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Spring Break
There will be no school from
April 6th-10th for Spring Break!
Classes will resume on April
13th. Have a wonderful and
relaxing vacation!
Hughson High School
7419 E. Whitmore Ave
Hughson, CA 95326
PARENTAL AWARENESS FOR THE WELFARE OF STUDENTS
Hughson High School
Parental
Awareness
PORTFOLIO
Timeline for
Seniors
In order to graduate from Hughson High
School, students must complete a
portfolio project.
The final portfolio
day for the year is
April 16th for all
students. On April
30th, senior
portfolios are due in the library by 3:00.
From May 4th-6th, the senior specialists
will grade the senior portfolios. The
results of the assessment will be
announced on Friday, May 8th. After the
results are announced, the seniors will
partake in their senior exit interviews on
May 11th-14th. These are scheduled by
appointment. The final exit interview
results will be announced on Monday,
May 18th. Good luck to all HHS
seniors!
Night Out
The leadership class is hosting a movie
night on Friday, April 24th from 6:309:30 pm at the HHS football stadium.
Prior to the event, tickets for Maze
Runner are $5, or they
will be $6 at the gate.
Refreshments will be
available for purchase.
Students are encouraged to bring lawn
chairs and blankets.
Stop by the leadership table during both
lunches to purchase your tickets.
April 2015
for
the
Volume 22, Number 7
Welfare
of
Students
Testing
Time
From April 20-24th, all
juniors will be taking the
Smarter Balanced
Assessment, and all
sophomores will be taking
the STAR science test. The
SBAC will test students in the areas of math and
English. Juniors will be split into groups in order for
everyone to take the computer-based assessment to
test their ability to master the Common Core
standards. Testing will take place in Reeder Hall.
For the SBAC English Non-Performance Task,
juniors with the last name A-L will test from 8:1010:15, and juniors with the last name M-Z will test
from 10:30-12:30. The Math Non-Performance task
will be held on April 21 with the same students and
times as the previous day. On April 22nd, the thirtyminute classroom activity for English will take
place during first period for students A-L and
second period for students M-Z. The classroom
activity for math will take place on April 22nd
during third period for students A-L and fourth
period for students M-Z. The
Computer Performance Task will
take place on April 23rd for
English and April 24th for math.
Sophomores will take the STAR
science tests in Reeder Hall on
April 23-24. Students with the last
name A-L will test from 1-2:30 on Thursday, April
23, and sophomores with the last name M-Z will
test from 1-2:30 on Friday, April 24th. Make up
examinations will take place on April 28th-29th for
sophomores and juniors.
Student Body Elections
Joining the HHS leadership team is an excellent way to get
involved at school and to make a positive impact on the
school! If students are interested in running for student
body, they were required to apply during the month of
March. Petitions needed to be signed by March 19th-March
26th for students who were applying for a class or student
body office. Students who are running for a leadership
position can begin campaigning for office from March 30thApril 15th. All freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will report
to the gym after break on April 15th for the student body
elections rally. During this time, all seniors will report to Reeder Hall for the Senior
Bulletin where they will receive pertinent information regarding graduation and senior
activities. For questions regarding student body elections, please contact Mrs. Bazil.
EAP
Final Disneyland Payment
Embedded in the SBAC for the first year is the
Early Assessment Program (EAP), which will
serve as an early indicator for college success.
Students who score exempt in either English or
math will not have to take the CSU’s placement
tests, Entry Level Math (ELM) or English Placement Test (EPT). A “conditional status” on the
exam would mean that CSU bound students
would have to meet one of the following criteria
during their senior year:
 For English, take an approved English
course, (AP English Language) or earn an
SAT reading score of 460 or ACT English
of 19
 For math, take an approved math course
(math analysis, AP Calculus, Advanced Algebra [retake only for CSU Stanislaus] or
earn an SAT math score of 490 or ACT
math of 20
 Participate in the CSU Early Start program,
if students do not take an approved course
or meet SAT/ACT requirements
Seniors, it is
time for the
final
Disneyland
payment for
Grad Nite
on May 15th-16th. The final payment of $85
is due on Friday, April 17th. If you have failed
to make previous payments, please ensure
that you make those payments as well. The
total cost of the trip is $185. All accounts
must be paid in full in order to attend the
senior trip. Payments are non-refundable.
