Parent Newsletter May 2016

From the PrinciPal: Ms. Rosemary Distaso-Libbon, Principal

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BishoP montgomery high school

may 2016Parent newsletter

5430 Torrance Boulevard Torrance, California 90503(310) 540 - 2021 www.bmhs-la.org Dear Parents,

It’s always a surprise when I realize that we are in the month of May. The 2015-2016 school year is drawing to a close and the seniors, as is their custom, are counting down the days. I pray for all of you in a special way at this time of year, especially our senior parents. These moments of ending and new beginnings are particularly bittersweet for all of you. Our children grow in age and in grace both with our help and in spite of us. We at once see the child, the young man or woman of today, and the promise of the men and women they will become in the future. As I said, I pray for all of you daily.

Congratulations to all of the participants in ArtsFest Week and to Mr. John Hong and the members of the Fine Arts Department who organized this wonderful week.

Congratulations to all of our students who were honored at the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on April 20th. Parents, you must be so proud of them! These are our Students of the Semester for Fall 2015:

Class of 2019Quinn Henry and Kaitlyn Bali

Class of 2018Jackson Anderson and Anna Quast

Class of 2017Alexander Garcia and Kathryn Graz

Class of 2016Chris Kim and Sarah Sodeika

I want to thank Steve Miller, our Assistant Principal, for facilitating the replacement of the classroom heaters in the 3rd building—at $4000 each—over spring break. This project will continue during the summer when the heaters will be replaced in the 1st and 2nd buildings as well. This is a much needed project!

The following are important dates to note in May:• May 2nd, Monday, 7:30 a.m. Faculty Meeting, 8:45 a.m. start• May 8th, Sunday, Mothers’ Day• May 12th, Thursday, 8:00 a.m. May Crowning, Senior Mothers’ Mass• May 18th, Wednesday, 7:15 a.m. Graduation Practice• May 19th, Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Baccalaureate Mass, American Martyrs Church• May 20th, Friday, Student Holiday• May 24th, Tuesday, Teacher Appreciation Day• May 26th, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. Senior Awards• May 27th, Friday 11:30 a.m. Graduation• May 30th, Monday, Memorial Day Holiday• May 31st, Tuesday, 7:45 a.m. Faculty Meeting, 8:45 a.m. start

Seniors will receive nine graduation tickets this year instead of the customary seven we have allowed each student in the past. In addition, each school morning in May, I’ll draw two senior names and those seniors will win an extra graduation ticket.


From the PrinciPal:Ms. Rosemary Distaso-Libbon, Principal

Thursday, May 12th is our May Crowning Mass when we will honor Mary, the Mother of Jesus, as well as our Senior Mothers. The Mass will be offered for the intentions of all of our BMHS mothers. This is a particularly special Mass, our last opportunity as the 2015-2016 community to join in prayer and celebration in the school gym before our seniors leave us. I hope many of our senior mothers will be present, but whether or not you are able to attend, you will be in our prayers. We will also honor Mr. John Fitzsimons and Mr. Andy Marafino who are celebrating 25 years at Bishop Montgomery as well as Mr. Dee Masters, Mrs. Rose Martinez and Mrs. Barbara Pudewa who will be retiring at the end of this school year.

I ask you for prayers for our seniors, the Class of 2016, during their last weeks as students of Bishop Montgomery. We pray that they fully enjoy every graduation event, that they each make good decisions and that they remain safe. During the senior assembly, the administrators met with the class and emphasized the importance of safety as well following parental and school rules and directives. Please be aware that Bishop Montgomery does not support, sponsor, or supervise any gatherings, trips or parties that are officially listed in the school calendar. It is important for your protection to note that any parties that you host for a group of students at your home encumber you with the liability for the safety of those students at the party and for their safety after they leave your home. There are so many choices for our seniors during these events and we want to do everything we can to support their good decisions and their well-being. Life is fragile but we know that our students don’t always remember that in the moment because they are young and feel invincible. They need our reminders!

Finally, thank you, parents, for your support and for your children. You, the students, the faculty, and the staff –as I tell you so often—are a daily source of thanksgiving in my life.

