August/September 2016 - Woodside High School

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August/September 2016
Woodside High School Newsletter www.woodsidehs.org
August-October Events
For a full listing of Woodside High
events, visit the website at
www.woodsidehs.org/-calendar/.
Friday, Aug. 5
Deadline for 9/10 ACT Registration
Monday, Aug. 8
Fall Sports Practices Begin
Monday-Wednesday, Aug. 8-10
College Appt. for seniors & parents
9 am - 3 pm
Wednesday, Aug. 10
Athletic Boosters mtg.
7 pm, MUR Conf. Room
Thursday, Aug. 11
Athletic Kick-Off Event
5:30 pm, Quad
and
Freshmen Parent Evening
7 pm, PAC
Saturday, Aug. 13
Freshman Arena Check-In
Location: New Gym
9 am to Noon
Student ID & Yearbook photos will
be taken
Tuesday, Aug. 16
Arena Check-In:
Location: H-Wing/New Gym
12th Grade: 9 am - 11 am
(by last name: 9-9:30 A-D)
(9:30-10 E-K)
(10-10:30 L-Q)
(10:30-11 R-Z)
11th Grade: 11 am - 1 pm
(11:30-12 E-K)
(12-12:30 L-Q)
(12:30-1 R-Z)
10 Grade: 4 pm - 6 pm
(4:30-5 E-K)
(5-5:30 L-Q)
(5:30-6 R-Z)
Student ID & Yearbook photos will
be taken
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Things Keep Changing and Moving Forward at WHS
Dear WHS families:
Welcome back! WHS embraces the notion of
continuous school improvement, and I have a few
improvements to share!
From Principal
Diane Burbank
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Construction of the new 10-classroom, two-story J wing will house
chemistry, engineering, and five other classrooms; completion date Fall
2017
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Renovation of Bradley Field track, bleachers, and entrance; completion
date Fall 2016
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New website look (same web address!); completed
In the vein of continuous school improvement, we have
two six-year school goals (we’re in year five) that drive
our decision making and funding. First, we are building a
spirited school community based on our 8 Conditions of
Student Success (non-academic means toward academic
ends). Second, we are closing the achievement gap
through a classroom focus on literacy skills. All of our
parent partners in booster groups, PTSA, ELAC, and The
Foundation help us monitor these two goals. The data we
gather to check our progress on the goals include participation
rates for sports and clubs, the demographic of students enrolling
in AS and AP classes, the rate at which English learners are
becoming proficient, and anecdotal evidence from student
surveys and focus groups.
As you are enjoying your last summer days, click on the website
link for the required summer reading for every single student
known as the BIG READ. Because WHS draws from 20
different middle schools, belonging is a primary focus every school year. To
build belonging, we start with summer reading. And because student choice is a
focus, too, students choose their reading with some guidelines: 1) 150 page
minimum 2) book can be reading required for an AS or AP class 3) non-fiction or
fiction 4) choose one of two projects to complete about the reading. WHS has a
cart of free cool titles to choose. Come pick one out! The BIG READ is due on
Mon, August 29, 6th period.
I look forward to meeting new Wildcats on
Adentro encontrara
Thursday, August 11, at the athletic kickoff and
traducción al español
the new to WHS parent night. I look forward to
las noticias de la
seeing all Wildcats at the all-important arena
administración de WHS
check-in in August (your students gets their
schedules!) and later at Back-to-School Night on
Thursday, September 1, 6:30 pm (you meet your student’s teachers!).
Diane Burbank, Principal
Communicat is published as a courtesy of the Woodside High School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
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Wednesday, Aug. 17
First Day of School (Periods 0-7)
8 am
Friday, Aug. 19
Athletic Registration Deadline for Fall
Sports
Thursday, Aug. 25
Fall Sportsmanship Mtg.
6 pm, PAC
Saturday, Aug. 27
College Application Boot Camp
Seniors only
9 am-1 pm
Monday, August 29
SSC/SDMC
4-6 pm, MUR Conf. Rm.
and
PTSA/Parent Group Mtgs.
7 pm, MUR
and
The Big Read
Thursday, Sept. 1
Back-to-School Night
6:30 pm Social in the Quad
7 pm Classes begin
Monday, Sept. 5
Labor Day, No School
Wednesday, Sept. 7
Mandatory Music Dept. Parent Mtg.
7 pm
Wednesday & Thursday, Sept. 7-8
Fall Play Auditions
3:10 pm - 5 pm
Friday, Sept. 9
California Scholarship Federation
applications due to Ms. Matavulj
Rm D-9.
Saturday, Sept 10
ACT Test
Monday, Sept. 12
Last day to add a class
and
SSC/SDMC
4 pm- 6 pm, MUR Conf. Room
Tuesday, Sept. 13
WHS Foundation Meeting
7 pm, MUR Conf. Rm.
Wednesday, Sept. 14
College Info Night for Seniors & Parents
7 pm, MUR
and
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, MUR
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Las Cosas Van Cambiando y Moviéndose
Hacia Adelante en WHS
Estimadas familias de WHS:
Bienvenidos de nuevo!
WHS abraza el
concepto de mejorar la escuela continuamente,
y tengo algunas mejoras que compartir!
From Principal
Diane Burbank
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La construcción de 10 salones nuevos, el Ala J de dos pisos será la
casa de química, ingeniería y otros cinco salones: la fecha para
terminarlos es en el otoño del 2017
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Renovación de la pista Bradley para correr, gradas y la entrada;
estarán terminados en el otoño del 2016
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La nueva imagen de la página web (misma dirección web!);
terminada
En la línea de mejoras continuas a la escuela,
tenemos dos metas a cumplir en seis años escolares
(estamos en el quinto) impulsadas por las decisiones
que tomamos y el financiamiento. Primero, estamos
construyendo una comunidad escolar entusiasta
basada en las 8 condiciones para el éxito del
estudiante (medios no académicos con fines
académicos). Segundo, estamos cerrando la brecha
en el rendimiento a través de un enfoque en las
destrezas de alfabetización en el aula. Todos nuestros padres que colaboran
en los grupos de refuerzo, asociados, PTSA, ELAC y la Fundación nos
ayudan a supervisar estas dos metas. Los datos que recogemos para medir
nuestro progreso en las metas incluyen el porcentaje de participación en
deportes y clubs, datos demográficos de estudiantes inscritos en clases AS y
AP, porcentajes en los cuales los Aprendices de Ingles están
siendo proficientes y evidencia anecdótica de las encuestas a
los estudiantes y los grupos de enfoque.
Mientras están disfrutando sus últimos días de verano, haga
clic en el enlace del sitio web para la lectura de verano
requerida para cada estudiante, conocida como BIG READ.
Porque a WHS llegan de 20 escuelas intermedias diferentes, pertenencia es
el enfoque principal cada año escolar. Para construir la pertenencia,
empezamos con la lectura de verano. Debido a que la elección de los
estudiantes es un enfoque, también los estudiantes escogen su lectura con
algunas pautas: 1) 150 páginas mínimo 2) el libro puede ser lectura
requerida para una clase AS o AP 3) no ficción o ficción 4) escoger uno o
dos proyectos para completar a cerca de la lectura. WHS tiene un carrito
con títulos interesantes gratis para escoger. Ven y elige uno! La fecha
límite para BIG READ es el lunes, 29 de agosto, en el 6o. periodo.
Espero con interés reunirme con los Gatos Salvajes (Wildcats) nuevos el
jueves, 11 de agosto, en el evento deportivo de saque inicial y en la noche
para padres nuevos de WHS. Espero con interés ver a todos los gatos
salvajes en todo el proceso importante de inscripción en agosto (sus
estudiantes reciben sus horarios!) y más tarde en la Noche de Regreso a la
Escuela el jueves, 1º de septiembre, a las 6:30 pm (usted se reúne con los
maestros de su estudiante!).