Please make payments to Mrs. Reed in the
office. All
seniors who
are paid in
full will
receive a
Disneyland
packet with
pertinent
information
as the date draws near.
Contact Mrs. Moring or
Ms. Garcia for more
information.
AP Brush Up Dates
Position Held: As the Learning Director, I serve various functions. My
job entails academic advisement for
11th-12th graders; maintaining and
advertising scholarships; facilitating
college, career, and FAFSA parent
nights; writing the PAWS newsletter;
supervising; facilitating student meetings; conducting teacher observations
and evaluations; organizing the senior trip; conducting college application workshops and assessments; organizing Academics Alive!; and various other duties as assigned.
Education History: As a graduate of
Hughson High School, I started my
college career at CSU Stanislaus and
transferred to the University of the
Pacific where I earned a bachelor’s
degree in English and a single subject
teaching credential. After graduating
from UOP, I worked as an English,
ELD, and AVID teacher at Escalon
High School from 2002-2014. I obtained a master’s degree in education
administration from Grand Canyon
University in 2010 and my administrative credential from CSU Stanislaus in 2013.
Hobbies: In my spare time, I have
coached cheerleading and choreographed routines. I love spending
time with my family and watching
my daughters participate in softball,
dance, gymnastics, and cheerleading.
Inspiration for Her Career: While I
loved teaching, my inspiration to
move into administration was to
make a greater impact on the entire
student population. Curriculum and
instruction is definitely my passion. I
enjoy working with teachers to improve teaching and learning by implementing effective instructional
strategies.
On the last day of April,
students taking AP courses will
begin brushing up for their
upcoming AP examinations.
Students taking AP exams are charged $91 per test. If
students pass the AP tests, many universities take this AP
credit and assign college credit. Passing the test could result
in meeting college course requirements, saving students
money on college costs. The AP Brush Up sessions will be
facilitated by the AP teachers and will be held on the
following dates in the following locations:
April 30:
 AP Environmental Science (Career Center)
 AP Calculus (Reeder Hall)
 AP U.S. History (Library)
May 1:
 AP Spanish (Career Center)
 AP Art History (Reeder Hall)
May 6:
 AP Biology (Career Center)
 AP English (Reeder Hall)
Actual AP testing will be held from May 4th-13. For more
information on AP testing information or fee waivers, please
contact Mr. Larson in the office.
Yearbook Supplies are Limited
A school yearbook is an excellent way to preserve your
high school memories, enabling you to reflect back on
those times many years down the road. If you would
like to purchase a 2014-15
yearbook, students need to act
fast! At this time, yearbooks are
in limited supply and are for
sale for $80 until they are sold
out. Stop by Mr. Bland’s room
to order your copy of the
yearbook. Get your yearbook
today, while supplies last!
The 2015 Graduating Class of Hughson High
is cordially invited to attend:
HUGHSON HIGH SOBER GRAD NITE
When: Friday, May 29 to Saturday, May 30
Time: 10:00pm – 5:00am
Students must arrive before 11:00pm on Friday night to be admitted
and must stay until 5am
Accommodations can be made by notifying the School Librarian
PRIOR to May 29 (day of graduation)
The cost of a ticket is $40.00 which includes a t-shirt,
all the food you can eat, outstanding entertainment, music, dancing, games,
and fantastic door prizes.
A grand prize drawing of $1000 will be held at 4:30am.
Must be present to win!
All seniors who have purchased a ticket prior to the
Academics Alive ceremony will be eligible for a $100 cash drawing.
Bring: light jacket and a fun attitude!!!
Purses, backpacks, and cell phones will be checked at the
door.
30th Annual
Stanislaus County
Occupational Olympics Career & Exposition
Results
March 25, 2015
This year’s Stanislaus County Occupational Olympics Career & Exposition “Small School” Excellence
Award went to HUGHSON HIGH SCHOOL on March 25, 2015, at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds. High schools throughout Stanislaus County gathered and competed against each other on a multitude of
occupational skills and talents.