I know that we all continue to join in prayer for the repose of the soul of Mr. Ron Jenkins who so recently passed away and for his family, Ron Jenkins, Sr., his father, John Jenkins, his brother, and his sisters Casey Jenkins-Casey and Cody Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins touched many, many lives over the course of the 27 years he served at Bishop Montgomery. We celebrate his life!

As we approach the end of the school year, I offer this prayer for you—one that I pray for you at the end of every school year with the hope that you will come to understand and experience the depth of God’s unconditional love for each of you.

I pray that Christ will be more and more at home in your hearts, living within you as you trust in Him. May your roots go down deep into the soil of God’s marvelous love, and may you be able to feel and understand how long, how wide, how deep and how high His love really is, and to experience this love for yourselves, though it is so great that you will never see the end of it or fully understand it—and so at last you will be filled up with God Himself. –St. Paul’s letter to the Ephesians 3:17-19-

Rosemary LibbonPrincipal

guidance & curriculum: Ms. Yvette Vigón-Morffi - Vice Principal - ext. 231 Mrs. Casey Dunn - Guidance/Studies Coordinator - ext. 226


With the school year quickly drawing to a close, we are now preparing for the Senior Awards Ceremony. The event will be held Thursday, May 26th at 10:00am. Student and parent invitations will be distributed and mailed, respectively, during May.

For students taking AP exams during May, I want to reiterate the College Board’s policy regarding cell phones and other electronic communication devices. These items should not be brought into the testing location at all. Having the cell phone or other items turned off and stored in a backpack or pocket is not acceptable. These items should either be left at home or secured in the student’s locker.

If the device is brought into the testing location, it should be turned over to the proctor with an affixed label. However, we do not want our proctors to spend valuable exam time collecting and returning these often expensive personal items. Please remind your child of these provisions and we will do the same.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Casey DunnGuidance/Studies Coordinator


disciPline: Ms. Betty Behen - Dean of Women - ext. 234 Mr. Lee Flores - Dean of Men - ext. 232

Detentions: Detentions are to be served on or before the date indicated on the violation or referral slip. It is the responsibility of the student to make alternate arrangements for transportation if a detention is to be served. Disregard for assigned detentions may result in probation and detentions take precedence over sports’ practices and school activities (Parent-Student Handbook, page 15). Seniors must serve outstanding detentions prior to the Senior events.

Trips: Bishop Montgomery does not sponsor, condone, nor accept responsibility for trips, cruises, excursions not sanctioned by the school. There may be a current trip that may be disguised as a Bishop Montgomery “Senior Trip.” BMHS has nothing to do with organizing, sponsoring, or chaperoning any Senior trips. Any student distributing fliers that advertise these trips will be reprimanded. (Parent-Student Handbook, pg 22)

Graduation Parking: Please refrain from parking at the Little Company of Mary Parking Lot across the street and the parking lots of the neighboring businesses the day of the graduation. Vehicles parked in these parking lots are subject to being towed and the owners of those vehicles may be subjected to fines by the City of Torrance. Your cooperation will be appreciated by the community.

Picking-up and Dropping-off Off-Campus:All parents should pick-up and drop-off their students on-campus. To avoid the last minute rush, we encourage you to arrive before 7:30AM. The traffic flow on Torrance Blvd. is heavier after this time and may affect how quickly you are able to exit the campus. If you decide to pick-up or drop-off your students anywhere else, please refrain from picking up or dropping off your students at our neighboring businesses or residential driveways as this creates an inconvenience for our neighbors. Please respect the property of our neighbors by refraining from moving trashcans, taking property, littering, or parking or pulling into our neighbors’ driveways. Also, please make sure to drop-off your students in areas that are safe and legal. We have received many reports that there have been BMHS parents or carpools driving recklessly on Palos Verdes Boulevard and students are being dropped-off by their parents/carpool drivers illegally by the red curb zones, in front of fire hydrants or in the middle of the street. In the interest of the safety of all pedestrians and drivers and as a courtesy to our neighbors, students should be dropped-off on campus. Students whose parents fail to comply with the pick-up and drop-off procedures will be dealt with on campus. The Torrance Police Department has also been contacted and they have informed us that they will be citing drivers along Torrance Boulevard, Henrietta and Palos Verdes Boulevard. It is essential to give our neighbors the same respect and courtesy that we expect from each other on campus.