Diane Burbank, La Directora
August/September 2016 Communicat
WHS Continues to Foster all 8 Conditions of Student Success
in so Many Ways
From Instructional
Vice Principal
Diane Mazzei
Welcome back Wildcats! I am looking forward to another school year filled with your
successful and productive endeavors. I joined WHS twenty-three years ago when I was
hired to fill a position as science teacher. That position expanded and evolved into titles
such as, Data Team Coordinator, Student Activities Director, and Shared Decision-Making
Facilitator before I was selected for the Instructional Vice Principal (IVP) position eight
years ago.
As IVP, my primary responsibilities include oversight of the Academic Core-Programs, Curriculum Development and
Alignment, Standardized Testing, Guidance Department, Professional Development, Department Chairs, Hiring Staff
Members and Title I funds.
Woodside High School Continues to Foster the “8 Conditions of Student Success”
We believe every student wants to be successful, and WHS is committed to helping students identify their goals and
supporting students to reach their goals.
BELONGING:
Being an important part of a group, while understanding you are special for who you are
Wildcats Get Ready for the NEW Big Read! (Student choice)
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WHS students will self-select the book they wish to read over the summer (150 page minimum). We recommend
that parents review the titles and content and assist their student in making a suitable selection.
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Big Read Assignment: All WHS students will choose ONE of the following assignments to complete. The
New Big Read day will be held on Monday, August 29, 2016. Be prepared to share/present your work on that
day!
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OR
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Create a colorful poster related to your book and WHS 8 Conditions of Student Success. Be sure the poster
includes the title and author of the book and at least 3 of the 8 conditions.
Write a minimum of 5 journal entries that illustrate at least 3 of the 8 conditions of student success in
response to reading of your book. These journal entries should be based on your thinking about the text.
When you find a good example of a character demonstrating one of the 8 conditions, write down the page
number in the book, and which condition is being shown. Write at least 3 sentences about how the
character’s actions may influence his or her future success.
Refer to the WHS web page under NEW Big Read quick links - for examples of journal entries and colorful
poster.
LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY:
Making your own decisions and accepting responsibility for those choices
Have you completed the Required Online Information Update? If not, please do so befor e Wednesday, August 10,
2016.
Online Information Update Link: arena.seq.org
Completion of the Online Information Update is a required station at Arena Check in and will allow you to:
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enter/update parent contact information
enter/update emergency contact information
enter any relevant medical information pertaining to your student(s)
see the courses your student(s) will be enrolled in for the 2016-17 school year
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In order to make sure we have the most up to date household and emergency information for your student(s) please click
the link below and enter your FAMILY ID. Your family ID was sent in a letter that was mailed on May 9th. If you do
not have your FAMILY ID, need help, or have any other questions regarding this process, please contact. Maricela
Medina, 650-367-9750, Ext. 40097.
MASTER SCHEDULE INFORMATION:
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Please note: Special care and consideration has been given to class sizes and balance; please understand that
students will be required to remain in the courses that they have selected previously in order to preserve ideal
learning environments. We will not honor any requests to alter schedules based on period/time, teacher, or
class/level preferences. The only changes that will be granted ar e those cr eated by scheduling er r or s.
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Important dates:
Last day to add a class: Monday, 9/12/16
Last day to drop a class w/o penalty: Wednesday, 9/28/16
Last day to drop a class: Friday, 10/21/16
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Students will receive their 2016-2017 class schedule when they successfully complete Arena Check-in, which
will be held in the new gym. Please note: A counselor will be on duty during Arena check in to assist your
student with schedule errors ONLY!
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We are no longer accepting requests to change courses.
CONFIDENCE TO TAKE ACTION:
Setting goals and taking the steps to reach them
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It is very important that you keep in contact with your student’s teachers. You may contact a teacher by email
or by leaving a voicemail message any time you have a concern or question about a course or your student’s
progress. Please contact the teacher first, before calling a guidance counselor or administrator. Use the School
Loop parent portal to stay current with your student’s performance and attendance.
Sign up for School Loop
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Go to seq-ca.schoolloop.com/
Choose Woodside High School on the left side
Click on “Register Now”
Click on “Parent Registration”
Begin filling out the registration page
Click on “Accept Agreement”
Once you click the final page, it will immediately take you to the School Loop page
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A Few Reminders...
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All students should be putting in a minimum of one to two hours of quiet study every evening. Help your student
organize a time and place for consistent study periods.
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The WHS Den is open for after school drop in tutoring every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 3:20-4:30 in
the MUR. Tutoring services provided by WHS teachers and snacks are provided.
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Quiet Study is open after school every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 3:20-5:30 p.m. and Wednesday from
2:15-4:30 p.m. in the library. Tutoring services provided.
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SPRINGBOARD FOR HEROES:
Having someone who believes in you and who is there when you need them
We are proud to introduce you to our new faculty members for the 2016-17 school year:
Guidance Department
Younger, Kelly
University of California, Berkeley, CA, Master of Arts in Social Welfare with a concentration in community mental
health. University of California, Los Angeles, CA, Bachelor of Arts in Latin American Studies. Professional
Experience: Guidance Counselor at Gunn High School in Palo Alto, CA this past year. Mental Health Counseling
Intern with Familias Unidas Counseling Services at Helms Middle School in Richmond, CA for one year
English Department
Feinstein, Alana
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Language Arts Education. Teaching
Experience: Teaching 9th grade English and 12th grade Speech at Bloomington High School in Bloomington, Indiana
for the past year.
Lang, Jennifer
San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Administrative Credential.
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, California Language Acquisition and Design Credential. Humboldt State
University, Humboldt, CA, Single Subject Teaching Credential in English. University of California Santa Cruz,
Santa Cruz, CA, Bachelor of Arts in English Literature. Teaching Experience: Administrator and Mentor along with
teaching American Studies and English at Mission College for 15 years.
Crystal Serrano
University of Texas at San Antonio, Master of Arts, Bicultural Bilingual Studies, Bachelor of Arts in English,
Bachelor of Arts in Mexican American Studies, Fulbright-Hays Scholarship to study in Peru. Aptos Middle School,
San Francisco, student teacher for one year.
Mathematics Department
Lee, Briana
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Masters in Arts in Education California Single Subject Teaching Credential in
Mathematics. University of California, San Diego, CA - Thurgood Marshall College, Bachelor of Science in
Applied Mathematics. Teaching Experience: Teaching Math at Eastside College Preparatory in East Palo Alto, CA
for the past year. Co-Taught Mathematics at Columbia Middle School, Sunnyvale, CA for one year.
Ornelas, Julian
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA, Master of Arts in Mathematics. Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA,
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. Teaching Experience: Student teaching mathematics at Santa Teresa High
School in San Jose, CA.
Stewart, Jonathan
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, Master of Arts in Teaching Secondary Mathematics.
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Spanish Literature. Teaching Experience:
Math Teacher at West Adams Preparatory High School in Los Angeles, CA for the past year. Math teacher at Jack
London Community Day School in Los Angeles, CA for three years.
Social Science Department
Greenfield, Amelia
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Master of Arts in Education, California Single Subject Credential in History and
Social Science. Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Bachelor of Arts in History with a focus on history of the United
States. Teaching Experience: US History teacher at Del Mar High School in Campbell for the past year. Student
teaching at Columbia Middle School in Sunnyvale for one year.
