6:00 pm - Bonita Vista High School

Bonita Vista High School
751 Otay Lakes Road
Chula Vista, CA 91913-2005
Phone: (619) 397-2000
FAX:
(619) 656-1203
“Setting the Standard for Excellence”
OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, September 13th
6:00 p.m.
BVHS
(Please report directly to 1st or 2nd period)
SCHEDULE
Time
Period
6:00 – 6:10
1
6:16 – 6:26
2
6:32 – 6:52
3
Subject
Teacher
Room Number
Principal’s
Welcome
Message
via Video
Bulletin
6:58 - 7:08
4
7:14 - 7:34
5
7:40 – 7:50
6
7:56 – 8:06
7
Please note minimum day will be held on Friday, September 14th
The Sweetwater Union High School District will fulfill the promise of 100% student success.
"Sweetwater Union High School District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination based on gender, sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin,
ethnic group identification, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation or the perception of one or more of such characteristics."
SUHSD Board Policy 0410.
Bonita Vista High School
(Dates are subject to
change)
2012-13
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
HOLIDAYS (School Closed)
Monday, September 3rd
Labor Day
th
Monday, November 12
Veteran's Day
Monday-Friday, November 19th-23rd
Thanksgiving Holiday
Monday, January 21st
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
th
th
Friday-Monday, February 15 -18
Presidents Holiday
Monday, May 27th
Memorial Day
Fall
(Two Weeks)
Winter
(Three Weeks)
Spring
(Two Weeks)
BREAKS
Monday, September 24th thru
Monday, October 8th
(School will resume Tuesday, October 9th)
Monday, December 24th thru
Monday, January 14th
(School will resume Tuesday, January 15th)
Monday, March 18th – Friday, March 29th
(School will resume Monday, April 1st)
GRADE DAYS
Friday, September 7th
Progress Report
nd
Friday, November 2
Progress Report
Friday, December 21st
Final Semester Report Card
Friday, February 22nd
Progress Report
th
Friday, April 19
Progress Report
Final Semester Report Card
th
Friday, June 7
(Last Day of School)
MINIMUM DAY SCHEDULE
Wednesday, July 25th
Staff Development
rd
Friday, August 3
Staff Development
Friday, Sept. 14th
*In Lieu of Open House
(Rescheduled)
Wednesday, Oct. 17th
Friday, February 8th
Friday, May 10th
Tues-Thurs, April 23rd-25th
December 18th-20th & June 3rd-5th
Friday, June 7th
School Wide Testing
(Modified Schedule)
Staff Development
Teacher Appreciation
STAR/CST (Modified Schedule)
Finals (Modified Schedule)
Last Day of School
OPEN HOUSE
*Thursday, Sept. 13th
Date Finalized
6:00 PM
TESTING DATES
October 17th
School Wide Testing
th
th
December 18 -20
Finals/End of Course Exams
March 12th-13th
CAHSEE
rd
th
April 23 -25
STAR/CST
May 1st-31st
AP/IB
May 29th-30th
Finals (Seniors)
Finals/End of Course Exams
June 3rd-5th
(Underclassmen)
PLC/PRO HOUR SCHEDULE
Tuesday, August 14th
Tuesday, January 22nd
Tuesday, September 18th
Tuesday, February 19th
rd
Tuesday, October 23
Tuesday, March 12th
th
Tuesday, November 13
Tuesday, April 16th
Tuesday, December 11th
Tuesday, May 21st
September 14th
October 26th
December 21st
January 18th
