on Twitter at @CVHS_falcons for more details!

• The presentation by cadets from Air Force ROTC Detachment 60 at USC has been rescheduled for Friday, May 11.

• ~Community Service Opportunity~ The Montrose Library is the recipient of a grant and would like teens to come and give their ideas and opinions about what our community needs. Right now the grant is the “community conversation” stage. This is where the grant team is going out to high schools, teen organizations, and individuals to ask: What kind of community do you want to live in? The first volunteer project will be Operation Paperback where teens will help create care packets of donated books that will be sent to military families across the country. Interested? Contact Melissa Wike at the Montrose Library 818 548 2048 or email MWike@glendaleca.gov. More info may also be found in the Library on the Community Service Board.

• Attention all Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors: The Verdugo Creative Technologies Consortium and GCC are hosting a “Saturday Academy” program. The purpose of the Saturday Academy is to motivate and prepare high school and community college students for careers in the high-growth creative, entertainment, and technology industry sectors. How to apply: www.glendale.edu/JumpStart Cost: FREE Tuition to High School Students Dates: Now to June 13 Location: Glendale Community College 1500 N. Verdugo Rd. Glendale, CA 91208

CLUBS

• Beatboxing Club is now changed to every Thursday, at lunch, in room 5208. Come bring lunch, a friend, and a water bottle. No experience needed.

• Students who would be interested in learning more about tobacco, e-cigarettes and hookah smoking and how

it affects your health, there is a TUPE (Tobacco Use Prevention and Education) program meeting every Tuesday at lunch in room 1106. All are welcome, pizza provided.

COUNSELOR CORNER

• Troy Philippines Outreach Program (TPOP) at USC aims to serve its local community by empowering high school students to find and maximize their potential and guide them towards their professional goals. We achieve this through a combination of community involvement, Filipino values, and academic support. We already have 10 interested mentors who would love to be paired with mentees.

INTEREST FORM: https://goo.gl/forms/k9l8yD8FJOxj81fJ2

• Attention all students interested in taking Korean: If you are thinking of taking the Korean Language classes and believe you may qualify for higher levels than the entry level, please prepare to take the Korean Assessment on Thursday, April 26, from 3:30-4:30pm in Room 7202. If you have further questions, please contact the Korean teacher, Ms. Song, or talk to your counselor.

• The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting a College Fair at the Pasadena

Convention Center on Thursday, April 26 from 6:00-8:30pm. Over 200 colleges and universities will be represented. Students can get more information or pre-register for the event at https://www.nacacfairs.org/attend/national-college-fairs/los-angeles-college-fair/

• College Bound Juniors should register for the spring SAT or ACT so you will have scores available when researching "best fit" colleges/universities. Remember the essay portion is required for the University of California campuses and several private schools. When registering, take advantage of the 4 score reports included in the registration fees to avoid having to pay more later on. SAT subject tests are not required by UC or CSU but students should check other out of state or private college requirements, as needed.

SAT dates/deadlines: www.sat.org Saturday, May 5 (deadline 4/6); and Saturday, June 2 (deadline 5/3)

ACT dates/deadlines: www.act.org Saturday, June 9 (deadline 5/4); and Saturday, July 14 (deadline 6/15)

• → Army reps will be in the Counseling Office every Monday during lunch time. → Marine reps will be in the Counseling Office 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month, during lunch time.

→ Navy reps will be in the Counseling Office 3rd Wednesday of every month during lunch time.

• GCC Visits (lunch time) Tuesdays at 12:15-1:00pm

▪ April 17 ▪ May 1, 8, 15 and 22

• There will be a rep from California State University of Northridge in the Counseling Office on Wednesday, April 25, during lunch time to meet the interested students.

