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West Covina High School2015/2016

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“Home of the Bulldogs”1609 E. Cameron AvenueWest Covina, CA 91791

(626) 859-2900 FAX (626) 859-3950ASB Ext. 2922/2923 FAX (626) 859-3951

Web Page: http://wchs-wcusd-ca.schoolloop.com Administrative Staff

Marc Trovatore ................ Principal Amy Heilman ..................CounselorJoaquin Martinez ............. Assistant Principal Leticia Hernandez ..........CounselorDevon Rose .................... Assistant Principal Kristin Kajikawa ..............CounselorLisa Maggiore .................. Dean Lauren Martinez .............CounselorJoe Prestella.................... Dean Neal Nakano...................CounselorBetty Benitez ................... Psychologist Maria Nash .....................Counselor

Mascot: The Bulldog School Colors: Maroon and Gold Athletic League: Hacienda League Newspaper: Newsbytes Yearbook: Quest Population: 2400 students, 190 faculty and staff

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Table of ConTenTsAlma Mater ............................................................. 3West Covina High School Vision Statement ........... 3Goals for Bull-D.O.G.S.:

(Dedicated, Outstanding, Great, Students) ........ 3Expected School Wide Learning Results ............... 3School Calendar 2015-2016 School Year ............... 4Bell Schedules ........................................................ 5Academic Information ............................................. 6Graduation Requirements ...................................... 6California High School Exit Exam ........................... 6Progress Reports .................................................... 6Online Gradebook (School Loop) ........................... 6Citizenship Marks ................................................... 6Repeating a Course ................................................ 6Teacher Conferences ............................................. 7Class Changes ....................................................... 7Grade Point Averages ............................................ 7Honor Roll ............................................................... 7California Scholarship Federation (CSF) ................ 8Renaissance Program ............................................ 8Student Activities: President’s Message ................. 8What is ASB? .......................................................... 8ASB Cards .............................................................. 8Eligibility for Participation in

Extracurricular Activities ..................................... 9Academic Code of Honor ....................................... 9Code of Conduct ................................................... 10Student Government ............................................ 10Graduating Class Club Membership ..................... 10ASB Cabinet 2015-2016 ....................................... 11Daily Announcements ........................................... 11Posters and Fliers ................................................. 11Fund Raising Activities ......................................... 11Athletics ................................................................ 12Lettering Policies .................................................. 12Clubs and Organizations ...................................... 13Academic Clubs .................................................... 13Cultural and Special Interest Clubs ...................... 13Performing and Fine Arts Organizations ............... 13Community Service Organizations ....................... 13General Student Information ................................ 14Attendance ........................................................... 14Clearing an Absence ............................................ 14Bicycles and Skateboards .................................... 14Change of Address ............................................... 14Clearing the Campus ............................................ 14Closed Campus .................................................... 15

Technology ........................................................... 15Computer Use ...................................................... 15Damage, Theft & Vandalism Care of School

and Personal Property ..................................... 15Electronic Devices ................................................ 15Fees ...................................................................... 16Field Trips ............................................................. 16Food Services ....................................................... 16Hallways and Hall Passes .................................... 16Identification Cards and Lanyard Policy ............... 16Internet Usage Agreement .................................... 17Lockers ................................................................. 17Lost and Found ..................................................... 17Make-Up Work ...................................................... 17Media Center ........................................................ 17Medical Appointments .......................................... 17Medication ............................................................ 17Messages and Deliveries ..................................... 17Newspaper ........................................................... 17Parking Passes ..................................................... 17Rallies and Assemblies ......................................... 18Student Drop-Off .................................................. 18Student Store ........................................................ 18Textbooks ............................................................. 18Visitor Parking ...................................................... 18Yearbooks ............................................................. 18Student Behavior Guidelines ................................ 18Respect for the Rights of Others .......................... 18Student Duties ...................................................... 18West Covina Unified School

District Board Policy ......................................... 18Non-Discrimination Policy ..................................... 19Sexual Harassment .............................................. 19Truancy Policy: Consequences

for Failing to Clear Absences ........................... 19Forging ................................................................. 19Tardy Policy .......................................................... 19Drug/Substance-Detecting Canines ..................... 20Loitering On-Campus After School ....................... 20Curfew .................................................................. 20Rules for Dances .................................................. 21Education Code 48915(C) .................................... 22Discipline Code ..................................................... 22Search and Seizure .............................................. 24Technology Guidelines ......................................... 28Bulldog Academic Target Words ........................... 30Sports Schedule ................................................... 33

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WesT Covina HigH sCHool vision sTaTemenT

West Covina High School, a partnership of students, parents, staff and community, recognizes and values excellence, individuality, diversity and creativity. We are committed to the intellectual achievement, the emotional and social growth, and the athletic and aesthetic development of each student. We are dedicated to graduating students who are: self-starters, technologically competent workers, life-long learners, responsible citizens and cooperative, effective communicators.

alma maTerAlma Mater, we praise you.

Your strength makes us born anew,From the ashes of the old world,

You’ve risen strong and true.So together now as Bulldogs

We will fight to be free.And for West Covina,

Maroon and gold,Will project us onto victory!

Alma Mater, hear our love for you.

The rules you are about to read in the Bulldog planner supplement our broad, discretion-ary authority to maintain safety, order, and discipline inside the school zone. These rules support, but do not limit our authority.GoaLs for BuLL-D.o.G.s.: (DeDIcaTeD, ouTsTaNDING, GreaT, sTuDeNTs)expecTeD schooL WIDe LearNING resuLTs (esLr’s)West Covina High School is a learning community dedicated to educating all students to be responsible, literate, and contributing members of a multicultural society.1. academic achievement

1.1 Develop and maintain professional work habits1.2 Analyze information using a variety of critical thinking strategies 1.3 Demonstrate knowledge of content standards and proficiency in each subject 1.4 Establish and strive to meet personal, educational, and career goals

2. communication2.1 Practice active reading, listening, observational, and interpretive skills2.2 Articulate ideas effectively through oral, written and artistic expression2.3 Utilize various resources to access information and integrate knowledge2.4 Incorporate technology as a tool for learning and expression

3. responsibility3.1 Take responsibility for decisions and actions3.2 Establish routines that promote emotional and physical well-being3.3 Actively participate in school and community life3.4 Develop and pursue short-term and long-term personal, educational, and career goals

4. respect4.1 Show respect for self and others4.2 Understand and appreciate diversity4.3 Become informed members of society who practice the ideals of democracy4.4 Consider moral and ethical responses to local and global issues

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schooL caLeNDar 2015-2016 schooL Year august 5 first Day of school all periods september 7 Labor Day No school september 10 Back to school Night Minimum Day september 11 staff Development Minimum Day september 18 end of 1st Grading period october 30 end of 2nd Grading period November 5 college Night November 11 Veteran’s Day (observance) No school November 23-27 Thanksgiving Break No school December 14-16 1st semester finals final schedule December 17 staff Development Minimum Day December 18 end of 1st semester student holiday December 21-January 1 Winter Break/holiday No school January 11 staff Development student holiday January 18 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day No school february 8 Lincoln’s Birthday No school february 12 staff Development Minimum Day february 15 president’s Day No school february 19 end of 4th 6-week grading period March 10 open house/8th Grade orientation Minimum Day March 21-25 spring Break No school april 8 end of 5th 6-week grading period May 20 2nd semester finals final schedule May 23-24 2nd semester finals final schedule May 24 Graduation May 25 Last Day of school final scheduleparent InvolvementWe encourage strong parental support and participation to help to build and maintain the exceptional curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities at West Covina High School.pTsa(Parent-Teacher-Student Association) Meets monthly to promote our students’ health, well-being, and educational success through strong parent, school, student, and community involvement. school site councilMeets @ 3:00PM the third Tuesday of each month to develop, review, and evaluate school improvement programs and school budgets.Booster clubs(Supporting Band & Colorguard, Choral Department, Cheer, Dance/Drill Team, and various Athletic Teams)Check with the group advisor or administration for exact time and place of meetingsWasc(Western Association of Schools and Colleges)WCHS is committed to the WASC self-study process. WASC accreditation is an ongoing six-year cycle of quality whereby schools demonstrate the capacity, commitment, and competence to support high-quality student learning and ongoing school improvement. We are currently preparing for our next accreditation visitation in the fall of 2016.

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bell sCHedulesMonday and Tuesday schedule

Period 1 7:50 8:44 Period 2 8:51 9:45 Nutrition 9:45 10:00 Period 3 10:07 11:08 Period 4 11:15 12:09 Lunch 12:09 12:44 Period 5 12:51 1:45 Period 6 1:52 2:46

Block schedule--Wednesday(odd)/Thursday(even) Period 1 / 2 7:50 9:45 Nutrition 9:45 10:00 Period 3 / 4 10:07 12:09 Lunch 12:09 12:44 Period 5 / 6 12:51 2:46

friday schedule Content Round Tables 7:30 8:15 Period 1 8:20 9:09 Period 2 9:16 10:05 Nutrition 10:05 10:20 Period 3 10:27 11:23 Period 4 11:30 12:19 Lunch 12:19 12:54 Period 5 1:01 1:50 Period 6 1:57 2:46

Minimum Day schedule for Back to school Night, open house, and pD Period 1 7:50 8:28 Period 2 8:35 9:13 Period 3 9:20 9:58 Nutrition 9:58 10:13 Period 4 10:20 11:03 Period 5 11:10 11:48 Period 6 11:55 12:33 Lunch 12:33 1:08

Minimum Day schedule for staff Development fridays Period 1 8:20 8:53 Period 2 9:00 9:33 Period 3 9:40 10:13 Nutrition 10:13 10:29 Period 4 10:36 11:13 Period 5 11:20 11:53 Period 6 12:00 12:33 Lunch 12:33 1:08

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aCademiC informaTionGraDuaTIoN requIreMeNTsCredit is earned for grades A through D in all courses. Standard credit is 5 units for each semester course passed. An “F” or “WF” earns zero credit. To receive a high school diploma from West Covina Unified School District, students must complete the following credits and pass the California High School Exit Exam:English 4 years 40American Government 1 semester 5World History/Cultures 1 year 10Economics 1 semester 5U.S. History 1 year 10Computer Literacy 1 semester 5Mathematics 2 years 20 10 credits in Algebra I or higherHealth 1 semester 5Science 2 years 20 10 in Life Science 10 in Physical SciencePhysical Education 2 years 20Fine Arts/Foreign Language 1 year 10Elective Credits 4 years 70Total Graduation requirements: 220 creditscaLIforNIa hIGh schooL exIT exaMCurrent law requires students to pass an examination in language arts and mathematics in accordance with the statewide academically rigorous content standards adopted by the State Board of Education. Students are allowed to test once during their sophomore year, twice during the junior year and five times during their senior year in order to qualify for a high school diploma. proGress reporTsProgress reports will be mailed home at the end of each grading period. The first and second reports for each semester reflect current progress in all courses. Only semester grades issued in December and May are final grades and become part of the student’s transcript or permanent record. Grades should arrive home a week or so after the end of the grading period (see School Calendar on page 4 for specific grading periods).oNLINe GraDeBooK (schooL Loop)School Loop Gradebook is an online system that allows parents and students to view attendance, grades, teacher e-mails and other student information from any computer with internet access. Please see your counselor if you need assistance creating your account. cITIzeNshIp MarKsCitizenship is indicated on the student report cards to inform parents, however, these marks are not a part of the student’s transcript or permanent record. Citizenship marks are defined as: O = Outstanding N = Needs to Improve S = Satisfactory U = UnsatisfactoryrepeaTING a coursePlease consult the course description catalog to determine whether a course may be repeated for credit. Make-up classes may be completed in after school programs (Bulldog Credit Recovery) and/or summer school. All courses taken for make-up credit must be approved by your counselor or administrator prior to course enrollment.

