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CRESCENTA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Daily Bulletin
Monday, January 29, 2018
CALENDAR of EVENTS Mon. 01/29 Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Glendale HS at Glendale HS – 5:00pm Frosh / JV – 3:30pm
Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Glendale HS at CVHS – 5:00pm Frosh / JV – 3:30pm Tues. 01/30 Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Muir HS at CVHS – 3:15pm Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Muir HS at Muir HS – 3:30pm JV – 5:00pm Wed. 01/31 Girls Varsity Water Polo vs. Burbank HS at CVHS – 3:30pm JV – 4:30pm Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Muir HS at CVHS – 5:00pm Frosh / JV – 3:30pm Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Muir HS at Muir HS – 5:00pm Frosh / JV – 3:30pm Boys Frosh Soccer vs. Burroughs HS at Burroughs HS – 6:30pm Thurs. 02/01 No Activities Fri. 02/02 Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Burroughs HS at CVHS – 3:15pm
Boys JV Basketball vs. Burroughs HS at Burroughs HS – 3:30pm Frosh – 5:00pm Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Burroughs HS at Burroughs HS – 3:30pm JV – 5:00pm Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Burroughs HS at Burroughs HS – 5:30pm Frosh / JV – 3:45pm
Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Burroughs HS at CVHS – 7:00pm Varsity ComedySportz in the Underground Theater - 7:00pm Girls Varsity Water Polo Rio Mesa Tournament at Rio Mesa HS - TBA
Sat. 02/03 Boys Frosh Soccer vs. N. Hollywood HS at CVHS – 10:00am Girls Varsity Water Polo Rio Mesa Tournament at Rio Mesa HS – TBA Girls JV Water Polo Pacific League Tournament at Burbank HS - TBA
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
• 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.
• To all Academy, NHS and CSF members, please donate tissue boxes and band aids for the Academy Band-Aid Drive! All donations must be non-antibacterial for band aids. Turn your donations into Mrs. Antista in the Health Office.
• Sophomores and Juniors, NHS (National Honor Society) applications are now open! Applications and more information can be found on the NHS page of the CVHS website. Applications are due on Wednesday, January 31 by 3:15pm in Mrs. Deitch’s room.
• ~Community Service Opportunity~ Lincoln Elementary PTA’s Screen-Free Week, Monday, January 29 to Friday, February 2. What is Screen-Free Week? Instead of watching TV, surfing the web, or playing with apps and video games, students read, play, think, create, and spend more time with family and friends. Contact Screen-Free Chair, Wendy Tateishi with any questions or to help out! [email protected]
• Mark your calendars! A special evening and dancing. Winter Formal, Saturday, February 3, La Cañada Country Club: Tickets ON SALE NOW! Cost: $37 with ASB, $47 without ASB and Guest Passes. Dinner and Dessert Included. 300 Tickets Maximum, 7:30pm-11:00pm. Guest Passes available in the AP office. Guest Passes due by January 25. Ticket sales end January 30, or after 300 sold.
• ~Community Service Opportunity~ Math Game Night on Wednesday, February 7, from 4:30-8:00pm at Mountain Avenue Elementary School, located at 2307 Mountain Ave., La Crescenta. We are looking for 30 student volunteers to help with math game stations, two students to be our Spirit bear and Ace Mascots plus 2 guides, and additional students to help with other tasks the night of the event. Here's a link for the Math Game Night student volunteer signup: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080a45a4ae23a4f94-math Questions, contact Amelia Lapena at [email protected]
• 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: February 24 to June 13 Location: Glendale Community College 1500 N. Verdugo Rd. Glendale, CA 91208
A PATRIOTIC MOMENT:
The principal advantage of a democracy is a general elevation in the character of
the people. -James Fenimore Cooper
January Character and Ethic Trait: Respect
The biggest ingredient in a best friend is someone whose actions you respect and who you can truly be yourself around.
-Renee Olstead
CLUBS
• Please come to the Spanish Club on Tuesday, January 30, in room 5204. Become immersed in the Spanish culture and learn about a Spanish-speaking country.
• 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 lunch in room 1106. All are welcome, pizza provided.
