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San Gorgonio High School 2299 Pacific Street
San Bernardino, CA 92404 Phone Number: (909) 388-6524
Fax: (909) 388-6498 Website: https://sangorgonio.sbcusd.com/
Principal: Dion Clark
Expect Excellence Everyone, Everywhere, Every Time
Aeries Parent/Student Portal link:
https://sbcusd.asp.aeries.net/student
SGHS Daily Announcements QR Code
Daily Announcements Link: http://bit.ly/2Fg6RlM
Athletics Website: https://sangorgonio.sbcusd.com/athletics
Contacting a Staff Member To contact a San Gorgonio High School teacher, administrator or staff member, type the following in your email program: Member’s [email protected] Example: [email protected] Or go to: https://sangorgonio.sbcusd.com/school_info/staff
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History of San Gorgonio High School
San Gorgonio High School first opened its doors in 1965 under the leadership of Principal George E. Lucas. Situated at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains, San Gorgonio is named after Mt. San Gorgonio, which reaches higher than any other peak in Southern California. San Gorgonio High School is a comprehensive high school in the San Bernardino City Unified School District. The school motto, “Expect Excellence - Everyone, Everywhere, Every Time,” was developed in the 2002-03 school year and is the inspiration toward reaching the highest limits of educational excellence. We are the Spartans and proudly wear Columbian blue and black. The school gained some notoriety when the 1,600-meter girls' relay team from San Gorgonio High set a U.S. scholastic record in 1979. The summary looked like a typographical error: 3:44.1 (Howard-Howard-Howard-Howard) but neither the remarkable time nor the names were wrong. It was instead a breakthrough by what could be called the first and the fastest family of U.S. women's track—the Howard sisters: Artra, 18, Sherri, 17, Tina, 16, and Denean, 15.
Alma Mater
O’ San Gorgonio High School,
we raise our song to thee The mountains standing ‘round us,
repeat the melody The blue of far-flung distance In which your future stands
The black of strength and boldness, the white of purity.
Fulfillment of your future lies in us and with pride
We’ll go to higher achievements in places far and wide.
Our Alma Mater, to thee our pledge of truest loyalty
And ever upward, onward, your mem’ry at our side.
School Colors
Blue, black and white are San Gorgonio High School’s colors. On occasion, “spirit days” will be held. On these days, students and staff are encouraged to wear school colors to demonstrate pride in the school, to promote spirit and to support athletic teams.
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San Gorgonio High School Mission Statement
San Gorgonio High School is a comprehensive community-related school, which encourages academic challenge, development of individual talents and skills, and positive connections
between student and the community
San Gorgonio High School Vision Statement
Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ACT)
Achieve Proficiency in Academic Skills § Score at proficient or advanced on standardized tests in all subject areas § Demonstrate comprehension and use of academic vocabulary to access rigorous
content § Apply correct mathematical concepts to solve problems
Communicate Effectively
• Use appropriate social and academic language to communicate ideas effectively through a variety of written and oral forms
Think Critically
§ Apply problem solving skills effectively § Use analysis, synthesis and evaluation to increase knowledge § Use the writing process to enhance critical thinking skills § Demonstrate a variety of research skills § Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation for cultural and ethnic diversity § Participate in career exploration which may include interest inventories, resume
writing, senior notebooks, internships, and job shadowing
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Student Responsibilities
All students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that will promote a positive learning environment and a safe and orderly campus.
1. Students requested by security officers or any school personnel to come to the office must cooperate. Defiance will result in disciplinary action.
2. Once a student has arrived at school, he/she may not leave campus for any reason without specific permission from parent/guardian and the administration.
3. Before school and after breaks, students must report to class promptly when the bell rings.
4. Students are required to stay in the quad area during lunch.
Off-limit areas include:
• Parking lots, except for coming to or leaving campus • All areas of the back field, except for supervised activities • Behind any classrooms • Front area of the school and all streets leading to San Gorgonio,
except when coming to or leaving campus • Speicher Park
5. San Gorgonio students are not to go on or near other school campuses and are
not to interfere with students going to and from other schools. Students who violate this policy will be subject to arrest by police, and suspension from school.