March 1st
April 19th
PEP ASSEMBLIES
Fall Sports Assembly
Homecoming Pep Assembly
Holiday Assembly
Winter Sports Assembly
Spring Sports Assembly
MORP Assembly
TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY
Friday, May 10th
GRAD NITE
May 31st (Tentative TBA)
SENIOR PROM
Saturday, May 25th (Tentative TBA)
7:00-11:00 PM
SENIOR BREAKFAST/
CAP&GOWN DISTRIBUTION
Monday, June 3rd
BARONIAL DANCE
Friday, February 2nd (Tentative TBA)
UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS
Tuesday, May 21st
6:00 PM (Gymnasium)
GRADUATION PRACTICE
Thursday, June 6th
MORP DANCE
Friday, April 19th
7:00-10:00 PM (Gymnasium)
SENIOR AWARDS
Thursday, May 23rd
6:00 PM (Gymnasium)
HOMECOMING DANCE
Saturday, October 27th
GRADUATION CEREMONY
Friday, June 7th
Revised August 2012
2012-2013 BELL SCHEDULE
Regular Daytime Schedule
Period
1
2
3
Nutrition Break
4
5
Lunch
6
7
Shop/Shower
Beginning
Ending
7:10 AM
8:01
8:09 AM
8:15 AM
9:04
9:12 AM
9:18 AM
10:12
10:20 AM
10:20 AM
10:30 AM
10:36 AM
11:25
11:33 AM
11:39 AM
12:28
12:36 PM
12:42 PM
1:12 PM
1:18 PM
2:07
2:15 PM
2:21 PM
3:12
3:20 PM
Teacher Report Time: 7:05am/8:10am; End at 2:20pm/3:25pm
Length
59 min
57 min
62 min
10 min
57 min
57 min
30 min
57 min
59 min
Minimum Day Schedule
Period
1
2
3
4
5
Lunch
6
7
Shop/Shower
Beginning
Ending
7:38 AM
8:06
8:14 AM
8:20 AM
8:48
8:56 AM
9:02 AM
9:31
9:39 AM
9:45 AM
10:13
10:21 AM
10:27 AM
10:55
11:03 AM
11:09 AM
11:39 AM
11:45 AM
12:13
12:21 PM
12:27 PM
12:55
1:03 PM
Teacher Report Time: 7:33am/8:15am; End at 2:48pm/3:30pm
Length
36 min
36 min
37 min
36 min
36 min
30 min
36 min
36 min
Pro Hour Schedule
Period
1
2
3
Nutrition Break
4
5
Lunch
6
7
Shop/Shower
Beginning
Ending
8:00 AM
8:42
8:50 AM
8:56 AM
9:38
9:46 AM
9:52 AM
10:37
10:45 AM
10:45 AM
10:55 AM
11:01 AM
11:43
11:51 AM
11:57 AM
12:39
12:47 PM
12:53 PM
1:23 PM
1:29 PM
2:11
2:19 PM
2:25 PM
3:07
3:15 PM
Teacher Report Time: 7:09am/8:05am; End at 2:24pm/3:20pm
Length
50 min
50 min
53 min
10 min
50 min
50 min
30 min
50 min
50 min
A t t e n t i o n Bonita Vista High School S t u d e n t s
TUTORING IS AVAILABLE
Do you want to get good grades?
Tutoring Schedule
ELD
ENGLISH
Room 905
Room 406
Monday-Friday
Lunch
Mon, Wed & Fri
Lunch
and Per 7
Room 602
MATH
Room 910
SCIENCE
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
WORLD
LANGUAGES
Room 504
Room 207
FRENCH
Thursday
Tuesday
Room 704
2:30 – 4:00 PM
2:30– 3:30 PM
Wednesday
Monday-Friday
6:30 – 7:00 AM
2:30 – 4:00 PM
2:30 – 4:00 PM
Monday – Room 914
Tuesday – Room 912
Wednesday – Room 909
Tuesday & Thursday Thursday – Room 903
Lunch
Wednesday
2:30 – 4:00 PM
MONDAY
Homework
Center
LIBRARY
Open
TUESDAY
Library CLOSED
2:30 – 4:00 PM
REVISED
August 2012
SPANISH
Room 801
Tuesday Lunch
& 2:30–3:00 PM
5:00 – 8:00 PM
Tuesday – Room 907
Wednesday–Room 909
WEDNESDAY
Homework
Center
Library Open
2:30 – 4:00 PM
THURSDAY
Library Closed
Peer Tutor lists are available in the Main Office
FRIDAY
Library Closed
GATE Parent Meeting
Bonita Vista High/Bonita Vista Middle
What:
BVH/BVM GATE Parent Meeting
When:
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
at 6:00 p.m.
