ULHS NEWSLETTER - Upper Lake High School

ULHS NEWSLETTER
Quarter 3 Publication
February – April 2015
IMPORTANT DATES:
February
2/3-2/4: CAHSEE Testing
2/5: Booster Club Mtg. @
6 pm in Staff Rm.
2/6: Band Social @ 7 pm
in Cafeteria
2/7: Aca Deca @
Kelseyville High
2/9: School Holiday
2/11: Board Mtg. @ 6:30 in
Student Ctr.
2/12: Parent Advisory @ 6
pm in Conference Rm.
2/13: Homecoming Dance
2/14: Lights of Love @
Northshore Events Ctr. @
5 pm
2/16: School Holiday
March
3/4: Unification Board
Mtg. @ 6 pm in Cafeteria
3/5: Booster Club Mtg. @
6 pm in Staff Rm.
3/10: Community College
Application Day
3/12: Parent Advisory @ 6
pm in Staff Rm.
3/17-3/18: CAHSEE
Testing
3/18: Board Mtg. @ 6:30
pm in Student Ctr.
3/25: Unification Board
Mtg. @ 6 pm in Cafeteria
3/26: Site Council Mtg. @
3:15 in Conference Rm.
3/30-3/31 – Spring Break
April
4/1-4/3: Spring Break
4/8: Open House @ 6 pm
4/9: Parent Advisory @ 6
pm in Staff Rm.
4/13-4/17: Smarter
Balance/STAR Testing
4/15: Board Mtg. @ 6:30
pm in Student Ctr.
4/18-4/21: State FFA
Conference
4/22: Unification Board
Mtg. @ 6 pm in Cafeteria
4/22: Earth Day
UPPER LAKE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
From the Desk of Pat Iaccino:
Unification News
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
May and will be a special edition regarding senior
activities for May and summer information, including
summer school and August registration.
In this Newsletter is information regarding
Supplemental Information Services (SES). As a
program improvement school, year 2, the school is
required to set aside a percentage of Title I funds to
support these services. Please see the section of
Program Improvement for information regarding how
to access this support.
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 Lorree Lewis at 275-8166
for more information.
Upper Lake Unified High School District and
Upper Lake Unified Elementary School
District are jointly exploring the possibility of
unification of the districts. Please join us for
a meeting.
March 4
March 25
April 22
May 27
All meetings begin at 6:00 pm and will be
held in the Cafeteria at Upper Lake High.
Keep an eye out on the high school marquee
and the website (www.ulhs.net) for up-todate information.
We want to hear your questions, so if you
have a question on unification, there are
FAQ question boxes at both the Elementary
School and the High School or you can email
Dina McCrea at [email protected]
Come to a meeting and be involved in the
process.
Upper Lake High School is proud to continue to offer families, students and ULHS staff the
NBC Learn K-12 website access. NBC Learn K-12 is an online resource featuring over
15,000 video resources, historic footage, images, mini-documentaries and test resources
designed for use in the K-12 classroom. The videos show students real-world stories
related to all the major subject areas, and they are correlated to all 50 State standards and
the Common Core. There are also innovative special collections, like the award-winning
“Science of the Summer Olympic Games” and “Science of NFL Football”
Students, parents/guardians and staff can access the NBC Learn website through the
school website, www.ulhs.net under Quick Links on the Home Page.
AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING
When:
Time:
Where:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
3:00 – 4:00 pm
Monday: Mr. Holt’s Room (#16): H.S. Exit
Exam tutoring & math tutoring.
Tuesday: Mr. Belveal’s Room (#11): Math
tutoring.
Thursday: Mr. Belveal’s Room: English
tutoring.
ULHS
ACADEMICS
CLUBS
ACTIVITIES
SPORTS
So Many Ways
to be Involved!
Transportation is available to Upper Lake, Nice, and
Lucerne. Contact Ms. Carter for more information.
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SCHOOL NEWS & INFORMATION
ASB NEWS
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Mary Ann Mathews
Winter Homecoming is February 10-13. Join in the fun! Our student body will be
putting on their SPIRIT during this week to support basketball and wrestling. Dress up
days and Valentine gift giving will go hand-in-hand during homecoming week.
In March our student body will be collecting coins in an effort to provide shoes for
needy little ones in our community. Watch for updates on the marquee to see how to
be involved.
