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Upcoming Events
10/9 Instrumental Music Fall Concert, PAC, 7pm
10/12
PTSA Meeting, 8:45am-10:30am, College & Career Center
10/16
PTSA Dads On Campus, 7pm-9pm, Library
10/17
PTSA Parent Ed "Drug Awareness", 11:30am-12:30pm, Library (bring your lunch!)
10/18
PTSA Parent Ed "Drug Awareness", 7-9pm, Library
11/13
PTSA Parent Ed:
Moms Night- Culinary Event, 7:00p in the Culinary Classroom (near the Library)
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On Deck in Athletics
- No events scheduled until 10/20.
- 10/11 SRV v. Cal High @ Cal High, 5:30p (Frosh)
- 10/12 SRV v. Cal High @ SRV, 4:30/7:00pm HOMECOMING
- 10/9 SRV v. Livermore @ SRV, 4pm
- 10/11 SRV v. MVHS @ SRV, 4pm
- 10/9 SRV v. Carondelet @ SRV, 4pm (Var)
- 10/9 SRV v. Carondelet @ Carondelet, 4pm (JV)
- 10/11 SRV v. Amador Valley @ AVHS, 4pm (Var)
- 10/11 SRV v. Amador Valley @ SRV, 4pm (JV)
- Game times: Fr 4pm, JV 5pm, Var 6pm
- 10/9 SRV v. Granada @ SRV
- 10/11 SRV v. Foothill @ Foothill
- Games times: Var 6pm, JV 7pm
- 10/10 SRV v. Campolindo @ Campolindo, 6pm (JV)
- 10/11 SRV v. Granada @ Granada
- 10/12-13 North/South Tourney, TBA, (Var)
- Game Times: JV 4pm, Var 5pm
- 10/4 SRV v. Acalanes @ Acalanes
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SRVHS PTSA: Run for Education Support!
Marilyn Lucey, PTSA President
�� Calling all SRVHS students, parents, teachers, staff, and alumni ������
We need 36 more VIRTUAL RUNNERS for the RUN FOR EDUCATION in order to win $1000
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2018 Run for Education Events - Oct 13 & 14
Fundraiser for the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation
This 35th annual community event is the largest fundraiser for the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation, whose sole purpose is to support the educators, students and schools of the San Ramon Valley Unified School District.
Saturday, October 13th
- 10am-4pm The Health & Wellness Expo at Iron Horse Middle School in San Ramon, sponsored by Stanford Children's Health, includes vendors, food trucks, rock wall, fire engine, prizes, and more!
- 10am First ever Friendship Run for students with special needs
- 12-4pm Spirit Stage and performers
- 2pm The Mini Run for young runners ages 2-6, sponsored by Stanford Children's Health.
Sunday, October 14th
- 8am 10K run starts at Charlotte Wood Middle School
- 8:15am 5K timed run starts at Iron Horse Middle School
- 8:20am 5th Grade walk teams start at Iron Horse Middle School
- 8:30am 5K fun run/walk starts at Iron Horse Middle School
- Post race vendors!
Don't wait to register!
These are the FINAL incentives offered:
- Register 4 or more people at the same time and receive 15% off of your order - no code needed
- All registered runners are eligible for daily prize drawing from October 1st to 10th
- First 500 registered 5th grade runners get an extra 5th Grade shirt courtesy of Toll Brothers
- Sign up to volunteer and earn money for your school
Spots are still available for spirit incentives on Saturday and Sunday - earn $ for your program
- Car painting and 80's costumes - more ways to benefit your school
- Not available on race weekend? Not a problem, become a virtual runner and still support your school.
CLICK HERE to register!
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Homecoming Week - Oct 8-13
Janet Willford, Leadership Teacher
We put all the latest
HOMECOMING news in one place. Please USE
THIS LINK TO ACCESS OUR GOOGLE DOC -->
Homecoming 2018
Don't forget to check your Class Webpage for NEWS about Float Building, Lip Sync Practice, and other activities:
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SRVHS Office Announcements
Candace Molano
PSAT TRAFFIX Bus Schedule
There will be a special TRAFFIX bus schedule for the October 10
th
PSAT testing day. Please note there will be TWO bus runs in the morning; an early 1
st
run for the 10
th
and 11
th
graders and a later 2
nd
run (one hour later) for the 9
th
and 12
th
graders. The afternoon return will be the same for all students.