6. All non-students, including adults, who trespass on San Gorgonio’s campus
may be subject to arrest by police. Students from other schools who are found trespassing will be referred to their school administration for disciplinary action.
7. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain a vest pass from the teacher whenever
he/she needs to be out of class for any reason. Once a student has received a vest, he/she must wear the vest to go to their destination for which the pass was provided. Any deviation will result in disciplinary action.
8. Gambling and wagering are prohibited on campus and will result in disciplinary
action.
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9. Any excessive display of affection is unacceptable on school grounds or at any school sponsored activities. This refers to kissing, lengthy hugging, petting, and other physical demonstrations considered to be inappropriate or offensive.
10. Students on suspension are not to be on or near any school campus during the
period of suspension. They are prohibited from attending any school activities while on suspension.
11. Students are not to be in possession of permanent markers, scoring tools or
any other graffiti materials while on campus or any school-sponsored activity.
12. Students are expected to treat all staff members with respect. Students who display inappropriate behavior when a guest teacher is in charge will receive disciplinary action and possible suspension.
13. Plagiarism (copying someone else’s work) and/or any form of cheating will not
be tolerated. Credit/productive hours will not be awarded for students caught cheating. Additional disciplinary action may also be taken.
DRESS CODE POLICY
A student may not remain at school dressed in a manner in which his/her clothing or lack of clothing, 1) creates a safety hazard of said student or for other students at school and/or, 2) constitutes a serious and unnecessary distraction to the learning process or tends to disrupt campus order. Students’ belongings must also adhere to this policy. Students shall wear appropriate clothing and footwear for school. The student’s attire must not offend the rules of decency or reflect negatively on or distract from any phase of the education program. Students and parents need to know the following dress code guidelines. When a student’s dress is found to be in violation of the guidelines, that student may be required to modify his/her apparel, or the student may be sent home to change. The following is a list of specific infractions to clarify San Gorgonio’s expectations and enforcement. THE FOLLOWING DRESS CODE RULES APPLY:
• No midriff tops (that means no stomach or skin showing) • No backless tops, halter tops, tube tops, tops with one shoulder strap, low front
plunging tops • No revealing sports jerseys
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• No derogatory phrases or derogatory images on clothing or belongings • No player 69 shirts, No #13 shirts or jerseys • No tobacco, alcohol, or drug advertisement products on clothes or belongings • Skirts/shorts must measure mid-thigh length when sitting down • Clothing must not be transparent • No clothing or belongings with gang identifying symbols, numbers, images,
verbiage, etc. • No head gear in classrooms or offices (this includes hoodies, hats, caps,
beanies, wave caps, do-rags, skull caps, scarves, etc.) IF YOU ARE FOUND WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN YOUR POSSESSION, THEY WILL BE CONFISCATED AND RETURNED TO YOUR PARENT.
• Bandanas • Pocket chains
In cases of questionable dress (not covered in the guidelines listed above), the student will be counseled and a parent or guardian will be contacted. The site administrator or designee reserves the right to make a judgment call on all dress code items which are deemed a distraction to the educational environment or a hazard. These decisions will be based on California Education Code, District policy, and site decisions. Students must modify their clothing if it is determined by the school administrator or designee to be inappropriate for school. Students who refuse to modify their clothing or belongings could face disciplinary measures.
