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ULHS NEWSLETTER
Quarter 3 Publication
February – April 2016
IMPORTANT DATES:
February
2/2-2/4: Colusa Farm
Show
2/4: Booster Club Mtg. @
6 pm in Staff Rm.
2/6: Aca Deca Super Quiz
@ 2 pm Kelseyville High
2/8: School Holiday
2/9: Unified Board Mtg. @
5 pm in Student Ctr.
2/10: ULHS Board Mtg. @
6:30 pm in Student Ctr.
2/11: Sober Grad Mtg. @
pm in Student Ctr.
2/12: Winter Formal
2/13: Lights of Love
2/15: School Holiday
2/23: Unified Board Mtg.
@ 5 pm in Student Ctr.
March
6 pm in Staff Rm.
3/2: Shakespeare’s
Hamlet (10 am & 1 pm) in
Cafeteria
3/8: Unified Board Mtg. @
5 pm in Student Ctr.
6:30 pm in Student Ctr.
3/10: Sober Grad Mtg. @ 6
pm in Student Ctr.
3/11: No School – End
Quarter 3
3/17-18: Aca Deca State
Trip
3/28-4/1: Spring Break
April
3/28-4/1: Spring Break
4/6: Open House
6 pm in Staff Rm.
6:30 Student Ctr.
4/14: Sober Grad Mtg. @ 6
pm in Student Ctr.
4/16: Prom @ Robinson
Rancheria
UPPER LAKE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
From the Desk of Pat Iaccino:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Please take a few minutes to review the information and important dates
outlined in this Newsletter. A reminder that our next Newsletter will come out
in April and will be a special edition regarding senior activities for May and
summer information, including summer school and August registration.
The HUB continues to be an important asset to our community. Please come
by and visit as there are a variety of community outreach services available to
you and your family. Call Charity Newfield at 275-8166 for more information.
Pat Iaccino
Superintendent/Principal
ULHS Offering College Courses on Campus
Beginning in late January, ULHS will be offering
college-level courses both during the school
day and after school.
Gary Basor, Lakeport Police Officer, will be
teaching an Administrative Justice Class in Mr.
Smith’s class, and Ms. Sabalone will be
teaching a World Art I class. After school we
will be again offering a Spanish 200 Class as
well as a new Health Class. For more
information on our college-level class offerings,
please contact Ms. Carter and/or Ms. Toback.
AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING
When:
Where:
Time:
Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri.
Student Center
3:00 – 4:00 pm
Monday & Thursday will concentrate on math and
Tuesday and Friday will be English intervention.
Transportation is available to Upper Lake, Nice and
Lucerne. Contact Ms. Carter for more information
Unification News
Exciting changes are on the horizon!
Welcome aboard to the newly appointed
Upper Lake Unified School District Board of
Trustees:
Keith Austin
Don Meri
Mel O’Meara
Claudine Pedroncelli
Diane Plante
Congratulations to all five members and
thanks to the Lake County Office of
Education for the difficult task of choosing
these five individuals and conducting the first
meetings of the unified board.
Please attend an upcoming meeting.
Upcoming dates are:
February 9, 2016 @ 5 pm
February 23, 2016 @ 5 pm
March 9, 2016 @ 5 pm
All meetings are held in the Student Center
at the High School.
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SCHOOL NEWS & INFORMATION

COUNSELING NEWS
Rebecca Carter, School Counselor & Tami Stogner, Registrar
Seniors: Please don’t forget! Every senior should be applying for a FAFSA. This
is an online application that gets you FREE MONEY for college. Your online
application must be submitted by March 2 to be considered for priority! Complete
the application at www.fafsa.gov.ed.
Rotary Top 40
Students
The following students have been
recognized as our Rotary Students
for the Months of October,
November & December of 2015.
Students are nominated by school
staff.
