Week 9 - Spring Semester 2021/22 |
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Principal's message:
Happy Friday everyone! As we get closer to the end of this third quarter, I hope all students are focused and working toward operating at the highest level possible. Make sure you're grades are trending in the right direction and you are working towards always growing as a student in all your classes. It begins with ensuring you are in-class/on-time, our school wide campaign to focus on elevating our standards here at BP. Parents, we look forward to partnering with you as we encourage these routines to become commonplace for those still struggling.
Our successes as a school continue to roll in. See below for some special staff and student spotlight recognitions. It was a great week in Coyote athletics with Baseball, Softball, Track, and Swim all notching victories. Our Coyote Dance Production will be performing at the district dance festival tonight, and there's more CAVPA performances on the horizon. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend...it's a great time to be a Coyote!
Dr. Berg
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CAVPA
Coyote Academy of Visual & Performing Arts
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Congratulation Varsity Baseball on a successful preseason, finishing with a 5-2 record. They took their winning ways into league play on Wednesday with a 4-3 victory over Troy HS. Sophomore Manny Rivera threw another complete game (CG) for his third win of the season on the bump. He gave up two earned runs while only throwing 85 pitches. He shut out the Warriors in the final four innings of the game to seal the win. Manny also led the offense going 2 for 3 while adding an RBI. Anthony Santillan and Eric Garcia added to the offense, each going 1 for 3 with an RBI. Neil Navarro hit the go ahead RBI to take the lead on a sacrifice fly! Varsity takes on Sunny Hills High School in a home contest today at 3:15. JV will be traveling to Sunny HIlls in an away contest at 3:15. Good luck boys. |
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Varsity Softball notched two more wins this week in what looked like a couple football scores. They beat Oxford Academy 22-2 to start the week. Sam Orozco had two triples, a double, and made a nice diving double play, Annie Perez had an inside-the-park homerun, Savannah Salgado had two triples, and Daniella Orozco hit a solo homerun. They finished the week off beating estancia 15-0. Jade Sanchez and Isabella Lara led the way, collectively pitching a one-hit game! Savannah Salgado, Annie Perez, and Isabella Lara led the offense all hitting triples. Daniella Orozco added to the offensive onslaught with a double. Great week ladies! |
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Congratulations BP Swimming on their team victory this week vs Whittier HS.
Girls JV Beat Whittier 82-19
- Winning Every Event
- Congrats to Swimmers
- Mikaela Prieto, Selene Hernandez, Melody Mekdad, Brissa Roman, Yandery Perez, Jackie Gramajo, Ariel Cpnriquez, and Valery Sanchez
Boys JV Beat Whittier 64-60
- Yony Bautista winning the 200 Free and Butterfly
- Cesar Cordero winning the backstroke
- Team of Aj Celis, Jacob Rufino, Yony Bautista and Aidan Bacwaden won Medley Relay
Girls Varsity Beat Whittier 71-44
- Selena Martinez won 100 Free
- Galilea Maya won 200 Free
- Merari Rebollar won the IM and Butterfly
- Heaven Contreras won the 500
- Team of Galilea Maya, Brianna Mora, Jayden-Starr Smith and Heaven Contreras won 200 relay
- Team of Selena Martinez, Galilea Maya, Brianna Mora, and Heaven Contreras won the 400 relay
CONGRATS TO SWIMMERS
Selena Martinez for hitting CIF Auto Qualifying time on 50 free with a time of :28.2!
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Congratulations BP Track on their dominating win over Loara HS! The team score was 101-51, and that wasn't counting the field events points which were overwhelmingly won by BP. Individual accolades to come next newsletter! Great job Coyotes! |
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Last weekend, Senior Daniel Hong competed in the National Youth Championship in Las Vegas, Nevada at the South Point Bowling Plaza. Daniel scored a perfect 300 game en route to 2 Bronze medals and $1000 in scholarships. Great job Daniel, way to represent BPHS. |
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Congratulations to our coyotes who competed in the Southern Region Speaking Contest! We are incredibly proud of all your hard work!
(Counterclockwise from top left)
-Yessenia Chavez (Top 15 Prepared)
-Hannah Clark (6th Place Creed)
-Emily Talavera (7th Place Creed)
-Jannus Ramirez (Top 15 Extemporaneous)
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Congratulations BPHS Choir Director Jill DeWeese who was recently recognized as the Southeastern Section CMEA Outstanding Music Educator! The CMEA is the California Music Educators Association whose vision is to ensure that all California students have equal access to high quality music instruction as part of a well-rounded education. Here is a link CMEA to the organization's website.
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Volunteer Opportunity
Date: Saturday, April 16, 2022
Event Time: 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Location: Boisseranc Park. 7520 Dale Street, Buena Park, 90620
Volunteer Shift Times:
- 6:30 am - 10:30 pm
- 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Check in at the blue Community Services tent next to the Rock Wall and Game Booths.
Duties will include assisting city staff with set up of the event, during the event, helping run games and craft booths, operations of bounce houses, lines for egg hunts, and clean-up after the event.
To be able to volunteer we will need the following:
- Name
- Email
- Phone Number
- Completed Medical Release Form submitted no later than Thursday April 7, by 5:00 pm to Buena Park Community Center to be given to Cyndie Trejo or Lizzie Holloway Hazel Nunez.
- Desired shift time (6:30 am - 10:30 am/10:00 am - 1:00 pm )
Upcoming Informational Meetings
- March 21 during lunch in room AG 01
- April 4 during lunch in room AG 01
PLEASE PICK UP A PACKET IN THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, ROOM AG 01, or from HAZEL NUNEZ.
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BPHS A.R.M Program Director Mr. Nehme and I met with representatives from RBC Bearings Inc. to discuss a future partnership to provide BPHS students internships starting as early as this summer! We were able to get an amazing tour of their facility right here in our own backyard, and see the synergy between what they do and our program. More information to come as we hash out the details, but the potential opportunities could be amazing and we look forward to this new relationship going forward. |
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In case you missed the School/Family Partnership
Click here on the topic regarding Smartphones and social media
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Ms. Mansour - Ms. Herreros - Ms. Gallego - Ms. Arciba |
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Coyote Corner
"Support is just around the corner"
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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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Coyotes,
Coyote Central is up and running! Check your grades from 1st progress report. Get on top of them and stay on top of them...get help as needed!
Student Center (Library) after school.
Open from 3-4:30pm Monday through Thursday.
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We want YOU to be part of our BPHS PTSA! Be in the know of everything BPHS...Help plan some special functions like Grad Nite...Students who are members of PTSA qualify for special scholarships in the spring of their senior year!
It's a great way to be involved!
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UPCOMING EVENTS - See what's happening this month
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Students...do you know your SLOs |
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Student Learning Outcomes |
The purpose of SLOs are to increased student awareness of their own learning
Explicitly-stated learning goals give students a way to think and talk about what they have learned. They make it easier for students to “know what they know” and give students a language to communicate what they know to others. Such awareness is considered central to learning that lasts.
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Have a Great Week Coyotes! |
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It's a Great Time to be a Coyote! |
We boast an amazingly diverse student body that enriches the campus on a daily basis. Our focus on success means we hold all students to high expectations, and provide a supportive environment in order to help them reach their dreams. The work will be hard, but we provide the means for all students to be connected to high school and gain future college and career ready success. |
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R.I.S.E. UP
Respect ~ Integrity ~ Service ~ Excellence
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