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Teacher coNfereNcesParent-student-teacher conferences may be scheduled by contacting the teacher or counseling office. In order to protect instructional time, calls are never placed directly through to a teacher’s classroom during class time. Additionally, each teacher may be reached through the school’s e-mail system accessible through our school webpage: http://wchs.wcusd.orgcLass chaNGesStudents enrolled in year-long courses are expected to remain in those courses for the duration of the year. If the student and parent feel a change is necessary, the student’s teacher and/or counselor should be involved in that decision. A Class Change form must be completed and signed by all parties involved. The counselor will ultimately review the request and make the final decision. After the fifth week of the semester, any dropped course will result in a “Withdrawal - F” for that course being recorded on the permanent record. In most cases, it will not be possible to add another class in place of the one dropped.GraDe poINT aVeraGesGrade point average is calculated by adding the total grade points earned and then divided by the number of courses taken. Non-Weighted WeightedA = 4 Grade points 5 points in Honors* and Advanced PlacementB = 3 Grade points 4 points in Honors* and Advanced Placement C = 2 Grade points 3 points in Honors* and Advanced Placement D = 1 Grade point Grades of “D” earned in Honors and AP are not weightedF = 0 Grade points *Not all Honors courses are weighted for CSU/UC college GPAaDVaNceD pLaceMeNT coursesWest Covina High School offers 23 Advanced Placement courses in the areas of math, science, social science, English, foreign language, fine arts, and computer science. Advanced Placement courses are college level courses for which you may receive college credit upon passing the Advanced Placement test with a qualifying score. Entrance requirements are different for each exam and the course offering book lists requirements and/or qualifying exams needed for classes.social studies Mathematics scienceAP Human Geography AP Statistics AP Environmental ScienceAP World History AP Calculus AB AP BiologyAP US History AP Calculus BC AP ChemistryAP Government AP Computer Science AP PhysicsAP Economics foreign Language AP Psychology AP French fine arts AP Spanish Language AP Studio Art:english AP Spanish Literature DrawingAP Literature & Composition AP Mandarin 2D DesignAP English Language AP Music Theory 3D CeramicshoNor roLLThe WCHS Honor Roll recognizes students with outstanding academic achievement at the end of each semester’s grading periods. The following guidelines determine eligibility:3.8+ Grade point average principal’s honor roll3.5 - 3.79 Grade point average honor roll3.0 - 3.49 Grade point average Dean’s honor rollStudents on the Principal’s Honor Roll for two consecutive semesters will receive an Academic Lamp; for three consecutive semesters students receive an additional bar.

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caLIforNIa schoLarshIp feDeraTIoN (csf)CSF is a statewide honor society based on academic achievement with membership open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Freshmen are eligible for membership at the end of their first semester.reNaIssaNce proGraMRenaissance is a leadership and recognition program that provides students with tangible incentives, rewarding superior achievement, effort and attendance with discounts at local businesses. All students are encouraged to earn and apply for Renaissance membership. Membership entitles students to carry the Renaissance card, to wear the T-shirt, which identifies them as successful students, and to attend each semester’s Renaissance assembly in which students and their classroom successes are recognized.Membership qualifications:Platinum/Top Dog 3.8+Gold Card 3.2 - 3.79Maroon Card 2.5 - 3.19No F’s or U’s on semester report cards

sTudenT aCTiviTies: PresidenT’s messageBulldogs! Welcome to the 2015-2016 school year! Whether you are barely beginning your journey at West covina high school or are nearing its end, the start of a new year brings about a plethora of new opportunities to make the most of your high school experience. I encourage you to explore your interests this year and find something that you are passionate about. some people desire to be outstanding scholars, some people seek to become successful athletes, some people are drawn to leadership; everyone has their own individual goals and aspirations, but at the end of the day we are all Bulldogs who represent Wchs in all that we do. I challenge you to represent our school better than any other group of students has before. Give everything your all this year. excel in all that you do. reach for the impossible. as your 2015-2016 asB president, I am extremely excited to see what we can achieve this year. aim to make this year the most memorable of your time in high school and live in the moment! Your time at Wchs will fly by, but you will carry the memories you create in Bulldog country with you for a lifetime. Make them count.

Jacob ramirez2015-2016

WhaT Is asB?All WCHS enrolled students are automatically members of the associated student Body or ASB. All students are governed by the ASB constitution and have the opportunity to elect officers to the ASB Cabinet. Many students purchase and carry ASB Cards and therefore are extended special privileges. asB carDsAll WCHS students are encouraged to purchase an ASB (Associated Student Body) Card but are NOT required to for participation in teams/clubs. Students holding an ASB card receive reduced rates for athletic events, discounts on all dances and formals, free activity, academic and athletic letters, full privileges in the Renaissance Program (when academic requirements are met), as well as numerous other perks and incentives throughout the school year. The cost of an asB card is $40.00. Typically, student savings may range from $60.00 to $100.00, depending upon involvement in activities and athletic events. ASB Cards are non-transferable and non-refundable, and at no time shall a student lend his/her card to another student. If caught, the card will be forfeited for the year with no refund.Any student experiencing difficulty with the purchase of an ASB Card is encouraged to speak with the ASB Advisor to arrange a monthly payment plan.

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eLIGIBILITY for parTIcIpaTIoN IN exTracurrIcuLar acTIVITIesIn order to be eligible to participate in extra/co-curricular activities, a student must have earned a minimum 2.0 or “C” unweighted grade point average during the preceding grading period. An academic ineligibility list is compiled at the end of every grading period. If any student has earned an unweighted grade point average below 2.0 or has not passed at least four classes in any grading period, he/she is automatically placed on this list. The purpose of the ineligibility list is to ensure that students who are participating in extra-curricular activities are also achieving success academically.Students are ineligible for the entire grading period and are never removed from the list during that same grading period. Students on the academic ineligibility list are not allowed to participate in any form of extra-curricular activity, including but not limited to practices, games, rehearsals, try-outs or ASB. The only way to become eligible for extra-curricular activities again is to earn a 2.0 unweighted GPA or better and pass at least four classes at the next grading period. West Covina Unified School District policy, as well as the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Guidelines, lists requirements for active participation in any co-curricular or extra-curricular activity. Students must maintain at least an unweighted 2.0 Gpa to participate under both organizations. WCUSD has an additional requirement that the participating students must have no more than one unsatisfactory mark in citizenship during any one grading perA probation period is also available to students who fall below a 2.0 GPA in which they can still participate in activities, but this only last for one grading period. If the student does not meet the minimum GPA of a 2.0 the following grading period, the student will then be placed on the academic ineligibility list. These guidelines affect participation in (but are not limited to) the following: Band, Choral Music, Colorguard, Dance Court Members, Drill Team, Pep Squad, all Team Sports, Clubs, ASB and Class Officers. Please refer to the WCHS probation policy on the WCHS website for additional information.WesT coVINa hIGh schooLWhereas: high ethical and moral behavior in education is essential; and individual students are responsible for their own work and actions; and the individual, school, and society benefit greatly from the maintenance of high standards; and the integrity of fair academic competition shall not be abridged; then, be it known that the following are some of the major points of the WCHS Honor Code posted on the school website:acaDeMIc coDe of hoNorIs in effect at West Covina High School1. The students shall use only those accessory examination materials allowed by the teacher.2. The student shall solicit and use only examination information made available to all students by the

teacher.3. The student shall respect another student’s right to privacy of materials, tests, etc.4. The student shall behave in an honorable way, so as not to assume an unfair advantage over fellow

students.5. The students, when doing research assignments, shall give proper credit (i.e., footnotes and/

or bibliography in compliance with teacher instructions) to those sources used in order to avoid plagiarism.

6. The student shall be responsible for his/her own homework.7. The student shall offer and receive from other students only that information which is approved by

the teacher.8. The student shall respect the rights of privacy, property, free expression, and the dignity and integrity

of other students, teachers and support staff.In order to maintain the integrity of the school and its individuals, violations of this Code will result in appropriate action being taken by school personnel.Please refer to the school website for a complete listing of the WCHS Academic Code of Honor.

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coDe of coNDucT:It is recognized that WCHS students who participate in athletics, performing arts, or student government are in the public eye as highly visible representatives of this high school. It is vital that their representation accurately communicates the high standards and values that the school promotes. Consequently, students who perform in the public eye are expected to make sure that their behavior does not discredit themselves, their family, their organization or their school. Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to, verbal or physical abuse and all forms of disrespect for any individual, thievery, acts of vandalism, or involvement with illegal narcotics, alcohol, or tobacco. It is also expected that students attend classes on those days in which he/she participates in athletic, performing, government, or other student activities. Violations of these expectations may cause disciplinary action in accordance with school policy, and may, affect their eligibility to continue in the role as school representative.sTuDeNT GoVerNMeNTEffective student leadership is the essential ingredient of a successful school. Its purpose is to organize and economically support activities and athletics, to promote school spirit, deal with issues affecting students, to act as a liaison between the student body and administration, and to make and interpret student activity policy for the benefit of the entire student body. The ASB Constitution and By Laws exist for the student House of Representatives and Inter-Club Council to help advise the officers of the ASB Cabinet in the democratic process.asB cabinet: The upper legislative house, or ASB Cabinet, is comprised of 7 elected officials, 2 representatives each from the senior, junior, sophomore and freshman classes, and 16 additional appointed members of the cabinet. The ASB President officially presides over Cabinet Meetings once weekly for the approval of all fundraisers, expenditures, and activities. Elections for ASB and Class officers are held in the spring and nominees must have a 2.5 total unweighted GPA with no F’s and no more than one N and NO U’s in citizenship in the preceding semester. Once elected, class presidents and vice presidents, must enroll in the ASB Leadership class. Elective credit is given for this class. Appointed members of cabinet must have a 2.0 total unweighted GPA and undergo an interview process by elected officers prior to selection in the spring.house of representatives: Members of the lower legislative house or House of Representatives are elected each fall by 4th period classes to meet once a month all year. The role of each representative is to provide feedback to the ASB Cabinet on issues that affect the entire student body. The person representing each 4th period class should inform students about a particular issue and then garner gather responses and report the findings back to ASB. That person should be articulate, outspoken, and responsible, possess natural leadership skills, and be trusted representatives who have a desire to represent their peers.Inter-club council: Club representatives are required to meet monthly for discussions and training on effective club management and financial practices.school site council: Student representatives from each graduating class, usually the vice presidents, are required to meet monthly with representatives of the faculty, staff, and community to discuss funding priorities through the School Improvement Program.GraDuaTING cLass cLuB MeMBershIpEach grade level elects officers who plan special activities and fund raising events for the class and/or school. Class officers work with the class advisor. Every student is eligible to plan with the officers and advisor, help with fund raising and help raise class spirit. Meeting times and locations for Class meetings are announced during the morning announcements. You are invited to attend and help make your class the best!