Use of CellphoneAs a reminder, using the cellphone or any hand-held device is prohibited by law while driving. It is also important to remind your child of the importance of paying attention to their immediate surroundings when using their cellphone while walking or waiting to be picked up. Students should only use their cellphone when it is safe to do so.


INFORMATION FROM THE TUITION OFFICEREMINDER TO ALL SENIOR PARENTS:

· FINAL PAYMENT: The final tuition payment is due May 1, 2016.

· PAST DUE ACCOUNTS: Past due accounts must be paid with a credit card, money order, or cash. No personal checks will be accepted for past due accounts. Cash payments can be made in the tuition office.

· Students will not be allowed to sit for final exams (beginning on May, 2, 2016) and their diplo-ma will be held until the account is paid in full.

REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS OF 9Th, 10th, and 11th GRADE STUDENTS:· FINAL PAYMENT: The final tuition payment is due May 1, 2016

· PAST DUE ACCOUNTS: Past due accounts must be paid with a credit card, money order, or cash. No personal checks will be accepted for past due accounts. Cash payments may be made in the tuition office.

· FINAL EXAMS: Accounts must be paid in full in order to sit for final exams begin-ning on June 6, 2016

ATTENTION: 2016-2017 Tuition Information:We will continue to partner with SMART TUITION for the 2016-2017 school year. Your Smart account will be automatically rolled over to the 2016-2017 school year.New students to the 2016-2017 school year are asked to enroll in Smart Tuition by May 1, 2016. SMART TUITION

· BMHS code is 13046

· www.enrollwithsmart.com

· (888) 868-8828


activities: Mrs. Milana McDermott - Dean of Student Life - ext. 273

The month of May is filled with some important student activities. The first section pertains to underclassmen and the second section is outlined specifically for seniors. Please encourage your student to plan appropriately so they can

participate. I hope these make for an enjoyable and memorable end to this school year!

ASB AND CLASS OFFICERS FOR 2016-2017: Elections for next year’s ASB and Class Officers were held last month. Congratulations to the following students who will be serving the student body in the following positions:

President – Rebecca O’ConnorVice President – Rebecca TapanesSecretary – Anthony CicchiniTreasurer – Nora WardPublicity – Leanna HandleyParliamentarian – Nick SimoneHistorian – Emilie BeroCommissioner of Elections – Caterina ValdovinosCommissioner of Spirit – Jack ThatcherCommissioner of Religious Affairs – Celina VillanuevaCommissioner of Athletics – Connor ColeCommissioner of Activities – Brianna BuenabadCommissioner of Clubs – Kevin O’DonnellCommissioner of Community Service – Simon TranSenior Class Co-Presidents – Gabby Grant & Jerald LimSenior Class Senators – Kyley Anunciacion, Sean Carnahan & Maddy GrantJunior Class Co-Presidents – Frankie Gregoris & Carolyn VaimosoJunior Class Senators – Bobby Eubanks, Caitlyn Kester & Allison ViceljaSophomore Class Co-Presidents – Max Hampel & Katie MiyamotoSophomore Class Senators – Sophie Celis, Matt Norambuena & Krissi Tassone

CLUBS APPROVED FOR 2016-2017: Bishop Montgomery’s clubs and organizations program helps to fulfill the social interests of our students. Bishop Montgomery has a wide variety of clubs and organizations, with at least one sure to match the interests of each student. A full list of clubs and organizations will be publicized to the students next fall, along with information on activities and meeting times.

We are excited to announce that we will launch a new mentorship program for BMHS students during the 2016-2017 school year. The ACE (Architecture-Construction-Engineering) mentorship program will be established at BMHS in conjunction with Torrance based Del Amo Construction. This extra-curricular engineering program will be a new STEAM (SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY-ENGINEERING-ARTS-MATH) educational opportunity and will be open to all students. An informational meeting will be held for interested students before the end of this school year. Students should listen to announcements, and watch the bulletin and the BMHS website for more details!

