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ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER
MARCH 2015
ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL PTSA
Brent Forsee, Principal
Principal’s Message
Inside this issue:
Hello PTSA Friends,
March is a month for
"Hairspray" and registration. Our nationally
recognized theater program, led by Steven
Volpe, promises another resounding success
with their presentation
of “Hairspray” in the
PAC. If you have not
been to an Arcadia High musical you are truly
missing out on one of the best entertainment
deals in Southern California.
March is an important month for registration
and thinking about the 2015-16 school year. If
you have a question regarding a course, please
consult the curriculum guide, soon to be available online on our school website. Departments will also begin holding their AP preview
presentations during lunch throughout the
month of March. The goal of these presentations is to give our students as much information as possible regarding specific AP
course expectations and work load. We encourage students to investigate AP courses in
specific areas which interest them.
Go Apaches!
Dr. Brent Forsee
Principal
President’s Message
See the Newly Opened Library!
Faculty of the Month – February
Student Services
Counselor’s Corner
AP Testing – Important Dates
Teacher & Staff Appreciation
Take a Peek at the Café!
Honorary Service Nomination Form
Grad Night News
Arcadia Stage Production - ”Hairspray”
AVID News
Child Health Council—Bundt Cakes
Valentine’s Day Treats
AEF News
AEF Summer School Info
Scrip Order Form
Orchesis Production
Bark for Life Info
Orchestra Benefit Dinner Report
Hispanic Booster Club News
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Visit the AUSD Website and the AHS Website
PTSA NEWSLETTER 2014-15, ISSUE VIII
Dr. Brent Forsee, Principal
Vicky Stiles, PTSA President
Lori Kodama, Editor
Next Newsletter Deadline: March 23, 2015
Email articles, flyers, pictures to [email protected]
MARCH 2015
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Vicky Stiles, PTSA President
If you haven’t been on campus recently then
you haven’t seen the newly remodeled Library
and Media Center and Apache Cafe. You may
remember that both spaces were dark and
seemingly dysfunctional. Now we have a
modern, comfortable and most importantly,
welcoming library and cafeteria befitting the
students of Arcadia High School.
Another recently reopened part of campus is
the Apache Cafe. No longer a pit, the Cafe is
styled after collegiate dining halls. There is
even a juice bar operated by Robeks offering
smoothies and create-your-own-juice
concoctions. There are plans for a recreation
table, which in addition to the two flat screen
televisions, reinforces the idea that the space
is truly a cafe where
students can lounge
and linger, whether
they are discussing
their English project
or last night’s game.
We now have a
library that reflects
how today’s students
learn and demonstrate
their knowledge. The
interior of the Library
has been expanded to
Arcadia High School
include a multimedia
PTSA is proud to
classroom,
have been integral in
multimedia small
the passage of
group meeting rooms
Measure I in 2006
and a student lounge.
which provided the
Vicky with May Eng (PTSA Corresponding Secretary
and Scrip Chairperson) in front of
Chromebooks are
funding for the
Library construction plans
available for students
upgrades to the library
to check out to use in
and the cafeteria. We
the library whether they are working on their look forward to collaborating with the
Google docs or researching. Libraries today
administration to further enhance students’
are no longer silent tombs; they are alive with experiences in these facilities and others on
activity. Peer tutoring is offered daily after
campus.
school and there are plans to open the library
in the evening during finals.
Vicky Stiles
AHS PTSA President
Next PTSA Meeting
March 5
MPR (former interim library)
8:45am coffee/social
9:00am meeting
AHS PTSA Website
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Newly Remodeled Library Grand Opening
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FABULOUS FACULTY!!
FACULTY OF THE MONTH — February
Megan Leahy
Kevin Fox
“Megan Leahy stepped up to the plate and
took over the highly successful Government Team at AHS. In her initial year as
coach she led her team to a second place
finish in the state.”
“Kevin Fox was recognized by his peers
for his work as the ATA negotiations
chair and the work he does for his colleagues while being a teacher and instructional leader on campus.