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Macioce, Ramie
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, Master of Arts in Instructional and Learning Technologies. Metropolitan State
College of Denver, Denver, CO, Secondary Teaching Certificate in Social Studies Education. Utah State University,
Logan, UT, Bachelor of Science, Health Education Specialist. Teaching Experience: Social Studies teacher at Clover
High School in Clover South Carolina for eight years. Civic and US History teacher at Adams City High School in
Commerce, CO for three years.
Special Education Department
Ke, Melissa
National University School of Education, San Diego, CA, Education Specialist Professional Level II Credential.
National University School of Education, San Diego, CA, Autism Certificate. National University School of
Education, San Diego, CA, Master of Science in Special Education. Boston University, College of Communication,
Boston, MA, Bachelor of Science in Journalism. Teaching Experience: Resource Specialist and Co-teacher at
Capuchino High School for the past year. Resource Specialist and Mentor at Summit Preparatory Charter School for
two years.
O’Holleran, Meghan
National University School of Education, San Diego, CA, Master of Science in Special Education. University, of
Nebraska, Lincoln, NE. Bachelor of Science in Special Education/ Mild to Moderate Disabilities. Teaching
Experience: Special Education Program Director/Teacher at Troncal del Caribe in Santa Marta, Magdalena,
Columbia for the past year. Specialized Academic Instruction Teacher at Prospect High School in San Jose, CA.
Parry, Holly
California State University, Fullerton, CA, Master of Arts in Education – Reading and Literacy with a Reading
Specialist Credential. San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, Clear Level II Education Specialist
Instruction Credential/ Moderate to Severe Disabilities. California State University, East Bay, Bachelor of Sciences
in Criminal Justice Administration. Teaching Experience: San Mateo County Office of Education Special Day Class
Teacher for 18 years.
World Language Department
De Seta, Maria Luisa
University of Calabria, Italy, PhD in Literary Criticism, Rhetoric and Textual Interpretation. University of Calabria,
Italy, Master of Arts in Teaching Latin Literature. University of Calabria, Italy, Didactics of the Greek Literature.
University of Calabria, Italy, Bachelor of Arts in Classics. Teaching Experience: Teaching Latin and Italian at Lowell
High School in San Francisco for the past year. Language Instructor at Paideia Institute. Native Language Instructor
at La Suola, Italian Immersion IB school in San Francisco for two years.
Hanson, Amy
Concordia University, River Forest, IL, Master of Arts in School Leadership. DePaul University, Chicago, IL,
Master of Arts in Bilingual/Bicultural Education. Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, Bachelor of Arts in
Secondary Education in Spanish. Teaching Experience: Spanish teacher at Summit Preparatory Charter High School
for the past year. Spanish teacher at Thornton Fractional South High School in Lansing, IL for eight years.
Sanford, Rhina
San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, Masters in Arts in Spanish and California Single Subject CredentialSpanish. Spanish Language Instructor for the Peace Corp – San Salvador, El Salvador. Long-term Substitute
Spanish Teacher – Woodside High School – Woodside, CA for one year.
SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE:
Being excited to try new things, even when you are not sure if you will be good at them
High school is a time for exploration, so it's important to do just that - join clubs, athletic teams, volunteer, and get
involved in other school activities. How else will you know what you're good at or what you enjoy if you don't try new
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things? Meet with your guidance counselor early in the year, and as often as necessary to learn about new
opportunities,and give them a try.
Your student’s assigned guidance counselor is listed on the official schedule received at Arena Check-in. Although you
are welcome to telephone, you may find it convenient to reach your student’s guidance counselor by email: The
Guidance Office reopened on August 1, 2016.
Francisco Negri, Head Guidance Counselor, [email protected]
Kelly Younger, [email protected]
Maureen Campbell, [email protected] (Downing), [email protected]
Vickie Green, [email protected]
Bilingual Resource Counselor: Katrina Rubenstein, [email protected]
Bilingual Parent Coordinator
Maricela Lopez, [email protected]
WHS Continúa Fomentando de Muchas Maneras todas las 8
Condiciones para el Éxito del Estudiante
Sub Directora de
Instruccion
Diane Mazzei
Bienvenidos de Nuevo Gatos Salvajes! Estoy deseando otro año escolar lleno de tus
esfuerzos productivos y éxitos. Me uní a WHS hace veintitrés años cuando fui contratada
para ocupara la posición como maestro de ciencia. La posición se extendió e involucro
títulos como, Coordinadora del Equipo de Datos, Directora de Actividades Estudiantiles y
Facilitador en la Toma de Decisiones compartidas antes de que fuera seleccionada para el
cargo de subdirectora Académica (IVP) hace 8 anos.
Como IVP, mi primera responsabilidad incluye vigilar los programas Académicos-Core, Desarrollo Curricular
Alineamiento, Exámenes Estandarizados, Departamento de Consejería, Desarrollo Profesional, Jefes de Departamento,
Contratación de Miembros del Personal y Fondos de Tirulo I.
Woodside High School Continua Fomentando “las 8 Condiciones para el Éxito del Estudiante”
Creemos que cada estudiante quiere ser exitoso, y WHS está comprometida a ayudar a los estudiantes a identificar sus
metas y a apoyarlos a alcanzarlas.
PERTENENCIA:
Ser una parte importante de un grupo, mientras entiendas que tu eres especial por ser quien eres
Los Gatos Salvajes se preparan para la Nueva Gran Lectura (Big Read)! (elección del estudiante)
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Los estudiantes de WHS seleccionaran el libro que desean leer durante el verano (mínimo 150 páginas). Nosotros
recomendamos que los padres revisen los títulos y contenido y ayuden a su estudiante a hacer una elección
adecuada.
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Asignación sobre la Gran Lectura: Todos los estudiantes de WHS escoger án par a completar UNA de las
siguientes asignaciones. El día de la Gran Lectura se llevara a cabo el Lunes, 29 de agosto, 2016. Estar preparado
para compartir/ presentar tu trabajo ese día!
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Crear un poster colorido relacionado al libro y a las 8 condiciones del éxito del estudiante de WHS. Estar
seguro de que el cartel incluya el lituo y autor del libro y por lo menos 3 de las 8 condiciones.
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Escribe un mínimo de 5 referencias de la lectura que muestren por lo menos 3 de las 8 condiciones para el
éxito del estudiante como respuesta a la lectura de tu libro. Esas referencias deben estar basadas en lo que
piensas acerca del texto. Cuando encuentres un buen ejemplo de un personaje que demuestre una de las 8
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condiciones, anota el número de la página en el libro, y cual condición está siendo mostrada. Escribe por lo
menos 3 oraciones acerca de cómo las acciones del personaje pueden influir en su éxito futuro.
Consulte la página web de WHS bajo el enlace rápido la Nueva Gran Lectura- para ejemplos de las referencias y el
colorido del poster.
LIDERAZGO Y RESPONSABILIDAD:
Tomando tus propias decisiones y aceptando la responsabilidad de esas elecciones
Has completado la actualización de la información requerida Online? Si no, por favor hazlo antes del miér coles,
10 de agosto, 2016.
Enlace para la Actualización Online de la Información: arena.seq.org
Completar la Actualización de la Información Online es requerida en una estación del proceso de inscripción (Arena
Check in) y te permitirá:
 ingresar/actualizar la información de contacto del padre
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ingresar/actualizar la información del contacto de emergencia
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ingresar cualquier información pertinente de su estudiante(s)
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ver las clases en las que estará inscrito su estudiante(s) en el año escolar 2016-17
Con el objetivo de estar seguro que tenemos la información mas actualizada de la familia y la información de emergencia
de su estudiante(s) por favor haga clic en el enlace de abajo e ingrese su IDENTIFICACION FAMILIAR. Su
IDENTIFICACION FAMILIAR fue enviada en una carta por correo el 9 de mayo. Si no tiene su IDENTIFICACION
FAMILIAR, necesita ayuda, o tiene cualquier pr egunta r elacionada con este pr oceso, por favor comuníquese con
Maricela Medina, 650-367-9750, Ext. 40097.