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asB caBINeT 2015-2016Please feel free to contact any of the following Cabinet Members to voice your opinions or provide helpful suggestions for improving our school. Although dedicated and committed to making WCHS one of the finest high schools in the region, these representatives look to you for input to make the best decisions. Please help us uphold our rich traditions and excellent reputation by assisting your ASB Cabinet in the democratic process. ASB Advisor ...................................................................Melanie Wong Executive Board President ........................................................................Jacob Ramirez Vice President ................................................................Katherine Ritchie Secretary ........................................................................Krystal Beltran Treasurer ........................................................................Alexis Juarez Commissioner of Clubs .................................................Amy Nguyen Commissioner of Events ...............................................Samantha Gomez Commissioner of Recognition ........................................Juan Marquez Class Officers Class of 2016 President .................................................Ruben Ilan Class of 2016 Vice President .........................................Julianne Sevilla Class of 2017 President .................................................Carlos Mungia Class of 2017 President .................................................Richard Valenzuela Class of 2018 President .................................................Shannon Lo Class of 2018 Vice President .........................................Kevin Phan Class of 2019 Officers ....................................................To Be Elected Fall 2015 ASB Clerk ......................................................................Becky PowersDaILY aNNouNceMeNTsThe daily announcements are read over the public address system following nutrition break. Staff, clubs, classes, teams and performing groups are welcome to submit announcements to promote events or recognize their organization. Forms are available in ASB. Announcement requests can also be emailed to wchsasb@wcusd.org Notices are not to exceed 50 words, must be submitted to the ASB office by the end of lunch the day before they are intended for announcing, and they must include an advisor’s signature for approval.posTers aND fLIersall posters and flyers to be displayed on campus must be approved by asB or administration and feature a stamp of approval. No items are to be hung up on maroon painted surfaces, doors, poles, or lockers. Posters and flyers that fall off the walls will be discarded. All posters and flyers will be removed before the weekend, unless affixed to official bulletin boards.fuND raIsING acTIVITIesIndividuals may not sell items on campus to the student body. Fund raising projects both on and off campus by WCHS clubs and organizations, that have an ASB club account, must be approved by the ASB Cabinet through submission of a “Request for Fund Raising Form.” See the Club Handbook for details. Tight controls regulate the frequency and duration of fund raising, as well as the accounting of funds each day at the ASB office. All club officers and advisors should undergo periodic training by ASB to remain in compliance with district and state policies. Booster clubs must have all fundraising projects approved by the principal.

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aThLeTIcsThrough the support of the CIF, Hacienda League, school district, school site, and ASB, students may participate in a wide variety of sports. athletes are encouraged to purchase an asB card, which financially supports athletic programs and the awards athletes earn. Without an asB card, athletes will not receive awards or letters. students unable to afford these expenses should consult their coach or administrator.fall sports Winter sports spring sportsCross Country (Co-ed) Basketball (Boys & Girls) Baseball (Boys’)Football (Co-ed) Soccer (Boys & Girls) Golf (Boys’)Golf (Girls) Wrestling (Boys & Girls) Softball (Girls’)Tennis (Girls’) Water Polo (Girls) Swimming (Co-ed)Volleyball (Girls’) Track (Co-ed)Water Polo (Boys) Tennis (Boys’) Volleyball (Boys’)requirements for athletics:Wchs offers a variety of competitive events and team sports. student athletes must:1.) complete a physical examination2.) have private health coverage or purchase coverage through the school, 3.) submit a written parent consent/ medical release agreement,4.) Maintain a 2.0 unweighted Gpa throughout the season,5.) receive no more than one (1) u in citizenship.LeTTerING poLIcIesEach student may earn one Athletics, one Activities Letter, and one Academic Lamp through commitment to academic and extracurricular programs throughout their four years at WCHS. Students may only receive these awards free of charge if they are ASB Cardholders. If a student is eligible for a letter and does not hold an ASB Card the student may purchase their letter for $25.00 and emblems for $15.00 each and bars for $10 each. Lost letters can also be replaced for $25.00 and lost emblems for $15.00 In addition, the student must be academically eligible for two grading periods during season, and their names are presented by their coach/advisor/athletic director to the ASB Office in conjunction with a previously published Lettering Policy. Athletics: Students who participate for the complete season on the Varsity Team achieve a Maroon Letter and Swiss Inserts for each sport. Students who have lettered previously receive a bar. League champions and cIf champions receive patches. scholar athlete patches (small lamp for each additional sport as well as each additional year/season) are awarded to varsity students who achieve an unweighted 3.5 GPA during all grading periods that occur during the season. 4 Year Lettermen receive special patches as do Tri-sport athletes.fine arts: Students who perform for the complete season in Drama, Choir, Band, Color Guard, Dance/ Drill are eligible to achieve a Gold Letter and Swiss Inserts for each performing group. Students who have lettered previously receive a bar. scholar performer patches are awarded to students who achieve an unweighted 3.5 GPA during entire year they were in a performing group. (small lamp for each additional year )clubs and organizations: Students who remain active all year with clubs and follow specific rigorous requirements set forth by each club are eligible to achieve a Gold Letter and emblems for each organization. Students who have lettered previously receive a baracademic: Students who are on the Principal’s Honor Roll for two consecutive semesters earn an Academic Lamp. For three consecutive semesters or more, students will receive a bar.

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cLuBs aND orGaNIzaTIoNsClubs and organizations provide an opportunity for students to get together outside class, help their community, work toward a common cause and take ownership in our school. To remain active, clubs must meet once per month to discuss activities, events and fund raising plans. For a complete listing of student clubs/organizations, obtain a Club Directory from the ASB Office.several clubs that were active last year include:acaDeMIc cLuBs aVID – prepares students for the challenges of college work, supports the leadership and fundraising

goals of the AVID college prep program california scholarship federation (csf) -- offers national recognition for its members National honor society (Nhs) -- creates enthusiasm for scholarships, stimulates desire to render

service, promotes leadership, and develops character in students. National english honor society (Nehs) – promotes literacy, exemplary character and good

fellowship spanish honor society (shs) – promote Spanish culture and literacycuLTuraL aND specIaL INTeresT cLuBs afJroTc – (Air Force Junior Reserved Officers Training Corps) trains students to become successful

and productive adults by instilling patriotism, service, personal responsibility, teamwork and instruction in basic military skills.

Best Buddies – matches students with intellectual disabilities with high school students from general education to create one-to-one friendships.

The cause – Provides fellowship for Christian students to learn, grow, and worship. fBLa (future Business Leaders of america) – promotes business orientated students and gets

them involved in the real life business world. Go Green -- Promote environment friendly activities and to help better the planet. home economics – Experience the world of food. Link crew – support freshmen and new students in their transition to WCHSperforMING aND fINe arTs orGaNIzaTIoNs: art club – promotes and supports the Art Program and enhances artistic contributions to the school. Band/color Guard – supports the financial needs of the instrumental music program. choral union – supports the financial needs of school’s choir programs. Dance/Drill Team – supports the financial needs of the Dance/Drill and All-Male Teams Thespians/Drama club – aids in the production of plays and provides a forum for interest in theatre. coMMuNITY serVIce orGaNIzaTIoNs Interact – sponsored by the local Rotary Club, encourages student involvement in the community. Key club – sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, encourages student involvement in the community. Leos – sponsored by the local Lion’s Club, encourages student involvement in the community. uNIcef – help children in need

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general sTudenT informaTionaTTeNDaNceStudents arriving late or leaving early MUST SIGN IN OR OUT at the Attendance Office. A parent must call BEFORE the student arrives or send a note with the student in order to have their absence or tardy cleared. Any period missed due to late arrival without a parent note or phone call the next morning (by 9:00 am) will be classified as a truant. The consequence for truancies include the loss of opportunity to make up work in class and the assignment of a make-up class (Saturday School, etc.). If late arrival is cleared by parents after 9:00 am the following morning, truancies will be cleared with teachers, yet detentions will stand as scheduled.Parents of students who are absent are requested to telephone the Attendance Office to clear the absence for each day of the student’s absence. To assist in this process, you may leave messages 24 hours a day. Phone # 626-859-2900 x2917If phone contact does not occur, students must drop off a note from the parents verifying the cause of absence to the Attendance Office. An absence which has not been cleared within three days will be classified as truancy. The consequence for truancies includes the loss of opportunity to make up instruction missed for the unexcused absence and the issuing of detentions. In most cases, Saturday Schools will be issued for a full day absence (6 hours). In addition, if the parent clears the absence outside the three-day limit, the truancy will be cleared with teachers, yet detentions or Saturday Schools will stand as scheduled.Upon returning to school, students report directly to class – they do not report first to the Attendance Office (except when dropping off a note) since they have already been cleared. They will not require a “re-admit” slip.Students are expected to report on time to all of their classes. Attendance will be taken each period. Excessive absences usually lead to poor learning. The instructor may refer a student to their Dean for appropriate action. A student’s absence will be recorded regardless of the reason for the absence.aTTeNDaNce proceDures (cLearING aN aBseNce)Each student has three school days to clear an all-day absence. If he/she fails to do so, the absence is classified as a truancy. If the student is tardy to class, it is considered a truant. Make-up work/tests may not be given. each student has one day to clear a single period absence. for more information on tardy and truancy policies, see the student Behavior Guidelines.BIcYcLes aND sKaTeBoarDsStudents are not to ride bicycles or skateboards on campus at any time. They are to be brought onto campus from the front gate only. Please walk with them from the public sidewalk to the rack area behind the ASB Building. Racks are provided to park and lock all bicycles and skateboards. Bicycles and skateboards will be confiscated if they are found outside of these designated areas or if students are discovered riding them, and be held in the Deans’ office for parent pick up only. chaNGe of aDDressStudents are responsible for keeping the school informed of any changes of address or phone number that can be used in case of emergency.cLearING The caMpusstudents are expected to leave campus after the end of their regular school day unless they are involved in a scheduled extra-curricular activity. students will not be allowed to loiter on campus after their school day ends.

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cLoseD caMpusWest covina high school is a “closed campus.” This means that all students are required to stay on campus from the beginning of their daily schedule of classes through the end of their scheduled classes, including the nutrition and lunch periods. students are reminded that they are under the school’s jurisdiction any time they are on our campus or any other WcusD campus. a 40 minute lunch period will be made available every day, except when “minimum days” are designated. a 10 minute nutrition period will be made available, except when cancelled for special activities. students who have medical, dental, or other scheduled appointments off campus must bring a note signed by a parent or legal guardian in advance to the attendance office where a written authorization to leave campus will be issued. students who arrive at school any time after the beginning of their first scheduled class of the day must report first to the attendance office for a pass.No student is to leave the campus at any time during school hours—for any reason—except by pass from Attendance, Health, or R.O.P. offices. All visitors must receive permission to be on campus and secure a pass from the receptionist at the front office. Students may earn the privilege for an off-campus lunch pass. An individual student’s GPA and STAR test results determine this privilege.TechNoLoGYWest Covina High School is committed to helping students and staff use technology as an effective educational and administrative tool and to meet state and national educational standards. It is understood that students and staff will use technology in a mature and professional manner in accordance with the district’s acceptable use policy.coMpuTer useComputers are provided for educational purposes only. Students may access the Internet only if they and their parents have signed the Internet Use Agreement for that school year. Students may not use computers or the Internet for chatting, purchases, profit, fraud or vandalism. Communication over the Internet with other people in the form of e-mail or bulletin boards will only be permitted under a staff member’s supervision.DaMaGe, ThefT & VaNDaLIsMcare of schooL aND persoNaL properTYStudents are responsible for the care of all books, supplies and furniture supplied by the school. Students who damage or deface school property will be required to pay for the damage. Students should limit items brought to school to those items necessary for school activities. The school is not responsible for items brought to school, which are lost or stolen. Report any thefts to the Dean’s Office.eLecTroNIc DeVIces Electronic devices including IPod, MP3 player, PSP, CD players, headphones, radios or walkie-talkies are only allowed during lunch and nutrition. Some pagers are permitted for medical reasons. These reasons must be cleared in advance through the Deans’ Office. Cellular phones and other electronic devices are to be used according to the following guidelines:GREEN ZONE: All common areas during non-instruction time, including the quad, hallways, cafeteria. Students have permission to use their electronic devices for personal use appropriately in these areas. Taking photos and/or videos of others without their permission are not acceptable under any circumstances.YELLOW ZONE: Teachers may designate their classroom a yellow zone where cellular phone and/or electronic device usage is supported for educational or instructional purposes only. Students are expected to follow teachers’ directions with regard to phone usage when a classroom has been identified a yellow zone.RED ZONE: A classroom designated red zone indicates cellular phone and/or electronic device usage is not permitted and all devices are expected to be silent and out of sight.Students who are in violation of the above policy will be subject to progressive discipline whereby subsequent infractions will result in increased discipline including an opportunity to correct the transgres-sion (warning), parent contact, detention, Saturday School, and referral to the Deans’ Office. Pervasive infractions may also impact citizenship marks per trimester.