Dr. Brent Forsee
Dr. Brent Forsee
STAY CONNECTED….
AUSD is getting social! Follow along on:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
News items and info about all the school and our great programs are being posted on these sites
for the convenience of the Arcadia community.
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A Message From Student Services
By John Finn, Assistant Principal
Personal Items
Please remind your sons and daughters to keep their belongings with
them. Many times we have cell phones, backpacks, gym bags and other
personal items turned in that were found in the lunch area, restroom and
other assorted locations on campus. Often times the items have considerable monetary value. Unfortunately, in a few situations we have students report lost or stolen items. In most situations these items were lost
or stolen when the owner was not in close proximity to their bag or backpack. Also, please have your sons and daughters avoid bringing a large
amount of cash or expensive items to school. If students keep their items
within their vision and avoid bringing unnecessary expensive items to
school, they will minimize their risk of losing or having an item stolen.
Cell Phones/Internet
Technology has brought many positive communication tools to us but, with that, it has also reduced our privacy. It is important for your students to realize whatever they do in public could
become the subject of a posting on one of the popular or not so popular sights. Often times this
posting might cause embarrassment to your student. Whether they are at a dance or out with
friends at the mall, their actions can be the focus of a posting. It is very important that students
realize anything they do in a public area can become very public, to many viewers, even without
their permission. Reinforce the importance of appropriate behavior in all activities so that your
student can avoid a potentially embarrassing and harmful situation. It is important students realize
potential colleges, universities and employers have access to the same information their friends do
and sometimes a posting can have a negative effect on acceptance for either a college or job.
Attendance, Academics, Behavior
Please continue to reinforce the importance of good attendance, academic focus and proper behavior. The Spring tends to bring with it more incidents of students facing negative consequences for
one of these three areas. It is important that all students stay on the right track but most especially
for seniors and juniors. A failing grade is more difficult for a senior or junior to make up since
they have less time before their graduation date. Violations in attendance or behavior can also include the loss of senior or junior privileges such as prom, grad night and in some cases, graduation
and their diploma. Please emphasize that senioritis is not a recognized illness and cannot be used
as an excuse.
Positives
The above information is intended as support for your sons and daughters as we work with you to
provide them the best learning experience possible, both in and out of the classroom. The Student
Services Department is fortunate to be working with so many honest, hardworking and respectful
students. The number of students that have turned in items they found, including money, is heartwarming. Thank you for sending your students to Arcadia High School and all of us in the Student Services Department appreciate you and your students.
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THE COUNSELOR’S CORNER
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2015-2016 COURSE SELECTION AND INFORMATION
Believe it or not, it’s almost time for students to begin thinking about next year’s classes!
Starting the week of February 16th, Counselors will have conducted Orientation and Programming
sessions with all freshmen, sophomore and junior students and parents.
The process of Course Selection involves the following steps:
1) Course Selection Assembly – students received:
 Curriculum Guide
 Course Selection Draft Sheet
2) Students and Parents research and review classes:
 Read class descriptions in the Curriculum Guide
 Talk to parents, teachers and students about classes in which they are interested.
 Choose carefully – there are very strict policies regarding dropping and changing classes
3) Students meet with Counselors to select classes:
 Students come to Career Center with their English class.
 Students receive their transcript.
 Students bring completed Draft Course Selection Sheet to meeting.
 Counselors meet individually with all students to review their transcript, graduation status, future educational plans and options and summer school recommendations. Together they will fill
out the final Course Selection Sheet and complete a thorough review of their high school progress.
4) Students take Final Course Selection Sheet home for parent signature.
5) Students return the signed Final Course Selection Sheet to the Counselor of the Day desk by due
date indicated on the Course Selection Sheet. Students need to make their own personal copy before
returning the sheet.
6) Any adjustments to these selections can only be made during PAW week (Program Adjustment
Week), May 26 – May 29.