• Join the Verdugo Creative Technologies Consortium (VCTC) for an evening of independent filmmaking

magic! The event will feature student films and a special presentation from industry guest speaker, Loic Zimmermann and is scheduled for Sunday, May 20th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at the John Wayne Performing Arts Center on Brand in Glendale. GUSD looks forward to celebrating the dedication, hard work and creativity of students and teachers from across the region. To RSVP visit http://evite.me/VTZTACUs36

• It’s time to register for CAREER TREK DAY at Glendale Community College, Thursday, April 26, 9:00am -1:30pm. Students are free to select any of the workshops listed; however, workshops may reach maximum capacity, if this occurs they will be redirected to another workshop. Some workshops include:

1. Architectural Technology 2. Animation 3. Culinary Arts (this will be a Walk-through session) 4. Dietary Services Supervisor 5. Engineering Technology and Drafting Technology 6. Entrepreneurship 7. Fire Academy 8. Healthcare Administration 9. Fitness Specialist 10. Nursing 11. Lighting/Photo

Please register at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6sLkD7W-P9bw4URwGru_bGFapL39LTX8Hnu50CSsqzKFrZg/viewform

• Ladies: Are you interested in learning about programming, electromechanical and environmental engineering and design? Are you interested in designing and building robotic weather station and air pollution sensor? Glendale Community College is offering a Makerspace Summer Academy for our female students from June 18-July 12. Students will earn one college unit for Engr 49 (Engineering Independent Study). Please visit the GUSD CTE website for more information and the application to enroll: https://www.gusd.net/Page/7086 or email Dr. Makijan, CTE Lead Pathway counselor, nmakijan@gusd.net. Space is limited, apply as soon as possible.

• Students, your opinion matters. What kind of community would you like to live in? Montrose Library is starting the Small Steps Project and looking for input from teenagers to express the type of community they want to live in. Students will be assisted to develop projects that directly target their aspiration. Participants will be granted volunteer hours. For more information please contact Ms. Melisa Wike at MWike@glendaleca.gov or (818) 548-2048.

Pasadena Foothills Assoc. of Realtors - is offering (10) $1000 scholarships to seniors graduating from the public high schools in the areas of La Canada, La Crescenta, Sunland/Tujunga, Pasadena & So. Pasadena. Award based on essay describing your future plans, education, field of study, career objectives, values and goals in life. Pick up a copy of the application from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration Office. Deadline to apply is Monday, April 16, 2018

Galpin Ford of North Hills is offering 2 different scholarships to graduating seniors. (1) Boeckmann Family scholarship is awarding ten (10) $1000 scholarships to graduates pursuing a career in the automotive field at either 4yr./2yr. college or ocupational school that specializes in auto mechanics or sales. (2) Armand Arabian scholarship has three (3) $1000 scholarships for students who have made a difference in pursuing a career in military, law enforcement, nursing, physician field or to an individual who has performed something unique through volunteerism and community involvement. Application and information is available at https://www.galpin.com/scholarship. Hurry, deadline to apply is April 21, 2018. Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) scholarship program is designed to offer local government and planning experience that students can use to develop long-term career goals. Scholarship applicants must have a min. 3.0 GPA, submit a 500-word essay and intend to pursue a college major in urban planning, environmental planning, engineering and/or political science. Apply online at www.scag.ca.gov/scholarship Deadline - April 27, 2018

The Armenian National Committee of America, Glendale Chapter - has established the Upstander Scholarship in order to recognize students who have witnessed injustices occur, and as upstanding citizens, taken steps to address those injustices. Eligible students must be current GUSD graduating high school senior planning to attend an accredited college, university or vocational/trade school and possess good academic standing. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office or can be submitted online at www.ancaglendale.org/scholarships. Hurry, deadline to apply is April 30, 2018. AMVETS (American Veterans) is the nation’s most inclusive Congressionally-chartered veterans service organization. This organization will be offering two scholarships specific to children/grandchildren of Veterans, Active Duty, Guard/Reserves who are current high school seniors graduating in 2018. The application process and additional information is available online at www.AMVETS.org/scholarship. Deadline to apply is April 30, 2018

Community Scholarship Foundation of La Canada Flintridge, Inc. – offering scholarships to graduating seniors attending any high school within the city of La Canada Flintridge and including Crescenta Valley HS. Applications must have a min. 3.0 GPA, be U.S. citizen. Recipients are selected based on various factors including triumph over an obstacle, hardship or extenuating circumstances, financial need, community service, future promise and academic achievement. Scholarship award can be used at either a 4-yr/2-yr college/university, or trade/technical school. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office or online at www.csflacanada.org. Deadline is April 30, 2018.