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feesFees for lost or overdue books must be paid before students are cleared for graduation or admission to fall classes. Fees are paid at the ASB office. asB accepts no checks past april---cash only. payment plans available upon need.fIeLD TrIpsEach student must get clearance from each teacher on a blue card before attending an all-day field trip. In addition, a parent signature must be on file granting permission for all off-campus activities.fooD serVIcesA selection of sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit, chips, and beverages is available from locations throughout the quad and cafeteria building during lunch. Snacks are available from the cafeteria during the nutrition recess. Applications for free or reduced breakfast/lunch may be picked up in the cafeteria office. Students may eat lunch throughout the quad, but no food or drink is allowed in any classroom. Wherever students choose to eat, they are expected to show pride in WCHS by keeping the area free of trash.haLLWaYs aND haLL passesDuring class all hallways should remain empty. Students excused from a classroom while classes are in session must carry Hall Passes. WCHS uses a standardized pass system. While using the hallways during class, students are expected to maintain an academic learning environment by not running, yelling, using profane language, or making excessive noise.IDeNTIfIcaTIoN carDs aND LaNYarD poLIcYAll students are given a current WCHS ID card upon registration. These cards are provided free of charge; pictures are taken during registration. It is each student’s responsibility to make sure his/her ID picture has been taken during registration. Students new to the school or anyone who loses his/her card must go to the ASB office to make arrangements for their card. replacement ID cards are issued at a charge of $5.00 in the Dean’s office.All students must wear an unaltered West Covina High School ID at all times while on campus. The ID card is to be clearly visible, attached to clothing and located on the front of the body, above the waist. Students are required to present this card: • Whenrequestedtodosobyschoolofficials,• Whenvotinginanyschoolelection,• Whenservingdetentionand/orSaturdayschooland/or,• Uponadmissiontoschoolathleticeventsanddances• MediaCenterservices• PupilandCounselingappointmentsThis card must not be lent to, or worn by, any other person. Loss of this card should be reported immediately to the Dean’s Office. This ID is the property of West covina high school. ID must be surrendered upon the request of school officials. Students will be provided with an ID Card and a clip. students who lose/deface their ID card or come to school without a ID card will be issued one with a replacement cost of $5.00. The ID card will be attached to a clip provided by the school or students may use their own lanyard. Wearing the clips/lanyards must follow the requirements of West Covina High School Standards in Handbook under Student Dress and Grooming Standards.Students who do not wear their ID Cards while at school are in violation of WCHS policy and are subject to the following consequences:• 1stIncident:Studentwarning,ParentNotification(letter,call),temporaryIDissued(validforremainder

of the school day)• 2nd Incident: ParentNotification (letter, call), StudentConferencewithAdministration and ID

replacement cost• 3rd Incident:Student issuedDisciplinaryConsequence,ParentNotification (letter, call), and ID

replacement cost• Continuedoffenseswill result in students being subject to schoolwideprogressivedisciplinary

actions, Parent Notification (letter, call), and ID replacement cost.

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INTerNeT usaGe aGreeMeNTAll students must have a WCUSD Internet Acceptable Use Policy Release (Form 7007) on file with the Media Center to use school computers in our labs. LocKersA limited number of lockers are available for the safekeeping of books and other student property needed at school. Do not plan on having a locker. WCHS accepts no responsibility for vandalism or lost articles. Students are encouraged to remove all items from their lockers at the end of each school day and weekends because of the threat of locker vandalism and theft. The school reserves the right to search lockers at any time in the interest of a safe and orderly school operation.LosT aND fouNDIf clothing, books, backpacks or notebooks have been lost, check first in the Media Center. The Media Center staff maintains a Lost and Found cabinet.MaKe-up WorKIf a student is ill or unable to attend school, the parent should call the counseling office to inquire about make-up work. Usually, make-up assignments can be collected from teachers and the parent may stop by the school to pick them up within 48 hours. MeDIa ceNTerThe Media Center maintains a study hall atmosphere throughout the school day and after school. Many services are available and the staff is there to assist students with academic needs. The computers are available whenever teachers have not reserved them for use during their classes. Library books are available for circulation to students with an I.D. card. Students are financially responsible for all items including textbooks that are checked out. Unpaid fees, damages and losses may result in the student not participating in graduation ceremonies.MeDIcaL appoINTMeNTsIf parents need their student to leave school for an appointment or other preplanned commitments, a phone call to the attendance office should be placed before the time the student leaves. When the parent arrives to pick up the student, the parent should report to the attendance office and the student will be called from class. Upon returning from an appointment, the student should report to the attendance office before going back to class. If a student leaves school without getting clearance through the office, that student is marked truant.MeDIcaTIoNBy law, any medication that is to be taken while in school must be stored and administered in the Health Office, where the Health clerk can verify it has been prescribed. Staff may not dispense medication, including aspirin.MessaGes aND DeLIVerIes Messages delivered to students during class time are limited to official school business and urgent parent communication as relayed through the attendance office. We encourage students not to have items delivered. The delivery of balloons or flowers to students during the school day is prohibited as it can disrupt the learning environment. All deliveries will be kept at the front office for the student to pick up at the end of the day.NeWspaperThe school newspaper, NewsBytes, provides students with bi-monthly information about activities and events around the campus. This paper is provided free for all studentsparKING passesStudent parking is located at the “Tennis Court Parking Lot.” All other campus parking lots are designated faculty parking or visitor parking. Students must have proof of current car insurance and a driver’s license on file with the ASB Office to obtain parking permits. Parking permits must be on display at all times within the student vehicle or cars will be cited. Students are not to use their cars as lockers. Once the car is parked for the day, access is restricted to secure each parking lot.

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raLLIes aND asseMBLIesAlthough there are a number of optional lunch-time rallies planned throughout the year to generate school spirit, publicize our athletic programs, and showcase our performing groups, ASB also plans numerous all school assemblies. Teachers will be given notice of assemblies (held in the gym) several weeks in advance in order to plan accordingly. sTuDeNT Drop-offStudent pick-up and drop-off zones are located along Fernwood and Cameron Avenue before and after school. During school hours, however, all gates are locked and student access is restricted. Please inform parents to use only the visitor parking area near the administration building for late drop-offs.sTuDeNT sToreOpen during nutrition, lunch and after school, our student store provides snacks, drinks, ice cream, PE uniforms, school supplies, spirit items and spirit wear. The student store is located in the ASB Building near the center of the quad. Tickets to many events are sold through the ASB windows during lunch. Dance tickets must be bought with current schooL ID and cash or creDIT/DeBIT carD. all profits from the student store help to support our student activities and athletic programs. starting in april the asB student store will accept---cash only. seniors must make all of the senior event purchases with cash oNLY. No refuNDs are made on any purchases from the student store.TexTBooKsStudents are responsible for textbooks that are issued to them. It is the student’s duty to put a book cover on each textbook and maintain it in good condition. Free book covers are often available from the Media Center. Charges will be levied for lost or damaged books. When a student withdraws from a class, textbooks must be returned to the Media Center. Students are encouraged to keep a log of the barcodes for the books they have checked out.VIsITor parKINGLimited parking spaces are available for short-term parking. These spaces are located in the Fernwood lot in front of the Administration Building. Please do not park in any space designated for school personnel. Remember that all visitors to WCHS must check in at the front office.YearBooKsThe WCHS yearbook, produced by the quest club, provides students with a photographic record of memorable events from the school year. The yearbook may be purchased along with an ASB card in the beginning of the school year for a special reduced rate. The price of the book increases through the year. Yearbooks are sold at the Student Store windows.

sTudenT beHavior guidelinesrespecT for The rIGhTs of oThersEvery right that we have is attached to an obligation. Your rights must be balanced against the rights of others, and their rights must be balanced against yours. Also, the purpose of the school and the requirements of the educational process must be weighed in deciding who has a right to do what and which behavior needs to be corrected. That is why our society has laws and why a school has rules. If you wish to take full advantage of your rights, while still respecting the rights of others, we at WCHS will support you.sTuDeNT DuTIesEvery student shall attend school punctually and regularly, conform to the regulations of the school; obey promptly all the directions of his/her teacher and others in authority; observe good order and propriety of deportment; be diligent in study; respectful to his/her teacher and others in authority; kind and courteous to school mates; and refrain from the use of vulgar or profane language. (CCR Title 5 300)WesT coVINa uNIfIeD schooL DIsTrIcT BoarD poLIcYDistrict programs and activities shall be free from unlawful discrimination, including harassment, with respect to ethnic group, religion, gender, color, race, national origin, sexual orientation, and physical or mental disability.

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NoN-DIscrIMINaTIoN poLIcYThe Governing Board is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education. District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, ethnic group, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability or any other unlawful consideration. The Board shall promote programs to ensure discriminatory practices are eliminated in all district activities. No student shall, on the basis of sex, race or religious preference, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity provided by any school in the West Covina Unified School District.sexuaL harassMeNTThe Board of Education is committed to maintain an employment and educational environment free from sexual harassment for its employees and students. The Board of Education considers sexual harassment a violation of state and federal laws which may result in disciplinary action or dismissal of the offending employee or in the case of students, suspension or expulsion as provided by Board Policy 5114, Suspension, Expulsion, Exemption or Exclusion of Students. Sexual harassment means unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, visual or physical conduct of a sexual nature, made by someone from or in the work or education setting, under any of the following conditions:a) Submission to the conduct is explicitly or implicitly made a term or a condition of an individual’s

employment, status, progress or promotion.b) Submission to, or rejection of, the conduct by the individual is used as the basis of employment or

academic decisions affecting the individual.c) The conduct has the purpose or effect of having a negative impact upon the individual’s work or

academic performance, or of creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work or educational environment, or

d) Submission to, or rejection of, the conduct by the individual is used as the basis for any decision affecting the individual regarding benefits, services, honor, programs or activities.