COUNSELOR CORNER
• If you are planning to take a spring 2018 GCC Dual Enrollment course, please attend one of the following application workshops in the CVHS library: • Wednesday, January 31, 12:25pm-1:00pm • Thursday, February 1, 6:30pm-7:30pm (Parents are welcome) • Tuesday, February 6, 3:00pm-4:00pm
• Attention All: GCCs Film and Media Arts Department is offering a FREE (Saturday, February 3) Writing the Short Film workshop for GUSD students. Interested students must complete an application and release form signed by parent. For information email directly to Geri Ulrey at [email protected].
• Attention Latino Juniors: The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) is seeking referrals for top Latino high school juniors for the 2018 Youth Leadership Institute (YLI). YLI is a free, four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for outstanding Latino high school juniors held at three top universities across the US. This highly selective program is designed to give young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.
Click on the following link for more information/access to application: https://www.hsf.net/youth-leadership-institute
The deadline is Friday, March 9, 2018.
• SENIORS: There are only about a dozen seats still available on the bus for the Tuesday, April 10, GCC Senior Field trip. Sign up ASAP in the counseling office or see your counselor if you have questions.
• 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, March 10 (deadline 2/9); Saturday, May 5 (deadline 4/6); and Saturday, June 2 (deadline 5/3)
ACT dates/deadlines: www.act.org Saturday, April 14 (deadline 3/9); 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
▪ February 6, 20 and 27 ▪ March 13 and 27 ▪ April 3, 10 and 17 ▪ May 1, 8, 15 and 22
• Attention all: Do you want to earn additional credits towards graduation? Are you interested in pursuing a career right after high school? If so, you might want to consider taking an After-School Career/Technical Education (CTE) Course.
Our High School CTE course offerings are: Cosmetology @ GHS Water Safety @ HHS For more information, please see your counselor for enrollment forms or visit the GUSD CTE website: https://www.gusd.net/Page/1078.
Rvsd. 1/26/18 APIASF (Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund) provides scholarships to underserved AAPI students who will be enrolling in a U.S. accredited college or university in the Fall. Students must have a min. 2.7 GPA and apply for federal financial aid using the FAFSA. Additional information and application is available at https://www.apiasf.org/scholarships. Deadline-January, 2018 Professional Business Women of California (PBWC) - will be awarding academic scholarships to several high school seniors who are women and California residents. A personal essay is required as part of the application. Completed scholarship application and supporting documentation must be submitted electronically by Jan. 31, 2018. Consult organization’s website for additional information http://pbwc.org/wp-content/uploads /2015/02/2018-scholarship-application.pdf Union Plus Scholarship Program – is offering grants ranging from $500 - $4000 to assist union members and their children to attend college. Applicants are evaluated based on academic ability (min. 3.0 GPA), social awareness, financial need and content of essay. Students apply online at www.unionplus.org/benefits/money/union-plus-scholarships. Deadline-Jan. 31, 2018 RiSE Scholarship Foundation – is offering (10) $2500 scholarships to students with learning disabilities. (5) of the scholarships will be awarded to students with a designated LD and (5) of the scholarships will go to students with Autism. Application and information is available online at www.RiseScholarshipFoundation.org. Hurry, deadline to apply is Jan. 31, 2018. The LeRoy W. Homer Jr. Foundation Flight Training Scholarship Program – awards flight instruction scholarships to potential students for private pilot certification. Scholarship award open to all students ages 16 – 23 who are US citizens. Application and information is available online at www.leroywhomerjr.org. Hurry, deadline to apply is Jan. 31, 2018. California State PTA offers scholarship awards of $750 each to acknowledge the achievements of high school seniors for volunteer service in school and community. Seniors must be members of their school’s PTA/PTSA unit in good standing. Scholarships can be used for study at any accredited 2-yr or 4-yr college, or trade/technical school. Information and application is available at www.capta.org/programs-events/scholarships. Deadline-Feb. 1, 2018 The Jackie Robinson Foundation – provides scholarships to disadvantaged minority high school students, planning to attend an accredited 4-yr college/university. Students should also demonstrate leadership potential, dedication to community service and financial need. Application available at www.jackierobinson.org. Deadline-Feb. 1, 2018
The CVHS scholarship application is NOW available. Pick up a copy of the application in the Administration office, Counseling office or access online at school website – www.gusd.net/cvhs (student tab). Check out the many scholarship opportunities that local community organizations provide to assist our students entering post-secondary education. Many local civic organizations such as Kiwanis Clubs, CV Town Council, CV Chamber, Lions Club, Community Foundation of the Verdugos, CVHS PTSA and our local elementary PTA/Foundations are just a few of the groups that raise funds to award scholarships.