INFORMACION DEL HOARIO MAESTRO:
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Tenga en cuenta por favor: Cuidado especial y consideración han sido dados al tamaño y balance de las clases; Por
favor entiendan que los estudiantes deberán permanecer en las clases que ellos han seleccionado previamente, con
el objetivo de preservar medio ambientes ideales de aprendizaje. No vamos a considerar ninguna petición para
cambiar los horarios basados en periodo/tiempo, maestro o clase/ nivel de preferencias. Los únicos cambios
que serán aceptados serán los creados por errores de programación.
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Fechas Importantes:
Ultimo día para agregar una clase: Lunes, 9/12/16
Ultimo día para dejar una clase sin penalización: Miércoles, 9/28/16
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Ultimo día para dejar una clase: Viernes, 10/21/16
Los estudiantes recibirán su horario de clase 2016-2017 cuando completen exitosamente el Proceso de Inscripción,
el cual se llevara a cabo en el gimnasio nuevo. Por favor tenga en cuenta: Un consejero estará en servicio durante
el Proceso de Inscripción para ayudar a su estudiante SOLAMENTE con errores en su horario!
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Ya no estamos aceptando solicitudes para cambio de clases.
CONFIANZA PARA TOMAR ACCION:
Estableciendo metas y tomando los pasos para lograrlas
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Es muy importante que se mantengan en contacto con los maestros de su estudiante. Puede ponerse en contacto
con un maestro por email o dejando un mensaje electrónico de voz a cualquier hora con sus preocupaciones o
preguntas acerca de una clase o del progreso de su estudiante. Por favor comuníquese con el maestro primero,
antes de llamar a un consejero o administrador. Use el portal de los padres School Loop par a mantener se al
corriente del progreso y asistencia de su estudiante.
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Para inscribirse en School Loop
1. Vaya a seq-ca.schoolloop.com/
2. Elija Woodside High School en el lado izquierdo
3. Haga clic en “Inscríbase Ahora”
4. Haga clic en “Inscripción del Padre”
5. Empiece a llenar la página de inscripción
6. Haga clic en “Aceptar el Contrato ”
Una vez que haga clic en la última página, lo llevara inmediatamente a la página de School Loop
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Algunos Recordatorio …
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Todos los estudiantes deben dedicar un mínimo de una a dos horas de estudio en silencio cada tarde. Ayude a su
estudiante a organizar un tiempo y lugar para que tenga periodos de estudio consistentes.
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El WHS Den está abierto después de escuela para dar tutorías los lunes, martes y jueves de 3:20-4:30 en la
cafetería (MUR). Los servicios de tutoría son proporcionados por maestros de WHS y se ofrecen bocadillos.
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El Estudio en Silencio (Quiet Study) está abierto después de escuela cada lunes, martes, jueves de 3:20-5:30 p.m.
y el miércoles de 2:15-4:30 p.m. en la biblioteca. Con servicios de tutoría.
PLATAFORMA PARA HEROES:
Tener a alguien que cree en ti y esta ahí cuando lo necesitas
Estamos orgullosos de presentarte a nuestros nuevos miembros del profesorado para el año escolar 2016-17:
Departamento de Consejería
Younger, Kelly
University of California, Berkeley, CA, Maestría de Artes en Bienestar Social con concentración en salud mental
de la comunidad. University of California, Los Ángeles, CA, Licenciatura en Artes en Estudios de Latino América.
Experiencia: Consejera en Gunn High School en Palo Alto, Ca este año pasado. Practicante de consejería en Salud
Mental en los Servicios de Consejería de Familias Unidas en Helms Middle School en Richmond, Ca durante un
año.
Departamento de Ingles
Feinstein, Alana
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, Licenciatura en Artes en Enseñanza de una Segunda Lengua. Experiencia en
la Enseñanza: Maestro de ingles de 9o grado y Discurso en el 12o grado en Bloomington High School en
Bloomington, Indiana el año pasado.
Lang, Jennifer
Universidad Estatal de San José, San Jose, CA, Maestría en Liderazgo Educativo y credencial administrativa. La
Universidad de Stanford, Stanford, CA, California Adquisición del Lenguaje y Diseño de credenciales.
Universidad Estatal de Humboldt, Humboldt, CA, credencial en AsuntoEnseñanza en Inglés. Universidad de
California en Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, Licenciatura en Literatura Inglés. Experiencia docente: Administrador y
Mentor, junto con la enseñanza de Estudios de América y en Inglés Mission College durante 15 años Crystal
Serrano.
Departamento de Matemáticas
Lee, Briana
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Maestría en Artes en Educación, Credencial de California en Matemáticas en la
Enseñanza de una sola Materia. University of California, San Diego, CA - Thurgood Marshall College,
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Licenciatura de Ciencia en Matemáticas Aplicadas. Experiencia en Enseñanza: Maestro de matemáticas en
Eastside College Preparatory en East Palo Alto, Ca el año pasado. Enseñando conjuntamente Matemáticas en
Columbia Middle School, Sunnyvale, CA el año pasado.
Ornelas, Julian
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA, Maestría en Artes en Matemáticas. Santa Clara University, Santa Clara,
CA, Licenciatura de Ciencia en Matemáticas. Experiencia en Enseñanza: Estudiante-Profesor de matemáticas en
Santa Teresa High School en San José, CA.
Stewart, Jonathan
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, Maestría en Artes en la Enseñanza de matemáticas en
secundaria. University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, Licenciatura en artes en Matemáticas y Literatura en Español.
Experiencia en Enseñanza: Mestro de matemáticas en West Adams Preparatory High School en Los Ángeles, CA
en los últimos cuatro años. Maestro de matemáticas en Jack London Community Day School en Los Ángeles, CA
durante tres años.
Departamento de Ciencias Sociales
Greenfield, Amelia
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Maestría en Artes en Educación, Credencial de California en Historia y
Ciencias Socilaes en la enseñanza de una sola materia. Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Licenciatura en Artes
en Historia con enfoque en Historia de Estados Unidos. Experiencia en Enseñanza: Maestro de Historia de Estados
Unidos en Del Mar High School en Campbell el año pasado. Estudiante-Profesor en Columbia Middle Schoolein
Sunnyvale durante un año.
Macioce, Ramie
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, Maestría en Artes en Instrucción y Aprendizaje de Tecnologías.
Metropolitan State College of Denver, Denver Colorado, Certificado de Enseñanza Secundaria en Educación de
Estudios Sociales. Utah State University, Logan, UT, Licenciatura en Ciencias, Especialista en Educación de la
Salud. Experiencia en Enseñanza: Maestro de Estudios Sociales en Clover High School en Clover South Carolina
durante ocho años. Maestro de Civismo e Historia de Estados Unidos en Adams City High School en Commerce,
Colorado durante tres años.
Departamento de Educación Especial
Ke, Melissa
National University School of Educación, San Diego, CA, Especialista Profesional en Educación con Credencial en
Nivel II. National University School of Education, San Diego, CA, Certificado en Autismo. National University
School of Education, San Diego, CA, Mastría en Ciencia en Educación Especial. Boston University, College of
Communication, Boston, MA, Licenciatura en Ciencia en Periodismo. Experiencia en Enseñanza: Especialista de
Recursos en Capuchino High School el año pasado. Especialista de Recursos y Mentor en Summit Preparatory
Charter School durante dos años.