Armenian Relief Society, Talin Chapter - is offering scholarships to graduating seniors of Armenian-American descent. Students must have a min. 3.5 GPA, be active in school and community and have plans to attend a college or university in the fall. Pick up a copy of the application from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline to apply is May 1, 2018. The Canada Auxiliary of Professionals of Assistance League of Flintridge – is offering $2000 scholarships to graduating seniors from CVHS who will be continuing their higher education at a 2-year college or accredited occupational program. Interested students must have a min. 2.5 GPA and prepare a one-page essay addressing your career goals, achievements, and activities. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration Office and deadline to apply is May 4, 2018

CRESCENTA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2018

CAASPP Block Bell Schedule

Periods 1, 3, & 5 on 4/5, 4/9, 4/11, 4/17 & 4/19

Periods 2, 4, & 6 on 4/6, 4/10, 4/12, 4/18 & 4/20

PERIOD TIME MINUTES

1 and 2 7:55am – 9:56am 121

SNACK 9:56am – 10:15am 19

3 and 4 10:20am – 12:21pm 121

LUNCH 12:21pm – 12:57pm 36

5 and 6 1:02pm – 3:03pm 121

2018 CAASPP Calendar

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

April 4/2

4/3 CAASPP Training

during Faculty Banking Day

4/4 4/5 CAST Science testing in English 12 classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 1, 3, 5

4/6 CAST Science testing in English 12 classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 2, 4, 6

April 9-13 4/9 CAT ELA Test in English Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 1, 3, 5

4/10 CAT ELA Test in English Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 2, 4, 6

4/11 PT ELA Test in English Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 1, 3, 5

4/12 PT ELA Test in English Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 2, 4, 6

4/13 Regular Schedule ELA/Science Make up testing

April 16-20 4/16 Regular Schedule ELA/Science Make up testing

4/17 CAT MATH Test in Math Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 1, 3, 5

4/18 CAT MATH Test in Math Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 2, 4, 6

4/19 PT MATH Test in Math Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 1, 3, 5

4/20 PT MATH Test in Math Classes with Chrome book carts Block Schedule Periods 2, 4, 6

April 23-27 4/23 Regular Schedule

4/24 No School

4/25 Regular Schedule Math Make up testing

4/26 Regular Schedule Math Make up testing

4/27 Regular Schedule

April 30-May 4/30

5/1

5/2

5/3

5/4

2018 Senior Prom Policy & FAQs SENIOR PROM: Theme – Around The World WHEN: Saturday, May 19, 2018 7:00-11:00 pm at the Belasco Theater, Los Angeles COST: Single: ASB card: $100 - NO ASB/Non CVHS Student/Guest: $120 April 10 - April 27 Beginning April 30 - May 10, -- $115 with ASB - $130 NO ASB/Guest Pass. TICKET SALES: CASH AND CREDIT IN STUDENT STORE - CREDIT CARD ALSO ACCEPTED ONLINE! Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/JcoA8NEcuyr The Belasco Theater, 1050 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Parking/Limo Drop: Suggestion - Joe’s Auto Parks, 1002 S. Hill St, $10. Limo Drop in front of Belasco Theater There are other Parking lots surrounding Belasco. Except Joe’s, most are valet only. (Prom, Buffet dinner, unlimited soft drinks, dessert buffet, and Prom Plus are included in the price) Dinner buffet service time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Dessert buffet service time: 8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. No tickets will be sold after Thursday May 10. Students bringing a NON CV GUEST must purchase both tickets at Student Store. No tickets will be sold at the door. Students cannot depart Prom until 10:00 PM GUEST PASSES ARE DUE IN THE ASST. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE, LUNCH Thursday, May 3. NO STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTED INTO THE EVENT AFTER 9:00 PM! NO Departures until 10:00 PM BRING YOUR ID PHOTO INFORMATION: Formal Photos and Photo Booth DRESS: Formal Attire GUESTS: A guest may be any CVHS student, a student from another school, or a person who no longer attends high school. Non-CV guests must go through the guest approval process. Forms are available in the Assistant Principals’ Office. Allow 3 days to process. NO MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE DANCE AND NO ONE AS A GUEST CAN BE 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. You are responsible for the behavior of your guest. Purchasing your Dance ticket(s) is your acceptance that you are promising not to use drugs or alcohol before coming to or during any school activity. You may also be subject to a breath analyzer test. All persons in attendance at the dance are required to maintain modest semi-formal attire at all times. No refunds given to persons refused entry due to dress code violations. All persons are also required to maintain appropriate behavior on and off the dance floor. When bringing a guest to any school activity, you are responsible for his/her behavior. Attendance of any school activity, during and/or after school hours, under the influence of drugs/alcohol or found responsible for damage to property at Crescenta Valley, its staff, its students, and/or the venue, you will be suspended from school, face removal from any co-curricular activity. You may also be denied the right to attend school functions for the remainder of the semester or school year. You may also be required to make restitution for damages.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Tickets sold to CVHS students only. Students must present valid CVHS identification at time of purchase. No students will be allowed into the Dance without presenting identification. Should the date be from another school, he/she must present a valid school picture ID and/or valid California ID. Any changes in information above must be done prior to the dance during school hours. Refund request must be made in writing prior to the dance using the parent/guardians name and address. Refund checks will be issued and mailed to parent/guardian. NO REFUNDS AFTER MAY 11.