_______________________
Congratulations to the following
students:
Grade 9:
Dom O’Sullivan
Rebecca Harper
Anna Jordan
Grade 10:
Nick Warner
Daniela Estrada
Terrence Mitchell
Grade 11:
Alex Sanchez
Salvador Sanchez
Jessica Scroggins
Grade 12:
Jeremy Heryford
Patrick Dever
Katie Foster
BOOSTER CLUB
Lights of Love Dinner
When:
February 13, 2016
Where:
Northshore Events Center
Happy Hour: 5 pm
Dinner: 6-8 pm
Live Music & Dancing
All proceeds go to the ULHS Stadium
Light Fund
For more information call Ron Raetz
at 275-2824
Seniors: Community College Application Day will take place on Tuesday, March
nd
22 . Ms. Carter will be available in the Student Center periods 1-5 to help you
complete your college applications to any community college or JC.
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Seniors: Graduation information packets will go home the week of February 8 .
Juniors: Remember that if you are planning to attend a four-year college directly
after high school, you must either take the ACT or the SAT. Register now online to
reserve a spot. Fee waivers are available for students on free/reduced lunch. See
Ms. Carter for more information.
ULHS ATHLETICS
Sandy Coatney, Athletic Director
We are in the middle of Winter Sports for athletics – Basketball started league
play after the break, and wrestling league meets started on January 21. We have
some exciting teams – come watch. The boys are much improved over last year,
starting the season 9-4, and the girls are doing very well. Wrestling is going well,
with the girls taking a third place overall at the Liberty Tournament in the bay
area. We have lots of home games left, and three wrestling meets, so come
down and support the Cougars! (Schedules are available on the website at
www.ulhs.net)
Spring sports, including track, softball, and baseball, start on February 8. Our
coaches are Kelly Coburn for softball, E.J. Crandell for baseball, and John
Plencner for track. We are going to have a JV baseball team this year! Lots of
students are excited about that. Coaches/volunteers/drivers need to come in to
make sure their information is current, including TB test, CPR/First Aide, Driver
License, and Certifications. Students may not even practice without their
paperwork (physical, insurance) and coaches may not run practices without their
credentials.
I would like to include a word or two about eligibility. Students do not need to get
a new physical unless it has been 12 months since their last physical (or the 12
months expires during the season). However, parents/guardians will need to
sign a new athletics card recognizing that sports are a privilege and giving the
student permission to play. All athletes must maintain a 2.0 GPA and have a
current physical and insurance, along with a concussion notification sheet and
ejection policy notice. One thing I would like to emphasize – students must be at
school ALL DAY in order to play that day (or all day Friday for a Saturday game).
Student’s may not show up at break because they were ‘sick’ in the morning (or
slept in) and expect to play in the game that afternoon.
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ULHS MOCK TRIAL TEAM PREPARES
FOR COUNTY COMPETITION
The ULHS Mock Trial team is preparing for the Lake County Competition on February 12. This year’s team recently
competed against Laytonville and did very well in the Lake County Scrimmage.
The team is lead by standout Defense Attorney and Team Captain, Mercedes DeLosSantos, who is in her fourth year of
Mock Trial. The remaining lawyer team is filled out with first year members: David Becerra-Lopez, Zachary Sneathen,
Armando Santos and Cheyanne Obedoza. We also have returning sophomores: Lyndsay Wade and Jasmine Soliz, who will
anchor the pre-trial arguments. The witnesses this year are led by Austin Hill, Adrianna Saldana and other first year team
members doing a great job.
This year’s trial is a murder case, and the students have done an amazing job of learning each of their roles and
responsibilities. Beyond that, these students must incorporate personality into each of these roles.
We look forward to our County Competition.
Coach Mike Smith
ASB Advisor
ASB NEWS
A belated Happy New Year to all!
Mary Ann Mathews
Our student body is in full swing with basketball games and wrestling meets taking place. Come join in the
excitement in watching our students, your children, compete. We anticipate championships this season.
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The sophomore class has scheduled their Winter Formal for February 12 with a sweetheart theme. The dance will
be held here on campus in the cafeteria. On March 12, at Clearlake High School in Lakeport, there will be an allcounty school dance. This will be a positive time of coming together as a community of schools.
In January, the student body hosted “Rachel’s Challenge.” Each day 160,000 students do not go to school for
fear of being bullied, teased or harassed. Rachel’s Challenge is a program to encourage students to treat others
with respect and compassion. This program comes from the story of the tragic death of Rachel Scott, a victim at
Columbine High School, and is a program to help make schools safer and a more connected place for teaching
and learning.