Rotary Top 40
Students
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
The following students have been
recognized as our Rotary Students
for the Months of November &
December of 2014. Students are
nominated by school staff.
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It’s not.”
Congratulations to the following
students:
Grade 9 – Delaney Love &
Vicki Anderson
Grade 10 – Brianna Tartaro &
Alex Sanchex
Grade 11 – Matt Willard &
David Becerra Lopez
Grade 12 – Janice Chandler &
Nick McLean Stith
nothing is going to get better.
…….Dr. Seuss
BOOSTER CLUB
Lights of Love Dinner
When:
February 14, 2015
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
PRINCIPLES OF SPORTMANSHIP
The North Coast Section of CIF (California Interscholastic Federation)
has asked that every school review the principles of sportsmanship.
There has been a significant increase in ejections this year, particularly
from sportsmanship issues:
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS:
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Emphasize the proper ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct
and fair play
Stress the values taught by the game
Tries to eliminate the problems that destroy the best values of
the game
Show courtesy to visiting teams and officials
Respect the judgment of sports officials
Understand the rules and standards of eligibility
Encourage leadership and use of good judgment
Recognize that athletics should promote physical, mental,
moral, social and emotional well being of athletes
Remembers that athletic contests are only a GAME – not a
matter of life and death for anyone
Athletes DO help opponents when they are in the group, DO compliment
opponents on a good play, and DO shake hands at the conclusion of an
event.
Athletes DO NOT yell at officials for calls, DO NOT use profane and
obscene language in the course of play, DO NOT vandalize opponents
facilities, and DO NOT get involved with fans during the course of play.
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.
Mike Smith and Justin Dutcher, our basketball
coaches, are very happy with teams, though there
is always room for improvement. Brandon
Sneathen, our wrestling coach, is very excited
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about the tournament win on January 12 in
Windsor, the first tournament win since he’s been
the coach. Both sports are very exciting to watch,
no matter what the score, so come down and
support the Cougars! (Schedules are available on
the school website).
Spring sports, including track, softball, and
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baseball, start on February 9 . Students do not
need to get a new physical unless it has been a
year. 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. Sign-ups for softball have already started.
Contact Kelly Coburn ([email protected]).
Track and baseball will have sign-ups at the
school.
Go Mighty Cougars!
-Sandy Coatney
ULHS Athletics
**Reminder**
Earth Day 2015 is
nd
Wednesday, April 22
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ULHS MOCK TRIAL TEAM
PREPARES FOR COUNTY
COMPETITION
The ULHS 2014-2015 Mock Trial team is preparing for the Lake County
Competition on February 12. This year’s team earned its first points victory
in a scrimmage competition a few weeks ago. The team is lead by standout Defense
Attorney, Mercedes DeLosSantos, who is in her third year of Mock Trial. The
prosecution team is filled out with second year members, Isabel Rorabaugh, Valeria
Robles and freshman, Lyndsay Wade. The witnesses this year are led by Haley
Hunter and Isaiah McBee, with other first year team members.
The trial is focused on an art theft, 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. Their ability to speak and perform in
front of an actual judge and scorers in a real courtroom is always very impressive.
We look forward to our county competition.
ROBOTICS CLASSES ARE
HEADED TO VEX ROBOTICS
COMPETITION IN MODESTO
ON
FEBRUARY 15.
MR. MADISON’S DIGITAL
MEDIA STUDENTS ARE WORKING
HARD IN 3D DESIGN. CHECK OUT
THE ULHS TECHNOLOGY
WEBSITE AT
http://www.ulhstechnology.com
Below are some pictures of student
3D design work. Way to go ULHS!!
Mike Smith
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.
Juniors and Seniors: If you have yet to pass either one or both
sections of the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE), the
next test dates are as follows:
Tuesday, February 3:
English Language Arts
Wednesday, February 4: Math
If you would like a practice exam to help prepare for the test,
please see Ms. Carter. Remember, you must pass both sections
in order to graduate with a high school diploma! Tutoring is
available with our AmeriCorps tutor, Cathy and Mr., Holt.
Sophomores: Get ready! Your first chance at taking the
California High School Exit Exam is coming up! English Language
Arts will be on Tuesday, March 17 and math will be on
Wednesday, March 18.