On behalf of Danville Police Department, we would like to advise SRVHS students, parents, and guardians that you are not allowed to park in permit-only zones. The streets in particular are Glen Road and Las Barrancas Drive. In these areas you are only allowed to load/unload. Violators will be given a verbal warning, and consequences will increase for multiple offenders. If you have any questions, please contact Danville PD.
Student ASB Cards and ID Cards
Please remember to carry your ID at all times while at school or at any SRVHS event. If you need a replacement, please see Ms. Bellamy in Attendance, the cost is $10.00
SRVHS Bike Racks
Please be aware that student bikes racks have been relocated to the front of the S wing, facing Danville Blvd. These racks are located in front of the Old Staff Lounge under the S5 and S6 elevated classroom walkways. Please do not lock up bicycles in other areas of the campus as this creates a hazard and sometimes limits the ability to access certain areas on campus for people with disabilities.
Community Parking
Danville Square (Trader Joe's center) has requested that parents refrain from dropping off and/or picking up students in the shopping center parking lot and that students refrain from parking at the center during school hours. Those in violation may be subject to tow. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!
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Athletics News
Peter Scarpelli, Athletic Director
Winter sports clearance window now open and here is some important info to make note of...
- All athletes that want to try out for a winter sport must go through this process, even those who are currently playing a fall 2019 sport at SRVHS.
- You must have a valid and up to date physical.
- The final step before being declared as cleared - you must turn in two items; 1. your physical and 2. the confirmation page - which is the last page in the online clearance process.
- Both items are to be turned in to the black "in basket" in the main office (by Candace Molano's desk). You will receive an email letting you know your son/daughter is cleared.
Go to
https://athleticclearance.com/
to start the clearance process!
Men's Soccer
To sign up for Men's Soccer tryouts join the Men's Soccer page on Google classroom. Code is: gnqcz8. Please follow instructions and meet each deadline to be eligible for Men's Soccer tryouts.
Women's Golf
Our Team is looking for experienced golfer's. If you are interested in joining our wonderful golf team, please see Coach Henze in D-203. You will be able to visit some of the best and most beautiful golf courses in Northern California as well as have private lessons, group lessons, and practice on our home course, Crow Canyon Country Club.
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PSAT for Sophomores & Juniors - Oct 10
Thomas Martin-Edwards, Assistant Principal
This year the comprehensive high schools in the SRVUSD are administering the PSAT to all 10th and 11th-grade students during the school day on October 10th, 2018.
Please note, all students, 9-12, will be expected to attend school this day; ninth and twelfth-grade students will attend workshops. Tenth and eleventh graders will arrive EARLY at 8:00 AM and ninth and twelfth graders will show up at 9:00 AM, normal Wednesday late start this day. If you have any questions, please reach out to Assistant Principal, Thomas Martin-Edwards at [email protected]
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PTSA Parent Education Events - Oct. and Nov.
Ceal Barlett and Wendy Sula
Dads On Campus
Tuesday, October 16, "Teens, Families, and Pornography", 7-9pm, Library. The session is covering the associated problems with pornography for teens and families, how these problems are created, and what parents can do to help both their teenagers and perhaps themselves. There will be a Q&A session in the last half hour.
Drug Awareness
Wednesday, October 17, 11:30am to 12:30pm, Library
Thursday, October 18, from 7pm-9pm, Library
"Drug Awareness", is a well attended annual event! Our school resource officers,
Kyle Rhoton
and
Darren Alcantara
(Danville PD), will share valuable information on the substances currently being used by teens, what we as parents can do to intervene, and how the school handles such offenses. Don't miss this very informative discussion!
Mom's Night!
Join us on Tuesday, November 13th in the Culinary classroom, above the Commons, next to the Library, starting at 7:00pm.
We have the privilege on having Personal Chef, Karen Norton!
She will be showing us a couple of appetizer recipes to "wow" your guests this holiday season!