“People will never know how far a little kindness can go.”
…..Rachel Scott
Our student body has again requested we support St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Our penny drive will begin
March 1 and run through March 25. Save your loose change and help make a difference in fighting the battle of
childhood cancer. Let’s start a chain reaction of kindness.
Mary Ann Mathews
ASB Advisor
Testing:
It is our second year of Smarter Balanced testing. This is the new testing platform that uses an online platform.
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Smarter Balanced currently tests math and English for 11 graders. We will still test Life Science this year for
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10 grade. Testing for both of these will take place in mid-April. Additionally, Advanced Placement testing
takes place the first two weeks in May. I will be going around to classes to talk about this before the end of
January.
Last year our school did really well in comparison to other schools in the county and State. In fact, our school
is now out of Program Improvement. Students needing extra help are welcome to come to the after school
program, Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday (no Wednesday) from 3-4 pm. We even have school
transportation home following the after-school program (for most students).
Sandy Coatney
Assistant Principal
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Upper Lake FFA members are living up to our theme of "Don't Blend In, Stand Out" this year. We have had great attendance at our
monthly Chapter meetings, record numbers attending the Greenhand, Made for Excellence and Advanced Leadership Academy
conferences, and we are projecting higher involvement with livestock projects for the Lake County Fair.
Our students and community members did a "stand out" job of supporting the Wreaths Across America program, and we were able to
place over 400 wreaths on Veteran’s headstones at the Upper Lake Cemetery on December 14th. This was another record for us!
Students sold over 125 wreaths and the rest came from a national sponsor. Thank you to all who helped with this effort!
We also hosted a very successful food drive which generated over 780 donated items! School Board Member Claudine Pedroncelli will
coordinate the food donations through the Upper Lake Community Food Program which gives out boxes on the third Tuesday of every
month at the Odd Fellows Hall in Upper Lake starting at 4 pm. Mr. Jose Arroyo's 1st period Upward Bound Class won the free breakfast
(put on by our FFA Officers) by bringing in the most items.
We are looking forward to the spring with new livestock projects at the school farm and the new planting season. Our students will be
involved in building raised beds in the garden and helping with projects/upgrades at the school farm and the Ag Mechanics shop.
Students are also gearing up for their “Supervised Ag Experience (SAE)” projects which can include livestock production, gardening
projects, career exploration and a variety of home and community improvement projects. If students want to raise a livestock animal to
sell at the Lake County Fair, they need to be contacting Mrs. Boomer ASAP so they can get on lists for breeders. Animals may be kept
at the school farm if needed. There will be a mandatory meeting in Mrs. Boomer's classroom on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd at
6:30pm for parents AND students who want to sign up for animal project with Upper Lake FFA.
Upper Lake FFA will be holding a "Cookie Dough" fundraiser starting January 18th - February 12th to help students raise money to
attend the State FFA Leadership conference in April. National FFA Week is the week of February 15th - 19th with our Chapter Meeting
and Greenhand Degree Ceremony taking place on the 17th at 6:30pm in the Cafeteria. We have fun games and activities planned for
the whole week and we hope our members and parents will be involved! Look for a flyer of upcoming activities/events and fundraising
forms to be sent home with your student soon.
If you have any questions or would like to know more about Upper Lake FFA and ways to be involved, please contact Erica Boomer at
[email protected].
WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
Pictured at Left:
Garret Martini and Nathan Boomer
Upper Lake FFA
ULHS
ACADEMICS
CLUBS
ACTIVITIES
SPORTS
So Many Ways to
be Involved!
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ACADEMIC DECATHLON
This year’s theme for the United States Academic Decathlon is: INDIA
This weaves ideas through the seven study subjects of Art, Economics, Literature, Math, Music, Science, and Social
Studies. Additionally, students have been frantically writing and memorizing a prepared Speech, practicing interviews
and writing a timed Essay.
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Their hard work this year shall culminate on January 30 for Speech and interview and then the following Saturday,
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February 6 -everyone is invited to attend the Super Quiz and Awards Ceremony starting at 2 pm at Kelseyville High
School.
Fingers crossed we have done enough this year to prepare us for a competitive challenge from our rivals: Kelseyville
and Clearlake High. State competition is in March.