Important Days and Holidays Please refer to website for specific dates: www.sbcusd.com
First Day of School
Labor Day Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Recess Winter Recess
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Lincoln’s Birthday
Washington’s Birthday Spring Recess
Graduation / Last Day of School
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BELL SCHEDULE
TUESDAY - FRIDAY
Period Time 0……………………………….. 6:20-7:24 1………………………………... 7:30-8:20 2……………………………...… 8:26-9:16 3………………....………........ 9:22-10:12 4…………..…………………. 10:18-11:12 First Lunch………………….. 11:12-11:47 5A…………………………… 11:18-12:08 Transition………………....... 11:53-12:08 Second Lunch………………. 12:08-12:43 5B…………………………… 11:53-12:43 6………………………………. 12:49-1:39 7………………………………... 1:45-2:35 8………………………………... 2:40-4:10
MONDAY (Late Start)
Period Time 0…………………………………. None 1………………..……………. 9:45-10:17 2……………………………. 10:23-10:55 3……………………………. 11:01-11:33 4………….………………… 11:39-12:13 First Lunch………………… 12:13-12:48 5A…………………………. 12:19-12:59 Transition……….………….. 12:54-12:59 Second Lunch……………….. 12:59-1:34 5B..………………...………… 12:54-1:34 6.…………………...…………. 1:40-2:12 7………………………………. 2:18-2:50 8………………………………. 2:56-4:00
1st Lunch = Buildings A, C 2nd Lunch = Buildings B, D, E, G, H, SE, PE
MINIMUM DAY Period Time 1………………………………………………………..7:30-8:06 2………………………………………………………..8:12-8:45 3………………………………………………………..8:51-9:24 4……………………………………..………………..9:30-10:03 5……………………………………..………………10:09-10:42 6…………………………………..…..………….….10:48-11:21 7……………………………………………………..11:27-12:00 Lunch………………………………………………..12:00-12:35
Communications
Students are encouraged to listen to the Daily Announcements as they are usually read during the first part of 4th period. Club information, sporting news, scholarship opportunities, information about upcoming activities and other important information will be announced. The QR Code and link are located on the first page of this agenda.
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Yearbook The Summit Yearbook is sold throughout the year and is distributed around the last week of school. Ordering information is given out at the new student orientation, open house, and on the school’s website. Announcements are made throughout the school year. Contact our yearbook advisor for more information.
Classroom Passes Teachers are asked not to issue restroom passes during the first fifteen minutes and last fifteen minutes of class, or during 5th period. Students are expected to take care of personal needs before coming to class. Students do have time to use the restrooms during passing period. Vest passes to the restroom during class time should only be given for emergencies. It is not unreasonable for teachers to expect a student who makes continual requests to use the restroom to provide a medical excuse. Students who are out of class without a vest pass will be stopped by security and sent to class or to see their vice principal.
Student Council San Gorgonio students are eligible to participate in Student Council as class representatives. Student Council is a rewarding experience and helps students develop leadership skills. Student Council members are required to help plan and implement school activities, as well as perform community service. Students may earn credits by successful participation and completion of minimum attendance and scholarship requirements. Interested students should see the ASB Director. No fifth-year seniors can participate in student council.
ASB Cards The ASB Card cost is only $50 (Freshmen receive a special discount price of only $25) and will return huge savings throughout the school year. All regular season league home and away football, basketball, and wrestling events are free of charge with an ASB Card (savings of $3-$5 per game). Admission to the Football Homecoming dance is free ($20 savings), and the following discounts are included: Winter Semi-Formal Dance ($15); Prom ($25); and Grad Nite ($10). Admission to school plays and all ASB sponsored activities will be discounted. There are discounts offered at many local businesses for ASB Card holders. Also, athletes purchasing an ASB Card will not have to pay for any patches or letters earned during their season. As you can tell, the ASB Card will more than pay for itself with regular use. Students can buy their ASB card at the Finance Office.
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Campus Clubs
School clubs at San Gorgonio High School are organized for the purpose of service to the school, the community and personal growth of its members. Students who become involved in club activities will obtain recognition and have the opportunity to develop their leadership potential in a positive atmosphere. Students are encouraged to expand their experiences by joining clubs at San Gorgonio High School and must have parental permission. Clubs meet at lunchtime and/or after school. Students interested in joining a club or organization should contact the sponsor of the group or the ASB Director in D-1. It is to your advantage to participate in the organization in which you are interested. New clubs are welcome. If you would like to organize a new club, check with a vice principal to obtain the procedures to follow.
Make-Up Work If a student is truant from school, the teacher is not obligated to permit him/her to make up any work. The final decision is up to the teacher. A student who misses because of an excused absence, authorized extra-curricular activity or suspension must be given an opportunity to make up work. It is the responsibility of the student to take the initiative to request make-up work from his/her teachers. It is not up to the teacher to follow up on missing assignments due to a student’s absence. Assignments for students who are ill for more than five days may be requested by calling the Counseling Office. Please allow at least 24 hours for the teachers to be contacted and then to respond. A parent/guardian or friend may pick up the assignments.
Flowers / Balloons Students may NOT receive flowers, balloons, singing telegrams or similar personal gifts at school because of the disruption of the educational process created by such items.