Above: Dalek by Nick Kranich
Seniors: Community College Application Day will take place on
Tuesday, March 10. Ms. Carter will be available in the Student
Center all day to help you complete your college applications to
any community college.
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.
STAR Testing/Smarter Balance: Testing will be taking place in
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the month of April. This will be for 10 and 11 grade students
only. The testing week will be from Monday, April 13 through
Friday, April 17.
Above: Claptrap by Lexy Wilczewski
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Upper Lake FFA has had some successes and struggles over the past few months. Successes include placing over 160
wreaths on Veteran’s headstones at the Upper Lake Cemetery on December 13 as part of the “Wreaths Across America”
fundraiser. This brought in $815 to our FFA account which will be used to help pay for students to attend the upcoming
State FFA Leadership Conference in April.
We also hosted a very successful food and toy drive which generated close to 2,000 donated items! Missy Hill from
Healthy Start coordinated the toy donations and gave those out during the holidays, and 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.
Our most recent struggle was the loss of three ewes and one goat, which were killed by predators at the School Farm on
January 1. Our students got a first-hand lesson on the hardships related to agricultural production. The California
Department of Fish and Game and the local Federal Trapper with U.S. Wildlife Services evaluated the scene and
determined it was most likely dogs that killed the animals. This was a big loss for us as these animals were going to be
used as a breeding project to generate funds for our School Farm. We hope to replace these animals in the future.
We are looking forward to the spring and the new planting season. Students are also gearing up for their “Supervised Ag
Experience (SAE)” projects which can include livestock production, gardening projects and a variety of home and
community improvement projects.
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
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ACADEMIC DECATHLON UPDATE
This year’s theme for the United States Academic Decathlon is: INNOVATIONS IN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY.
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 31 for Speech and interview and then the following Saturday,
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February 7 -everyone is invited to attend the Super Quiz and Awards Ceremony starting at 4 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:
Heather Hankins, Juan Ruiz and Arthur Wilkie
Juniors:
David Becerra-Lopez, Katie Foster, Wroehnyn Milks, Kaylee O’Bryant, Travis Rife and Edgar Valencia
Sophomore: Miranda Huntley
Freshman: Daniela Estrada, Anisha Kalan, and Crystal Smith
Thank you for your continued support for the challenges our students address with this event.
Coaches Sabalone and Hayenga
PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT &
SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION SERVICES
Upper Lake Union High School District is in Year 2 of Program Improvement under the federal
No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Supplemental Educational Services (SES) is an available
option for students of Upper Lake High School.
SES: What is SES and how does a parent obtain a provider for their child?
Students from low-income families at continuing PI schools, whose parents did not select a
public school choice option, are eligible for Supplemental Education Services (SES). These
services are classes or tutoring which occur outside the regular school day (after school) with
educational providers approved by the State Board of Education. If the number of eligible
students who apply for the SES program exceeds the financial resources available, the lowest
achieving students from low-income families will receive SES first.
If you are interested in SES, please contact the District Office at 275-2655 by February 18,
2015. Information about program improvement and a list of State-approved vendors are also
available on our website at www.ulhs.net.
Board Policy Update: High School Graduation Requirements.
Effective December 14, 2014 with BP 6146.1, ULHS students will not be required to take one online
course as a requirement of graduation. Graduation credit requirements for grades 9-12 are as follows:
Grade
12
11
10
9
Year of Graduation
2015
2016
2017
2018
Number of Credits
240
250
250
250
For any questions, please contact our school counselor, Ms. Carter.
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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:
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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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February 2015
Upper Lake Union High School Lunch Menu
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
2
Orange Chicken
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Rice
&
Milk
3
Chili Cheese Dogs
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
4
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
Pizza
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
9
No School
10
Meatball Sub
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
11
Pizza
Fresh Fruit
Salad
Milk
12
Chef’s Choice
Salad, Vegies
Milk
16
No School
17
Spicy Chicken
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Rice
&
Milk
18
Cold Cut SANDWICH
Fresh Fruit
Salad
Milk
19
Pizza
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
20
Hot Pockets
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
23
Pasta
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
24
Tangerine Chicken
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Rice
&
Milk
25
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
26
Tomato Soup
Salad & Fresh Fruit
Milk
27
Hot Wings
Fresh Salad & fruit
Milk
5
Friday
6
Pasta
Fresh Fruit and Salad
Milk
13
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh salad and fruit
Milk
UPPER LAKE UNION HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH TO ALL STUDENTS!!