2014 – 2015 Course Selection Dates
Powerpoint presentations used for both the student assemblies and parent evening meetings are now
posted on the AHS Counselor website: counseling.ahs.ausd.net (click on “Grade Specific Documents and the student’s grade, then click on the Spring Assembly link).
AHS Counseling Website
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Advanced Placement Testing
2015 Important Dates
Event
Dates
Duration
AP Sales list posted for errors/corrections
Check AHS website for errors
Monday March 2, 2015 –
Friday March 6, 2015
5 days
AHS AP Exam Order to College Board
Wednesday March 11, 2015
1 day
Mon. April 20 - Juniors
5 Days
No more refunds
Mandatory Lunch &/or Afterschool Workshop
Tue. April 21 - Juniors
AP Exam Pre-Administration - Lecture Hall
Wed. April 22 - Seniors
Monday April 20 - Friday April 24, 2015
Thu. April 23 - Seniors
Fri. April 24 - Make-up & all other
10th graders in AP classes
10th graders will complete in their AP Bio
classes
AP Exam Administration, Locations: TBA
Monday May 4, 2015 –
10 Days
Friday May 14, 2015
Teacher & Staff Appreciation Luncheon
Dear Parents,
We would like to thank all the parents who participated and contributed towards the Teachers
& Staff Appreciation breakfast and luncheon on
Friday, February 27, 2015. Your time, energy,
food, and monetary donations really made the
day a special event for all the teachers and staff.
It was a pleasure to work with all of you and we
are grateful for your help. We would like to
thank the following businesses around our
school who made generous contribution towards
the event.
They are:
Blend It Healthy
Chili's
Starbucks
Fresh & Easy
Stone Fire Grill
Vons Pavillion
Souplantation
Yogurtland
Salon 401
Trader Joe’s
Rita Italian Ice Cream
Maria's Italian Kitchen
Island Burger
This event would not have run as smoothly as it
did without your help.
Thanks again,
Theresia Liem & Yoko Kikuta
PTSA Teacher Appreciation Chairs
See Page 11 for more mouth-watering pictures!
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Introducing the New Apache Café!!!
Board of Education Members Lori Phillipi (left) and
Janet Chew outside the newly remodeled Café
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Arcadia High School PTSA
HONORARY SERVICE NOMINATION
The Honorary Service Committee requests your input in recognizing individuals and
organizations with an outstanding record of service that have made significant contributions to the well being of children, youth, or families in our school community.
Please nominate any parent, teacher, school administrator, or group that has distinguished themselves through their generous service. Those selected for an award will
be honored at the annual AHS PTSA awards ceremony on May 7, 2015.
Awards that may be presented include:
Very Special Person Award (VSP) – This award is given to recognize an individual or organization
for their service to PTA usually in one area of service or a special project.
Honorary Service Award (HSA) – This award is given to recognize an individual or organization for
outstanding service to children and youth in your community, going above and beyond what is asked
of them.
Continuing Service Award (CSA) – This award is given to recognize an individual or organization
for ongoing or long-time service to children and youth, providing support year after year.
Outstanding Teacher Award (OTA) – This award may be given to recognize a teacher for outstanding service to children and youth through PTA, school, or community.
Outstanding Administrator Award (OAA) – This award may be given to recognize an administrator for outstanding service to children and youth through PTA, school, or the community.
Golden Oak Service Award (GOSA) – This award is given to recognize, as the most prestigious of
the Honorary Service Awards, an individual or organization
has PTSA
madeStation
significant
contributions
to
Thethat
fabulous
during Apache
Days!
2013
the welfare of children and youth in a school or community.
Please consider: __________________________________________________
Brief history of service:
Submitted by: __________________________Email: ______________________________
Return form to Leigh Chavez 2041 Carolwood Dr. Arcadia 91006
OR email your nominations to [email protected]
DEADLINE for nominations is March 6, 2015
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AHS Grad Night 2015 - 6/17 11PM to 6/18 4AM
CALLING ALL PARENTS OF SENIORS!