O’Holleran, Meghan
National University School of Education, San Diego, CA, Mastria en Ciencia en Educación Especial. Univeristy,
of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, Licenciatura en Ciencia en Educación Especial/ Medio a Moderada s Discapacidades.
Experiencia en Enseñanza: Director del Programa de Educación EspecialSpecial/Maestro en Troncal del Caribe en
Santa Marta, Magdalena, Columbia el año pasado. Maestro Especializado en Educación Académica en Prospect
High School en San Jose, CA.
Parry, Holly
California State University, Fullerton, CA, Maestría de Artes en Educación – Lectura y Alfabetización con
Credencial como Especialista en Lectura. San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, Credencial de
Educación en Instrucción Especializada Clear Nivel II Educación/ Moderado a Discapacidades Severas. California
State University, East Bay, Licenciatura en Ciencias en la Administración de Justicia Criminal. Experiencia de
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Enseñanza: Maestro durante 18 años en la Oficina de Educación en la clase de Special Day del Condado de San
Mateo San Mateo.
Departamento de Idiomas
De Seta, Maria Luisa
University of Calabria, Italia, Doctorado en Crítica Literaria, Retórica y Interpretación Textual. University of
Calabria, Italia, Maestría en enseñanza de Literatura Latina. University of Calabria, Italy, Didáctica de la Literatura
Griega. University of Calabria, Italy, Licenciatura en Artes en Clasicos. Experiencia de Enseñanza: Maestro de Latín
e Italiano en Lowell High School in San Francisco el año pasado. Instructor de Lenguaje en Paideia Insitute.
Instructor de Lenguaje Materno en La Suola, Italian Immersion IB school en San Francisco.
Hanson, Amy
Concordia University, River Forest, IL, Maestría en Artes en Liderazgo de Escuela. DePaul University, Chicago, IL,
Maestría en Artes en Educación Bilingüe/Bicultural. Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, Licenciatura en
Artes en Español en Educación Secundaria. Experiencia: Maestro de Español en Summit Preparatory Charter High
School el año pasado. Maestro de Español en Thornton Fractional South High School en Lansing, IL durante ocho
años.
Sanford, Rhina
San José State University, San Joes CA, Maestría en Artes en Español y Credencial en Español de California en la
enseñanza de una sola Materia. Instructor de la Lengua Española para Peace Corp – San Salvador, El Salvador.
Maestro Substituto de Largo Plazo – Woodside High School – Woodside, CA durante un año.
ESPIRITU DE AVENTURA:
Estar emocionado al tartar cosas nuevas, aun cuando no estas seguro si vas a ser bueno en ellas
High school es un tiempo para explorar, por lo tanto es importante solo hacerlo-unirte a clubs, equipos de atletismo,
voluntariado e involucrarte en otras actividades escolares. De que otra manera sabrás para que eres bueno o que disfrutas
si no intentas cosas nuevas? Reúnete con tu consejero al comienzo de año, tan frecuente como sea necesario para
aprender acerca de nuevas oportunidades y darles una oportunidad.
El consejero asignado a su estudiante esta escrito en el horario oficial que reciben el Proceso de Inscripción (Arena
Check-in). Aunque lo le damos la bienvenida a llamarlo por teléfono, usted pudiera encontrar mas conveniente
comunicarse con el consejero de su estudiante por email: La Oficina de Consejería se reabrirá el 1º de agosto, 2016.
Francisco Negri, Head Guidance Counselor, [email protected]
Kelly Younger, [email protected]
Maureen Campbell, [email protected] (Downing) , [email protected]
Vickie Green, [email protected]
Katrina Rubenstein, [email protected]
Coordinadora Bilingüe de Padres
Maricela López, [email protected]
Key Dates in 2016-17 for Woodside High School
Aug. 13
Freshman Arena Check-in
Aug. 16
Arena Check-in
Jan. 16
MLK Jr. holiday
Aug. 17
First day of school
Feb. 20-21
President’s Day holiday
Sept. 5
Labor Day holiday
March 31
Cesar Chavez Day observed
Sept. 19
Prof. Dev. Day, No School
Apr. 10-14
Spring break
Nov. 11
Veteran’s Day holiday
May 1
School Holiday
Nov. 23-25
Thanksgiving holiday
May 29
Memorial Day holiday
Dec. 22-Jan. 11
Winter break
June 9
Graduation
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A Peak into the Beginning of the 2016-2017 School Year
Greetings
The Guidance Department is excited to start the 2016-2017 school year. We are dedicated
to assist and support our families’ transition into a new year and for some a new school.
We are constantly exploring new ways of delivering information to our students and
parents. We look forward to the opportunity to meet and continuing to work with our
Woodside Community. Please don’t hesitate to visit the guidance office for any
assistance.
Arena Check-In
Arena check-in will be August 13th for incoming freshman and the August 15th for 10th 12th grades. Notices for arena check-in have been mailed out to every family. The online
information update website has been opened for parents to log in and start the process
now. Please visit the website for more information and make your pre-school days easier.
See you there!
College Day at Woodside
Woodside will host a College Day for all students on Wednesday, October 19 th. More
information regarding this exciting day will be available soon.
California Scholarship Federation
CSF is a state-wide organization that honors high standards of scholarship and citizenship
for high school students. Eligible 10th-12th graders will have the opportunity to apply for
CSF membership this fall based on their last spring semester grades. Watch for
announcements this month.
From the
Guidance Office
(40097)
Francisco Negri
[email protected] (x40090)
Maureen Campbell
[email protected]
(x40093)
Replacing Sharlett
Downing for the semester
Vickie Green
Katrina Rubenstein
[email protected]
(x40001)
Kelly Younger
[email protected]
(x40092)
Replacing Mrs. Dessus
TBA (x40094)
Replacing Mrs. Vann, Who
is our new Support
Services Coordinator
We are looking forward to another fantastic school year with our wonderful students,
parents and staff! Thanks to all volunteers who help with our Arena check-in. It is successful because of YOU!!
Un Vistazo al Inicio del Año Escolar 2016-2017
Saludos
El Departamento de Consejería está emocionado de comenzar el año escolar 2016-2017. Estamos
dedicados a asistir y apoyar la transición de nuestras familias dentro del nuevo año y para algunos
una escuela nueva. Estamos constantemente explorando caminos nuevos para entregar información
a nuestros estudiantes y padres. Esperamos con interés la oportunidad de reunirnos y continuar
trabajando con nuestra Comunidad de Woodside. Por favor no duden en visitar la Oficina de
Consejería para cualquier ayuda.
Proceso de Inscripción (Arena Check-In)
El Proceso de Inscripción será el 13 de agosto para los estudiantes del 9o grado y el 15 para los del
10o-12o grados. La información para el Proceso de Inscripción ha sido enviada por correo a cada
familia. La información actualizada en línea ha sido abierta para que los padres puedan entrar y
empezar el proceso ahora. Por favor visite el sitio Web para más información y para hacer más
fácil los días previos a la escuela. Te veo ahí!
Día de Colegio en Woodside
Woodside realizara un Día de Colegio para todos los estudiantes el miércoles 19 de octubre. Más
información acerca de este emocionante día estará disponible pronto.
Federación de Becas de California (CSF)
CSF es una organización a lo largo del estado que rinde homenaje a los altos estándares
académicos y cívicos de los estudiantes de preparatoria. Estudiantes elegibles del 10º -12º grados
tendrán la oportunidad de solicitar la afiliación este otoño basándose en las calificaciones del
semestre de la primavera. Escucha los anuncios este mes.