PARKING SPACE APPLICATIONS: Applications for parking spaces for the 2016-2017 school year will be available to current juniors at the student store on Monday, May 9th. Parking spaces for the rest of the students will be available Monday, May 16th. Parking spaces will be assigned at the student store at the time payment is made and completed application is filed. PLEASE NOTE: Due to the limited number of student parking spaces on campus, parking spaces will


only be sold to students with a driver’s license (not a permit) and who have the registration information on the car they will be driving to school. Individual students will be permitted to purchase one spot each. More information will be included in the parking application.

SENIORS:Specific information regarding senior events, including prom and graduation, was sent home in a detailed letter the middle in March. This information is also posted on the school website. Please pay special attention to dates and deadlines so that you do not miss out on these important activities. See Mrs. McDermott in the Activities Office if you did not receive a copy of the letter, or if you have any questions.

GRADUATION 2016

UPDATE: This year, all seniors will receive NINE tickets to the graduation cer-emony on Friday, May 27. Graduation for the Class of 2016 will be at Bishop Montgomery in Knight Stadium. Admission to the ceremony will be by ticket only—every person attending the ceremony, regardless of age, must pres-ent a ticket. The tickets will be distributed at graduation practice in May. Questions? Please email Dione Dierks at [email protected].

Mock Trial Coaching Help Needed for Fall 2016 Volunteer can earn PSI hours. For more information, please contact Mrs. McDermott, dean of student life, at 310-540-2021 x273 or [email protected]. Must be available to:· Attend weekly meetings – held from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. every Wednesday· Attend competition dates after school in late November – held in Downtown Los Angeles· Must have some background in law, but does not need to be currently practicing· Must be willing to review materials for competition (written witness questions, opening statements, closing arguments, pretrial arguments)· Must be willing to provide help with lesson plans, instructing on the basics of presenting in court, objections, courtroom behavior, language, and general sequence of events, etc.


athletics: Mr. Eric Wood - Athletic Director - ext. 269 Mr. Ed Hodgkiss - Assistant Athletic Director - ext. 260 Mr. Arnold Ale - Assistant Athletic Director - ext. 262

Three Bishop Montgomery Athletes signed their letter of intent to continue their athletic careers in college on April 12. Tiffany Phillips for Volleyball (Xavier University of Louisiana)AJ Kirby for Basketball (Fresno Paciific University)Brendan Marafino for Football (El Camino College)

Boys 4x100 team (Dhahran Woods, Mark Ogbunamiiri, Bernard Amofa and David Kelly) ran the 10 fastest time of the day at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational track meet. Woods, Ogbunamiiri and Amofa are also football players.

Former BMHS track athlete Tessa Allen ’15 recently set a new Carnegie Mellon University record in the high jump. She is ranked 15th in the nation in the HJ. She holds the record in high jump for the BMHS girls.

Sophomore David Singleton was named the Daily Breeze Boys Basketball Player of the Year. He was also named to the Los Angeles Times Boys All Star team as well.

Spring Sports offer many opportunities to watch a game. Schedule of sporting events can be found in the back of this newsletter.

Go Knights!


develoPment: Mr. Andy Marafino - Director of Development and Alumni - ext. 246 Mrs. Amy Traxler - Assistant to the Director of Development and Public Relations - ext. 249

ANNUAL REPORTThe newest issue of Veritas magazine is on its way to your homes (if you have not already received it). Included in this issue is our list of donors for the 2014-15 fiscal year. We send our sincerest thanks to all of those who have made a contribution to Bishop Montgomery in the past. Your support is important to the success of the students and the school.

The 2015-16 fiscal year is coming to a close on June 30. If you have not already contributed to BMHS, please consider making gift to any of our scholarships, programs, or projects. More information can be found on the “Support BMHS” tab on the home page at www.bmhs-la.org. You can also make a secure gift online by clicking the “Give Now” button on the home page of the website. Another great way to support BMHS is by having your company match your gift. Please contact the HR Department at your work for more information. Each year, BMHS receives many matching gifts from companies such as Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Mattel, Toyota, and many others.