Our seniors have been working hard for their entire academic years and Grad Night is a FUNtastic way
for them to celebrate their last event as a class (only seniors attend). Many teachers and administrators
also join in the festivities. Grad Night is a party hosted mostly by PARENTS OF SENIORS...we need
you to help! Please sign up to help on our signup genius link (parents of any AHS student are most welcome to volunteer!):
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f094baaae2aa4f85-adult
Unfortunately, a mistake was made – at Apache Days, many of you paid $100 for Grad
Night, but this was the price for the graduating class of 2013. In 2014, it was $110 and
for 2015, our intent was to charge $120 to cover rising costs of running the event. The
current price has been $120 since October 2014. We are planning to raise the price to
$130 beginning April 1st and $140 on May 1st. Please note these prices reflect a
change from what was advertised during Apache Days.
Our Grad Night committee is working diligently to figure out solutions for this error…but with most of the vendor costs going up, we are now in a financial bind. We
are at risk of having some things for Grad Night unavailable. Working with PTA we have been able to create a PayPal link that will allow parents to go online to help
out the Class of 2015. The link will soon be live so be sure to look for it on
ListServe and the PTSA website. An additional donation of $25.00 is recommended,
but more is GREATLY appreciated. Please help us fix our error and make Grad
Night what it should be for our seniors – a fun, safe, local celebration of their accomplishments! And if you haven’t already done so, be sure to purchase your senior’s Grad Night ticket soon at the ASB office.
Donation checks payable to “AHS PTSA” will be accepted at the AHS front desk. Please write “Grad
Night” on the front of the envelope and on the memo line of your check and give it to Ms. Shari Omarsaid at the front office of the Student Services Building. Gift card donations are also appreciated!
(Consider purchasing scrip cards – see Page 19 for Scrip Order form)
Grad Night senior parent meetings are as follows:
 Mar 30, 7 PM - Lecture Hall
 May 4, 7 PM - location TBD
 June 1, 7 PM - Lecture Hall
Thank you for your support. It will be a wonderful and memorable evening for our children. If you have
questions, feel free to contact us.
Hope to see you at our next parent meeting!
Karen Acosta ([email protected]) & Lori Kodama ([email protected])
2015 PTSA Grad Night Co-Chairs
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Arcadia Stage Website
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Arcadia Stage Website
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A V I D ACADEMIC AWARDS:
On February 13, 2015 the AVID Awards Assembly was held on campus to honor outstanding academic achievement by our students during fall semester. All Stars, Excellence in subjects and Special Recognition awards were
announced. Congratulations to all the honorees - you have proven that success can be achieved with
enthusiasm and hard work.
We proudly present our AVID ALL STARS, who represent the highest GPA achievement:
* * * AVID ALL STARS * * *
11th Grade - Holly Chaney, Raymond Chang, Serene Hart, Andy Hernandez, Jonas Jia,
Koshiro Kawai, Kin Lok Lau, Nicole Ngo & Jacob Reyes.
10th Grade - Emma Bargsten, Roxanne Cabral, Deniece Caraballo, Amaris Francia, Raziel Galdamez, Kathryn McGinnis, Marissa Mendez, Gabriela Ramirez & Kyea Warner
9th Grade - Jonathan Bingham, Kevin Chen, Leo Chiu, Michelle Choi, Griffin Howard,
Brandon Kieng, Joseph Kojian, Marissa Lam, Coleman Luk, Andrew Marin, Mathew
Ngo & Minh Huy Nguyen.
Congratulations on your outstanding achievement!
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AVID
BOOSTER
PARENTS
Due to the Spring Parents Workshop being presented by the AVID administrators and teachers, Boosters will not hold a meeting in March. Please plan to attend the Workshop to receive valuable information. We will distribute fliers with Booster announcements at the Workshops. Please mark your calendars for our last Boosters’ meeting of the year on May 12 at 7 PM.