Placing in the TOP “8” for STANISLAUS COUNTY from Hughson High School ar e:
Agricultural Equipment Technology:
Colton Young - First Place in the County
Trent Snyder – Second Place in the County
Jeffrey Gaylord – Third Place in the County
Oscar Espitia - Top 8
Floriculture
Kristen Diaz, Top 8
HairStyling
Ivy Shackleford, Third Place in the County
Intro to Business Applications:
Leah Rawe – First Place in the County
Joslyn Rolon – Top 8
Bryce Gonzales – Top 8
Matt Walton - Top 8
Job Seeking Skills (Interviews)
Amanda Cockrell– Third Place in the County
Megan Agueda – Top 8
Brooklyn Boice - Top 8
Kenadee Valencia - Top 8
Portfolio Review:
Mark Borges– First Place in the County
Small Engine Technology:
Hosmar Martinez-Avila – Third Place in the County
Nathan Aguilar – Fourth Place in the County
Bradly Van Konynenburg – Top 8
Kyle Cockrell – Top 8
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR HUGHSON STUDENTS WHO PARTICPATED AND
WHO MADE HUGHSON THE “TOP SMALL SCHOOL” IN STANIS
2014-2015 SCHOLARSHIP WATCH
ORGANIZATION
CRITERIA
FUNDS
DEADLINE DATE
JOHN GAULT MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Senior boy athlete involved in either baseball, football, basketball, or track
at the varsity level, 2.0 GPA, planning to attend a university or junior
college. Applications can be picked up in the school office.
$200
April 1, 2015
MODESTO GARDEN CLUB
Must have a 3.0 and majoring in an Ag related field. See Mrs. Moring for
an electronic application or e-mail [email protected].
TBA
April 1, 2015
CENTRAL VALLEY
OPPORTUNITY CENTER
$1,500
Students must be from a farmworker or verifiable low-income family, be
planning to pursue education at a vocational, junior college, state college or
university on a full-time basis beginning Fall 2015, and have a 3.0 GPA.
Pick up an application in the office or apply online at www.cvoc.org
R.J. BARNEY MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Applicants must have a 2.0 GPA or higher and plan to study a vocational/
technical career. Pick up an application in the office.
$500
April 3, 2015
To be considered, you must be a high school senior with a minimum 3.0
GPA and have been accepted for enrollment at a four-year college/
university the same year the scholarship is awarded. Apply online at
youthoncourse.org/scholarships and hit APPLY NOW.
$4,000-$10,000
April 6, 2015
YOUTH ON COURSE
April 3, 2015
REGION 14 OF THE
AMERICAN IRIS SOCIETY
SCHOLARSHIP
$1,500
The award shall be given to a student demonstrating interest in iris
activities with Region 14 or pursuing a career in horticulture, floriculture,
landscaping, nursery production, or a related field. Students may be seniors
in high school or in a college or university at this time. Preference will be
given to students that are family of Region 14 members. Applications can
be picked up in the school office.
LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE
Senior applying to a four year university. Pick up application in office.
TBA
Due April 13,
2015
Child of a military personnel who has died while on active duty on or after
September 11, 2001. Must be a high school senior. Apply online at
www.legion.org/needalift
Various
Due April 15,
2015
Must be a high school senior who is a member of the Roman Catholic
congregation in Hughson, has financial need, shows high academic
achievement, and participates in community activities. Applications are
available in the office.
$500
Due April 15,
2015
Candidates must be a high school graduate of the 2015 high school class
and be accepted into an institute of higher education, a current or former
English Learner, and be a recipient of or met the criteria for California’s
Seal of Biliteracy or a county office performance criteria. Applications are
available in the office.
$1,000
Due April 15,
2015
Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA. Preference is given to students planning a $1,000
law related career, participates in school activities, and demonstrates
leadership. Apply in the office.
Due April 17,
2015
AMERICAN LEGION
LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS:
TILDEN GENZOLI
MEMORIAL
THE MARTIN
MACIAS
HONORARY
SCHOLARSHIP
STANISLAUS COUNTY
BAR ASSOCIATION
HEIDI BRUNK MUSIC
SCHOLARSHIP
EARL PRIDE
SCHOLARSHIP
GRATTON SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIP
CAPTAIN JAMES DAVIS
CHAPTER OF THE
NATIONAL SOCIETY
COLONIAL DAMES XVII
CENTURY
ROBBY HENDRICK
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Due April 10,
2015
Senior who plays an instrument & has been involved in musical activities.