It shall be the policy of this District to investigate and remedy in an expeditious and timely manner any reports of sexual harassment. All employees and students are encouraged to report incidents of sexual harassment without fear of reprisal. Student reports may be made to the Principal, Administrator or designee of the school in which he or she is in attendance, or to the Director of Pupil Services at the District Office. (Education Codes: 212.5, 212.6, 48900.2, 48915)TruaNcY poLIcY: coNsequeNces for faILING To cLear aBseNcesEach student has three school days to clear an all-day absence. If he/she fails to do so, the absence will become a truancy. Truancies cannot be cleared and make-up work/tests may not be given. Each student has one day to clear a single period absence.In order to adjust the permanent record containing full day truancies, West Covina High School offers a Make-up program (offered on Saturday and during the week), which is served on campus. This adjusts the truancy on the record to reflect that the missed school hours have been made up. Any three full day truancies, which have not been made up, may prevent participation in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. students involved in dance, sports, music, drama, etc. may not be given a release to participate until these truancies have been made up. Students may not be allowed to purchase tickets to dances and other activities until their attendance is cleared, as well. Seniors may also specifically lose privileges with regards to graduation activities.forGINGForging parent correspondence is a violation of California State law and subject to disciplinary action, which may include detention, Saturday School, community service, or suspension.TarDY poLIcY1st Tardy Warning by teacher, intervention2nd Tardy Parent notification by teacher, possible teacher detention.3rd Tardy Parent notification by teacher and teacher detention.4th Tardy Referral to office; after-school detention5th Tardy or more Referral to office; Saturday SchoolTardies do affect citizenship grades. Any combination of 4 tardies/truants in the same class, during the same 6-week grading period will result in a citizenship grade of N in that class. Any combination of 7 tardies/truants in the same class, during the same 6-week grading period will result in a citizenship grade of U in that class.

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DruG/suBsTaNce-DeTecTING caNINesIn an effort to keep our schools as safe learning environments, the West Covina Unified School District will periodically enlist the used of substance sniffing canines on our campuses. These dogs are never in contact with students and are trained to detect various illegal substances. Offenses involving possession or sale of drugs, alcohol, or dangerous objects, and/or assault with a dangerous object will be reported to the proper legal authorities.LoITerING oN-caMpus afTer schooLUnless students are enrolled in tutoring, 8th period classes or specific extracurricular programs, they are expected to leave campus immediately after their last class period. WCHS does not provide supervision of students after school, and will ask any student remaining on campus to exit.curfeWNo person under the age of 18 shall loiter about public places after 10:00 p.m. or before sunrise.sTuDeNT Dress aND GrooMING sTaNDarDsStudents’ dress and conduct affect the learning atmosphere of the school. All staff members have the right and responsibility to uphold and enforce these rules. Student dress or grooming which is disruptive to the instructional process, or which creates risk of injury or harm to any student, is prohibited. The Board of Education declares that the following guidelines apply to all students who attend school and school activities in the West Covina Unified School District.1. Attire as currently defined or designated as a group (Gang, Crew or Tagger) by the West Covina

Police Department or School Administration is not permitted. Male students are not allowed to wear tank tops.

2. No undergarments shall be showing. Attire that is sexually suggestive or excessively brief, low cut, or revealing is not allowed. Examples: Clothing that is too tight (spandex), bare midriff, see-through tops.

3. Clothing or grooming that causes disruption or distraction among students within the classroom is not acceptable. Clothing should not be in disrepair. Examples: Clothing which advocates the use of controlled substances, violence, prejudice, or are sexually suggestive either through writing, pictures, or insignia.

4. Shoes or sandals must be worn at all times. The type of shoe must be hygienic, safely protect the foot and be appropriate during the activities the student engages in throughout the school day. For hygienic reasons socks with shoes or tennis shoes are recommended.

5. Jewelry and accessories shall not be worn which have the potential to be dangerous or can be used as a weapon or to indicate group (Gang, Tagger) affiliations. Example: chains, wrist bands with studs, bandanas.

6. Pants, shorts, skirts, and skorts will be worn at the waist, above the hip, and fit sufficiently so that a belt is not needed. Overalls must fit and the sides and straps need to be fastened. For safety reasons, outerwear such as jackets and sweaters must not be oversized. Shoulder straps on all shirts must a minimum of 2 inches wide.

7. Sun-protective clothing, including but not limited to hats, may be worn only outdoors during the school day. Knit hats/caps, bandanas, hairnets, shower caps, and “Do-Rags” are prohibited. Hats with bills or brims must be worn with the bill facing forward. Hats, caps, and other head coverings shall not be worn indoors in the classrooms or administration buildings. Only West Covina High School hats or beanies are allowed to be worn on or visible on campus. All other hats or beanies worn or seen on campus will be confiscated and held for parents to pick up.

8. PE type clothing such as sweats is appropriate for PE and not for regular school attire. Team warm-up outfits are acceptable on game and spirit days.

9. No sports jerseys other than West Covina High School team jerseys will be allowed on campus.10. Student dress for social functions shall be determined by the sponsors of these functions and

announced prior to the occasion.11. Staff shall apply the dress standards consistently and equally to all students.

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ar 5132 (B)The legislature expressed a number of concerns and beliefs:The children of this state have the right to an effective public school education. Both students and staff on all campuses have a right to be safe and secure in their persons at school. There is too much focus on violence and messages of violence contained in many aspects of our society, particularly reflected in gang regalia, which can be disruptive to the learning environment. “Gang related apparel” is hazardous to the health and safety of the school environment. Instructing teachers and students in the subtleties of constantly changing gang regalia and affiliation takes time away from education.a) Clothing which is too large can conceal weapons, specifically jumpsuits and overcoats and/or large

bags.b) The adoption of a school wide uniform policy is a reasonable way to provide some protection for

students.c) To control the environment in the public schools to facilitate and maintain an effective learning

environment and to keep the focus of the classroom on learning and not personal safety, schools need the authorization to implement uniform clothing requirements for our public school children.

d) Many educators believe that school dress significantly influences pupil behavior. This influence is evident on school dress-up days and color days. Schools that have adopted school uniforms experience a coming together feeling, greater school pride and better behavior in and out of the classroom. Therefore:1. The Governing Board may adopt or rescind a reasonable dress code policy that requires pupils

to wear a school-wide uniform or prohibits pupils from wearing “gang-related apparel” or clothing that is disruptive to the learning environment.

2. Enforcement of a reasonable dress code is not a violation of the right of free speech.*3. If a school uniform policy is established it must comply with all restrictions and the right to opt

out of the uniform policy as established in ED. Code 35183.ar 5132 (c)1. It is recognized that there will be some items of clothing that may be acceptable at the high school

level that are not at the middle school or elementary. Specifics in each school’s dress code may vary for that reason.

2. Violations of the dress code, resulting in a safety, health, or educational disruption problems will be addressed on an individual basis.

ruLes for DaNcesSchool Dances, Formal dances and Proms have always been popular at WCHS. Dances begin by 7:00PM and end by 11:00PM. Dances are sponsored by student organizations as fundraisers. All School policies and rules are in full effect and enforced for dances. Please note the following standards regarding dance activities:• On-campusdancesandWinterFormalareopentoallWCHSstudents.Promticketsareavailable

for purchase by Juniors and Seniors only. Underclassmen are considered guests at Prom and must complete a guest pass.

• Studentsmustpurchasehis/herownticketunderhis/herownnamewithhis/hercurrentschoolIDcard at the ASB windows at lunch. All dance attendees must complete a dance contract. All fines and truancies must be cleared first. only cash and credit card/debit card are accepted as payment.

• Purchasedticketsarenontransferable and nonrefundable.• AWCHSstudentmaybringonlyoneguest.AGuestPassmustbecompletedwithparentapproval,

the name and school attended by the guest, and the approval of the guest’s school administrator and a WCHS administrator (or work location if not currently a high school or college student). A copy of the guest’s current photo ID is also required. Guests must be under the age of 21.

• GuestsmustbeaccompaniedbytheirsponsoringWCHSstudenttoenterthedance.• Guestpassesarenon-transferable.• WCHSstudentsandtheirguestsmustcarrytheircurrentschoolIDcardandcarryaphotoID(for

the guest). an ID must be presented prior to admittance to the dance. WCHS staff reserves the right to deny admission to anyone.

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• Tickets will not be sold at the door.• Nostudentorguestwillbeadmittedmorethanonehourpastthedance’sstarttime.• Studentsand/ortheirguestsmaynotleavethedancepriortothelasthalfhourofthescheduled

ending time of the dance when the dance is held on campus. Students and/or their guests may not leave the dance prior to the last hour of the scheduled ending time of the dance when the dance is held off campus.

• Studentsshouldbesuretohaveallitemsneededfortheeveningastheyenterthedance.Studentswill not be able to go back to cars to retrieve items once admitted to the dance. There is no exit and re-entry at dances.

• Onceastudentleavesthedancehe/shecannotreturn.• Alldanceattendeesmaybesubjecttosearchuponentry.Itemsthatmightbeconfiscatedinclude,

but are not limited to: any liquid container, lanyards, gum, mint/candy containers, food.• Anystudentorguestfoundtobeinpossessionorundertheinfluenceofalcoholordrugswillbe

denied admission or removed from the dance and their parents will be called to pick them up. Law enforcement may be contacted. If the parent is unavailable, the student will be referred to the police department.

• Anystudentremovedfromadancefortheuseorpossessionofalcohol,drugs,fighting,failuretofollow directions of chaperones, or any other form of disrespect or inappropriate behavior may not be allowed to attend any school sponsored dance/event for the remainder of the year, and are subject to all school rules and discipline measures.

• StudentsareexpectedtoDANCEappropriately. Lap dancing, freaking, and grinding have been determined inappropriate at WCHS dances.

• DressCodewillbestrictlyenforced.Ifastudentisdressedinappropriatelytheywillnotbeadmittedto the dance or asked to change outfits before entering.

students must have a 2.0 total unweighted grade point average with no f’s or u’s in the preceding semester, with consideration of disciplinary records at discretion of administration to qualify for dance courts. To qualify for the complimentary dance court ticket, a student must be an asB cardholder.eDucaTIoN coDe 48915(c)The principal, superintendent of school shall immediately suspend pursuant to section 48911, and shall recommend expulsion of a pupil that he or she determines has committed any of the following acts at school or at a school activity off school grounds to and/or from school:1. Possessing, selling or otherwise furnishing a firearm. The subdivision does not apply to an act of

possessing a firearm if the pupil has obtained prior written permission to possess the firearm from a certified school employee, which is concurred in by the principal or the designee of the principal. This subdivision applies to an act of possessing a firearm only if the possession is verified by an employee of a school district.