PARENT/GUARDIAN WORKSHOP:
AVID Parent Workshops will be held on March 18th from 6:00-7:30pm at AHS, (9th & 10th grade parents in the Lecture
Hall and 11th grade parents in Room #D01). These wor kshops will be gr ade-specific, with guest presenters that will focus
on important information for your child’s specific grade level, what you need to know to help them, and provide answers to
your questions. Help your child finishthe academic year strong with the helpful insights provided.
SUMMER SPLASH NEEDS YOUR HELP:
AVID Boosters are partnering in bringing our AVID students yet more benefits. On March 20th our students will get a big head
start towards their summer plans. Guest presenters from AEF, Arcadia Recreation Department and Arcadia Library will share
details on summer classes and volunteer opportunities. Catalogs, fliers and deadlines from these programs and others in our
community will be made available. This information will be helpful for you to discuss and finalize summer plans ahead of the
rush.
We are in need of parents’ assistance with the snacks and decorations for this “Fun Friday” activity. Please contact our Events
Coordinator, Aishland Gardner ([email protected]), to contribute snacks or funds,or to volunteer to make this an educational and fun event.
AVID NIGHT AT SIX FLAGS—CHAPERONES NEEDED:
There will be and AVID night for all local AVID students to attend at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Friday March 20th from
6:00pm-12 midnight.. Discounted tickets will be $35, which includes a $5 tr anspor tation fee for a bus. The fir st 50 AVID students to turn in their permission slips will get a seat on the bus.
To make this possible for our AHS AVID students, we need parent chaperones. Please consider offering your services to allow
our students to participate in this event. Interested parents please contact Ms. Polidano asap at [email protected]. Thank you
in advance for your generosity.
AVID TWEETER: Please follow us on Tweeter to build a str onger connection among our AVID community & r emain
current on activities and information.
AVID Website:
http://avid-booster-club.ahs.ausd.net
AVID Email:
AVID Tweeter:
[email protected]
@AHSAVIDBoosters
ARCADIA CHILD HEALTH COUNCIL GIVES THANKS THRU BUNDT CAKES
Every year Arcadia Child Health Council shows
its appreciation to all the school site health assistants as well as to doctors who help provide services to the children in our community. This
year, we delivered 23 beautifully wrapped cakes
on February 11th.
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SWEET TREATS FOR AHS TEACHERS & STAFF
With Love and Appreciation from PTSA!
There is nothing better to cheer up your day than finding a special treat in your box. Throughout the
year, small goodies have appeared in the teacher and staff boxes from the AHS PTSA. On Halloween,
there were Bugs & Kisses, on Thanksgiving, Indian corn, and right before the holidays, a happy
Snowman ready to make a warm cup of cocoa. All of these special treats were designed and produced
by the PTSA Teacher Treats co-chairs, Fay Shin-Maman and Doris Hayata.
For Valentine’s Day, they coordinated and packed over 250 delicious bags of cookies for all of the
teachers and staff, with the help of many of our amazing PTSA parents.
Thank you to the following parents for their assistance, baking skills, and cookie donations: Jennifer
Salas, Lisa Teraishi-Wong, Dina Killen, Tina Lam, Denise Fong, Tammy Thach, Judy Lee, Emily
AuYeung, Sammie Fong, Holly Hernandez, Jennifer Tom, Liz Pattison, Yoko Kikuta, Maryann Stevens, Theresia Liem, Temi Yap, Itrat Islan, Margaret Nalbandian, Amy Graves, Debbie Guidolin,
Weiyi Ro, Donna Noda, Bennia Hom, Rose Luthi, May Eng, DeriJann Crofts, Regina Soriano, Karyn
Chien, Claudia Bocanegra, Joen Siauw, Rebecca Ng, Punna Lim, Nanette Murakami, Suzie Bueno,
Tiffany Hom, Fay Shin-Maman, Doris Hayata, Kathy Yamane, and Vicky Stiles.