The application deadline is Friday, February 16, 2018
Mothers of Multiples Clubs, Inc. – is offering scholarships to graduating multiple birth students (twins, triplets or higher). Students must be planning to attend a college/ university or trade/vocational school in the fall. Award based on financial need, academic achievement, educational background and extracurricular activities. Information and application is available at https://www.scmomc.org/scholarships and deadline to apply is Feb. 5, 2018 Glendale Area Alumnae Panhellenic – offering scholarships to graduating female students interesting in sorority life at college. Scholarships are merit based and based on academics, extracurricular activities and community service. Applications and information will be available at their annual scholarship social to be held on Feb. 6, 2018. RSVP at [email protected] by Feb. 4th to pre-register for social.
Los Angeles Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is sponsoring college scholarships to assist African-American students in attaining their goal of post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded based solely on academic excellence. Interested students must have at least a B+ (3.5) GPA, show evidence of worthy character, promise, leadership qualities and financial need. Information and application are available online at www.dstlachapter.com. Deadline to apply is Feb. 9, 2018
2018 Beverage Industry College Scholarship Program – offers 1-year, non-recurring scholarships ranging from $2500-$5000. Qualified applicants must be graduating seniors attending a 4-year college in the fall and have a parent or grandparent who are employed with a company or individual holding a valid CA liquor/beer/wine license (i.e. hotels, restaurants, wholesale grocery/retail/drug stores, convenience stores, airlines, etc.). Application is available at www.christermon.com and deadline to apply is Feb. 15, 2018 Change a Life Foundation is awarding several scholarships (up to $5000) to economically disadvantaged graduating seniors from Orange, San Diego & Los Angeles counties. Criteria for selection based on potential, superior academic achievement (min. 3.5 GPA) community/civic involvement and extreme financial need (family income below HUD income guidelines). The application process and additional information is available online at www.changealife.org/scholarship. Deadline to apply is March 1, 2018
Sons of Italy Western Foundation – announces the availability of academic and athletic scholarships for graduating seniors in the Class of 2018. Awards are open to students who are wholly or partially of Italian descent and will be enrolling in an accredited trade school, college, university or community college in the Fall. Applications at www.osiaca.org/scholarship. Deadline-March 1, 2018 1st District PTA Commemorative Scholarship - $750 award to graduating high school senior who have achievements, service and involvement in community service, leadership, and extracurricular activities/work experience. Students applying for scholarship must also be a member of their school’s PTA/PTSA and plan to attend a college/university, or trade/tech school in the fall. Applications available on line @ http://pta1.org/scholarship or from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline to apply is March 1, 2018 Women in Mining, California Chapter – is offering six (6) $2000 scholarships to high school seniors pursuing majors in mining, geology, engineering or environmental studies. Applicants must currently have a 3.0 or higher GPA, be a US citizen and provide proof of full-time enrollment in secondary education. Application and information is available online at www.wimca.org/scholarship-opportunities. Deadline to apply is March 2, 2018 Community Foundation of the Verdugos – manages scholarship funds that were created by charitable community donors. Be sure to check out the organization’s website – https://cfverdugos.org/scholarships to see all that is available to graduating CV students. Deadline to apply is March 2, 2018 The awards available are: Dr. John & Mae Benjamin scholarship ($1000) to benefit students pursing a medical career. Christopher A. Burrows scholarship ($2500) awarded to a student who demonstrates a high level of academic & extra-curricular achievement, strength of character and zest for life. Glendale Latino Association scholarships ($500-$2000) offering scholarships to local Latino students who have demonstrated educational excellence, extraordinary citizenship and promote activities that improve education.