As always, all gifts to Bishop Montgomery are tax-deductible as we are a 501 (c)(3) organization.

ALUMNI PARENTSYou may not be receiving our magazine, Veritas. If you do not receive Veritas or know of fellow alumni who does not, please contact the Development Office so that we may update our database. Please call 540-2021 ext. 246 or e-mail: [email protected].

TARGETDo you have their REDcard? Support BMHS by simply shopping at Target or Target.com and use your REDcard. Visit https://www-secure.target.com/redcard/tcoe/view-or-change and register your card and support BMHS. The Bishop Montgomery High School code is 2783. Through their Take Charge of Education program, Target will donate 1% of every purchase back to the school!

AMAZON SMILEWho doesn’t love Amazon.com? Now you can support Bishop Montgomery each time you shop at Amazon. Go to www.smile.amazon.com and login with your Amazon account information. Type in “Bishop Montgomery High School” when prompted to select a charitable organization. On the next page, click “select” and you are ready to shop and support BMHS. Amazon will donate .5% of every purchase back to BMHS!

OFFICIAL BISHOP MONTGOMERY APPARELAre you looking for some cool Bishop Montgomery gear for you or your kids? The official Bishop Montgomery online store has many great items and styles available for adults and kids. Visit www.bmhs-la.org and click “SHOP” on the left-hand side of the home page. It is that easy!! 20% or every purchase comes back to Bishop Montgomery.


PerForming arts: Mr. Eric Hankey - Instrumental and Vocal Music Director

What an amazing Spring Tour to Rome and Vatican City!

Thanks for all your prayers and support!

- Congratulations to our Competition Winter Guard, Indoor Drumline, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, and Jazz Combo for their great performances this spring semester - including several first place finishes and Superior ratings!

Sign up now to be Cast or Crew for“JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING

TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT!”Performances: July 14th @ 1:45pm; July 15th @ 1:45pm; July 15th @ 7:00pm

Sign up at the Summer School table at Re-Registration or Freshman Registration -and for more information, email [email protected] or [email protected]


PerForming arts: Mr. Eric HankeyMusic Director

Thanks for supporting all of our events - here’s where you can catch us in action:

- Spring Concert – Friday, May 6th – 7pm in the Main GymIt’s your chance to hear and see all of our performers together – come enjoy a night of great music and Colorguard performance, including a set of Adoration music by our Music Ministry Choir and Band!

- Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade - Saturday, May 21st Come see us in Torrance’s signature hometown parade!

“Knight Music” Booster Club The “Knight Music” Booster Club represents the Band, Jazz Band, Drumline, Music Production, Video Production, and Music Ministry. Their meetings are usually on the same Monday nights as Athletic Booster Club and Mother’s Club, at 6:00 pm in room 318 – additional meetings are scheduled as needed. Please join them to help keep the many projects they organize rolling.

We’re always practicing, planning, and organizing, including school concerts, local performances, competitions, parades, tours, and lots of other important things – come on in any day before or after school, 6:30 am - 3:30pm (although we’re often there earlier and later.) To get in touch with Mr. Hankey, please call the school, or email at [email protected].

Attention all Parents and Students: Yearbooks will be distributed on May 17th at lunchtime between TMH and the gym. This is for all yearbook pre-orders only. A list of yearbook pre-orders is posted at the student store. Please be sure to have your student ID when picking up your yearbook.

If you didn’t pre-order a yearbook, there is a very limited supply of year-books that will be sold at the Main Office. Please see Ms. McElroy at the tuition window. Yearbooks will be sold for $150 (cash only) and it is first come first serve. Please listen to the announcements to see when those yearbooks will go on sale.