Fay Shin-Maman & Doris Hayata
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L-R: sherry Silver, Theresia Liem, Emily Auyeung, Sammie Fong,
Dina Killen, Fay Shin-Maman
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AEF—YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
You may have noticed AEF lawn signs adorning the entrances of all
AUSD campuses. This visual campaign is to build community awareness about
the Arcadia Educational Foundation (AEF) and its mission. The signs serve as a
"thank you" to our current donors, and will hopefully encourage more of the Arcadia community to support our great schools and students.
The lawn sign campaign goes in conjunction with the AEF Annual Appeal letter arriving soon in
Arcadia mailboxes. This appeal letter provides details on what educational benefits AEF is currently
funding, the future goals of the foundation, and why AUSD relies on private community support to keep
the high level of public education in Arcadia schools. AEF is targeting raising money in part so AUSD
can hire college counselors at the HS. According to a 2011 State of College Admissions report, only a
quarter of public schools have a dedicated college counselor, as opposed to three-quarters of private
schools. This places students at a disadvantage compared to their peers who enjoy college counseling.
We are aiming to increase community participation in supporting AEF & Arcadia schools. Currently AEF has a participation rate of 4%...imagine the enhancements and benefits AEF could provide
with a bit more community participation. Twenty percent participation will maintain and expand counselors. It is a goal worth striving for!
To learn more about AEF or to support our schools, visit: www.ArcadiaEdFoundation.org
Our 2015 Annual Appeal Letter is available in English & Chinese
Scrip Order Form on Page 19
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AHS Course Selection Dates: Individual English classes in the Career Center
 March 2-10 - Current Sophomore students
 March 10-19 - Current Junior students
 March 19-30 – Current Freshmen students
 March 31 & April 1-2– Current ELD and RSP students
INCOMING 9TH GRADE STUDENTS
During the last week of March, Counselors will conduct assemblies at the Middle Schools for
incoming 9th grade students to introduce them to Arcadia High School and the many courses and programs available. Course selection appointments will occur in April. During these appointments, a Counselor Will meet one-on-one with each 8th grader to assist them in choosing classes for 9th grade.
There will be a Freshman Orientation evening event for incoming 9th grade students and their
parents on Thursday, April 16 in the Arcadia High School North Gym (detailed information will follow). At this orientation, we will provide the student assembly course selection information to the parents as well as have presentations by various AHS departments and programs.
SENIORS
Changes to your second semester schedule or receiving a D or F in college prep classes during
your senior year may negatively impact your admissions status to 4 year universities. Please check the
websites of the colleges and universities to which you have applied to see if they have established deadlines for reporting changes. Please note: Contacting the universities with changes to your schedule or
reporting a D or F senior year semester grade does not guarantee that your admissions status is secure.
Remember, the admissions office tentatively accepts you based on reported grades up to 11th grade
AND reported senior year courses, along with admissions tests scores and other criteria. The final determination for admissions will be made after the university receives your final transcript.
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Scrip Order
Form
AEF Summer School Catalogs, coming soon!
Mark Your Calendars!!! The annual distribution of the AEF Summer School catalogs will happen during period 4 on Monday, March 23rd at AHS. This year AEF Summer school dates will be Thursday, June 25th through
Friday, July 31st.
The AEF high school summer schedule will be very different from previous years in that most credit courses, including 10 credit initiatory courses, 5 credit semester courses, and all make-up courses will attend Monday – Friday from 7:50 am until 1:15 pm. Enrichment classes will also meet Monday – Friday but will have an Early
Morning or Late Morning option as well as 1st session and/or 2nd session option, depending on when desired
course is offered.