Infant/Toddler Center If you are interested in Infant/Toddler Center services, please contact the Child Development Program Office at (909) 388-6307.
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Release of Information
When students become 18 years of age, they retain their educational rights. This means that when a student turns 18 years old, information can no longer be released to his/her parent or guardian. If a student wants to allow his/her parents or guardians access to his/her information, the student must fill out a Release of Information form available in the Registrar’s Office.
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Graduation Ceremony Graduation week is full of special activities for our graduates. Seniors will not be permitted to participate in any senior activities, including graduation, without a signed High School Commencement Activities Contract on file in the vice principal’s office. We hope all graduates will be able to participate in the graduation ceremony. Seniors will also have to meet the following requirements in order to be eligible to participate in any senior activities:
1. Earned at least 185 credits by the end of the first quarter 2. No teacher or school suspensions on file during their senior year 3. Obtain a passing grade in ALL their classes
Graduation Requirements Students are required to earn the below credits in order to receive a diploma. Students who do not have the required credits will not be allowed to walk at graduation.
Credits Required to Graduate
Subject Credits required per subject: English Mathematics Biology Physical Science Science Elective Government/Economics US History World History Physical Education Fine Arts/Foreign Language Career Development Electives
40 30 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 20 40
TOTAL 220
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A-G CSU/UC Eligibility Requirements
A: History/Social Science - 2 years B: English - 4 years C: Mathematics - 3 years D: Science - 2 years E: Foreign Language - 2 years F: Visual & Performing Arts - 1 year G: Electives - 1 year
University of California/California State University Admissions Overview The University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) systems use the same 15-course set of requirements for admission. These are known as the “a-g” requirements.
Counseling Services and Information The counseling program at San Gorgonio High School provides student services that are helpful to high school students in planning for further education or employment after graduation. The role of the high school counselor is to assist the student in making sound educational and personal decisions to reach these goals. Educational counseling includes assisting students and informing parents and guardians. The counseling department will:
• Help students when experiencing problems at home or school • Target at-risk students to help them be successful in the school environment • Work with teachers, parents and administrators to assist in the learning process • Help students understand career development over the course of their lives • Ensure that all new students have adjusted and are experiencing success • Provide information about post-secondary options
Counselors contact students to help them:
• Develop a four-year plan to meet high school graduation requirements and post-secondary options
• Assess their academic progress toward graduation and select appropriate courses
• Develop self-understanding and self-awareness • Plan for post-secondary educational and employment opportunities
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Personal counseling develops a professional rapport with students who have personal problems and assists them in functioning adequately in school. The counselor also:
• Promotes positive attitudes and values among students • Maintains student confidences
Counseling Office Procedures and Guidelines Students may sign up before school, after school or during lunch to see a counselor. Students may not sign up during class time. Each day, the counselors will call in and meet with students who have signed up to see them. Visit Counseling on the school website for more information.
Appointments Parents are advised to call for an appointment to see their student’s counselor. This will ensure that time is set aside to address your questions and concerns.
Career Center Information The San Gorgonio High School Career Center is located in B-44. The Career Center offers information and assistance to students on the following:
1. Job applications 2. Work place assessments 3. College options 4. Career options 5. Military options 6. Financial aid 7. Work permits
Students are encouraged to listen to the Daily Announcements for Career Center updates.
Special Programs San Gorgonio High School offers the following special programs:
1. California School-Aged Families Education (Cal-SAFE)
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2. Insight 3. Anger Management 4. Local Business Adoption Programs
Student Study Team The San Gorgonio High School Student Study Team conducts a process where a student is referred for support, encouragement and assistance to help with academic, social/emotional, behavior or attendance problems. Parents/guardians may request a Student Study Team meeting by contacting the appropriate vice principal or counselor. The Student Study Team will:
1. Meet with the parent/guardian and student to assess the student’s needs 2. Develop and implement several intervention strategies to satisfy those needs 3. Have a follow-up meeting to determine progress
Schedule Change Policy The student scheduling process used by San Gorgonio is designed to ensure student success in their academic pursuit of a high school diploma. Nevertheless, some changes in student schedules may be necessary once school has started. The counselors have the responsibility for making schedule changes in student programs. They will consider such changes when:
a. A student earns credits in a class b. An error occurs in the student’s program
The principal and vice principal may recommend student schedule changes when:
a. Disciplinary action involves removal from a class b. Balancing class sizes c. Other administrative decisions related to student motivation and success
is warranted
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Library Library services are available before school, afterschool, and during lunch (see schedule below) with the librarian’s permission. Students who need library services during class must obtain permission from their teacher and have a pass. Students must sign-in when arriving and sign-out prior to leaving the library.