Yearbook covers, autograph insert pages, and gel pens will be on sale in room 205.

yearBook: John Hong - Yearbook Advisor

BISHOP MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL 2016 SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION (10-12 GRADES ONLY)

BMHS STUDENTS: Registration begins on Friday, April 15th*. Enrollment is on a first-come, first served basis. * BMHS students enrolling in a summer school course as a prerequisite for a Fall ’16 course must register for summer school on Friday, April 15th (regular re-registration). A SEPARATE CHECK with the proper summer school fees must be brought in and turned in at the summer school registration table. PLEASE NOTE: Summer School session will run June 15 – July 19, 2016 (July 1 - 4 - school holiday). If a student is absent more than 3 days in a 5 week course or 1 ½ days in a 2.5 week course, no credit will be given for the course. Final Exams will be given on July 19th only. No final exam will be given early. Therefore, if a student is absent on the last day of school, a zero will be given for the final exam. Students should consult guidance counselor in selecting courses to make-up credit deficiencies. The administration reserves the right to cancel any class, and in that event, all fees will be fully refunded. The summer school registration fees must accompany this form in order to complete the summer school registration process. Registration Fees:

$300 for 0 (review) or 5 (make-up), $600 for 10 unit class. $175/sport for Athletic Conditioning

Friday, April 15 ……..…...............................................………....................BMHS Registration Begins* Tuesday, June 14…...........................Last Day for BMHS Student Refund (Less $100 registration fee) Tuesday, June14...................................……….............……...….............................Registration Closes Wednesday, June 15........................................….…...........………............................First Day of Class Independence Day Holiday July 1 - 4……...............................……….............................School Holiday Thursday, June 30 ..…............................................................................First Semester Courses Ends Tuesday, July 5................................................…………..…..…….........Progress Reports Distributed** Tuesday, July 5...........................................................................…..Second Semester Courses Begins Tuesday, July 19…........................................………..........……………......FINAL EXAMS **Progress reports will be distributed to students in danger of failing a course on Tuesday, July 5th**

Daily Schedule: Period 1................................8:00 a.m. – 10:12 a.m. Period 2...............................10:30 a.m. – 12:42 p.m.

Final Exams: Period 1................................8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Period 2................................9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

All summer school books must be purchased prior to the first day of classes. BMHS students will be required to wear their uniforms.

The fee for each course includes a non-refundable $100 registration charge. Tuesday, June 14 is the last day for BMHS students to receive a refund/credit (Less $100 registration charge per class).

WELCOME TO THE 2015-2016 BMHS Booster Club. The BMHS Booster Club is designed to provide support for all BMHS athletic programs. This is the last newsletter for the 2015/2016 school year. THANK YOU to all who joined the Booster Club. THANK YOU to all who purchased merchandise, supported the snack stand and bought 50/50 tickets. THANK YOU to the STUDENT ATHLETES, COACHES, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR and ADMINISTRATION FOR A GREAT ATHLETIC SCHOOL YEAR. 2016-2017 Membership information will be available in the June information packet. Please join us for the last Athletic Booster Club meeting of the school year on Monday, May 16th. Meetings @ 6:30 BMHS Library.

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May/June 2016

Athletic Boosters Board OfficersPresident- Scharmel WatanabeVice President- Susan FarrTreasurer-Marilisa BernasSecretary- Susie FraleyMembership- Gay DeRushaMerchandise & 50/50 Coordinator- Jeff Fraley Snack Bar Coordinators- Gina Cicchini/Patty Schiappa BMHS Athletic Director- Eric Wood

CONGRATULATIONS to the

CLASS OF 2016

Booster Club supported the following equipment & scholarships in 2015/2016: Titleist Golf Bags $1,689 Baseball Padded Backstop $1,608 Baseball Batting Cage Net $717Trainer Flat Bed Cart$6,500Damion Mendoza Scholarship $1,980 Marcus Harvell Scholarship $500

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Checks should be made payable to BMHS Booster Club and dropped off, wfth thfs form, at the school's front office or brought to the Booster Club membership table at the first few home footba1II games.

!Booster Club Volunteer Form

You can fulfill your Parent Student Involvement (PSI) hours commitment by vollunteeringthrough the Booster Club.