This year’s team includes:
Seniors:
David Becerra-Lopez, Katie Foster, Wroehnyn Milks, Mercedes De Los Santos,
Travis Rife and Edgar Valencia
Juniors:
Miranda Huntley, Megan Franco, Cristal Nieves
Sophomore: Daniela Estrada, Anisha Kalan,Casey Herman, Elizabeth Rosas-Moreno, Steven Stump,
and Brenna Sanchez
Freshman: Eduardo Eufracio-Duran, Kenneth Hodges, Kehlani McKelvey, Tyler Mendenhall, Rosemary Su
and Sarah Williams
Thank you for your continued support for the challenges our students address with this event: Go Cougars!
TRAVEL ABROAD!
Ms. Sabalone is organizing a trip to Turkey, Greece
and Italy in early June 2016 through EF Tours. All
students and their families are encouraged to contact
Ms. Sabalone for more information at
[email protected] or look up the itinerary at:
http://www.eftours.com/educational-tour/istanbulathens
Future Travel Events
A trip is being planned
for Thanksgiving
Break 2016 to Eastern
Europe. Talk with Ms.
Sabalone for more
information.
ROBOTICS CLASSES ARE HEADED TO
SKILLS USA REGIONAL COMPETITION IN
SANTA ROSA ON
FEBRUARY 20
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BEST OF LUCK TO MR. MADISON AND
OUR TALENTED ULHS STUDENTS!!
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Upper Lake High School
Mission Statement
ULHS
UPPER LAKE HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Mission of Upper Lake Union High School is to help
students acquire the knowledge, positive attitudes,
and skills necessary to become healthy, active,
productive and compassionate citizens; and to
help students become lifelong learners who
responsibly manage change and thereby have
a positive impact on their communities, their county,
and their world.
675 Clover Valley Rd.
Upper Lake, CA 95485
www.ulhs.net
Phone: (707) 275-2655
FAX: (707) 275-9720
[email protected]
Upper Lake High School
Expected Student Learning Results (ESLR’s)
Students will be literate in math and English and will:
Alumni News
Check out the Upper
Lake High School
Facebook page for upto-date information
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Pass the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)
Complete and pass an Algebra I or higher level math course
Students will show technological literacy by:
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Passing the Introduction to Computers portion of the 9th
grade orientation course OR demonstrating computer
proficiency
Take and pass one approved online course
Students will show responsibility by:
 Completing all graduation requirements
 Making adequate progress on district administered
standardized tests
 Completing required hours of school and/or community
service
Students will add breadth to their education by:
 Participating in a variety of enrichment and elective courses
offered by the Foreign Language, Art, Music, Agriculture,
and Technology Departments
THE IMPORTANCE OF ATTENDING SCHOOL
Much
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of a student’s success is determined by the following:
Good attendance
Appropriate nutrition and physical activity
Time management (school work first and TV, cell phone, iPod, YouTube,
Facebook and all other social networking second)
 Seeking help when you don’t understand.
Students should have a 90-100% attendance rate. This is the first step to success. If
they are attending school on a regular basis, we have more contact with them and
have the time to cover the curriculum. If a student misses school, trying to catch up
in seven classes becomes very difficult.