2. Brandishing a knife at another person.3. Unlawfully selling a controlled substance listed in Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 11053) of

Division 10 of the Health and Safety Code.4. Committing or attempting to commit a sexual assault as defined in subdivision (n) of Section 48900

or committing a sexual battery as defined in subdivision (n) of Section 48900.5. Possession of an explosive.DIscIpLINe coDeEducation Code Section 48900 indicates that those students who have violated any of the following may be subject to suspension and/or recommendation for expulsion from school. On occasion, however, the Saturday Work Program and/or community service will be assigned in lieu of a suspension.a.) Caused, attempted to cause, or threatened to cause physical injury to another person or; 2) Willfully

used force or violence upon the person of another, except in self-defense.b.) Without authorization, possessed, sold, or otherwise furnished any firearm, knife, explosive, or other

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c.) Unlawfully possessed, used, sold, furnished, or was under the influence of a controlled substance, alcohol, or intoxicant.

d.) Unlawfully offered, arranged, or negotiated to sell a controlled substance, alcohol, or other intoxicant, and then sold, delivered, or furnished something else instead, and represented it as a controlled substance, alcohol, or intoxicant.

e.) Committed or attempted to commit robbery or extortion.f.) Caused or attempted to cause damage to school or private property.g.) Stole or attempted to steal school or private property.h.) Possessed or used tobacco, or any products containing tobacco or nicotine products, including, but

not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, miniature cigars, clove cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, snuff and chew packets.

i.) Committed an obscene act or engage in habitual profanity or vulgarity.j.) Unlawfully possessed, offered, arranged, or negotiated to sell drug paraphernalia.k.) Disrupted school activities or defied the authority of school personnel.l.) Knowingly received stolen school or private property.m.) Possessed an imitation firearm. An “imitation firearm” is a replica of a firearm that is so substantially

similar in physical properties to an existing firearm as to lead a reasonable person to conclude that the replica is a firearm.

n.) Committed or attempted to commit a sexual assault or battery. o.) Harassed, threatened or intimidated a pupil who is a complaining witness in a school disciplinary

proceeding for the purpose of either preventing that pupil from being a witness or retaliating against that pupil for being a witness or both.

p.) Unlawfully offered, arranged to sell, negotiated to sell, or sold the prescription drug Somaq.) Engaged in, or attempted to engage in, hazing as defined in subdivision (b) of Section 245.6 of the

Penal Codes.) Aided or abetted the infliction or attempted infliction of physical injury to another person as defined

by Penal Code Section 31t.) As used in this section, “school property” includes, but is not limited to, electronic files and databases.Education Code: 48900.2: Pupil has committed sexual harassment.Education Code: 48900.3: Caused, attempted to cause, threatened to cause, or participated in an act of hate violence.Education Code: 48900.4: Intentionally engaged in harassment, threats, or intimidation, directed against a pupil or group of pupils that is sufficiently severe to have created a hostile educational environment. Education Code 48900.7: Pupil made terroristic threats against school officials, or school property or both.These rules apply on any West covina unified school District campus - whether enrolled in that particular school or not - while going to or coming from school or any school-sponsored activity.Violation of civil or criminal codes will also include a referral to the local police department. Drug related offenses will result in suspension up to five days and a possible recommendation for expulsion from all schools of the West Covina Unified School District. Use or possession of alcohol could result in the same penalty.For the offenses listed below, state law requires school and district personnel to examine the possibility of expulsion:a) Causing serious physical injury to another person, except in self-defense.b) Possession of any firearm, knife, explosive, or other dangerous object of no reasonable use to the

pupil at school or at a school activity off school grounds.c) Unlawful possession of any controlled substance, as defined in Section 11053 of the Health and

Safety Code, except for the sale or not more than one avoirdupois ounce of marijuana, other than concentrated cannabis.

d) Robbery or extortion.e) Assault or battery upon a school employee

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students are expected to follow the rules and regulations of the school, attend classes regularly, comply with laws and be respectful towards the authority. Violations could result in the following:• Disciplinary conference and/or parent contact.• Detention (up to one hour beyond the maximum school day.) students are notified 24 hours

in advance. It is their responsibility to notify their parents.• assign school or community service.• saturday Work program• Behavior contract or restitution where applicable.• suspension; In-house or home suspension • school attendance review Team, school attendance review Board• expulsion (from all district schools.)search aND seIzureSchool officials may search individual students and their property when there is a reasonable suspicion that the search will uncover evidence that the student is violating the law or the rules of the district or school. Discretion, good judgment, and common sense will be exercised in all cases of search and seizure.

25

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Prin

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ly

susp

end

and

reco

mm

end

expu

lsio

n w

hen

the

follo

win

g oc

cur a

t sch

ool

or a

t a s

choo

l act

ivity

off

cam

pus.

(E

.C. 4

8915

[c])

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cipa

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end

expu

lsio

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follo

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the

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dete

rmin

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at th

e ex

puls

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reco

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is in

appr

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te.

(E.C

. 489

15[a

])

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and

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the

follo

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tim

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but

not

lim

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to,

whi

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n sc

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gro

unds

; whi

le g

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to o

r com

ing

from

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nch

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e D

irect

or o

f Pup

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ervi

ces

dete

rmin

es th

at th

e ex

puls

ion

reco

mm

enda

tion

is in

appr

opria

te.

(E.C

. 489

15[b

] and

[e])

1.

Pos

sess

ing,

sel

ling,

or

furn

ishi

ng a

fire

arm

. E

.C. 4

8915

(c)(

1); 4

8900

(b)

1.

Cau

sing

ser

ious

phy

sica

l inj

ury

to a

noth

er

pers

on, e

xcep

t in

self-

defe

nse.

E

.C. 4

8915

(a)(

1); 4

8900

(a)(

1),

m

aybe

als

o 48

900(

a)(2

)

1.

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sed,

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mpt

ed to

cau

se, o

r thr

eate

ned

to c

ause

phy

sica

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ury

to a

noth

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erso

n.

(Unl

ess,

in th

e ca

se o

f “ca

used

,” th

e in

jury

is s

erio

us. [

See

II.1]

) E

.C. 4

8900

(a)(

1); 4

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(b)

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of p

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an o

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, or a

lcoh

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E.C

. 489

00(c

); 48

915(

b)

3.

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or o

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subs

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repr

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as a

con

trolle

d su

bsta

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E

.C. 4

8900

(d);

4891

5(b)

2.

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rand

ishi

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kni

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t ano

ther

pe

rson

. E

.C. 4

8915

(c)(

2);

48

900(

a)(1

) and

489

00(b

)

2.

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sess

ion

of a

ny k

nife

, exp

losi

ve, o

r ot

her d

ange

rous

obj

ect o

f no

reas

onab

le

use

to th

e pu

pil.

E.C

. 489

15(a

)(2)

; 489

00(b

)

4.

Cau

sed

or a

ttem

pted

to c

ause

dam

age

to s

choo

l or p

rivat

e pr

oper

ty.

E.C

. 489

00(f)

; 489

15(e

) 5.

S

tole

or a

ttem

pted

to s

teal

sch

ool o

r priv

ate

prop

erty

. E

.C. 4

8900

(g);

4891

5(e)

6.

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osse

ssed

or u

sed

toba

cco.

E.C

. 489

00(h

); 48

915(

e)

7.

Com

mitt

ed a

n ob

scen

e ac

t or e

ngag

ed in

hab

itual

pro

fani

ty o

r vul

garit

y. E

.C. 4

8900

(i); 4

8915

(e)

3.

U

nlaw

fully

sel

ling

a co

ntro

lled

subs

tanc

e.

E.C

. 489

15(c

)(3)

; 489

00(c

)

3.

Unl

awfu

l pos

sess

ion

of a

ny c

ontro

lled

subs

tanc

e, e

xcep

t for

the

first

offe

nse

of

no m

ore

than

an

ounc

e of

mar

ijuan

a.

E.C

. 489

15(a

)(3)

; 489

00(c

)

8.

Pos

sess

ed, o

ffere

d, a

rran

ged,

or n

egot

iate

d to

sel

l any

dru

g pa

raph

erna

lia.

E.C

. 489

00(j)

; 489

15(e

) 9.

D

isru

pted

sch

ool a

ctiv

ities

or w

illfu

lly d

efie

d th

e va

lid a

utho

rity

of s

choo

l per

sonn

el.

E.C

. 489

00(k

); 48

915(

e)

10.

Kno

win

gly

rece

ived

sto

len

scho

ol o

r priv

ate

prop

erty

. E

.C. 4

8900

(l); 4

8915

(e)

11.

Pos

sess

ed a

n im

itatio

n fir

earm

. E

.C. 4

8900

(m);

4891

5(e)

4.

Com

mitt

ing

or a

ttem

ptin

g to

co

mm

it a

sexu

al a

ssau

lt or

co

mm

ittin

g a

sexu

al b

atte

ry

(as

defin

ed in

489

00[n

]).

E.C

. 489

15(c

)(4)

; 489

00(n

)

4.

Rob

bery

or e

xtor

tion.

E

.C. 4

8915

(a)(

4); 4

8900

(e)

12.

Eng

aged

in h

aras

smen

t, th

reat

s, o

r int

imid

atio

n ag

ains

t a p

upil

or g

roup

of p

upils

or s

choo

l dis

trict

per

sonn

el.

E.C

. 489

00.4

**; 4

8915

(e)

13

. E

ngag

ed in

sex

ual h

aras

smen

t. E

.C. 4

8900

.2**

; 489

15(e

) 14

. C

ause

d, a

ttem

pted

to c

ause

, thr

eate

ned

to c

ause

, or p

artic

ipat

ed in

an

act o

f hat

e vi

olen

ce.

E

.C. 4

8900

.3**

; 489

15(e

) 15

. M

ade

terr

oris

t thr

eats

aga

inst

sch

ool o

ffici

als

or s

choo

l pro

perty

, or b

oth.

E.C

. 489

00.7

; 489

15(e

)

5.

P

osse

ssio

n of

an

expl

osiv

e

E.C

. 489

15(c

)(5)

; 489

00 (b

)

5.

Ass

ault

or b

atte

ry u

pon

any

scho

ol e

mpl

oyee

.

E

.C. 4

8915

(a)(

5);

4890

0(a)

(1) a

nd 4

8900

(a)(

2)

16.

Will

fully

use

d fo

rce

or v

iole

nce

upon

the

pers

on o

f ano

ther

, exc

ept i

n se

lf-de

fens

e. E

.C. 4

8900

(a)(

2); 4

8915

(b)

17.

Har

asse

d, th

reat

ened

, or i

ntim

idat

ed a

pup

il w

ho is

a c

ompl

aini

ng w

itnes

s or

witn

ess

in a

dis

cipl

inar

y ac

tion.

E

.C. 4

8900

(o);

4891

5(e)

18

. An

y be

havi

or li

sted

in C

ateg

ory

l or l

l tha

t is

rela

ted

to s

choo

l act

ivity

or s

choo

l atte

ndan

ce b

ut th

at

did

not o

ccur

on

cam

pus

or a

t a s

choo

l act

ivity

19.

Unl

awfu

lly o

ffere

d, a

rran

ged

to s

ell,

nego

tiate

d to

sel

l, or

sol

d th

e pr

escr

iptio

n dr

ug S

oma.

E

.C. 4

8900

(p);

4891

5(e)

off

cam

pus.

E.C

. 489

15(b

)

20.

Eng

aged

in, o

r atte

mpt

ed to

eng

age

in, h

azin

g, a

s de

fined

in S

ectio

n 32

050.

E.C

. 489

00(q

); 48

915(

e)

21.

Eng

aged

in a

n ac

t of b

ully

ing,

incl

udin

g, b

ut n

ot li

mite

d to

, bul

lyin

g co

mm

itted

by

mea

ns o

f ele

ctro

nic

act d

irect

ed

spec

ifica

lly to

war

d a

pupi

l or s

choo

l per

sonn

el.

E.C

. 489

00(r

); 48

915(

e)

*

For C

ateg

orie

s ll

and

lll, t

he s

choo

l mus

t pro

vide

evi

denc

e of

one

or b

oth

of th

e fo

llow

ing

addi

tiona

l fin

ding

s: (1

) Oth

er m

eans

of c

orre

ctio

n ar

e no

t fea

sibl

e or

hav

e re

peat

edly

fa

iled

to b

ring

abou

t pro

per c

ondu

ct, (

2) D

ue to

the

natu

re o

f the

act

, the

stu

dent

’s p

rese

nce

caus

es a

con

tinui

ng d

ange

r to

the

phys

ical

saf

ety

of th

e pu

pil o

r oth

ers.

**

G

rade

s 4

thro

ugh

12 in

clus

ive.

NO

TE: B

oard

Pol

icy

5144

.1 (a

) req

uire

s pr

inci

pals

to re

com

men

d ex

puls

ion

for s

tude

nts,

who

hav

e da

mag

ed s

choo

l pro

pert

y th

roug

h ar

son

or g

raffi

ti, h

abitu

al

viol

ence

, or f

or v

iola

tion

of E

duca

tion

Cod

e Se

ctio

n 48

900(

j); 4

8915

(e) r

egar

dles

s of

the

stud

ent’s

his

tory

of m

isco

nduc

t.