Where: Bonita Vista High School Cafeteria
Topic: “Know Your Child’s Transcript—
It’s a Legal Document”*
Presenter: Nancy Castro Nieto
SUHSD District Counselor
*Please bring your child’s June 2012
Transcript/Report Card
Refreshments will be served
Please Join Us!
Bonita Vista
International Baccalaureate
Newsletter
Your Inside Scoop on the IB Community
Vol. I, Issue I
Bonita Vista High School
751 Otay Lakes Road
September/October 2012
A Letter from the President
By David Cabinian
David Cabinian
President
David Cabinian, this year's IB
Club President, personifies the
very traits that IB works to
instill in students. A natural
leader, Cabinian portrays firm
but unbiased authority in all his
activities, including the
Calculus Club and Gastronomy
Club. He strives to master his
many schedules and conquer
stress on all levels. Looking to
the future, he aspires to attend
Harvey Mudd University and
pursue a career in engineering.
In his time spent in IB, he states
that his favorite aspect of IB is
its undeniable sense of
camaraderie. As Cabinian
continues to fulfill his goals, he
lives by the quote, “The
difference between a successful
person and others is not a lack
of strength,
knowledge,
By or
Jordan
Downey but
rather in a lack of will.”
By: Jordan Downey
College is so near as we approach application deadlines. As freshman, IB’ers
seemed so unaware of the closeness of college. We began as ignorant freshman: ignorant
of both the difficulties of the classes awaited us and the long nights of homework. Over
the past three years, we have developed a sense of what is difficult as well as the
definition of “lots of homework.” We have persevered through the long nights of essays
and problems to arrive where we are now: Senior Year.
Half way through the IB Diploma program, we are now beginning the long
journey of the Extended Essay, internal assessments and service projects. IB Club serves
as a social society but also a resource in which fellow IB candidates can rely on others for
help. The club acts as a supporting community providing advice relevant to school and
extracurricular. We chat deep into the night helping to keep others awake while
remaining focused. With this support, we are able to persevere against the unceasing
assailment of activities, deadlines and stress.
Here we are, one school year away from the largest achievement in our drive
toward independence. However, the large quantities of work are overwhelming and we
end up complaining rather than seizing the moment. We need to release the desire for life
to be easy and accept that the road to success is the road less traveled. Beverly Sills says,
“There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going.” Live your life to the fullest and with
no regrets. The IB candidates will reflect upon their struggles and realize the real worth of
IB is not achieving the diploma but rather lies within the arduous yet fulfilling journey
towards that goal.
2013 IB Diploma Candidates
Amelie Aguilar
Stephanie Anaya
Shad Aziz
Woojin Baek
Jordan Baluyot
David Cabinian
Ivan Caro
Andrea Castro
David Chang
Raquel Cherem
Ana-Paula Cota
Christiane Crawford
Geena Demonteverde
Jordan Downey
Aleksy Grewal
Michael Haber
Jordan Hill
Nicole Huynh
Michael Hyun
Carolos Ipuz-Rengifo
Laleña Janke
Michael Johnson
Minjong Kim
Rudia Kim
Ryan Lee
Adan Leon
Alexander Mariscal
Gabriel Maze-Rogers
Erin McDermott
William McGrath
David Morison
Hyun Young Oh
Seung Taek Oh
Andrew Ooi
Nerissa Periola
Lou Aubrey Rafael
Brianna Retes
Anthony Ribal
Devon Roncoroni
Brianna Russell
Nathaniel Velasco
Ruby Victoria
Juan Villamil
Austin Watson
Jennifer Yang
IB CLUB OFFICER PROFILES
William McGrath
Vice-President
Many know William McGrath as the funny
guy who always makes the entire class
laugh. Behind his goofy and pleasant
demeanor is a student of exemplary
excellence, the ideal IB candidate. McGrath
balances his chaotic class schedule with his
dedication to being an Eagle Scout, a
member of the Science and Engineering
Club and Vice President of the IB club.