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Upper lake Union High School
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Feb - 1
High School Breakfast Menu
February 2016
Monday
Feb - 2
Tuesday
Feb - 3
Wednesday
Feb - 4
Thursday
Jan 25, 2016
Feb - 5
Friday
Egg and Sausage Burri
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Blueberry Muffins
Assorted Cereal Variet
Graham Crackers
Fresh Fruit Assorted
Fruit Juice Assorted
Milk- Variety
Sausage & Cheese
English Muffins
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Egg Casserole
Fruit & Yogurt Smoothi
Bagel Variety
Milk- Variety
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Feb - 8
Feb - 9
Feb - 10
Feb - 11
Feb - 12
Holiday
Blueberry Muffins
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Biscuits & Gravy
with Sausage
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Sausage & Cheese
English Muffins
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Feb - 15
Feb - 16
Feb - 17
Feb - 18
Feb - 19
Holiday
Pancakes with Sausag
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Biscuits & Gravy
Egg & Cheese McMuffi
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Milk- Variety
Hashbrown W/ Ham &
Cheese Breakfast Bak
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Milk- Variety
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Feb - 22
Feb - 23
Feb - 24
Feb - 25
Feb - 26
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Blueberry Muffins
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Blueberry Muffins
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Egg & Cheese McMuffi
Fruit & Yogurt Smoothi
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Milk- Variety
Sausage & Cheese
McMuffin
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Blueberry Muffins
Milk- Variety
Feb - 29
Buttermilk Bar
Homemade Breakfast
Bagel Variety
Yogurt w/ Granola
Graham Crackers
Milk- Variety
In Operation of child feeding programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, national orgin, age, or handicap. I f you believe you
have been discriminated against, write Immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington D.C., 20250
Breakfast Programs for the 2014-2015 school year. All students will be served lunch and breakfast at no charge at the following sites:
*N/A* - denotes a nutrient that is either missing or incomplete for an individual ingredient.
* - denotes combined nutrient totals with either missing or incomplete nutrient data.
NOTICE: The data contained within this report and the NUTRIKIDS® Menu Planning and Nutritional Analysis software should not be used for and
does not provide menu planning for a child with a medical condition or food allergy. Ingredients and menu items are subject to change or
substitution without notice. Please consult a medical professional for assistance in planning for or treating medical conditions.
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Upper lake Union High School
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Feb - 1
High School Lunch Menu
February 2016
Monday
Feb - 2
Tuesday
Feb - 3
Wednesday
Feb - 4
Thursday
Jan 25, 2016
Feb - 5
Friday
Chicken Tortilla Soup
Topped with Corn Chip
Grilled Chicken Burger
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Baked Potato
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Teriyaki Chicken,Veggi
& Rice Bowl
Chicken Ceasar Wraps
Turkey & Cheese on a
Spinach Wrap
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Chicken Fajitas w/ Red
Yellow Bell Peppers
Cheese Burger with
French Fries
Ham and Cheese Sand
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Baked Potato
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Whole Grain Mac & Ch
Cheese Burger with
French Fries
Spinach Wrap
Ham & Cheese Wraps
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Hot & Spicy Chicken S
Homemade Pizza
Roast Beef Sandwiche
with Cheese
Ham & Cheese Sub
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Feb - 8
Feb - 9
Feb - 10
Feb - 11
Feb - 12
Holiday
Soft Taco
Cheese Burger with
French Fries
Ham and Cheese Sand
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Black Bean Salsa
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Polish Dog on a Bun
w/ French Fries
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Macho Chili Burrito
Baked Potato
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Orange Chicken & Ric
Veggie Bowl
Spinach Wrap
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Homemade Pizza
Turkey & Cheese Sub
with Cheese
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Feb - 15
Feb - 16
Feb - 17
Feb - 18
Feb - 19
Holiday
Teriyaki Chicken,Veggi
& Rice Bowl
Spinach Wrap
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Chicken Noodle Soup
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Macho Chili Burrito
Baked Potato
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
W.G. Corn Dog
Spinach Wrap
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Homemade Pizza
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Feb - 22
Feb - 23
Feb - 24
Feb - 25
Feb - 26
Chicken Curry over
Brown Rice
with Cheese
Ham & Cheese Sub
Macho Chili Burrito
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Chicken Fettuccine
Alfredo
Cheese Burger with
French Fries
with Cheese
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Bacon, Cheddar Chee
Soup w/ Bread Bowl
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Macho Chili Burrito
Baked Potato
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Orange Chicken & Ric
Veggie Bowl
Spinach Wrap
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Homemade Pizza
with Cheese
Turkey & Cheese Sub
Ham & Cheese Sub
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
Feb - 29
Chili Cheese Fries
Pepperoni Hot Pocket
with Cheese
Ham & Cheese Sub
Salad Bar
Milk- Variety
In Operation of child feeding programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, national orgin, age, or handicap. I f you believe you
*N/A* - denotes a nutrient that is either missing or incomplete for an individual ingredient.
* - denotes combined nutrient totals with either missing or incomplete nutrient data.