Gonzales Harris Bilingual scholarship ($2000-$6000) awarded to students graduating from high schools in the Verdugo region. Applicants must have a min. 3.5 GPA, provide proof of US citizenship and be able to demonstrate fluency (written & verbal) in both Spanish and English. John & Elsie Krikorian Journalism scholarship ($500) award to recognize a deserving female student pursuing a career in journalism, marketing or business management. Sambar Scholarship Endowment ($500-$1500) awarded to graduating seniors from GUSD high school who need ‘a little hand up’ in their college goals. Tuesday Afternoon Club scholarship ($1000) awarded to students who demonstrate financial need and community service. The applicants should be able to show a potential for achievement, success and self-motivation. La Crescenta Woman’s Club – is offering a $750 scholarship to a graduating senior. Interested students must have a min. 2.0 GPA, be a US citizen, plans to continue their education at a college/university or trade school and demonstrate financial need. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline is March 9, 2018
Italian Catholic Federation – offers $400 scholarships to Roman Catholic graduating seniors of Italian descent. Students must have a min. 3.2 GPA, demonstrate leadership roles, be involved in extra-curricular activities and have financial need. Applications are available on line @ www.icf.org or from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline to apply is March 15, 2018 Society of Automotive Engineers – offers several scholarship opportunities for students pursuing an engineering or related science (chemistry, physics, biology, computer science) degree through an ABET accredited program. Scholarship awards range from $1000-$5000 each. Students must have a 3.75 unwgt. GPA and rank in the 90th percentile on SAT/ACT test. Application and information on the various awards is available online at http://students.sae.org/scholarships. Deadline to apply is March 15, 2018
Assistance League of Glendale – will be offering a $1000 scholarship to a graduating senior (female or male). Criteria based on school leadership, community service, GPA and financial need. In addition, the organization will be awarding one additional $500 scholarship to a student who will be majoring in education at the college level. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline to apply is March 16, 2018
Taiwanese American Scholarship Fund offering (10) - $5000 scholarships to help economically-challenged Taiwanese American youth fulfill their dreams of obtaining high education. Applicants must show financial need, have a min. 3.0 GPA, be a US citizen or permanent resident and be a direct blood descendent of a Taiwanese citizen. Application and additional information is available at www.TAScholarshipFund.org and deadline to apply is March 28, 2018. Royal Business Bank Scholarship Program is offering (20) $1000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors planning to attend a 4-year college as a full-time student in the fall. The scholarships are open to ALL seniors (no ethnicity requirement) with a min. 3.0 GPA and demonstrated financial need. Application and additional information is available at http://apcf.org/2018-royal-business-bank-scholarship-program and deadline to apply is March 28, 2018 La Crescenta Elementary School Foundation has renewed their commitment to award scholarships to 2018 CV grads who formerly attended their school (min. of 3 years). Students must have satisfactory academic achievement with plans to enter a 4-year college in the fall. Applications are available from Mrs. Mulvoy in the Administration office. Deadline to apply is March 30, 2018.
American Postal Works Union (APWU) - is offering (10) $2000 academic and (5) $3000 vocational scholarships to children or grandchildren of a current or retired APWU member. The Hallbeck Academic scholarship is for use at an accredited college or university. The vocational scholarship is to be used for three years of study in a specific trade, technical, industrial or vocational school. Application and information is available at http://www.apwu.org/pay-benefits#Scholarships Deadline is March 31, 2018 2018 Aspiring Nurse Scholarship - is a $1000 scholarship sponsored by the Nursing Schools Almanac. Award granted to a graduating senior with a track record of academic excellence, particularly in science and math as well as a passion to pursue a nursing profession. Deadline to apply is August 31, 2018. Information is available at https://www.nursingschoolsalmanac.com/articles/2018-aspiring-nurse-scholarship. Student Insights is again sponsoring the 2018 Student-View Scholarship Program which offers $11,000 worth of scholarships to high school seniors who plan to attend a 4-yr/2-yr college or career school in the fall. Student Insights is a marking research firm helping colleges and universities communicate more effectively with high school seniors. To compete for the scholarship awards, students log on to www.student-view.com and complete a 15-20 minute application survey about colleges in your area. Deadline to apply is April 22, 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