Esperamos con interés otro año fantástico con nuestros maravillosos estudiantes, padres y personal!
Gracias a todos los voluntarios quienes ayudan con el Proceso de Inscripción. Es exitoso por
USTEDES!!
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Desde la oficina de
orientación
(40097)
Francisco Negri
Maureen Campbell
[email protected]
(x40093)
Reemplazando un
semestre a Ms Downing
Vickie Green
Katrina Rubenstein
[email protected]
(x40001)
Kelly Younger
[email protected]
(x40092)
Reemplazando a Mrs
Dessus
No se ha Determinado
(TBD)(x40094)
Reemplazando a Mrs
Vann, quien es nuestra
nueva Coordinadora de
Servicios de Apoyo
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Get Involved! Woodside Parent Organizations
Woodside High School parent
Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
Woodside High School
Foundation (WHSF)
Athletic Boosters
Organization (ABO)
The Woodside High School
Foundation funds strategic
grants for smaller class sizes and
enhanced curriculum, student
support services, professional
development and teacher grants
to support classrooms projects
so that ALL Woodside students
benefit from a strong foundation of educational excellence.
ABO supports all athletic programs
at Woodside High School. We are
committed to creating an outstanding sports experience for students.
We believe that athletics prepares
students for our competitive multicultural society, promotes school
spirit, and contributes to the positive environment at Woodside High
School.
Membership
Annual Campaign in the fall
Participation Drive
Buy A Brick
Spring Auction
Annual Hit-A-Thon
What We Do
The Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
works to bring the home and the school into closer
relationship and to coordinate the educational
efforts of parents, teachers and students. Parents
in particular are urged to join the PTSA and share
their ideas, talents, and time.
Key Fundraisers
Class of 2017 Parents Group: Holiday Boutique
Crab Feed
Class of 2018 Parents Group: concession sales at
all the home football and basketball games, graduation flowers
Golf Tournament
Spirit Wear
Key Events/Activities
The Communicat (schools newsletter mailed
home) and the Weekly Update
Annual Campaign in the fall
Spring Auction on April 29, 2017
Parent Education Workshops
Crab Feed – Saturday, January 14,
2017
PTSA Scholarships to graduating seniors
Hit-a-Thon, Saturday, March 18,
2017
Parent volunteers and refreshments at school
functions
Golf Tourney, Saturday, May 13,
2017
Apples for Teachers Grants (grants for teachers)
Sports Awards Nights - December 6,
2016; March 9, 2017; May 18, 2017
Staff appreciation luncheons and seasonal treats
Class Parent Groups: The Freshman, Sophomore,
Junior & Senior Classes each have a committee
dedicated to raising funds and sponsoring their
class Safe & Sober Grad Night.
How You Can Help
Become a PTSA member
Volunteer for PTSA activities
Become a Board Member
Make a meaningful donation to
the Annual Campaign
Donate to the ABO during our participation drive
Support the Spring Auction by
donating an item, coming to the
event, and bidding online
Join our board
Help organize events
Serve as team parent
Take pictures of Woodside’s sports
and send them to the webmaster
Contact Info
President Lisa Demers
[email protected]
woodsidehs-ptsa.org
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President: Lucia Tedesco
[email protected]
www.whsfoundation.org
President Eric McCrystal
[email protected]
www.woodsideathletics.org
Help make your student’s time at Woodside more memorable and rewarding
Drama Boosters
Music Boosters
What We Do
The WHS Drama Boosters supports and promotes all
aspects of the performing arts program at Woodside
High School including Show Choir, stagecraft and
production management.
Involved in strengthening and supporting the Music
Department and students at Woodside, including the
Wildcat Marching Band, Jazz Band, and String Orchestra
We raise funds to send our music groups to parades,
competitions and events. Our students also perform at
community and school events.
Key Fundraisers
Music Dept. Dinner Concert with performances by all the
Woodside musical groups-- Feb. 24
Key Events/Activities
Woodside’s Got Talent -Performance Date.: 10/6
Redwood city Port festival—October 1
Evening of Theatre Performance Dates: 11/18 & 11/19
Band Parade at Selby Lane—October 31
Spring Musical Performance Dates: 3/10-12, 3/17-18
Music Dept. Concert—December 8
Drama Student Production Performance Date: 5/23
Band Parade in Santa Cruz—October 15
Redwood city Hometown Parade—December 3
CMEA Jazz festival—November 18, January 21
Music Dept. Dinner Concert—February 24
Music Dept. Tour—April 27-30
How You Can Help
Join Drama Boosters and attend meetings.
Be involved
Help with drama productions.
Attend monthly meetings
Help with concessions.
Advertise your business in the Spring Musical
Program.
Attend and promote the events in the greater
community.
Contact Info
Group Website:
www.whsdramaboosters.com
Jim Larkin
[email protected]
President: Eric Nodine
[email protected]
Music Director: Bill tolles
367-9750 x49705 or [email protected]
whsmusicboosters.shutterfly.com
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WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION
PROVIDES RECORD FUNDING
Money for Smaller Class Sizes, New Electives, Academic Support
With the unprecedented support of Woodside families, alumni, and community, this school year the Foundation is already
providing more than $490,000 for the following:

Class Size Reduction: Thirteen additional sections of AS, AP and core English and math classes,
reducing class size in 64 classes.

New Electives: Expanded course offerings including Urban Debate League, Entrepreneurship, and
a Mobile Apps class.

Academic Support: Funding for The Den, an after school program offering free tutoring and collaborative work
spaces for students.

A second College and Career Counselor to provide expanded support to our students through the college
application and enrollment process.
This past year, we also received a directed donation to underwrite a significant upgrade of equipment and supplies for
STEM and digital arts classrooms.
“Our partnership with the Foundation enables the faculty and staff at Woodside to offer an amazing array of opportunities
to our students at all levels and academic abilities,” said WHS Principal Diane Burbank. “Smaller class sizes mean our
teachers can really give each student the attention they deserve and need for success. And, equipping our new STEM
building and expanding our computer science, robotics and other applied learning opportunities will help prepare our
students for success in college and in today’s workforce.”
We cannot continue this level of support without YOUR HELP!
As the new school year begins, we ask for your help as we begin this year’s effort.
We raise money primarily through our Annual Campaign and the Spring Auction. Check your mailbox for our annual
report in September or go to www.whsfoundation.org.
The 19th Annual Spring Auction has been a smashing success: with the support of parents, students, and the greater
community, we raised $250,000 for Woodside students!
If you missed your chance to sign up for our fabulous buy-in parties and events, here is your opportunity! We still have
spots left for few selected events:
Under the Stars at Emerald Lake – Saturday, August 20
Class of 2020 Parents Freshman Flashback Cocktail Party – Friday, August 26
Orange is the New Black Class of 2019 – Saturday, August 27
Wine Tasting and Food Pairing Party – Saturday, September 10
Class of 2018 Back-to-School Bash – Saturday, September 24
Class of 2017 Septemberfest – Friday, September 23
Go to www.whsfoundation.org/auction.html to sign up, and hurry, space is limited!
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2016-17 Woodside Parent Education Series – Mark Your Calendars!
The Woodside Parent Education Series has an outstanding slate of presentations planned for the fall of 2016.
Mark your calendars now for these great events! Parent
Education Series events are
free and open to parents,
students, faculty/staff, and
community members.