HOURS:
7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Tuesday – Friday) 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Monday)
LIBRARY LUNCH SCHEDULE:
Days of the Week Lunch 5A (1st Lunch) Lunch 5B (2nd Lunch) Monday & Wednesday Closed Open Tuesday & Thursday Open Closed Friday 1st Semester
2nd Semester
Closed
Open
Open
Closed Students must use back door to enter and exit Library during both lunches.
Attendance Procedures and Policies Excellent (near perfect) attendance at San Gorgonio is extremely important and essential if a student expects to earn credits in a reasonable and timely manner in order to make sure that a high school diploma becomes a reality. Students are expected to attend, each day, all of the classes in which they are registered. Students should be in their assigned classrooms when the bell rings at the end of passing period.
Unexcused Absences Unexcused absences are any absences not verified as excused with a valid excuse within 5 days of the student’s return to school. Unexcused absences include, but are not limited to, truancies and transportation issues.
Withdrawals Students withdrawing from school must present a signed written request from a parent to the registrar. Transcripts will not be issued to students or parents/guardians until all charges are paid and school textbooks are returned.
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Senior Option Senior Option is established by the Board of Education to reward seniors for acceptable attendance and grades. Seniors who meet all requirements will be permitted to leave campus during lunch using any form of transportation. While the policy is in effect, the school district cannot be responsible for the safety or conduct of students while off campus. Section 13557.7 of the Education Code states in part: “neither the school district nor any officer or employee thereof shall be liable for the conduct or safety of any pupil during such time as the pupil has left the school grounds pursuant to this section.” Eligibility All seniors who meet the eligibility standard for participation in athletics and extra-curricular activities as set forth in the school district Policy No. 6125 a-3, will be entitled to a pass to leave campus during the current quarter, providing the student has met all eligibility requirements for the previous grading period. To qualify for a lunch pass, students must meet ALL the following criteria:
1. Grade point average of at least 2.0 and no F’s in the previous quarter 2. Must have 185 credits completed 3. Must not have more than 10 tardies and no unexcused absences
Senior Option Pass Starting 2nd quarter all eligible seniors will receive a Senior Option pass that is good for the current quarter. Each student will be required to show the pass, along with a picture ID., when leaving campus by themselves or in a group during lunch. If a student’s identification is questioned, the student must be able to provide proof of identification or the pass will be confiscated and turned over to the vice principal. Loss of Senior Option Privilege Any senior who violates any of the following may lose their Senior Option pass and privileges: Violations:
1. Driving or taking an ineligible senior or any underclassmen off campus during lunch. 2. Giving or loaning a pass to any student whether the pass was used or not. 3. Violates any of the Standards of Eligibility set forth in district Policy No. 6125 a-d including: “accumulation of ten or more unexcused absences during a grading period.”
Ineligible Seniors Any senior who does not meet the eligibility standards established by the district and the school site and leaves campus by themselves or with any other student using any form of transportation during the normal school hours will be in violation of Education Code Section 48900 (k) and will be subject to suspension under that code.