From Chef Karen: "I love trying new recipes and creating some of my own. For me, food is pure joy! It brings families and friends together. When we are at the dinner table, enjoying good food, everyone is happy! That truly brings a smile to my face. I love cooking!"
Chef Karen has a been a personal chef for 6 years and most recently was a chef at Auburn James in downtown Danville. More details about Chef Karen can be found here www.personalchefkaren.com
Space is very limited and only the first 25 ladies will be admitted.
Kindly RSVP to Ceal Barlett.
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SRVCPTA Special Needs Committee Event - Oct 17th
Parent Education Evening Speaker Series
Transitioning to College & Community After High School
Listen and learn from a panel of experts on the wealth of opportunities and resources available after graduation for students with IEPs and 504s. This is a wonderful opportunity for both middle and high school parents to learn what lies beyond high school.
Panelists include Diablo Valley College Disability Support Services, SRVUSD's Workability Program, Adaptive Learning Center, and Futures Explored.
Topics that will be discussed include 1) continuing education 2) entering the workforce, 3) residential programs, 4) Regional Center programs, and 5) social recreation.
Wednesday, October 17th
7:00pm-9:00pm
Gale Ranch Middle School MPR
6400 Main Branch Road, San Ramon CA 94582
Please note: This is DIFFERENT LOCATION than other SNC parent events.
For more info, contact Gemma Callahan at [email protected] or call or text: (608)438-8894
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Donors Choose - Matching in October!
Nancy Daetz, Academic Boosters
Many SRV English teachers have classroom library needs and would like your support. Visit
the Donors Choose website https://www.donorschoose.org.
Click on "Find A Classroom to Support" and search "San Ramon Valley High" to find the SRV teacher looking to fill their class with books!
What is Donors Choose? View this short video to find out:
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See's Candy Fundraiser ON NOW!
Linda Dalenberg and Katherine Hanze, SRV WolfTones
Wolf-Tones has begun our annual See's Candy Fundraiser! If you'd like to purchase some gift certificates and/or holiday gifts of candy for your office, friends, and/or family, please support Instrumental music at SRV. You may reach out to any student musician. It's a win-win for all! The sale runs from 10/3-10/-26...Candy will be delivered on 11/26. Please visit our website
if you don't know a musician and would like to place an order. Check out the Order Form here. Thank you!
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Choral Fall Dinner Shows - Oct 17 & 18
Corey Quereto, SR Voices Boosters
Join us for an evening of great food and fantastic music!
Top-notch entertainment, catered dinner, silent auction and raffle- right here on our campus! All funds benefit our award-winning SRVHS Vocal Music Program.
PERFORMANCES SELL OUT QUICKLY, GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY!
Many thanks to the SRVHS community for your continued support!
Go Wolves!
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Ski & Snowboard Swap - Oct 20
The SRVHS Ski & Snowboard Swap (sponsored by SRVHS PTSA) is a great place to outfit your family with winter gear for skiing and snowboarding at discount prices. You will find a huge selection of new and used skis, boards, boots, poles, helmets, goggles, and apparel in adult and children's sizes, along with expert advice to make sure you get just the right fit. The Bay Area Ski Bus will be there with information on their luxury bus trips to Tahoe, and don't forget to enter our free raffle for a chance to win lift tickets.
Is it time to clean your closets/garage? The Ski Swap is accepting donations of gently used ski, boards and outerwear. Email us for a pick up [email protected] or bring your donations to the Commons Friday, October 19, from 5-7pm.
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!
This long time running PTSA fundraiser and community event relies on the dedication of SRVHS parents and students. Please consider helping out this year with your time or hospitality donations:
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PTSA Health & Wellness
Lisa Levy
Life is Your Journey. Travel Drug Free.
Red Ribbon Week (October 22-26) is our nation's oldest and largest drug prevention program. To coincide with Red Ribbon Week, the San Ramon Valley Council of PTAs and Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention Team are hosting an evening program on substance abuse and dependence in our community. Join us for a candid discussion on Tuesday, October 23rd from 6:30-8 pm at the Commons of Dougherty Valley High School (10550 Albion Road; San Ramon).