NOTICE: The data contained within this report and the NUTRIKIDS® Menu Planning and Nutritional Analysis software should not be used for and
does not provide menu planning for a child with a medical condition or food allergy. Ingredients and menu items are subject to change or
substitution without notice. Please consult a medical professional for assistance in planning for or treating medical conditions.
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School Calendar
Feb 2016 (Pacific Time)
Sun
Mon
31
Tue
1
8 a m - Leadership
Meeting
7
14
3
Basketball @ Rincon
Valley @ Rincon
Valley Christian
School, 4585 Badger
Rd, Santa Rosa, CA
95409, United States
Colusa Farm Show @
Colusa
Wrestling (Home) @
Upper Lake High
2
: 1 5 p m United
- Staff Meeting
School,
(all)
S t a t e@
s Mr.
Stabiner's
Room
9
Basketball home v.
Calistoga @ Upper
5
p
m -High
Unified
Board
Lake
School,
M
t gi t.e@
Un
d SSttautdeesn t
Center
15
Thu
2
8
Lincoln's Birthday
(Holiday)-No School
4 p m - FFA State
Degree
Scoring @
Ukiah HS
Wed
10
Wrestling, @Ft.
Bragg @ Fort Bragg
2
:
1
5 pSchool,
m - S t a f 300
f Meeting
High
(Dana
k - 1 2 )St,
@ Fort
M r . Bragg,
6
: 3 0 p m - Board Mtg. @
Stabiner's
CA 95437, United
S
tudent Ctr.
R
S toaot m
es
16
17
Fri
4
6 p m - Booster Club
Mtg. @ ULHS
Office Staff
Room
Sat
5
Wrestling - Girls' Sections (NCS) @ TBD
Wrestling - Mission San Jose @ Mission San Jose
High School, 41717 Palm Ave, Fremont, CA
Aca Deca Super Quiz
9 4 Basketball
5 3 9 , U n i t e d@SSt.
tates
Vincent @ St Vincent
(Public @ 2 pm) @
ULTA
Joint
Negotiations
De Paul High School,
Kelseyville High
@
Conference
Room
849 Keokuk St,
Petaluma, CA 94952,
United States
11
CAASPP workshop @
Santa Rosa
3 : 1 5 p m - Curriculum
and
6
p m - Parent Advisory
Instruction
meeting
6 p m - Sober Grad Mtg.
@ Student Ctr.
12
21
22
7 p m - All League
Meeting @
Cloverdale
High School,
Cloverdale, CA
95425, United
States
28
Basketball @
Roseland @ Roseland
9 a m - A DPrep
M e e tHigh
ing @
University
Cloverdale
School, 100
High
School,Rd, Santa
Sebastopol
Cloverdale,
CA
Rosa, CA 95407,
9
U tnaitteesd
U5n4i t2e5d, S
States
23
AESA Ag & Nat. Res.
to Mendo Redwood
5
p
Co.min- Unified
Ukiah @Board
Ukiah
M
@i l S
S at g
w. M
l tudent
Ctr.
29
1
2 : 1 5 p m - Staff Meeting
(k-12) @ Mr.
5
p m - FFA Chapter
Stabiner's
M
t go.m@ C a f e t e r i a
Ro
Basketball home v.
Sonoma Academy @
9
a m - Student
Advisory
Upper
Lake High
(School,
2 n d p e rUnited
i o d ) States
7 p m - Winter Formal @
Cafeteria
18
24
Basketball playoffs
begin @ TBD
(departments
4 :M
30
) @
r .p m - FFA
S
peaking
Stabiner's
Contest
@
Room
Kelseyville
High
School,
5480 Main
Street,
2
Kelseyville,
CA 95451,
United
States
ASVAB Interpretations
@ Cafeteria
JV Basketball @
Roseland Collegiate
Basketball @
@ Var
Roseland
Tech
High @
Collegiate
Technology
High
Preparatory School,
School,
1801Road,
E Cotati
80 Ursuline
Ave,
Rohnert Park,CA
Larkfield-Wikiup,
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93
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25
Baseball @ Lower
Lake @ Lower Lake
JV School,
BaseballUnited
v. Lower
High
Lake
S t a t e@
s Upper Lake
High School
3
13
NCS Dual Meet @ Albany, CA
19
Nat'l FFA Week
No School Presidents's
day
6
20
Skills Robotics
Competition @ Maria
Wrestling
CMC Rosa)
Carillo
HS (Santa
championships @
1
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m - All
Star
Willits
School,
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Willits,
CA 95490,
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Un
FFA Cookie Dough
sales ends
26
27
Wrestling - NCS Sections (boys) @ TBD
Wrestling - State meet, Girls @ Visalia
Convention Center, 303 E Acequia Ave, Visalia,
Softball @ Lower
CA 93291, United States
Lake @ Lower Lake
High School, United
States
4
5
9
School Calendar
Mar 2016 (Pacific Time)
Sun
Mon
28
Tue
Wed
29
1
Softball @
Healdsburg lights) @
Healdsburg High
School, 1024 Prince
Ave, Healdsburg, CA
6
13
Softball home v.