Essay Contests (grades 9-12) 2018 AG Day Essay and Video Contest – sponsored by the Agriculture Council of America (ACA). This year’s theme – “How Will Agriculture Feed the World?” The ACA encourages students to describe how agriculture impacts their daily life and how it will feed the world with the growing population. Contest is open to all U.S. high school students in grades 9-12. Essay contest is divided into two categories – written essay and video essay. Contestants are eligible to submit only one written OR one video essay. Additional information, submission rules and essay guidelines are available at https://www.agday.org/essay-contest and deadline to submit is Jan. 31, 2018 The Bill of Rights Institute is sponsoring an essay writing contest and awarding over $20,000 in scholarships and prizes. Each year our “We the Students” essay contest gives high school students a chance to share their perspectives on a trending topic. This year’s prompt – To What extent in the U.S. does the government-federal, state, and local-have the duty to monitor internet content? Access additional information and the on-line submission at www.billofrightsinstitute.org Deadline to submit essay is Feb. 5, 2018
The American Foreign Service sponsors the National High School Essay Contest – theme ‘Why Diplomacy & Peacebuilding Matter” The essay contest is open to students in grades 9-12 and awards a $2500 scholarship to the winner. Essay topics and guidelines are available online at www.afsa.org/essay-contest. Deadline for submission is March 15, 2018 Intern/Fellowship Opportunity – The Emma Bowen Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is building a more diverse media and tech industry by recruiting promising students of color and placing them in multi-year paid internships at some of the nation’s leading companies. This intern/fellowship opportunity prepares students for careers in the Business of Media, Content of Media or Innovation of Media areas. To qualify, students must be African-American, Asian-American, Latino or Native American, be graduating from high school in 2018, have a cum. 3.0 GPA, be interested in pursuing a career in the media industry and planning to attend a 4-year college/university. Additional information and on-line application is available at www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so apply early.
Stranger Danger School Safety Tips
1. Always use the BUDDY SYSTEM when walking to and from school. It’s safer and
more fun to be with your friends. Walk in well-lit areas and never take shortcuts. If you ride your bicycle to school, always ride with a friend. Follow all the bicycle rules, ride on the right side of the street, and stay on well-lit roads.
2. Stay with a group while waiting at the bus stop. If anyone bothers you while going to or from school, say NO, then GO, and TELL a trusted adult like your parents or teacher. If an adult approaches you for help or directions, remember grownups who need help should not be asking children for help; they should be asking other adults.
3. If someone you don’t know offers you a ride, say NO. Never hitchhike or accept a ride from anyone unless your parents have told you it is okay.
4. If someone follows you on foot, get away from him or her as quickly as you can and if they follow you in their car, turn around and go in the other direction. Always be sure to TELL your parents or a trusted adult what happened.
5. If someone tries to take you somewhere, quickly get away and yell and scream, “This person is trying to take me away!” or “This person is not my father (mother)!”
6. Never leave school with someone you don’t know. Always CHECK FIRST with a trusted adult or your parents or teacher. If someone you don’t know tells you that there is an emergency, and they want you to go with them, always CHECK FIRST before you do anything. Make sure you TELL a trusted adult if you notice someone you don’t know hanging around at the school.
7. Leave items and clothing with your name on them at home. If someone you don’t know calls out your name, don’t be fooled or confused.
8. If you want to change your plans after school, always CHECK FIRST with your parents. Never play in parks, malls, or video arcades by yourself. Make sure you have your parents’ permission, and they know where you are going to be. Never accept money or gifts from anyone until you CHECK FIRST with your parents.
9. If you go home alone after school, check to see that the windows and entrances appear OK before you go into the house. Once you are inside, call your mother or father to let her or him know that you are all right. Make sure you follow your “Home Alone” rules of keeping the door locked, not opening the door for people you don’t know, and not telling people who call that you are home alone. Have a neighbor or trusted adult that you can call if you’re scared or if there’s an emergency.
10. Trust your instincts. If someone makes you scared or uncomfortable, get away as fast as you can and TELL a trusted adult. You deserve to feel safe and someone will help you.