NUTRITION FACTS: Carbohydrates fall into three categories: sugars, starches and cellulose, or indigestible fiber. Not all
sugars and starches are nutritionally equal. Table sugar or sucrose provides what nutritionists call "empty calories."
People should eat more starches and cellulose, called complex carbohydrates. Whole-grain bread, potatoes, rice, wholewheat pasta, dried peas and beans, fruits and vegetables are all excellent sources of complex carbohydrates.
**Menu is subject to change. **
March 2015
Upper Lake Union High School Lunch Menu
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
2
Pasta
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Rice
&
Milk
3
Chef’s Choice
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
4
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
Pizza
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
9
Orange Chicken
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
10
Pasta
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
11
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit
Salad
Milk
12
Pizza
Salad, Vegies
Milk
16
Italian Casserole
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
17
Chef’s Choice
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
18
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit
Salad
Milk
19
Pizza
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
20
Left Overs
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
23
Hot Wings
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
24
Pasta
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Rice
&
Milk
25
Cold Cut Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit & Salad
Milk
26
Pizza
Salad & Fresh Fruit
Milk
27
Left Overs
Fresh Salad & fruit
Milk
5
Friday
6
Left overs
Fresh Fruit and Salad
Milk
13
Left Overs
Fresh salad and fruit
Milk
UPPER LAKE UNION HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH TO ALL STUDENTS!!
NUTRITION FACTS: Carbohydrates fall into three categories: sugars, starches and cellulose, or indigestible fiber. Not all
sugars and starches are nutritionally equal. Table sugar or sucrose provides what nutritionists call "empty calories."
People should eat more starches and cellulose, called complex carbohydrates. Whole-grain bread, potatoes, rice, wholewheat pasta, dried peas and beans, fruits and vegetables are all excellent sources of complex carbohydrates.
**Menu is subject to change depending on availability. **
School Calendar
Feb 2015 (Pacific Time)
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Freshmen Class Valentine sales
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CAHSEE Testing @ Rm #4 & Student Ctr.
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Softball v. Staff @ ULHS
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NCS Wrestling @ TBD
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School Calendar
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Sun
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Baseball v. MIddletown
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CA 95485, United States
26
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27
28
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School Calendar
Apr 2015 (Pacific Time)
Sun
Mon
29
Tue
30
Wed
Thu
31
1
Fri
2
Sat
3
4
Spring Break
Baseball v. St. Vincent @
Upper Lake High School,
675 Clover Valley Road,
Upper Lake, CA 95485,
United States
5
6
8 a m - Leadership
12
K-9 Nose Trials @ Entire
campus
7
Baseball @St.Vincent @
Upper Lake High School,
675 Clover Valley Rd,
Upper Lake, CA 95485,
United States
13
Track meet @Cloverdale
@ Cloverdale High
6
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School,
Cloverdale,
United States
3 : 1 5 p m - Curriculum/Instru
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Conference Rm
15
20
6 : 3 0 p m - Board Mtg. @
Student Ctr.
22
27
28
Baseball v St. Vincent
(home) @ St Vincent De
Softball
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High School,
849 @
Upper
High School,
KeokukLake
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CA
675
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Upper Lake, CA 95485,
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29
K-9 Nose Trials @ Entire
campus
18
1 2 p m - State FFA
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Fresno, CA, USA
24
25
1
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@ Kelseyville High
6
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2:15pm - Department Mtg.
11
17
23
Earth Day 2015
Baseball @ Rincon Valley
@ Rincon Valley
SoftballSchool,
@ Rincon
Valley
Christian
4585
@
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Badger
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Christian
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Badger Rd, Santa Rosa,
CA 95409, United States
Baseball @Tomales @
Tomales High School,
3850 Irvin Rd, Tomales,
CA 94971, United States
Baseball v. Calistoge @
Upper Lake High School,
Softball
Tech Rd,
@ Upper
675
Clover v.
Valley
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2 : 1 5 p m - All Staff Mtg.
21
State FFA Convention @ Fresno, CA, USA
10
16
Smarter Balance Math @ Cafeteria/Student Ctr.
Baseball v. Tech @ Upper
Lake High School, 675
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26
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Smarter Balance ELA
19
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