Week 3 - Spring Semester 2022/23

Principal's message:


Happy Friday Coyotes! It was Open House week at The Park, and what a great event it was. The event kicked off with our Pre Open House Principal Welcome and Student Panel. Our student panel was amazing, providing a student perspective of our wonderful programs and the welcoming environment that is BPHS. I was able to give parents and students a look at some of our new programs, and unveil one of the biggest game-changers for college-bound students in high school education.


Building off our existing Early College Program, BPHS has designed a new Early College Academy Program which will roll out this coming year. Our students will be able to take college undergrad courses directly embedded in the school day. We are very excited to begin offering more of these courses to allow our students the ability to complete a year or two of their college undergrad work before starting college. No longer will they be reliant on passing an AP test to get the college credit in the subject area; the Academy Program enrolls students in the college course itself, while at the same time providing support for them while taking the course. All this while concurrently enrolled to receive their high school graduation requirement.

One course = college AND high school credit. True dual enrollment!

Congratulations BPHS 2022/23 Certificated and Classified Employees of the Year. French teacher extraordinaire Kimiko Mann and custodial connoisseur Michael Chesmore! Both are extremely dedicated professionals and very deserving of this recognition. We are so proud of Kimiko and Mike!

Parents, students, staff: It's that time of year where we solicit your feedback on our school and district! This is essential data for us which helps drive decision making and funding. Please take a few minutes, click on the appropriate flyer, and give us your feedback!

If you have any questions on the new Academy program, don't hesitate to come see me. Bring a friend and spread the word. It is the future of Early College!



Have a great weekend Coyotes!


Dr. Berg

Open House 2023


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Photo(s) of the Week

Yearbook photo(s) of the week - Open House!


Thank you to all the representatives from all the sports and programs for displaying what BP has to offer! Along with amazing performances by theatre, dance, and choir, it was an amazing evening for all!


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Quote of the Week

Coyote Journalism

"Paw Prints"

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CAVPA

Coyote Academy of Visual & Performing Arts

AVID

Athletics

College Bound - Boys Waterpolo

Congratulations 1st team All-CIF Goalie Gabriel Zamora who will be taking his talents next year to Chapman University.

Girls Basketball

After dropping a close game against Sonora HS, the girls basketball team bounced back with a big win vs Troy to extend their record to 17-6 on the season (5-2 in league) with 3 games remaining. They are in the driver's seat for 2nd place in league as we finish up the regular season next week. They are currently ranked #1 in Division 4AA, ranked Top 12 in Orange County, and look strong heading into the postseason. Come out and support them tonight at SHHS @ 6PM.

Boys Basketball

The Coyote’s Boys Basketball varsity team produced two more exciting games this past week in league play. Last Friday against Sonora, the Coyotes were up by 5 points at the half while hitting buzzer-beater 3-pointers at the end of both the 1st and 2nd quarters. Sonora turned up the defensive pressure in the second half, limiting the Coyotes to only 6 points in the 3rd quarter and 7 points in the 4th quarter leading to the loss: BPHS 45 – Sonora 58. Junior Aidan Bacwadan led the Coyotes with 14 points, and 3 rebounds along with Junior Jeremy Loreto, who finished with 12 points, and 4 rebounds. The Coyotes lost another close game to Troy on Tuesday. Down by 1 point with 30 seconds left in the game, Troy scored 4 unanswered points to surge past the Coyotes: BPHS 43 – Troy 48. Junior Evan Monteclaro led the Coyotes with a game-high 13 points along with 3 rebounds and 1 steal. Aidan Bacwadan had another strong outing with 10 points, 2 assists, and 1 steal. The Coyotes play Sunny Hills next.

Boys Soccer

Congratulation Boys soccer for extending their season record to 12 wins, with only 5 losses and 2 ties. They're on a three game winning streak, beating Troy, La Habra, and Sonora in the past week.


Varsity beat Troy 1-0 with Senior captain, Jr Rodriguez holding down a shutout with Captain, Luis Salas scoring the games only goal. 


Varsity beat La Habra 3-0 for senior night, snappoing a 5 year home losing streak to LHHS! Jr. Rodriquez kept a clean sheet and Alex Hipólito scored 2 goals. Senior Captain, Luis Salas scored off of a direct kick.


Varsity defeated Sonora 6-2. The goals were scored by Isa Valdes, Alex Hipólito, Cesar Barboza, Carlos Orellana, and Axel Argueta. The team is currently 3rd in league.


JV defeated Sonora 4-1. Brandon Flores scored 2, Jason Campis and Christian Villanueva.


FS won both games last weekend!

3-1 vs La Habra and 5-2 vs Sonora. They all played very well.

Girls Soccer

Girls soccer continues their tough matches, losing another close one to SHHS 1-0 yesterday. The girls have a big game at home next Monday vs FUHS, who they took into double overtime last match. Come out and check out the match next Monday!

Girls Waterpolo

Girls Water Polo finished up regular season league play with a 3-2 record (21-3 overall) and enter the final carousel in 3rd place. They're ranked 39th in the Nation and look forward to a deep playoff run in the coming weeks. They will play Sonora and then rematch against LHHS next Monday and Tuesday. Win both, and they play in the league finals later next week. Wish them luck!

Ms. Mansour - Ms. Herreros - Ms. Gallego - Ms. Arciba
Coyote Corner
"Support is just around the corner"
Buena Park High School values all student’s social-emotional health, and we have developed a center that houses resources to support students throughout the day. Students who need a safe place to cope with anxiety, stress or need someone to talk to can visit our COYOTE CORNER (Room 27) at the front of the school. The Corner is open before and after school, during lunch and breaks, by appointment with a therapist, or with a pass from a teacher or administrator. Please stop in and visit and know that "Support is just around the CORNER."

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