Following a short video, we will host a panel discussion. Speakers include Patty Hoyt (Discovery Counseling Center), Officer Katie Williams (DVHS Resource Officer), Aditi Bagepelli (DVHS student, Founder of Will Be There), and representatives from Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409084baea828a1f58-redribbon
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Leadership Announcements
Janet Willford, Leadership Teacher
SRV Class Homecoming Shirts will be passed out
at Lunch in the Quad on Monday and Tuesday! These were ordered online 2 weeks ago. We also believe we only have three outstanding Fall Spirit Orders left to fill. If you are missing any spirit items you ordered in August online let us know. Email
[email protected]
Next Wednesday while the Sophomores and Juniors are doing PSAT Testing (schedule
2018-19 PSAT FAQ
) there will be class bonding activities from 9:00am-11:35am for the
Freshmen
in the Main Gym and activities for the
Seniors
on the Stadium Field. We will be doing check in with ID cards (we will be scanning like at dances). Seniors will check in at Main Stadium gate or Del Amigo Field gate. Freshmen will check into the Main Gym Foyer entrance. Both groups will be serving a continental breakfast, and there will also be a variety of games for Seniors and Freshmen to participate in and bond with their class. I
f students do not wish to attend, parents must treat it like a normal absence and call into the attendance office, so students are not given a cut.
Some of the
Senior activities include
: Dual Ladder Climb, Human Foosball, Townball, Blow up Obstacle , Meltdown Blow up, Ocean of Balls, Large Jengas, Cornhole, AND Spikeball (tournament).
Senior Spikeball Tournament pre-sign up here with a team of 2.
Seeking Applicants for the Alamo Municipal Advisory Council (MAC)
: Supervisor Andersen is seeking applicants to fill a youth member seat on the Alamo Municipal Advisory Council (MAC). The Alamo MAC is comprised of seven members who serve as an advisory body to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors and the County planning agency. Members are appointed to the council by the Board of Supervisors to serve the unincorporated area of Alamo. Members must be residents of Alamo. MAC responsibilities include parks and recreation, lighting and landscaping, land-use and code enforcement, public safety, transportation and other county services. Meetings are held at 6 p.m. on the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Alamo Women's Club, 1401 Danville Boulevard, Alamo. Depending on the student's age, the term can be one to two years. Application link here:
CCC Application
Applications should be submitted directly to Supervisor Andersen's Danville Office, 309 Diablo Road, Danville, CA 94526. Phone: (925) 957-8860, email, [email protected]
Please know that Supervisor Andersen would like a resume along with the completed application. Once applications, are received the applicant will be set up with a time to come in and meet with Supervisor Andersen, then she will select the applicant that she feels will be the best fit for the Alamo MAC.
Yearbook
Yearbook wants to know what you did for your Summer Vacation! If you want to be featured in the Yearbook, send the pictures
[email protected]
SRV Wish Fairies
Know someone, a staff member of student, who deserves affirmation or some kindness? Maybe they have a lot of school spirit, maybe they are just a really good friend, or maybe they need encouragement!
Fill out this form:
https://goo.gl/forms/dWkvqRWhPeUSIo8G3
a
nd let the SRV Wish Fairies work their magic and fulfill your wishes!
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Student Clubs & Service Opportunities at SRV
Need to contact a club? Use this
SRV Student Club List 2018-19
to see everything our students offer!
Community Service Needs at Montair
Montair book fair needs help at the carnival. If any HS students want to volunteer to help out. The book fair is open 12-4pm. You can come for all or part of that time.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4FA9AF2AA64-book
HOSA CLUB
Interested in learning more about the healthcare field and medical careers? Join SRV's HOSA club today!
Pledge to Humanity Club
Sock/Glove & Hat Drive For The Homeless
During the months of Sept & October the Pledge To Humanity Club will be collecting new socks and new (or gently used) warm hats and gloves in the attendance office bins. During the winter months the homeless need these critical items to survive. Visit our webpage to find more about our club!