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Athletics Eligibility Requirements
Students desiring to participate in interscholastic athletics are eligible to participate as prescribed in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) constitution and bylaws and the Southern Section of the CIF constitution and bylaws. These regulations are often technical and need interpretation. Students who wish to be informed or instructed in eligibility matters should see the Athletic Director in Room A-15. The major rules are cited below for quick reference:
Rule 1 • Students must meet eligibility requirements established by the School Board
• Students who are under Suspension or Expulsion shall be ineligible to participate during the period of Suspension or Expulsion
• Students must exhibit good citizenship and behavior, as well as maintain satisfactory attendance, and shall not be absent on the day of the extracurricular activity
• Students who accumulate 10 or more un-excused period absences during a grading period will be ineligible to participate in extracurricular activities during the remainder of the grading period
Rule 2 • No student may compete who has reached his/her nineteenth (19th) birthday prior to June 15, 2018 (CIF-SS Rule 203)
Rule 3 • Students who wish to compete must adhere to the grooming standards required by the particular sport or coach involved
Rule 4 • Students who wish to compete must have passed a physical examination
Rule 5 • Students who wish to compete must have accident and life insurance (State Law)
Rule 6 • All other rules which are established by the CIF apply
Rule 7 • Students who wish to compete must sign a written authorization for drug testing
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Athletic Events Behavior Policy Students are expected to exhibit proper behavior at both home and away games. This includes no fighting, no booing or heckling, no throwing of any kind of object, and no disposing of trash outside of trash cans. Also, there is no loitering in the immediate area before or after a game, around restrooms, snack bars, and ticket booths. All school rules apply at all athletic events in which the school is involved, regardless of the site.
Football Season Backpack Policy To increase the safety of all attendees, backpacks will NOT be allowed into Phil Haley Stadium during football games. Any bags carried by parents/guardians for the purpose of carrying supplies for the care of children will be inspected prior to entering the stadium.
Athletic Awards
• Beginning with the 2018-19 school year, SGHS will provide the following athletic awards free of charge (even without ASB card):
o Blue, White, and Black Letter “G” o Second Year Varsity Medal o Multi-Sports Letterman Patch o Scholar-Athlete Patch (Fr, So, Jr, Sr)
• In order to earn a varsity letter, the athlete must meet the standards below:
o Be academically eligible for the sport for the entire season o Must finish the sport in good standing, including CIF playoffs o Meet all sport program requirements as determined by the head
coach
• As in recent years, the following athletic patches will be distributed free of charge provided the athlete has an ASB card; otherwise, the student may purchase the patch for the price indicated:
o AAC Team Championship Patch $13.00 o CIF Team Playoffs (quarterfinals or better) $13.00 o All-CIF or All-County Patch $15.00
Parents/Guardians may purchase past varsity letters, patches or medals from the Athletic Department through ASB if an ASB Card was not purchased in the past.
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ASB Card/Athletics
• Athletes are encouraged to buy their ASB card each year in support of Spartan athletics and ASB as there are many athletic expenses covered by our ASB accounts.
• FREE Admission to Athletic Events!!! o SGHS students with ASB card get in FREE to all home regular
season, non-tournament athletic events (does not include AAC finals or CIF playoffs)
o Varsity athletes participating in sports that charge admission may get
one adult family member into home regular season, non-tournament games for the “student price”
§ Football – save $4 per home game • (includes varsity cheer and band with ASB)
§ Basketball/Wrestling – save $3 per home game • (includes varsity cheer and band with ASB, if
performing)
• Purchase your ASB Card in the ASB Finance Office today to benefit on all of the other school savings and dances!!!
Completing the Season
The standard expectation for all SGHS student-athletes is that they complete any sport they start, including through CIF playoffs. If a student chooses to quit a sport or is removed from the sport prior to the end of the season (including CIF playoffs), they will not be allowed to participate with another sport until their previous sport is finished unless there are extenuating circumstances agreed upon by all coaches involved and site administration.
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Youth Action Project/CAPS Program
Office: (909) 723-1500 Room: H-4, SGHS Phone Number: 388-6524, ext. 289
Hours: 2:35 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. YAP/CAPS is the after-school program available to San Gorgonio High School students. Hours of operation are from dismissal – 6:00 p.m. Students who walk home are dismissed earlier during winter hours. Students with home periods during 5th, 6th and 7th period may attend the after-school program with YAP/CAPS’ permission. The after-school program provides tutoring on all subjects, creative activities, and supports all clubs on campus. A nutritious snack or meal is available for students who attend the program. For more information, look for the YAP/CAPS flyers or contact the numbers indicated above.
NOTE: For more detailed information regarding San Bernardino City Unified School District high schools, please refer to the High School Student & Parent Handbook, that you received at your class expectations assembly, or visit the San Gorgonio High School Website at: https://sangorgonio.sbcusd.com/
If another copy of the High School Student & Parent Handbook is needed, please see the Data Clerk in Room A-37 or your Vice Principal.