Please indicate below all areas where you would like to participate

For Office Use Only:

Board Member Snack Bar/Bar-8-Q Sell 50/50 Raffle Tickets (Home footballand basketball games) Merchandise Sales Special Fund Raising Events Other interests/talents?

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2016-2017 INSTALLATION DINNER , May 16 at 7 PM

Last 2 events for PSI hours

These are the positions for Mothers Club. Some have been Filled, but many are open. Please join us to hear more about PSI opportunities on the board. Co-President

Co-PresidentCo-VicePresidentCo-VicePresidentCo-Treasurer

Co-Treasurer Co-Secretary Co-Secretary SeniorClassRep SeniorClassRep JuniorClassRep JuniorClassRep SophomoreClassRep SophomoreClassRep FreshmanClassRep

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PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS: Evelyn [email protected] Marlicia [email protected]

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Graduation Decoration – Friday, May 27th 8:00 am – 10:30 am

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er Classes begin Sports &

Spirit Squad conditioning begins

16 17

18 A

thletics physicals 9:00am

—12:00pm

—G

ym

19 Father’s D

ay 20 1st D

ay of Summ

er 21

22 23

24 25

26 27

28 29

30 1st sem

ester courses end

June 2016

Final Exams

ASB planning days

Summ

er Theater/Music A

uditions for SS course 2:30-4:00pm TM

H

Sun Mon

Tue Wed

Thu Fri

Sat

1 Holiday

2

3 4 Independence D

ay 5 8:00am

start of 2nd sem

ester courses Progress reports distributed Sum

mer A

cademy Start

6 7 U

niform sales

2:00 –6:00pm SA

C

SAC closed @

12:00pm

Frosh. Orientation 4:30—

6:00pm 8

9 c/o ‘96 Reunion—Retreat Ctr.

10 11 N

ewsletter D

ue 12

13 14

15 Sum

mer A

cademy End 16

17 18

19 Sum

mer classes end

12:00pm grades due

20 21

22 23 Class of 1981 Reunion

24 25

26 27

28 29

30

31

July 2016

Academ

ic Inactive Period School Closed through 8/12/16

Sun Mon

Tue Wed

Thu Fri

Sat

1 Tuition Due

UC

& C

omm

on App

open

2 3

4 5

6

7 8

9 10

11

12

13

14 Student Store H

ours: 8/15—

8/16: 7:30-1pm

8/17-8/19: 7:30-12:30pm

15

16 International Stud. O

rient. 9am

—12pm

Curr./Dept M

tg. N

on-BMH

S Summ

er Grades D

ue to Registrar Faculty prep 8am

—1pm

17 8am

Adm

in 9:00am

Fac. Ret./Mass

10:15am Fac. M

tg. 12:00pm

Lunch/Dept. M

tg.

18 p. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 7:30am

school open for 9th grade students O

NLY

. SEE SCHED

ULE

8:45am 9th grade classes resum

e ON

LY

Frosh Class A

ssembly

8am—

9am Freshm

an Parent W

elcome in Retreat Center

19 p. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 #4 8:00am

Start/12:45pm D

ismissal

Classes resume

for all grades Class A

ssemblies (10th-12th)

12:45 Dism

issal SEE SC

HED

ULE

20

21 22 p. 6,1,2,3,4,5 CIF Elgibility 11:50 D

ismissal

6:30pm Back to School N

ight 6:00pm

Band Bst. Mtg.—

Rm

. 316 6:30pm

Ath. Bst. M

tg.—Lib.

7:00pm M

others’ Club M

tg.—Fac. Ctr. 23 p. 5,6,1,2,3,4

ID Pictures

24 p. 4,5,6,1,2,3 D

enim D

ay 25 p. 3,4,5,6,1,2

26 p. 2,3,4,5,6,1 #4 8:00am

Start 12:45pm

Dism

issal

27

28 29

30 31

August 2016

Academ


Academ


Band Prep Camp 8:00am

—12:00pm

(SAC and Softball Field)

Frosh Mingle at lunch

CSF sign-ups

CSF sign-ups

Documents

Parent Newsletter May 2016