TBD
Due April 18,
2015
To qualify, students must be the dependent of a Stanislaus County
employee. Pick up an application in the office.
$50-$1,000
Due April 30,
2015
Must have graduated from 8th grade at Gratton School, eligibility will also
be determined by community participation, school activities, and academic
achievement. Application can be picked up in the office.
$500
Due April 30,
2015
Applicants must reside in Stanislaus County, be a US citizen, and have an TBA
overall minimum GPA of 3.0 or above. Pick up an application in the office.
Due April 30,
2015
Senior who has a minimum 2.5 GPA and plans to major in Fire Science.
Pick up an application in the office.
$300
Due May 1, 2015
2014-2015 SCHOLARSHIP WATCH
ORGANIZATION
CRITERIA
FUNDS
DEADLINE DATE
DEAN HYMAN MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIIP
Senior who graduated from Roberts Ferry School and involved in Ag,
band, or athletics, GPA 2.5 or higher. Pick up an application in the office.
$200
Due May 1, 2015
HUGHSON HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Applicants must be Hughson High seniors who are going to college in Fall
2015. Pick up an application in the office.
$500
Due May 1, 2015
20TH CENTURY CLUB
SCHOLARHSIP
To qualify, students must demonstrate community participation, show high TBA
academic achievement, participate in school activities, and demonstrate
financial need. Applications are available in the office.
Due May 1, 2015
HUGHSON ATHLETIC
BOOSTERS
Applicants must be seniors with 2 or 3 varsity sports played in his/her
senior year. Scholarships are for two male students and two female
students. Minimum GPA is 3.0. Pick up an application in the office.
TBA
Due May 1, 2015
Senior who participated in football all 4 years of high school, accepted to a
junior college, university or technical school. Application in the office.
TBA
Due May 1, 2015
HILMAR CHEESE
COMPANY
SCHOLARSHIP
Applicant must be a graduating high school senior and must be interested
in pursuing an agriculture major. Apply online at http://
www.hilmarcheese.com/About_Us/Community_Responsibility/
TBA
Due May 1, 2015
RE AND PHOEBE
CAMAGNA AND FAMILY
SCHOLARSHIP
Applicant must have attended Hughson High School for the last two years
and must be a senior with plans of continuing education. Student GPA
must be 3.0 or higher and must be a US citizen. Application in the office.
$500
Due May 1, 2015
JOHN W. BECK MEMORIAL
ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP
Senior boy or girl with a C or better average, good citizenship, involved in
athletics. Application can be picked up in the office
$50
Due May 5, 2015
MICHAEL LINDSTROM
MEMORIAL BASEBALL
AWARD
To be eligible, applicants need to be a senior baseball player in good
academic standing. The athletic director and baseball coaches select the
winner. No applications are necessary.
TBA
Due May 6, 2015
MARJORIE TALLMON
BROOKS MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
The student must be a graduating senior from Hughson High School and
involved in continuing education beyond high school in a related subject.
The student must have a record of participating in activities for the welfare
of the community. Applications can be picked up in the office.
TBA
Due May 15, 2015
MABUHAY CLUB
SCHOLARSHIP
All high school seniors in Stanislaus County can compete. The candidate
should have a 3.5 or higher GPA, and the student will be attending a
college or university. Pick up an application in the office.
$500
Due May 30, 2015
TRIPLE-IMPACT
COMPETITOR
SCHOLARSHIP
Eligibility extends to any high school junior residing anywhere in the US
and playing for a high school team or in club sports. Apply online at
www.positivecoach.org/scholarships.
$1,000-$2,000
Due May 31, 2015
ASPIRING FASHION
PROFESSIONAL
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The scholarship is limited to high school seniors in the US pursuing a
fashion related degree program at an accredited post-secondary school or
college. Apply online at http://www.fashion-schools.org/ and find the
scholarship located at the bottom of the page and click on it.