Crescenta Valley High School
2900 Community Avenue La Crescenta, CA 91214 818.249.5871 818.541.9531 fax
Dr. Linda Gubler Junge, Principal
January, 2018 Dear Incoming 9th Grade Parents and Students: Welcome to Crescenta Valley High School. Parental involvement is key to a successful high school experience. We look forward to meeting with you on Tuesday, February 13 at 6:30 p.m. in the Crescenta Valley High School Auditorium. The purpose of the evening is to provide you with information about our programs, registration process, graduation requirements, and college entrance requirements. A meeting for parents and special education students will be at 5:45 in room 3101 (choral music room accessed from the parking lot below the auditorium) to answer specific questions about special education programs. This meeting will break at 6:15 p.m. to join the general meeting. We will also be hosting a special Athletic Information Night on, May 7, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the Crescenta Valley south gymnasium. The athletic directors will be present to explain the athletic programs at CVHS. This series of meetings is designed to help ease the transition to the high school for the students and to establish a partnership with involved parents. We look forward to meeting you at the Incoming 9th Grade Information Information meeting on Tuesday, February 13 at 6:30 p.m., and at the Athletic Information Night on May 7, at 6:30 p.m. Sincerely,
Dr. Linda Junge Principal
Lincoln PTA’s SCREEN-FREE WEEK
1/29/18 – 2/2/18
What is Screen-Free Week? Instead of watching TV, surfing the web, or playing with apps and video
games, students read, play, think, create, and spend more time with family and friends.
JOIN LINCOLN PTA FOR A WEEK OF SCREEN-FREE FUN!
Monday, 1/29 BiNgO NiGhT!
*“B1” of our winners! One free Bingo card to everyone in attendance, 6pm-8pm *
* Cool your bingo fever with the Kona Ice SHAVED ICE Truck!*
*DINNER: 2 Pizza slices and a bottle of water for $5, sold by The Korean Parents Club, 5p-7p
TURN IN PRE-ORDER FORM, as quantities are limited! Forms DUE Friday, 1/26/17*
Tuesday, 1/30 Don’t be Bored on Taco Tuesday!
…Join us for Tacos, BOARD Games, & REPTILES (woo-hoo!)
*Board Games, POKEMON TRADING CARD CORNER, and Chess Area 5:30pm-7pm*
*Reptiles & Friends Show! Presented by Wildlife Learning Center 7pm-8pm*
*DINNER: Taqueria Los Padilla taco dinners, 5pm-7pm
TURN IN PRE-ORDER FORM, as quantities are limited! Forms DUE Friday, 1/26/17*
Wednesday, 1/31 Science & Drama Night! *WEIRD SCIENCE DEMO, presented by Parker-Anderson Enrichment – messy science FUN! 6pm-7pm*
*Imagination Machine performs 8 LUCKY LIONS’ original stories onstage! 7pm-8pm* *DINNER: Get a Hot Dog or Chili Dog, Chips & Drink for $5!!! Cash only.
Proceeds benefit the 6th Grade Class 5pm-7pm*
Thursday, 2/1 Timeless Tiles
Leave your mark by decorating a tile for Lincoln’s front wall! 1pm-6pm
*Hand paint a 6”x6” tile to add to our TIMELESS TILE WALL in front of Lincoln* *See separate form: $20 per tile, $25 after 1/22*
Contact Christie Lipscomb: [email protected] or (818) 624-2233
Friday, 2/2 Build & Create Night!
*Lego Earthquake Build – Play-Well Technologies challenges LIONS to build a structure that
survives an “earthquake rig!” Other building materials available as well! 6pm-7pm*
*Kids create keepsake artwork that is printed to Square 1 Art keepsakes such as mugs, tote bags, notecards,
potholders, pillow covers, water bottles, and more!
Items are heavily discounted for LINCOLN families and are perfect gifts for Mother’s Day*
* Dinner: Choice of 2 Slices Pizza OR Chicken Caesar Salad with a Drink for $5, sold by
The Armenian Parents Club – see separate pre-order form. 5pm-7pm*
Contact Screen-Free Chair, Wendy Tateishi with any questions or to help out! [email protected]
Choose Your Path!
PTSA Founder's Day! Save the evening of Monday, February 26th, 7:00 in the
CVHS Cafeteria for a special evening of recognition for those receiving PTA
Honorary Service Awards. More information to follow. Hope to see you there!