Make-A-Wish
This year, the students of San Ramon Valley High School came together with the goal of raising money to support Make-A-Wish Bay Area, in order to put on a 'Wish Week' at SRV and sponsor a wish. Wish Week is a one-week-long event where we partner with the Make-A-Wish Foundation to sponsor a child with a life-threatening medical condition. As a school, we will hold several events throughout the week in order to raise money to grant wishes.
This year, we aim to hold Wish Week February 5-9, 2019, wrapping up the week with a rally. In order to sponsor a wish we must raise $10,000 by December of 2018. If we reach our goal to sponsor our wish kid, we'll host the reveal of their wish, and show them what SRV spirit looks like at the rally.
Regarding the $10,000 needed by December, there's a link below where you can donate directly. We'll also have some events and fundraisers in early 2019 during which we will be pairing with local businesses. Any and all donations are highly appreciated, and we cannot wait for the word to spread throughout the community about this life-changing event. Be sure to check out SRV Media, who is helping grant a wish. Be sure to stay tuned via Instagram (
@srvhswolfpack) and Twitter (
@WERSR). Donate here:
http://site.wish.org/goto/SRVHSWishWeek18
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SRV Social Media
Are you on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram? You can follow SRV there too!
Twitter
Instagram
Facebook
Text Reminders
SRV Leadership Students are using the
Remind App
this year to send out text messages for Class News. Use these links to sign up:
Class Social Media
Check your class webpage for social media accounts
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Athletic Boosters
Jeff Romrell
SRV Spirit Wear Pop Up Shop
SRV Spirit Wear contributes 20% of all sales back to the Athletic Booster club and Leadership. We sell the clothes on line but three times a year, we have the opportunity to sell directly to families and students at football games. We also need a few volunteers during the two Wolf Pack days. We appreciate any volunteer help for an hour or two. A fun way to help the SRV Sport and Leadership community without a big time commitment. If you also want to get more involved with the spirit wear and help select clothes items, please let me know as we are looking for new parents to help out.
Go Wolves!
Cybille Scott 925.314.5933
Location: SRV Football Field
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Academic Boosters
Nancy Daetz, President
MOCK ACT or MOCK SAT
Saturday, Oct 20th 9am-1:30pm in Rooms D102 & D103
Hosted by Revolution Prep $30. Limited to 25 students.
FOR JUNIORS: A proctored full-length practice test with results - to provide a better understanding of strengths and opportunities for improvement.
Academic Club Funding Available
Academic Boosters provides financial support to clubs on campus that support the academic enrichment of our current and future students.
We have funds allocated to support these efforts and are committed to funding groups that need our support for such things as entry fees, mentor programs, club promotional programs and the like. This is open to any academic enrichment group available to SRV students. Funds are not intended to support travel expenses.
In past years we have supported Robotics, Science Alliance, Speech & Debate, Model United Nations and Leadership. Click here for the application form. It can be returned to: [email protected] or to the Academic Boosters mailbox in the SRVHS Administration Office.
Does your employer match non profit donations?
Now is the time to submit your forms to your corporate matching/benefits department along with your Academic Booster's donation receipt from Future Fund. When submitting for your match, the following information will be helpful to have on hand:
San Ramon Valley High School (SRVHS) Academic Boosters
Attn. Corp. Match
PO Box 1004
Danville, CA 94526
Phone: 925-552-3000 (ph) and 925-838-7802 (fax)
SRVHS Academic Boosters Tax ID number (TIN)
68-0398728
How do I print a receipt of my donations on Future Fund?
Log into to your Future Fund account, click on "view your orders."
You will see a list of dates, depending on how many orders you placed,
find the date of the transaction for Academic Boosters donation and click on it. If you need further information please contact us by email: [email protected]
Did you forget to donate to Academic Boosters during Registration?
Thanks to the support of many families, we added 18 EXTRA CLASSES to the master schedule this year! HOWEVER, 50% of families still have not donated to help effect class size reduction, expand elective choices, make the college and career center possible and support the test prep programs that our volunteers manage. All kids at SRV benefit from Academic Booster programs!
We can do better!
Any donation is appreciated. Installment payments are welcome.