$1,000
Due June 1, 2015
BIG SUN SCHOLARSHIP
All student athletes are eligible regardless of the sport they are engaged in.
The student must be a high school senior. Apply online at
www.bigsunathletics.com
$500
Due June 19,
2015
HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
Multiple scholarships available on this website; dates vary by scholarship.
Apply at www.hsf.net
Various
Various
See website for multiple scholarships: http://www.acsaregion7.net/
recognitions
Various
Various
www.studentscholarships.org
http://www.collegegreenlight.com/
www.scholarshipexperts.com
www.collegescholarships.org
www.tuitionfundingsources.com/
http://mycollegedollars.hyfnrsx1.com
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/scholarship-search
www.collegeboard.com
www.collegeanswer.com
www.scholarships.com
www.fastweb.com
www.finaid.org
www.ed.gov
www.csac.ca.gov
www.nerdwallet.com
JOHN AMADOR MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATORS ACSCA
SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH
ENGINES
HUGHSON HIGH SCHOOL
END OF THE YEAR CALENDAR
2015
DAY
DATE
EVENT
TIME
LOCATION
9:00-10:30 AM
HHS
APRIL
Wednesday
April 1
Fox Road School on Track
Thursday
April 2
Club Meeting Day
Thursday
April 2
Hughson Elementary Ag Day
Friday
April 3
Good Friday – No School
Saturday
April 4
FFA Plant Sale
Monday-Friday
April 6-10
Spring Break
Monday-Friday
April 13-17
Week One – Inspire You – Value Me
All Day
Classroom
Wednesday
April 15
Faculty Meeting
7:15 AM or 3:00 PM
Reeder Hall
Wednesday
April 15
Late Start Schedule
9:00 AM
HHS
Wednesday
April 15
Senior Bulletin Information
9:45
Reeder Hall
Wednesday
April 15
Student Body Elections Rally
9:45 AM
New Gym
Wednesday
April 15
Hire a Personal Assistant
Both Lunches
HHS
Wednesday
April 15
Sober Grad Nite Meeting
7:00 PM
Reeder Hall
Thursday
April 16
Full Portfolio Schedule
Friday
April 17
Career Day – Sponsored by HHS Key
Club
Saturday
April 18
CMEA Choral Festival
Johansen HS
8:00 AM –
5:00 PM
SaturdayTuesday
April 18-21
State FFA Conference
All Day
Fresno
Monday-Friday
April 20-24
Week Two – Inspire You – Nourish Me
All Day
Classroom
Monday-Friday
April 20-24
SBAC Testing for all Juniors and
STAR Science Testing for all Sophomores
TBA
Reeder Hall
Monday-Friday
April 20-24
Early Submission of Portfolios/
Appointment Preference for Senior
Exit Interviews
HHS
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Elementary
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
HHS
HUSD
HHS
Periods 1-4
Various Locations
Library
HUGHSON HIGH SCHOOL
END OF THE YEAR CALENDAR
2015
WednesdayThursday
April 22-23
Cheerleading Practice
Friday
April 24
Cheerleading Tryouts
Friday
April 24
Outdoor Movie Night
7:00-9:00 PM
Stadium
Monday-Friday
April 27-May
1
Week Three – Inspire You – Strong Me
All Day
Classroom
Tuesday
April 28
Renaissance to Fun Works
All Day
Modesto
April 28-29
SBAC and STAR Testing Make-Ups
TBA
Reeder Hall
April 29-30
“Best of the Best” Elementary performance
10:00-11:30 AM
Theater
Thursday
April 30
Senior Portfolios Due
3:00 PM
Library
Thursday
April 30
“Best of the Best” Community Performance
7:00 PM
Theater
April 30
AP Brush Ups: Environmental Science