At the Prom: Pat down and Dance Policy in effect. Don’t bring lanyards, gum, perfume, pens, markers, lighters, etc…. They will be taken, and not returned Coat check bags will be available. Think ahead about bringing Electronic devices (cell phones, cameras, PDA’s). CVHS and Event Coordinators not responsible for items taken away.

BILINGUAL COMPETENCY AWARD: Seniors: A list of names of students who are candidates for the Bilingual Competency Award is posted on the bulletin board near the AP’s offices. Students must meet the criteria previously explained in order to receive the award. Please see Ms. Mooser in the Career Center on Mondays and Tuesdays if you have any questions.

2018 Fremont Family Fiesta !!! Saturday, April 21st, 3-7pm

3320 Las Palmas Ave., Glendale, CA 91208

Fremont Alumni Live Bands – FREE CONCERT-Fallen Kingdom at 3pm -Mt. Pool at 5pm

Games & Attractions-Kiddy Games -Carnival Games -Prize Booth -Silent Auction -Galaxy Booth -Kings Booth -L.A. Shave Ice -Snack Bar & Bake Sale

Rides & Interactive Fun-Inflatable Rock Wall -Euro Bungee Ride -60 foot Obstacle Course -20 foot Tropical Slide -Football Sport Cage -Hoop Zone

Wristbands for unlimited play & Tickets for Snacks-$25 Regular Wristband / activity waiver required -$10 Under age 5 Wristband -$6 Ticket Bundle (for $2 snack bar items) VISIT www.gusd.net/fremontfamilyfiesta or purchase wristbands and tickets at the event

Career Fair 2018 - CV PTSA is proud to be hosting Career Fair 2018 on Tuesday, May 1st, 4th through 6th period in the Quad. Come meet and talk to more than 30 professionals (several CV alums) including entrepreneurs, physicians, tradespeople, first responders, engineers, non-profit administrators AND MANY MORE! PLUS there will be some organizations looking to hire for summer and part-time employment and internships. It will be like Amazon for careers! All who attend will receive a free copy of the instructional booklet You & Your First Job. Keep an eye out for more Career Fair 2018 information on CVHS student social media sites!

Community Contribution

Do you shop at Ralphs? If so, please enroll in this program … it does not cost you anything to participate. Last quarter, we earned $500 with only 15 families enrolled. It is exciting to imagine how much more money we can earn if all Ralphs shoppers support this effort! Each year on August 31st, all participants are automatically removed from this program by the company so annual enrollment is necessary. It’s Easy … just shop, swipe your card & earn a rebate for Crescenta Valley High School PTSA! Register your Ralphs rewards card online at www.ralphs.com, select Community Contributions, and select CVHS PTSA NPO#83160. Or, call 800-443-4438. Thank you for your support.