DONATE NOW THROUGH THE FUTURE FUND STORE:
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
Click "View Store" then click "Academic Boosters".
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College & Career Center
Jill Schratz and Mary Hazle
College & Career Center Hours
Monday - Thursday - 8:45am to 3:30pm
Drop-in hours for students: brunch, lunch, after-school.
The SRVHS College and Career Center is supported by your donations to Academic Boosters and we appreciate your generous support!
Upcoming COLLEGE VISITS and EVENTS in the CCC unless otherwise noted:
- College Visits Week of Oct 7th:
Indiana U @ Bloomington, Azusa Pacific, U. of Richmond, Seattle U., Boston U., Washington State, Johns Hopkins U, Oregon State, Montana State, Villanova U., Denver U, Emerson College, Southern Methodist U., UC Santa Barbara, American U., U of Chicago (check Naviance for updates/additions)
- Oct. 10th: PSAT test for all 10th & 11th Graders (more info below under 'testing')
- Oct. 24th: 6:30-8:30pm, The 31st Annual SRVUSD College Fair at MVHS. Over 130 college reps plus military reps will be present. List of participating colleges on SchoolLoop.
**Students need to pre-register for college visits on Naviance
and some visits have limited capacity due to facilities. Sign up early; cancel if you know you cannot make it.
Regional College Presentations: Many out of area colleges host regional events to be able to speak with students/families from different high schools at one central meeting. See school loop/or college website for details.
SENIORS:
CSU (California State University) Application OPENED on Oct. 1st!
https://www2.calstate.edu/apply Take time to verify your entries, and plan to submit to intended campuses by Nov. 30
th
. See important updates regarding this application on SchoolLoop.
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
Completing this application is necessary in order for college applicants to be considered for federal or state financial aid. The student completes the application and the parent signs it as well. Both need an FSA ID to provide electronic signatures. Visit:
https://fafsa.ed.gov/
CSS Profile
Some private colleges require this application in order to be considered for their institutional financial aid. See each college's website to verify whether or not this is needed, and be sure to submit this application if the college requires it. For more information and to complete it, go to:
https://cssprofile.collegeboard.org/
SCHOLARSHIPS (for college bound seniors)
:
Be sure to check for scholarship postings on Naviance. We receive new postings weekly and post them there for students to access. Popular Scholarship websites include:
www.fastweb.com and
www.scholarship.com, but there are MANY more!!
NET PRICE CALCULATORS: Every college website must have a "net price calculator" tool on it for students/families to understand what that cost of attendance estimate will be for them to attend that college. This number is of course an estimate, and the official cost will be calculated by the financial aid department of a college, but this tool can assist you for financial planning purposes.
ALL STUDENTS (see additional details and more opportunities on School Loop!):
- Girls Fire Camp in Fremont on Oct. 13-14 - 2 day program designed for 9-12th grade girls to learn about firefighting as a career. Participants will get hands on orientation and training with actual firefighting tools and equipment, as well as classroom instruction. To learn more and register go to: https://norcalfirstalarmgirlsfirecamp.com/camp-sign-u
- Join a Hackathon on Oct. 20-21 at Amazon in Palo Alto! HSHacks IV, is the largest student high school hack-a-thon (free 24-hour coding event for all high school students) and no experience is necessary! There will be mentors and computers available to students. Find out more at http://hshacks.com and sign up on the homepage of their website.
- Women CAN Build --- Apprenticeship Career Fair - Nov. 2. This apprenticeship career fair will be from 9am-2pm in Hayward. This career fair will be hands on and there will be displays of tools, equipment, etc. Pre-register to attend on your own by emailing [email protected] OR, Contact Ms. Cicatelli at the district office to sign up to attend as part of a district group. Her email is: [email protected]. See SchoolLoop for more information.
TESTING AND TEST PREP
PSAT - Oct. 10th
This year the comprehensive high schools in the SRVUSD are administering the PSAT to all 10th and 11th-grade students during the school day on
October 10th, 2018. See the
school website (under "NEWS" for the most updated information).