Anderson Valley @
5
p
m - Unified
Board
Anderson
Valley
Jr-Sr
M
tg. @
S t u d e n t CA
High,
Boonville,
C
t
r
.
4 p m - CMC meeting
@ Broiler
Steak House,
8400 Uva
Drive,
Redwood
Valley, CA
95470, United
States
20
Aca Deca State (TBD) @
Sacramento Hyatt
8
14
JV Baseball v. Clear
Lake JV @ Upper
Softball
@
Lake
High School,
Kelseyville
U n i t e d S t a t@
es
Kelseyville High
School, 5480 Main
St, Kelseyville, CA
Baseball home v.
Tech @ Upper Lake
High School, United
States
27
22
8 a m - Community
College
5 p m - Unified
Board
Application
Day
Mtg
d et rn. t
@
S.t u@d eSnttu C
Ctr.
28
30
Sat
4
5
Baseball v. Branson
@ College of Marin,
JVCollege
Baseball
v. MTown
835
Ave,
@
Upper Lake
High
Kentfield,
CA 94904,
Softball @
School,
U n i t e d SUnited
tates
Geyserville
@
States
Geyserville
Educational Park
High School, 1320
Moody Ln,
Geyserville, CA
10
AESA Field Trip
(Academy of Sciences)
3
5 p mFrancisco
- Curriculum
@: 1San
and
6
Instruction
meeting
@ Student Ctr.
11
12
Baseball @
Middletown @
M i JV
d d lBaseball
e t o w n H i@
gh
M
i d d l e t o20932
w n @ Big
School,
No
School
(End
M
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d
d
l
e
t
o
w
n
H
i
g hof 3rd
Canyon Rd,
Q
u a r t e r )20932 Big
School,
Middletown,
CA Track
Roy Crabtree
Canyon
9 5e4e6t 1@
, URd,
nh
i teeadt lSatnadt e s
M
W
Middletown, CA
Union High School,
1010 Wheatland Rd,
Wheatland, CA
17
18
19
Aca Deca State (TBD) @ Sacramento Hyatt
23
Baseball v. Point
Arena @ Upper Lake
JV School,
Baseball United
@ LLHS
High
@
Lake High
S t aLower
tes
Lake County Track
Meet @ Kelseyville
2
:
1
5 pSchool,
m - S t a f 5480
f meeting
High
(Main
d e p aSt,
rtm
ents
Kelseyville,
)C A 9 5 4 5 1 , U n i t e d
States
29
Mtg. @ ULHS
Office Staff
Room
16
(k-12) @ Mr.
Stabiner's
Room
Fri
3
9
AESA Bio CA
Academy of Sciences
Baseball, home v.
Potter Valley @
Softball
Upper
Lakehome
High v.
Potter
School,Valley
United@
2
:
1
5
p
m
S
t
a
ff Meeting
Upper
S t a t e s Lake High
(School,
k - 1 2 ) @United
Mr.
6
Stabiner's
States
S
ent Ctr.
R touodm
15
21
2
Baseball @
Kelseyville @
JV Baseball
@
Kelseyville
High
Kelseyville
@
School
S
h a k e s p e a rhigh
e Hamlet
Kelseyville
Performance
@
school
2
:
1
5
p
m
S
t
a
ff Meeting
Cafeteria
(all) @ Mr.