1st Semester/1st Session
2nd Semester/2nd Session
June 25 – July 14 (13 days)
July 15 – July 31 (13 days)
Must enroll in
both semesters
for initiatory 10
credit class
10 Credit Initiatory Course
10 Credit Initiatory Course
1st of 2 Semesters
2nd of 2 Semesters
Enroll in one or
both semesters,
depending on
need
Make-Up Course
Make-Up Course
1st Semester only 7:50 am – 1:15 pm
2nd Semester only
Enroll per catalog
offering for desired course
5 Credit Semester Course
5 Credit Semester Course
As offered
As offered
Enroll per catalog
offering for desired course
2.5 Credit Enrichment Course
2.5 Credit Enrichment Course
Early Morning
Early Morning
7:50 am – 1:15 pm
7:50 am – 1:15 pm
7:50 am – 10:15 am
and/or
Late Morning
7:50 am – 1:15 pm
7:50 am – 1:15 pm
7:50 am – 1:15 pm
7:50 am – 10:15 am
and/or
10:50 am – 1:15 pm
Late Morning
10:50 am – 1:15 pm
Registration begins March 24th and registration forms are prioritized and processed by postmark date in
the order they are received. [Exception: Chemistry – registration forms will be prioritized by grade level, and
then postmark date for all registrations received during the Early Registration period, which ends on April 18 th.
For Chemistry courses only, priority is given to seniors, then juniors, etc. who submitted registrations during the
Early Registration period. See additional information upon receipt of summer school catalog.]
Please call the AEF Summer School office or email [email protected] for additional summer school information.
Laurie Rambeau
Director, AEF Summer School Programs
Keith Kerney
Principal, AEF High School Program
Arcadia Educational Foundation Summer School Website
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Bark for Life Website
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Orchestra Benefit Dinner
A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who attended or was involved in the planning of the 21st Annual
Orchestra Benefit Dinner. We had an amazing team of volunteers who put on our best fundraiser
yet! All the guests and students had a wonderful time at the Arcadia Masonic Center. The 330 string
students at Arcadia HS are so fortunate to have such great community support.
See you at next year's event!
Orchestra Spring Concert—March 26th
Mark your calendars! The Orchestra Spring Concert is March 26th at 7 PM in the PAC, and
will feature Orchestra 1, Orchestra 2, Band 1, and Band 2.
Tickets can be purchased from the orchestra or band room or $5 at the door.
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YOU ARE INVITED
The Hispanic Parents Club invites you to an important meeting where we will re-launch our Club and
host a special speaker.
Please join us as Mr. Juan Villegas, Associate Director of Admissions at University of California
Merced, will provide us with insights on how our students can gain admission into the UC schools, the
college application process, financial aid, scholarships and what your students can do now to prepare
for college.
In addition, we will provide you with essential information to assist your children in succeeding at Arcadia High School, and update you on important upcoming events.
Everyone is welcome and admission is free. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to ask a UC Admissions Counselor your questions in person. So please join us and bring a friend. We look forward to
seeing you there!
HISPANIC PARENTS CLUB MEETING
Thursday, March 26 at 7:00 PM
Location at AHS to be announced; please check our website:
Website: http://hispanic-parents-club.ahs.ausd.net
Email: [email protected]
ESTAN INVITADOS
El Club de Padres Hispanos los invita a una reunión importante en la que habrá un relanzamiento de
nuestro Club y un invitado especial. El Sr. Juan Villegas, Director Asociado de Admisiones de la Universidad de California Merced dará una presentación sobre el proceso de aplicar a las
universidades, como mejorar la probabilidad de ser admitidos a las universidades, información sobre
becas, ayuda financiera y lo que pueden hacer ahora nuestros hijo(a)s para prepararse para la universidad.
Además, les proporcionaremos información esencial para ayudar a sus hijo(a)s a superar en Arcadia
High School y actualizarlos en importantes eventos.
Todos son bienvenidos y la entrada es gratuita. No se pierda esta valiosa oportunidad de preguntar en
persona a un Consejero del Departamento de Admisiones de UC sus preguntas. Así que, por favor,
únase a nosotros y traigan a un amigo. Esperamos verlos ahí.
REUNIÓN DE EL CLUB DE PADRES HISPANOS
jueves, 26 de marzo a las 7:00 PM
Ubicación de esta reunión en AHS serán anunciada en nuestra página web
Website: http://hispanic-parents-club.ahs.ausd.net
Email: [email protected]
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