For Juniors, this test is the NMSQT (National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) for potential scholarships. Students: pick up a Student Guide in the College & Career Center to learn more and to help you prepare.
with 'mock' ACT/SAT test preparation, senior college essay writing workshops and test prep boot camps. A calendar of all offerings for the year can be found on the
SRVHS.net website under Booster Groups (yellow tab), "Academic Boosters" and you can register from that page as well. Proceeds from these sessions benefit Academic Boosters programs at SRVHS.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES/VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES!
Our job and volunteer boards are growing rapidly! Students, stop by and view the postings near the Attendance office.
Parents/Students: Need help logging into Naviance?
Please contact one of us or your student's counselor for assistance. We are happy to help you each get access to this valuable college/career search and college application support program. There are many great features to explore...don't miss out! Freshmen students a will be introduced to Naviance in Dec./Jan. during their Health classes.
Sincerely,
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SRVHS Counseling Department
Kirsten Drake
Counseling assignments by students' last names are as follows:
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PTSA Membership
Calling all SRVHS parents, family members, alumni, and Danville & Alamo Community Members! Please support our SRV students & teachers by becoming a PTSA member.
Your $15 membership fee goes to:
- student programs
- senior scholarships
- teacher grants
- professional development
- parent education
- staff appreciation
- volunteer training & supports
- and much more!
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PTSA Legislative Advocacy
Nassar Mirzai
Assembly Bill 2878, sponsored by California State PTA and co-authored by Assemblymember Rocky Chavez and Assemblymember Kevin McCarty, has been signed into law by Governor Brown. Signed September 28, 2018, this legislation will add research-based family engagement guidance and practice into the California Education Code. It will provide schools, districts and parents access to research-based best practices for family engagement and involvement. Research demonstrates that when schools practice authentic family engagement, absenteeism is reduced, dropout rates decrease and student achievement and graduation rates go up.
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PTSA 2019 Grad Night - May 31, 2019
Committee Chairs:
Laura Morrison, Deborah Rockey, Charlyene Swierstra
Got your Grad Night 2019 Ticket?
Hey Senior Wolves! Now that we are into the swings of things, don't forget to purchase your Grad Night ticket. Many of your friends have already done so and they've taken advantage of the lower price.
GRAD NIGHT 2019 needs your help!!
The PTSA 2019 Grad Night Committee is searching for a warehouse/office space/build site. The space will be ideally 5000-8000 sq ft with electricity and plumbing. We will need the space from January 1 -May 31st.
This will be a donation (eg. tax write off!).
Please let me know if you have any connections that I can follow up with.
Thank you,
Class of 2019 GN Parent Volunteer
The Rich Tradition of SRVHS Graduation Party:
Support the time honored tradition of Grad Night at SRVHS! Grad Night is a senior class all-night, "safe and sober" graduation party that follows the graduation ceremony. The special event is complete with games, music, dancing, crafts, food, prizes and lots of fun. The theme changes every year so Grad Night is unique for each graduating class. Organized by the senior class parents, areas of the school campus are literally transformed to suit the theme of the night. Volunteer parents work hard to make this evening spectacular and it's only made possible because of all the people who donate their time. We need all the help we can get. Planning begins a year in advance and work continues right up until Grad Night...culminating into a positive send off for our SRV Seniors!
Please consider joining the 2019 Grad Night Committee! Grad Night 2019 planning starts NOW! Please take a look at the sign-up genius link below, and find a spot, grab a few friends, and join on the fun!
Grad Night Planning Committee Sign Up:
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Class of 2019 News
Class Parent Reps
HOMECOMING NEWS:
- FLOAT! Please consider helping out with the Senior Class Float Build! We need help with food ordering and delivery, you will be reimbursed! We welcome parent helpers to help supervise our student builders! Check out the signup genius: 2018 HoCo Float Build (SENIOR CLASS of '19 - 'Home Of The Brave')
- PIZZA GUYS CONTEST! Pizza Guys in Danville is holding a contest during Homecoming Week! The class with the most sales wins! So be sure to use the code SRV2019 when you order lunch, dinner & after school snacks!! Click the following link to see flyer: Pizza Guys Fundraiser Flyer
- FOOD DRIVE! Supporting Shepherd's Gate Women's Shelter:
Non-perishable food items competition ALL WEEK (Oct 8-12) between each Access class. Bring non-perishable foods in Access to help win a FASTPASS to the Homecoming Dance and an Access Class Party!