Calculus
US History
All Day
Career Center
Reeder Hall
Library
TuesdayWednesday
WednesdayThursday
Thursday
6:00-8:00 PM
6:00-8:00 PM
New Gym
New Gym
MAY
Friday
May 1
Club Day
Friday
May 1
AP Brush Ups: Spanish
Art History
All Day
Career Center
Reeder Hall
FridaySaturday
May 1-2
Relay for Life
7:00 PM
7:00 AM
Stadium
FridaySaturday
May 1-2
State FFA Finals
Monday
May 4
AP Environmental Science Test
8:00 AM
Reeder Hall
Monday
May 4-8
Week Four – Inspire You – Beautiful Me
All Day
Classroom
MondayWednesday
May 4-6
Senior Portfolio Grading by Senior Specialists
Tuesday
May 5
AP Calculus Test
Wednesday
May 6
Thursday
May 7
Friday
May 8
AP Brush Ups: Biology
English
AP Spanish Test
AP Art History Test
AP US History Test
HHS
Cal Poly
8:00 AM
Reeder Hall
8:00 AM
1:00 PM
Career Center
Reeder Hall
Library
Reeder Hall
8:00 AM
Reeder Hall
All Day
HUGHSON HIGH SCHOOL
END OF THE YEAR CALENDAR
2015
Friday
May 8
Auditions for Baccalaureate/
Graduation
6th Period
Theater
Friday
May 9
PROM
8:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Four Seasons
Monday
May 11
AP Biology Test
8:00 AM
Reeder Hall
Monday
May 11
Spring Concert (Band & Choir)
6:00 & 7:30 PM
Theater
MondayThursday
May 11-14
Senior Exit Interviews
Designated Times
HHS
Tuesday
May 12
Football Meeting
Both Lunches
Reeder Hall
TuesdayWednesday
May 12-13
CAHSEE Make Up Testing
Wednesday
May 13
FFA Banquet
6:00-9:00 PM
Theater
Wednesday
May 13
Faculty Meeting
7:15 AM or 3:00 PM
Reeder Hall
Wednesday
May 13
AP English Test
8:00 AM
Reeder Hall
Wednesday
May 13
FFA Banquet
6:00-9:00 PM
Theater
Thursday
May 14
Spring Sports Awards Night
6:00 PM
Theater
FridaySaturday
May 15-16
Seniors to Disneyland
Sunday
May 17
Baccalaureate
Monday
May 18
Exit Interview Results Announced
Monday
May 18
Tuesday
Reeder Hall
Anaheim
6:30 PM
Theater
Sport Physicals
5:30-7:30 PM
Hughson Medical Clinic
May 19
Academics Alive!
7:00-9:00 PM
Theater
Wednesday
May 20
Late Start Schedule
9:00 AM
HHS
Thursday
May 21
Radio Day at Ross
7:30 PM
Ross Middle
School
Friday
May 22
Free BBQ for seniors only during regular lunch period
5A and 5B lunch
HHS
Monday
May 25
Memorial Day – No School
Tuesday
May 26
Day 1 Finals – Full Day
Period 7
Review: Periods 1.2.3.4.5.6
HUSD
7:55 – 9:55
10:15 – 2:50
Classrooms
HUGHSON HIGH SCHOOL
END OF THE YEAR CALENDAR
2015
Tuesday
May 26
Senior BBQ/Sunset
4:00-7:00 PM
Centennial Park
Wednesday
May 27
Day 2 Finals – Minimum Day
Period 1
Period 2
7:55 – 9:55
10:15 – 12:15
Classrooms
Wednesday
May 27
Ross Graduation Practice
8:00 AM
Stadium
Wednesday
May 27
Senior Grade and Financial Clearance
1:30-3:00 PM
Reeder Hall
Wednesday
May 27
BJD Graduation
7:00 PM
Theater
Wednesday
May 27
Sober Grad Night – Set-up Begins
7:00 PM
Gym
Thursday
May 28
Day 3 Finals – Minimum Day
Period 3
Period 4
7:55 – 9:55
10:15 – 12:15
Classrooms
Thursday
May 28
Graduation Practice
8:00 AM
Stadium
Thursday
May 28
Ross Graduation
7:00 PM
Stadium
Day 4 Finals – Minimum Day
Period 5
Period 6
7:55 – 9:55
10:15 – 12:15
7:30 PM
Friday
May 29
Friday
May 29
Graduation
Friday-Sunday
May 29-31
Camp Sylvester (FFA)
Classrooms
Stadium
Pine Crest
JUNE
Tuesday
June 2
Teacher Grades Due
3:00 PM
Office