In late September, the Series brings a screening of
the award-winning new
documentary, Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital
Age. Physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston takes a
deeply personal approach as she explores the parent-teen
struggles over social media, video games, academics,
and internet addiction. With insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, Screenagers reveals how
tech time impacts kids’ development and offers solutions
Thursday, Sept. 15
Title 1 Parent Meeting
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm, MUR
Friday, Sept 16
Deadline for 10/22 ACT
registration
and
ID Photo Make-up
8 am-3 pm, MUR
and
End of Q1 Progress Reports
Monday, Sept. 19
Teacher Professional
Development Day
No School
Wednesday, Sept. 21
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
and
Athletic Boosters
Thursday, Sept. 22
Talent Show Auditions
3:30 - 5:30 pm, PAC
Monday, Sept. 26
SSC/SDMC
4 pm - 6 pm, MUR Conf.
Room
on how adults can empower kids to best navigate the digital world
and find balance.
By Charlene Margot
On October 26, 2016, Program Director
the Woodside Parent Woodside Parent
Education Series wel- Education Series
comes Maria Furtado,
Executive Director of Colleges That Change Lives
(CTCL). Ms. Furtado has been involved with CTLC
since its inception, and she has personally counseled
thousands of students about college choice. As a sought
-after national presenter, Ms. Furtado helps students and
families better understand the college admissions process to find the best college “fit” possible. Parents and
students welcome! For more information about CTCL,
go to http://ctcl.org/.
Wednesday, Sept. 28
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
and
Drama Boosters Meeting
7 pm, Wildcat Room
Monday, Oct. 10
SSC/SDMC
4 - 6 pm, MUR Conf. Room
Thursday, Sept. 29
Parent Ed Night
7 pm, MUR
Tuesday, Oct. 11
WHS Foundation Meeting
Saturday, Oct. 1
Wednesday, Oct. 12
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
Music Dept. RWC Port Fest
and
SAT Reasoning & Subject
Tests
Monday, Oct. 3
PTSA/Parent Group Meetings
7 pm, MUR
Tuesday, Oct. 4
ELAC Meeting
6:30 pm, Library
Wednesday, Oct. 5
Music Booster Meeting
7 pm, Band Room
and
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
Thursday, Oct. 6
Talent Show
7 pm, PAC
and
Communicat Home Delivery
Oct. 10-15
Homecoming Week
Saturday, Oct. 15
WHS Band Parade at Santa
Cruz
and
Homecoming Dance
7:30 - 10:30 pm
Wednesday, Oct. 19
College Day and PSAT
and
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
and
Athletic Boosters
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Guidance & College Info
Night for Freshmen, Soph &
Parents
7 pm, MUR
Friday, Oct. 21
Last day to drop a class
and
End of Q1
Saturday, Oct. 22
ACT Test
Monday, Oct. 24
SSC/SDMC
4 - 6 pm, MUR Conf. Room
Wednesday, Oct. 26
WHSF Donation Day
and
SAAP Parent Project
6 pm, Library
and
Parent Ed Night
7 pm, MUR
and
Drama Boosters
7 pm, Wildcat Room
Friday, Oct. 28
Athletic Registration
Deadline for Winter Sports
Monday, Oct. 31
Winter sports practices begin
and
WHS Band Parade at Selby
Lane
4 pm
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Community Service Information
Become a Mentor!
Community Service applications are available in the
AVP Porter’s office or on the school website. Students
must have a completed and approved application on
file before any of their community service hours will
count towards school credit. Remember to complete
and submit an application
each semester as hours do not
roll over. Please submit your
application for the fall
semester to Ms. Zelaya in the
AVP office ASAP!
Want to make a difference in a teenager’s life? Had a
mentor that made an impact in your life? The Academy
Programs at Woodside High School could use your help!
Información Sobre Servicio Comunitario
Las solicitudes para Servicio Comunitario están
disponibles en la oficina de la Subdirectora (AVP)
Porter o en el sitio Web de la escuela. Los estudiantes
deben haber completado y tener aprobada la solicitud
en el archivo antes de empezar el servicio para que
obtengan el crédito de la escuela. Recuerden
completar y enviar una solicitud cada semestre porque
las horas no se acumulan. Por
favor entrega tu solicitud para el
semestre del otoño a la Sra. Lupe
Zelaya en la oficina de la
subdirectora (AVP) ASAP!
The Academy program is a small school environment
which targets at-risk students. During their junior year,
students may request a career mentor that works with
them on both academic & career goals. The student’s
career interests are widespread ranging from engineering
and information technology to law enforcement and
medicine.
We are hoping that you, or
someone that you know,
might be able to participate
in this program as a mentor.
The
commitment
is
approximately 2 hours per
month, with most interactions via email and 4 face-toface meetings over the course of the school year. The
first meeting is scheduled for Friday, November 4th at
9am, and the program wraps up in early May.
If you or a colleague has any questions, please contact the
Program Director via email at [email protected] or via
phone at 650-591-7502. You may go to the Academy
websites to see more information as well at:
Business Technology Academy at:
http://www.woodsidehs.org/?id=429
OR
Green Academy at: http://www.woodsidehs.org/?id=317
News from the Athletic Department
Woodside athletics finished a strong spring season with our baseball, softball, and girls’ lacrosse teams all qualifying for
postseason play. In addition, two athletes, Karl Arvidsson (swimming) and Semanu Attiogbe (track and field) qualified
for state competition - congratulations to these outstanding seniors! Athletic registration for 2016-17 is in full swing,
please make your physical appointments now to enable your son or daughter to participate in Fall
sports beginning August 8th. In addition, numerous teams are holding summer workouts, please
check with respective coaches for details regarding times and locations.
Save the date - Thursday, August 11th@ 5:30pm our Athletic Boosters Organization will host our 3rd
Annual Athletic Kick-Off and BBQ, follow the smell of the grill to the QUAD for some food and
socializing with Wildcat coaches and fellow athletic supporters.
Facilities - construction is happening throughout our campus, and while there will be some
inconvenience for a few of our teams, the end result will be a revitalized Bradley Field (specifically
the entrance and stands), along with a new track and softball field. Please be patient and flexible as
we circumvent construction fences and upgrade our facilities.
Here is the link for SportsNet (the online registration process) and physical forms: http://woodsidehs.org/?id=445#6474
If you have any questions regarding athletics, please email me: [email protected] - have a wonderful summer!
Chuck Velschow, Athletic Director
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Welcome to the 2016 -17 school year! For us parents of
Seniors, I know the excitement is totally different than the
Drama
excitement for you parents of Freshmen. So, whatever you’re
Boosters
situation, excitement is in the air. A big contributor to that
excitement is the anticipation of what will happen in the
Drama Department this year. Get your Drama hats on, and find
your place in the spotlight; whether you want to be front and center as a Thespian or your
desire and skill lie in the backstage world, we invite you to join us! There are multiple ways
for you, as a parent or a student, to support the many productions put on by the Woodside
High School Drama Department. Here are just a few:
Set Building
Make-up
Concessions
Costumes
Sound and Light
Promotion/Marketing
Identify your passion and come on out and join the fun. The WHS Drama Department has a well-deserved reputation for
putting on quality shows. That quality is in part due to our amazing volunteers. Come and join us and be able to say, “I
helped with that”.