January 26, 2018
Last Call: Apply for Graduating High School Senior Scholarships
Due February 1
Your child's education doesn’t end once they walk across that high-school graduation stage. That’s why California State PTA has two scholarships to help your child achieve his or her college dreams and life goals.
For general questions about these important programs, please contact [email protected].
About California State PTA California State PTA connects families, schools and communities. We are part of the foundation of our public-education system and a trusted messenger to millions of members, parents, families, educators and allied agencies throughout the state. PTA is the nation’s largest volunteer-led child-advocacy association working to drive improvements in the education, health and well-being of all children and families. For more information: www.capta.org.
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This message is being sent to all unit, council and district PTA officers as well as high school principals.
FALCON BOYS BASKETBALL
SENIOR NIGHT
! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2018
CV vs. Burroughs BOYS VARSITY – 7:00 p.m. (Main Gym)
ADULTS - $8
STUDENTS & KIDS - $5**
CVHS STUDENTS FREE WITH ASB CARD.
STUDENT SECTION – SHOW YOUR FALCON SPIRIT AND LET’S
DO A ! EVERYONE WEAR WHITE IN THE STUDENT
SECTION. SHOW YOUR FALCON PRIDE. LET’S SEND THE
SENIORS OUT WITH A HOME VICTORY!
Snack Shack will be open.
Questions? Email [email protected]
CV Baseball is Hosting a Fundraiser!!
at Giussepis Pizzeria on Super Bowl Sunday
Join us for the game inside, order delivery or get your food to go to your Super Bowl party
Just leave your receipt in the CV box on your way out.
California State PTA 1/2015
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE Name of PTA: Date: The nominating committee met on ______________________________________ to consider all eligible candidates for the _______________ term of office. On behalf of the nominating committee, I present the following slate of officers for the association’s consideration: Position Name Signatures of Nominating Committee: The report of the nominating committee is submitted to the membership in writing at least 28 days prior to the election and reported at the election meeting. The report of the nominating committee must be entered into the minutes of the association.
2018 Winter Formal FAQ
WHEN: Saturday, February 3, 2018 - 7:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
WHERE: La Cañada Country Club, 5500 Godbey Dr, La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011
Driving Directions at: https://goo.gl/maps/Hqoc3Sw3kgK2
PARKING: PARKING IS FREE! Lot is across the street from club entrance.
COST: Single: ASB card: $37.00 - NO ASB: $47.00 – Guest Pass: $47.00
TICKETS: Tickets on sale NOW through Tuesday, January 30. No tickets sold after the 30th.
Tickets can be purchased ONLINE at: www.cvhsfalcons.com
(Guest Pass tickets at the Student Store ONLY)
Maximum of 300 tickets available. Let’s keep cost down. Please no Limos. No Court, Let’s just Dance
and enjoy the evening.
GUEST PASSES ARE DUE IN THE ASST. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE, LUNCH Thursday, January 25.
NO STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTED INTO THE EVENT AFTER 9:00 PM!
NO Departures until 10:30 PM BRING YOUR ID!
PICTURES: Photo Booth/Backdrop FREE for all to use. No photographers at the event.
DRESS: Semi Formal Attire.
FOOD: ITALIAN BUFFET, served from 7:30-9:30 pm, Dessert: Tiramisu!
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 several 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 February 2.
At the Dance:
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).
LADY FALCON BASKETBALL SENIOR NIGHT
JOIN US IN RECOGNIZING OUR LADY FALCON
SENIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES
MICHELLE BOGHOSSIAN
MARY BAUN
RACHEL DAYAG
ARLENE OVANESSIAN
SARAH PEREZ
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH 2018
TIME: 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: CRESCENTA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
MAIN GYM
AGAINST: BURBANK HIGH SCHOOL
2018 Tri-Valley Regional Spring Games Saturday, April 14, 2018
8:00am – 3:00pm
Basketball, Bocce, Track & FieldCrescenta Valley High School
2900 Community AvenueLa Crescenta, CA 91214
For more information contact: Kim Villa at [email protected]
Volunteers must be 14 years of age. Various positions available.
CVHS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Register online today: https://2018-tv-springgames-volunteer.my-trs.com/
CVHS Access Code: CVHS2018
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