Stabiner's
Room
7
Baseball @ Point
Arena @ Point Arena
8
a
m -School,
Leadership
High
United
M
S teaet teisn g
Thu
24
Softball @
MIddletown @
Middletown High
School, 20932 Big
Canyon Rd,
Middletown, CA
JV Baseball @ Clear
Lake JV @ Clear Lake
softball
@ 350
High
School,
Leytonville
double
Lange St, Lakeport,
header
C A 9 5 4 5@
3 ,Laytonville
United
High
250
S t a t eSchool,
s
Branscomb Rd,
Laytonville, CA
25
Track @ Jaguar
Invitational @ John C.
Kimball High School,
3200 Jaguar Run,
Tracy, CA 95377,
United States
26
AESA Trip to
Brassfield @
Clearlake Oaks, CA
95423, USA
31
1
2
Spring Break
10
School Calendar
Apr 2016 (Pacific Time)
Sun
Mon
27
Tue
28
Wed
29
Thu
30
Fri
31
Sat
1
2
Spring Break
FFA Regional Meeting @ Santa Rosa, CA, USA
3
4
5
6
10th grade life-science
test open
8 a m - Leadership
Meeting
Baseball @ Calistoga
@ Calistoga JuniorSenior High School,
1608 Lake St,
Calistoga, CA 94515,
United States
AESA Freshmen Hike
Konocti
Open House
10
11
CAA test open
Softball v. Ferndale
1pm start @ Upper
Lake High School
17
18
Prom @ Robinson
Rancheria Resort and
Casino, 1545 State Hwy
20, Upper Lake, CA
24
12
Baseball @ Rincon
Valley @ Rincon
5
p
m - Unified
Board
Valley
Christian
M
t g . @ S4585
t u d e Badger
nt
School,
C
t r . Santa Rosa, CA
Rd,
13
Track @ Kelseyville
@ Kelseyville High
2
:
1
S c h5opom
l , -5 S
4 8t a0f fMM
a iene t i n g
(all)
@ Mr.
St, Kelseyville,
CA
6
Stabiner's
S
ent Ctr.
R touodm
19
Baseball @ Tomales
@ Tomales High
Softball
@ Tomales
School,
3850
Irvin
@
High
Rd,Tomales
Tomales,
CA
School
25
Softball v. Esparto @
Upper Lake High
Track United
@ Cloverdale
School,
States
26
FFA State Leadership Conf.
Softball v. Tech High
@ Upper Lake High
5
p
m - Unified
Board
School,
675 Clover
M
t g . @Rd,
S t uUpper
dent
Valley
C
L at rk.e , C A 9 5 4 8 5 ,
United States
20
7
Smarter Balance
window opens
Mtg. @ ULHS
Office Staff
Room
27
9
Softball v.
Geyserville @ Upper
9
a
m -High
Student
Advisory
Lake
School,
(675
2 n dClover
p e r i o dValley
)
Rd,
Upper Lake, CA
14
3 : 1 5 p m - Curriculum
and
6
Instruction
meeting
@ Student Ctr.
15
Baseball home v. St.
Vincent @ Upper
Softball
home v.
Lake
High School,
Rincon
Valley
United S
tates @
Upper Lake High
School, United
States
21
Track @ St. Helena @
St Helena High
2
S0t a1 f f M e e t i n g
S :c1h5opom
l , -1 4
(Grayson
k - 1 2 ) @ Ave,
M r . St
Stabiner's
Helena, CA 94574,
R
o iotm
Un
ed States
(departments
) @ Mr.
Stabiner's
Room
8
16
5 p m - Prom @
Robinson
Rancheria Resort
and Casino, 1545
State Hwy 20,
Upper Lake, CA
95485, United
States
22
Baseball home v.
Sonoma Academy @
Softball
Calistoga
Upper
Lake@High
@
Calistoga
JuniorSchool,
United
Senior
S t a t e s High School,
1608 Lake St,
Calistoga, CA 94515,
United States
28
23
FFA State Leadership
Conf.
29
30
Softball @ St.
Vincent @ Saint
Vincent High School,
849 Keokuk St,
Petaluma, CA 94952,
United States
11

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