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West Covina Unified School District Office of Pupil Services

GROUNDS FOR SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION California Education Code Section 48900 et seq.

A pupil shall not be suspended from school or recommended for expulsion unless the superintendent or the principal of the school in which the pupil is enrolled determines that the pupil has:

(a) (1) Caused, attempted to cause, or threatened to cause physical injury to another person.

(2) Willfully used force or violence upon the person of another, except in self-defense. (b) Possessed, sold, or otherwise furnished any firearm, knife, explosive, or other dangerous object unless, in the case of

possession of any object of this type, the pupil had obtained written permission to possess the item from a certificated school employee, which is concurred in by the principal or the designee of the principal.

(c) Unlawfully possessed, used, sold, or otherwise furnished, or been under the influence of any controlled substance listed in Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 11053) of Division 10 of the Health and Safety Code, an alcoholic beverage, or an intoxicant of any kind.

(d) Unlawfully offered, arranged, or negotiated to sell any controlled substance listed in Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 11053) of Division 10 of the Health and Safety Code, an alcoholic beverage, or an intoxicant of any kind, and then either sold, delivered, or otherwise furnished to any person another liquid, substance, or material and represented the liquid, substance, or material as a controlled substance, alcoholic beverage, or intoxicant.

(e) Committed or attempted to commit robbery or extortion. (f) Caused or attempted to cause damage to school property or private property. (g) Stolen or attempted to steal school property or private property. (h) Possessed or used tobacco, or any products containing tobacco or nicotine products, including, but not limited to,

cigarettes, cigars, miniature cigars, clove cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, snuff, chew packets, and betel. However, this section does not prohibit use or possession by a pupil of his or her own prescription products.

(i) Committed an obscene act or engaged in habitual profanity or vulgarity. (j) Unlawfully possessed or unlawfully offered, arranged, or negotiated to sell any drug paraphernalia, as defined in Section

11014.5 of the Health and Safety Code. (k) Disrupted school activities or otherwise willfully defied the valid authority of supervisors, teachers, administrators,

school officials, or other school personnel engaged in the performance of their duties. (l) Knowingly received stolen school property or private property. (m) Possessed an imitation firearm. (n) Committed or attempted to commit a sexual assault or committed a sexual battery. (o) Harassed, threatened, or intimidated a pupil who is a complaining witness or a witness in a school disciplinary proceeding for the purpose of either preventing that pupil from being a witness or retaliating against that pupil for being a witness, or both. (p) Unlawfully offered, arranged to sell, negotiated to sell, or sold the prescription drug Soma. (q) Engaged in, or attempted to engage in, hazing as defined in Section 32050. (r) Engaged in an act of bullying, including, but not limited to, bullying committed by means of an electronic act directed

specifically toward a pupil or school personnel. (t) Aided or abetted the infliction or attempted infliction of physical injury to another person (suspension only).

48900.2 Committed sexual harassment (grades 4-12). 48900.3 Caused, attempted to cause, threatened to cause, or participated in an act of hate violence (grades 4-12). 48900.4 Intentionally engaged in harassment, threats, or intimidation, directed against school district personnel or pupils.

(grades 4-12). 48900.7 Made terroristic threats against school officials or school property, or both. It is the intent of the Legislature that alternatives to suspension or expulsion be imposed against any pupil who is truant, tardy, or otherwise absent from school activities. (48900[w])

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DISTRITO ESCOLAR UNIFICADO DE WEST COVINA Oficina de Servicios Estudiantiles

MOTIVOS PARA LA SUSPENSIÓN Y EXPULSIÓN Artículos 48900 et seq. del Código de Educación de California

Un alumno no será suspendido de la escuela ni se recomendará su expulsión a menos que el superintendente o el director de la escuela a la que está inscrito el alumno determine que el alumno: (a) (1) Causó, intentó causar o amenazó causar una herida física a otra persona.

(2) Intencionalmente usó fuerza o violencia sobre la persona de otro, excepto en los casos de defensa propia. (b) Tenía en su posesión, vendió o proporcionó cualquier arma de fuego, navaja/cuchillo, explosivo u otros objetos

peligrosos a menos que, en caso de posesión de cualquiera de dichos objetos, el alumno haya obtenido un permiso escrito de un empleado certificado de la escuela para poseer dicho objeto y que dicho permiso haya sido aprobado por el director o la persona designada por el director.

(c) Tenía en su poder, usó, vendió, o proporcionó ilegalmente, o estaba bajo la influencia de cualquier sustancia controlada, descrita en el Capítulo 2 (empezando con la Sección 11053) de la División 10 del Código de Salud y Seguridad, bebidas alcohólicas o cualquier tipo de intoxicante.

(d) Ofreció, dispuso, o negoció ilegalmente la venta de cualquier sustancia controlada, descrita en el Capítulo 2 (empezando con la Sección 11053) de la División 10 del Código de Salud y Seguridad, bebidas alcohólicas o cualquier tipo de intoxicante y después vendió, entregó, o proporcionó a cualquier persona otro líquido, sustancia o material y presentó el líquido, sustancia o material como una sustancia controlada, bebidas alcohólicas o intoxicantes.

(e) Cometió o intentó cometer robo o extorsión. (f) Causó o intentó causar daño a la propiedad escolar o propiedad privada. (g) Robó o intentó robar propiedad escolar o propiedad privada. (h) Poseyó o usó tabaco o cualquier producto que contiene tabaco o productos de nicotina, incluyendo, pero no limitado a,

cigarros, puros, cigarros en miniatura, cigarros de clavo, tabaco que no hace humo, rapé, tabaco de mascar, y betel. Sin embargo, esta sección no prohíbe que el estudiante use o tenga sus propios productos con receta médica.

(i) Cometió actos obscenos o continuó participando en actos profanos o vulgaridades. (j) Estaba ilegalmente en posesión de o ilegalmente ofreció, dispuso, o negoció la venta de accesorias para el uso de drogas

(parafernalia) descritas en la Sección 11014.5 del Código de Salud y Seguridad. (k) Perturbó actividades escolares o de otra manera desafió por voluntad propia a la autoridad válida de supervisores,

maestros, administradores, oficiales de la escuela u otro personal escolar dedicado al desempeño o de sus labores. (l) Recibió a sabiendas propiedad escolar o propiedad privada robadas. (m) Poseyó una arma de fuego de imitación. (n) Perpetró o intentó perpetrar un ataque sexual o perpetró una agresión sexual. (o) Acosó, amenazó o intimidó a un alumno que es un testigo acusador u otro testigo en un procedimiento disciplinario

escolar con el propósito de impedir que ese alumno sea testigo o el de tomar venganza contra el alumno por ser testigo o ambos.

(p) Ofreció, dispuso la venta, negoció la venta o vendió ilegalmente el medicamento recetado llamado Soma. (q) Tomó parte en novatadas, o intentó tomar parte en las mismas, según se definen en el Artículo 32050. (r) Participo en un acto de intimidación, incluyendo entre otros, intimidación cometida por medios electrónicos dirigida

específicamente hacia un alumno o personal escolar. (t) Ayudó o instigó para infligir o intentar infligir una herida física en contra de otra persona (suspensión solamente). 48900.2 Cometió acoso sexual (del 4 al 12 grado). 48900.3 Causó, intentó causar, amenazó causar o participó en un acto de violencia por el odio. (del 4 al 12 grado). 48900.4 Tomó parte en acoso, amenazas o intimidación intencionalmente contra personal del distrito escolar o estudiantes

(del 4 al 12 grado). 48900.7 Hizo amenazas terroristas contra funcionarios escolares, propiedad escolar o ambos. Es el intento de la Legislatura que alternativas al suspensión o expulsión son impuestos contra cualquier alumno por faltar injustificadamente, llegar tarde u otro modo ausente de actividades escolares. (48900[w])

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BasKeTBaLL, GIrLs - VarsITY11/24/15 Newport Harbor (Home), 5:00 PM12/3/15 South Hills (Away), 6:30 PM12/7/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/8/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/9/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/10/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/11/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/12/15 Covina Tourney (Away), TBA12/14/15 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA12/15/15 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA12/16/15 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA12/17/15 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA12/18/15 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA12/26/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/28/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/29/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/30/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA1/5/16 Diamond Bar (Away), 6:30 PM1/6/16 Bonita (Away), 6:00 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 5:00 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 5:00 PM1/20/16 Chino (Home), 5:00 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Away), 5:00 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Away), 5:00 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 5:00 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 5:00 PM2/5/16 Chino (Away), 5:00 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 5:00 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 5:00 PM

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BasKeTBaLL, GIrLs - JuNIor VarsITY11/24/15 Newport Harbor (Home), 3:30 PM11/30/15 Norwalk (Home), 5:00 PM12/3/15 South Hills (Away), 4:45 PM12/8/15 Centennial/Corona (Home), 4:45 PM12/26/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/28/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/29/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA12/30/15 Glendora Tourney (Away), TBA1/5/16 Diamond Bar (Away), 4:45 PM1/6/16 Bonita (Away), 4:30 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM2/5/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

BasKeTBaLL, GIrLs - frosh/soph11/24/15 Newport Harbor (Home), 2:00 PM11/30/15 Norwalk (Home), 3:15 PM12/3/15 South Hills (Away), 3:15 PM12/8/15 Centennial/Corona (Home), 3:15 PM1/5/16 Diamond Bar (Away), 3:15 PM1/6/16 Bonita (Away), 3:00 PM

soccer, GIrLs - VarsITY11/24/15 Western Christian (Away), 4:40 PM12/3/15 Covina (Away), 3:15 PM12/4/15 San Dimas Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/5/15 San Dimas Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/8/15 Nogales (Away), 3:15 PM12/10/15 San Dimas (Home), 5:15 PM12/15/15 South Hills (Home), 5:15 PM12/19/15 Claremont Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/21/15 Claremont Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/22/15 Claremont Tourney (Neutral), TBA1/5/16 Don Lugo (Home), 5:15 PM1/7/16 Rowland (Away), 3:15 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 5:00 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Home), 5:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Home), 5:30 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 5:30 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 5:30 PM2/5/16 Chino (Home), 5:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 5:00 PM

soccer, GIrLs - JuNIor VarsITY11/24/15 Western Christian (Away), 2:00 PM12/1/15 Brea Olinda (Away), 3:00 PM12/3/15 Covina (Away), 3:15 PM12/8/15 Nogales (Away), 3:15 PM12/10/15 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM12/11/15 Webb (Away), 3:15 PM12/15/15 South Hills (Home), 3:15 PM12/16/15 Brea Olinda (Home), 3:00 PM12/17/15 Webb (Home), 3:15 PM1/5/16 Don Lugo (Home), 3:15 PM1/7/16 Rowland (Away), 3:15 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM2/5/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

WaTer poLo, GIrLs - VarsITY11/24/15 Wilson/Hacienda Heights (Home), 3:15 PM12/8/15 California (Away), 3:15 PM12/11/15 Los Altos Tourney (Away), TBA12/12/15 Los Altos Tourney (Away), TBA12/14/15 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM12/16/15 Alta Loma (Home), 3:15 PM1/6/16 Monrovia (Home), 3:15 PM1/12/16 Webb (Home), 3:15 PM1/14/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM1/18/16 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA1/19/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM1/21/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM1/22/16 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA1/23/16 Segerstrom Tourney (Away), TBA1/26/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM1/28/16 Webb (Away), 3:15 PM1/29/16 Bonita Tourney (Away), TBA1/30/16 Bonita Tourney (Away), TBA2/2/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM2/4/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM2/9/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM2/11/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM

WaTer poLo, GIrLs - JuNIor VarsITY11/24/15 Wilson/Hacienda Heights (Home), 4:15 PM12/8/15 California (Away), 3:15 PM12/14/15 San Dimas (Home), 4:15 PM12/16/15 Alta Loma (Home), 3:15 PM1/6/16 Monrovia (Home), 3:15 PM1/12/16 Webb (Home), 3:15 PM1/14/16 Charter Oak (Home), 4:30 PM1/19/16 Walnut (Away), 4:30 PM1/21/16 Chino (Home), 4:30 PM1/26/16 Los Altos (Away), 4:30 PM1/28/16 Webb (Away), 3:15 PM2/2/16 Charter Oak (Away), 4:30 PM2/4/16 Walnut (Home), 4:30 PM2/9/16 Chino (Away), 4:30 PM2/11/16 Los Altos (Home), 4:30 PM

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WaTer poLo, GIrLs - frosh/soph12/4/15 Los Altos Tourney (Away), TBA12/5/15 Los Altos Tourney (Away), TBA

soccer, BoYs - VarsITY11/24/15 Western Christian (Away), 6:15 PM12/3/15 Covina (Home), 5:15 PM12/4/15 Glendora Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/5/15 Glendora Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/8/15 Nogales (Home), 5:15 PM12/10/15 San Dimas (Away), 3:15 PM12/11/15 Monrovia Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/12/15 Monrovia Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/14/15 Monrovia Tourney (Neutral), TBA12/15/15 South Hills (Away), 5:15 PM1/5/16 Don Lugo (Away), 5:00 PM1/7/16 Rowland (Home), 5:15 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 5:30 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Home), 5:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Home), 5:30 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Away), 5:00 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 5:00 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM2/5/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 5:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 5:30 PM

soccer, BoYs - JuNIor VarsITY11/24/15 Western Christian (Away), 3:20 PM12/2/15 Los Osos (Home), 3:15 PM12/3/15 Covina (Home), 3:15 PM12/8/15 Nogales (Home), 3:15 PM12/10/15 San Dimas (Away), 3:15 PM12/15/15 South Hills (Away), 3:15 PM1/5/16 Don Lugo (Away), 3:15 PM1/6/16 Los Osos (Away), 3:15 PM1/7/16 Rowland (Home), 3:15 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM1/21/16 Webb (Home), 3:15 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM2/4/16 Webb (Away), 3:15 PM2/5/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM

BasKeTBaLL, BoYs - VarsITY11/24/15 Rowland (Away), 5:30 PM11/30/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/1/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/2/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/3/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/4/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/5/15 San Dimas Tourney (Away), TBA12/9/15 Glendora (Away), 6:30 PM12/16/15 South Hills (Home), 6:30 PM12/26/15 Nogales Tourney (Away), TBA12/28/15 Nogales Tourney (Away), TBA12/29/15 Nogales Tourney (Away), TBA12/30/15 Nogales Tourney (Away), TBA1/5/16 Ayala, Ruben (Away), 6:30 PM1/8/16 Bishop Amat (Home), 6:45 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 6:45 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 6:45 PM1/20/16 Chino (Home), 6:45 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Away), 6:45 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Away), 6:45 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 6:45 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 6:45 PM2/5/16 Chino (Away), 6:45 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 6:45 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 6:45 PM

BasKeTBaLL, BoYs - JuNIor VarsITY11/24/15 Rowland (Away), 4:00 PM12/1/15 San Dimas (Home), 4:45 PM12/4/15 Covina (Away), 4:45 PM12/9/15 Glendora (Away), 5:00 PM12/16/15 South Hills (Home), 4:45 PM1/5/16 Ayala, Ruben (Away), 5:00 PM1/8/16 Bishop Amat (Home), 5:45 PM1/12/16 Webb (Away), 4:30 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM1/20/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM2/5/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM

BasKeTBaLL, BoYs - frosh/soph1/12/16 Webb (Away), 3:00 PM

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BasKeTBaLL, BoYs - freshMaN11/24/15 Rowland (Away), 4:00 PM12/1/15 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM12/4/15 Covina (Home), 3:15 PM12/9/15 Glendora (Away), 3:30 PM12/16/15 South Hills (Home), 3:15 PM1/5/16 Ayala, Ruben (Away), 3:30 PM1/8/16 Bishop Amat (Home), 3:30 PM1/13/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 5:00 PM1/15/16 Walnut (Home), 5:00 PM1/20/16 Chino (Away), 5:00 PM1/22/16 Los Altos (Home), 5:00 PM1/27/16 Charter Oak (Home), 5:00 PM1/29/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 5:00 PM2/3/16 Walnut (Away), 5:00 PM2/5/16 Chino (Home), 5:00 PM2/10/16 Los Altos (Away), 5:00 PM2/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 5:00 PM

WresTLING, GIrLs - VarsITY12/12/15 WC Tourney (Home), 8:00 AM12/17/15 South El Monte (Home), 5:30 PM

WresTLING, BoYs - VarsITY12/17/15 South El Monte (Home), 6:30 PM1/7/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 6:30 PM1/8/16 Nogales Tournament (Neutral), 6:30 AM1/9/16 Nogales Tournament (Neutral), 7:00 AM1/14/16 Walnut (Home), 6:30 PM1/21/16 Chino (Home), 6:30 PM1/28/16 Los Altos (Away), 6:30 PM2/2/16 Charter Oak (Away), 6:30 PM

WresTLING, BoYs - JuNIor VarsITY12/17/15 South El Monte (Home), 5:30 PM

TeNNIs, BoYs - VarsITY2/23/16 Webb (Away), 3:15 PM2/24/16 San Dimas (Away), 3:15 PM2/25/16 Edgewood (Home), 3:15 PM3/2/16 Wilson/Hacienda Heights (Home), 3:15 PM3/3/16 Covina (Home), 3:15 PM3/8/16 Mark Keppel (Away), 3:15 PM3/9/16 Ayala, Ruben (Away), 3:15 PM3/15/16 South Hills (Away), 3:15 PM3/16/16 Chaffey (Home), 3:15 PM3/17/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM3/29/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/5/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM

TeNNIs, BoYs - JuNIor VarsITY2/23/16 Webb (Home), 3:15 PM2/24/16 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM2/25/16 Edgewood (Away), 3:15 PM3/2/16 Wilson/Hacienda Heights (Away), 3:15 PM3/3/16 Covina (Away), 3:15 PM3/8/16 Mark Keppel (Home), 3:15 PM3/9/16 Ayala, Ruben (Home), 3:15 PM3/15/16 South Hills (Home), 3:15 PM3/16/16 Chaffey (Away), 3:15 PM3/17/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM3/29/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM4/5/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM

sofTBaLL - VarsITY2/27/16 Bonita - univ of la verne (Home), TBA2/29/16 SD Tourney 2/29-3/5 (Neutral), TBA3/15/16 Rancho Cucamonga (Home), 3:15 PM3/31/16 diamond bar tourney (Home), TBA4/7/16 Covina (Home), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM5/3/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM5/5/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM5/10/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM5/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

sofTBaLL - JuNIor VarsITY2/27/16 Bonita (Home), 10:00 AM3/15/16 Rancho Cucamonga (Away), 3:15 PM4/7/16 Covina (Away), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM5/3/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM5/5/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM5/10/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM5/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM

BaseBaLL - VarsITY2/27/16 Colony (Home), 10:00 AM2/27/16 Colony (Home), 1:00 PM3/1/16 Sierra Vista (Home), 3:15 PM3/3/16 elks tourney (Away), TBA3/15/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM3/17/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM3/19/16 South Hills (Away), TBA3/26/16 Lions Tourney 3/26-3/30 (Neutral), TBA3/26/16 Lions Tourney 3/26-3/30 (Neutral), TBA

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3/28/16 Lions Tourney 3/26-3/30 (Neutral), TBA3/29/16 Lions Tourney 3/26-3/30 (Neutral), TBA3/30/16 Lions Tourney 3/26-3/30 (Neutral), TBA3/31/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM4/5/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM5/3/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM5/5/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM5/10/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM5/12/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM

BaseBaLL - JuNIor VarsITY2/27/16 Colony (Away), 10:00 AM2/27/16 Colony (Away), 1:00 PM3/1/16 Sierra Vista (Away), 3:15 PM3/15/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM3/17/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM3/19/16 South Hills (Home), 10:00 AM3/29/16 Nogales (Home), 3:15 PM3/31/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/5/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM5/3/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM5/5/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM5/10/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM5/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

BaseBaLL - freshMaN2/27/16 Colony (Home), 10:00 AM2/27/16 Colony (Home), 1:00 PM3/1/16 Sierra Vista (Away), 3:15 PM3/15/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM3/17/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM3/19/16 South Hills (Home), 10:00 AM3/29/16 Nogales (Home), 3:15 PM3/31/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/5/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Walnut (Away), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Chino (Away), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM5/3/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM5/5/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM5/10/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM5/12/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

VoLLeYBaLL, BoYs - VarsITY3/1/16 Sierra Vista (Home), 4:15 PM3/3/16 La Serna (Home), 4:15 PM3/8/16 Cerritos (Home), 4:15 PM3/9/16 Glenn (Away), 3:00 PM3/11/16 West Adams Prep (Away), 4:15 PM3/29/16 Murrieta Valley (Away), 3:15 PM3/31/16 San Marino (Home), 4:15 PM4/7/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 4:30 PM4/12/16 Damien (Home), 4:30 PM4/14/16 Los Altos (Home), 4:30 PM4/19/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 4:30 PM4/21/16 Damien (Away), 4:30 PM4/26/16 Los Altos (Away), 4:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 4:30 PM5/2/16 Damien (Home), 4:30 PM5/4/16 Los Altos (Home), 4:30 PM

VoLLeYBaLL, BoYs - JuNIor VarsITY3/1/16 Sierra Vista (Home), 3:15 PM3/3/16 La Serna (Home), 3:15 PM3/8/16 Cerritos (Home), 3:15 PM3/9/16 Glenn (Away), 4:30 PM3/11/16 West Adams Prep (Away), 3:15 PM3/29/16 Murrieta Valley (Away), 3:15 PM3/31/16 San Marino (Home), 3:15 PM4/7/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM4/12/16 Damien (Home), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM4/19/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Damien (Away), 3:30 PM4/26/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Diamond Ranch (Away), 3:30 PM5/2/16 Damien (Home), 3:30 PM5/4/16 Los Altos (Home), 3:30 PM

sWIMMING & DIVING, BoYs - VarsITY3/1/16 Bishop Amat (Home), 3:15 PM3/3/16 Alta Loma (Away), 3:15 PM3/8/16 Bonita (Home), 3:15 PM3/11/16 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM3/15/16 South Hills (Home), 3:15 PM3/23/16 Charter Oak (Home), 3:30 PM3/30/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/6/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM4/13/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/20/16 BYE (Home), 3:30 PM4/27/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM

TracK & fIeLD, BoYs - VarsITY3/3/16 Edgewood (Home), 3:15 PM3/10/16 San Dimas (Home), 3:15 PM3/17/16 Covina (Away), 3:15 PM3/31/16 Los Altos (Away), 3:30 PM4/7/16 Chino (Home), 3:30 PM4/14/16 Diamond Ranch (Home), 3:30 PM4/21/16 Walnut (Home), 3:30 PM4/28/16 Charter Oak (Away), 3:30 PM

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