McGrath plans on majoring in computer
science at UCSD or Georgia Tech
University. When he’s not busy with
activities, McGrath enjoys playing on his
computer or doing something outside. His
favorite subject is Math taught by his
favorite teacher, Mr. Phelps. He appreciates
the connection and friendship with the
students of IB and everyone can agree that
McGrath is going places.
By: Rudia Kim
Jordan Downey
Community Service Liaison
How does Jordan Downey find time to
breathe? He is not only active in Boy Scouts,
but he is also in the run for Salutatorian. He
has the initiative to get others and himself far.
Downey volunteers, while finding time to be
the Class of 2013 Treasurer and IB Club
Community Service Liaison. Downey’s hard
work will pay off once he applies to his top
college that includes Early Action at
Stanford. He plans to major in Engineering, a
practical choice with his astonishing math
skills, which only expands with Downey’s
job at Mathnasium. Jordan Downey is truly a
dedicated person that is bound to succeed.
By: William McGrath
Laleña Janke
Public Relations
Laleña Janke, IB officer, Editor-in-Chief of
Yearbook, Junior Optimist Octagon
International board member, and superhero.
She manages a hefty course load while still
being actively involved in many clubs and
organizations including Baron Buddies. Janke
hopes to attend an out-of-state university but
is unsure of what her future holds for her. Her
favorite classes include Calculus, and
naturally her favorite teacher is Mr. Phelps.
Apart from her schoolwork, "Lala", likes to
spend her time singing along to tunes in
concerts, Coachella, is specially noted. She
abhors the stress that IB brings to the table,
but combats it with the sense of comradeship
she gains from her fellow "IB’ers".
By: David Morison
David Morison
Historian
David Morison, when he entered his junior year,
was not intending to be an IB Diploma
candidate and active club member and officer of
some of the most prestigious organizations on
campus. However, it didn't take him long to
fulfill that role. Even with his rigorous course
load, Morison manages to still be involved in
several clubs on campus including Korean Club,
SSA, and Speech and Debate. He hopes that
with his impressive résumé, he can attend
college out of state, with some of his top choices
including Tufts, NYU and Cornell. In order to
maintain his sanity, Morison enjoys car rides
and the friendly company of his fellow IB
family.
By: Laleña Janke
Devon Roncoroni
Secretary
Devon Roncoroni: Soccer star, IB Secretary, and
ideal high school student. When she isn’t
excelling in her academics, she uses her spare
time to participate in various clubs and
activities. A talented athlete and generous
friend, she is always sacrificing her time for
others. On campus, Roncoroni is a member of
Octagon, CSF, Varsity Soccer and IB Club.
Being a member of so many clubs, she has
developed awesome time management skills to
cope with the various meetings and activities.
She hopes to purse both a career in the
humanities as well as becoming a star soccer
player. Look forward to seeing her in Rio for the
2016 Olympics!
By David Cabinian
Rudia Kim
Treasurer
Rudia Kim, this year’s treasurer, is one of the
most active students on campus. She proves her
leadership as ASB Vice-President, CSF
President and FNL President. She aspires to
attend USC, UCSB, or UCLA, and with her
academic dedication she’ll have no problem
accomplishing her dreams. Kim loves spending
time sleeping, making blueberry banana
smoothies, reading, going to the gym, and
buying food from Costco. Her favorite thing
about being in IB is the unparalleled support
system she gets from fellow “IB’ers,” but she
doesn’t appreciate the workload and lack of
sleep. Kim copes with the rigorous academic
load with her mantra, “we all look at the same
sky.”
By: Devon Roncoroni