- DRESS UP! If you dress up every day, you will receive stickers in your 4th period class on Monday-Thursday. If your teacher does not reward the tickets, come to the Kiosk at lunch and claim your tickets each day so that you can redeem your stickers and receive your spirit prize on Friday at lunch in the Quad!
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Monday, 10/8: Home Run (Baseball)
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Tuesday, 10/9: Home Depot (Construction)
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Wednesday, 10/10: Home Alone (NY/Holidays)
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Thursday, 10/11: Home of the Brave! (USA/Patriotic, Armed Forces)
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Friday, 10/12: Dress in your class Homecoming shirt and/or sport your Green and Gold!
- TRADITIONS FOR ALL! See the "Upcoming Dates" and "HOCO" sections at the top of this Weekly for details about annual SRVHS Homecoming Traditions: Rally, Parade, Football Games, and Dance. Purchase HOCO Dance tickets online through the SRV webstore: https://sanramon.revtrak.net/homecoming-dance-october-13-2018/#/list.
Class of 2019 Parent Reps
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Class of 2020 News
Class Parent Reps
Junior Class Parents - we need parents who can help with construction this Thursday night, 10/11!
Please let us know if you can help or just show up with some tools! : )
Current Float Build Schedule:
- Monday, October 8th, 4-8pm
- Thursday, October 11th, 5pm until we get the float to school *****NEED HELP*****
- Friday, October 12th, Float tear-down, 7:30pm
Current Lip Sync Schedule:
- Monday, October 8th, 8:30-9:30pm, SRV Field
- Wednesday, October 9th, Lunch, Aux Gym
- Wednesday, October 10th, 8:30-9:30pm, SRV Field
- Thursday, October 11th, Access and Evening Rehearsals, 8:30-9:30pm, Aux Gym
STAY INVOLVED
Please also
CLICK HERE
to see where we need help with Junior Class activities for the 2018-19 school year.
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Class of 2021 News
Class Parent Reps
Welcome to SRV homecoming season! This is a great time for the sophomore class to come together, meet friends and bond while building an incredible homecoming float for the annual parade on October 12th. This year's homecoming theme is "Home of the Champions". The sophomore theme is "Home Depot", with a "building our future" angle. The kids are eager to bring their theme to reality, but they need lots of help and manpower!
HOCO parade is just a week away! The float is coming together but we need your help! Parents - come to the site PLEASE!!! We need parents there during the build hours so kids can work. No experience needed. If you can't stay the whole time - that's okay! We will take whatever you can give.
We have a truck for the float!!
Thank you
to Sebring Transportation and the Taufer Family!
We still need a convertible car for our class - if you can help us, please reply and let us know. Old, new - whatever you have...
Here is the build schedule for the rest of the time - please come out and help. Build Site - 354 Love Lane, the Donaldson house! Thank you to the Donaldson family!!
10/8 - Monday 3:30-8pm
10/9 - Tues. - 3:30 - 8pm
10/10 - Wed. 3:30 - ?
10/11 - Thurs. 3:30-? - float being moved to campus
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! GO WOLVES!!!
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Class of 2022 News
Class Parent Reps
Thank you to
Elizabeth Hill and Jennifer French
for taking the lead on our FRESHMAN HOMECOMING FLOAT, and to
Tanya Economos
for hosting the build site! We're so excited to see the "HOME RUN" float come to life.
For a full list of all HOMECOMING WEEK activities, please go to:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lRjEb0u3z8_gThY-FNpVv0b0cG4ovZ21N1d5t5wu-po
Class of 2022 Parent Representatives
Melissa Candy
Carrie Shapiro
Iris Tessler
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Grants
San Ramon Valley Unified School District Certificated Teachers: our
SRVEF Grant Program is OPEN! Visit the Grants webpage
for details about DonorsChoose.org workshops led by Cecilia Brear, grant criteria, and selection information. Let SRVEF Help You Get Money for Teaching Tools!
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