If you are a student (or have an interested student) some dates you will want to put on your calendar are:
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September 7 & 8 – Auditions for the Fall Production after school
 November 13 – 17 Tech Week
 November 18 & 19 – Evening of Theater, in the PAC
September 22 – Auditions for W oodside’s Got Talent after school
 October 5 – Dress Rehearsal
 October 6 – Talent Show – 7pm in the PAC
November 28 – Dec 2 – Auditions for the Spring Musical after school
 January 12 – All Cast/Parent meeting in the PAC, 7pm
 March 4 – 9 – Tech Week & Dr ess Rehear sal
 March 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 Spring M usical Per for mances in the PAC
May 23 – Spring Drama Production (Drama Class Student run production)
Our first meeting this year will be on August 24. This meeting will be held off-campus at the home of a Drama Booster
family. We will have time to socialize and then settle in to do some business in preparation for the earliest dates listed
above. Come by our “booth” during the Arena Check-in for details of where and when. If you miss us there, please write
to Jim Larkin at [email protected] and I will send you the details.
All important dates and activities will be highlighted on our website at http://www.whsdramaboosters.org and in the
weekly PTSA Newsletter (email) so be sure to open that email and keep up to date with the Drama Booster activities
along with all the other exciting events at Woodside High School. Let’s have a great year! GO WILDCATS!
Happy Summer to all:
Music
As we close the instrument case on the past year, we want to thank all the students and
especially our departing Seniors for their involvement in being the Sounds of Woodside.
Boosters
You will definitely be missed. As summer moves through, please keep an eye open for
communications from the Music Boosters and our Shutterfly account. A few key dates
for Marching Band Students will be Monday, August 8th thru Wednesday, August 10, 2016. This will be Band Camp,
and camp will start at 9am. We will be sending out information, closer to the start of camp.
There will be a mandatory parent meeting for all parents with students in the Music Programs. This meeting will be
Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 7pm in the Music Room of the PAC. Please plan to attend, as we will discuss the
year, key dates and events. This will also serve as the Music Booster Meeting for everyone. The Music Boosters is the
parent group that supports all of the Music programs. We meet every first Wednesday of the Month at 7pm in
the Music Room. Please consider attending these meetings, as many hands make light work at our events and
throughout the year. Various officer positions are open, and we welcome fresh ideas and new parents. If you
have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Eric Nodine, at [email protected]. We hope you
have a wonderful and restful summer. See you in August.
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Welcome back Wildcats!
We hope you had a great summer. Below are the
Administrative Vice Principal student assignments for
the 2016-2017.
See you soon at Arena Check-In!
Students with last names A-L –
Mr. Alvaro Calderon earned his BA in Sociology and
Spanish and his Masters in Education from San Jose
State. He also started on the Division 1 men's soccer
team that qualified for the NCAA soccer tournament!
He earned his counseling credential from San Jose State
and worked as a counselor in San Jose and Los Gatos
before coming to WHS. His work responsibilities
include athletics and student support services for student
last names A - L.
Students with last names M-Z –
Ms. Wendy Porter earned her BA in Economics and her
Masters in Education from Stanford University. She
grew up in Davis and was a champion swimmer in high
school. She's a long-time Wildcat, having taught social
studies for 25 years, served 15 of those years as
department chair, and five years as athletic director
before becoming an administrator.
Her work
responsibilities include Special Education and student
support services for student last names M - Z.
Useful Websites
Woodside High School
(www.woodsidehs.org) for news,
calendar, policies, activities and
opportunities.
Woodside World
(www.woodsideworld.com) Multimedia
news source of WHS.
Bienvenidos de regreso Gatos
Salvajes!
Esperamos que hayan tenido un buen verano. A
continuación están los estudiantes asignados a los
Subdirectores Académicos para el 2016-1017.
!Nos vemos durante Arena Check-in!
Estudiantes con apellidos A-L –
El Sr. Álvaro Calderón obtuvo su Licenciatura en
Sociología y Español y su Maestría en Educación en la
Universidad Estatal de San José. También participo en
la División 1 del equipo de hombres de soccer que
clasifico para el torneo de la NCAA! El obtuvo de la
Universidad Estatal de San José su credencial como
consejero y trabajo como consejero en San José y Los
Gatos antes de venir a WHS. Sus responsabilidades
incluyen atletismo y servicios de apoyo para estudiantes
con apellidos de la A - L.
Estudiantes con apellidos M-Z –
La Sra. Wendy Porter obtuvo su licenciatura en
Economía y su Maestría en Educación de la Universidad
Stanford. Ella creció en Davis y fue campeona de
natación en la preparatoria. Ella es por mucho tiempo
Gato Salvaje, enseno ciencias sociales durante 25 años,
sirvió 15 de ellos como jefe de departamento, y cinco
anos como directora de atletismo antes de convertirse en
administradora.
Su responsabilidades incluyen
Educación Especial y servicios de apoyo para
estudiantes con apellidos M - Z.
Parents -Mark Your Calendar!
The following parent guidance
meetings have been scheduled:

College Information Night
for Seniors & Parents –
Wednesday Sept. 14th, 7 pm,
MUR
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Guidance &College Information Night for
Freshmen, Sophomores & Parents — Thursday,
Oct. 20th, 7 pm, MUR

7/8th Grade Orientation Night - Wednesday,
Nov. 2nd, 7 pm, PAC

March Into College – Four consecutive
Wednesday nights starting March 1st, 7 pm, MUR
(11th grade Families)
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Awards Night – Wednesday, June 7th, 7 pm PAC
Woodside PTSA http://woodsidehs-ptsa.org/
Woodside High School Foundation
(www.whsfoundation.org)
Woodside Athletic Boosters Organization
(www.woodsideathletics.org)
Woodside Drama Boosters
(www.whsdramaboosters.com)
Woodside Music Boosters (Group Web site:
[email protected])
Sequoia Union School District
(www.sequoiadistrict.org)
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Welcome back, Class of 2018!
We have a big year ahead of us, and we need your help as parents of the junior class.
One of our biggest responsibilities will be running the concession stands during football and basketball games. This is
so important because most of the proceeds fund The Safe & Sober grad night. We need help planning, preparing,
setting up, selling, grilling and cleaning up. And if you aren't available Friday
nights to help, no worries! We also need shoppers and food and money donations.
The first round of concession stand duty will be for our Friday night Wildcat
Football home games on September 9, 16, and 30 and October 14 and 28. Come
mingle with old friends, meet new ones, and support the success of the Class of
2018!
To sign up as a volunteer, contact Naomi Reynolds at [email protected]. Every little bit helps!
And if you or anyone you know are not connected with the Class of 2018 Parent group via Google groups, let us
know and we can add the appropriate e-mail address to our list.
Thanks so much for your support. Go Wildcats!
Student Body Order Form
Bring the Student Body Order Form with you to Arena Check-In and be prepared. The order form can be downloaded
from the WHS website, under Student Life, Student Activities select Student Body Order Form.
Use the order form to get your PAL sticker and yearbook. Completed order forms and payment can be brought to
Arena Check In or mailed to the school treasurer.
PAL Sticker
$30
Students who purchase a PAL sticker receive discounts on sporting events, dances,
yearbook, and parking passes.
Yearbook
$70 with ASB/PAL, $80 without
Parking Passes will be $30 with ASB/PAL and $40 without for the school year. Forms can be picked up in the main
office.
Support Student Activities
Ever go to a game or purchased a dance ticket and wondered where is this money going? Money raised through the
purchase of PAL stickers, as well as ticket sales from sports and dances go to Student Activities which supports ALL
students at Woodside. Over the years Student Activities has paid for officials for all athletics, supported lunch time
intramurals, provided supplies to students in need of assistance and has sponsored a variety of events for students.
Student Activities is happy to support all the students at Woodside High School. Thank you to everyone who comes
out the games or gives their student money to go to the dance.
SAVE THE DATE
Homecoming Dance
October 15, 2016
7:30-10:30pm
Winter Dance
December 9, 2016
7:30-10-30pm
Prom
April 22, 2017
8:00-11:30pm
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