Thursday, September 29, 2016
Today’s Quote: “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” – Barack Obama
CLUBS:
SHH: Members, there is a mandatory meeting on Friday, September 30th in Room #21. We will be discussing t-shirts and the outcome of the snack sale. Bring your lunch. We will start promptly at 12:15 p.m. (Pantoja)
NHS: Attention NHS members and applicants. All applications are due on Monday, October 3rd. Please bring them to Room #408. Shirt orders are also due as soon as possible. If you want to purchase a shirt, come to room #408 for information on how to order. (Saenz-Payne)
Dance Club: Come by the Dance Room today at lunch. We will discuss fundraisers, future events and other news related to Dance. Remember, you do not have to be a dancer to join but you do have to want to be an active member of Dance Club. (Meyers)
Drama Club: There will be a lunchtime Drama Club meeting today, in Room #39 to discuss community service and our upcoming fall show. Tickets for “The Matchmaker” are still available and can be purchased from crew and cast members. (Dias)
Hope Club: The Hope Club will be meeting today in Room #38 at 12:05 p.m. Grab your lunch and a friend and prepare to be inspired! (Garcia)
Art Club: Hey members! Today at noon, in Room #45, we will be planning out our schedule for the rest of 2016. First thing is the de los Muertos, t-shirts and community service project. Please bring your Chromebook along with your enthusiasm. See your there! (Truesdell)
GENERAL:
Attention all CHS students: Breast Cancer Awareness Week is next week. Don’t forget to wear pink on Wednesday, October 5th, and come out to the lunchtime assembly on Friday, October 7th. We’ll see you there Bulldogs. (Hamasaki)
Attention all students: Don’t miss out on taking a family and friends photo next week. This is your chance to be featured in the yearbook with family and friends. Pictures will be taken at the gazebo during lunch from October 3rd through the 6th. Any question, check with Mr. Tomao in Room #44. (Tomao)
Library: The library will be closed today due to CELDT make-up testing. Technology support will be provided to students, if needed, at the side door facing the cafeteria. (Salinas)
Attention students: There will be a representative from Jostens on campus on Thursday, September 22nd, to help you with your class ring and jewelry selections. Please stop by during lunch, in front of the Doghouse, if you would like order or have questions. (Amaral)
Today is: “National Coffee Day”
It’s a great day to be a bulldog!
Activities/Athletics: 9/26/16-10/2/16
FFA Shirt Sale
CSF Snack Sale
Dance Prime Shine Ticket Sales
Thursday, Sept. 29th :
Jostens Class Ring Orders @ Doghouse, lunchtime
Choir-Real Mean Sing @ Johansen High School, 7:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Girls Tennis @ Pacheco, 3:00 p.m.
Girls Golf vs. Los Banos, 2:20 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 30th :
Girls Varsity Volleyball Retreat @ Stateline, NV, All day
Criminal Justice Field Trip @ Ceres Public Safety Dept., 7:45 a.m.-2:37 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 1st :
Girls Varsity Volleyball Retreat @ Stateline, NV, All day
Motto: IT'S A GREAT DAY TO BE A BULLDOG!
Mission Statement:
Ceres High School is a place where all students will participate in a rigorous, standards based curriculum that fosters improved reading and writing skills in all subject areas.
Ceres High School is a place where:
- technology is integrated across the curriculum and is used as a tool for improving student achievement.
- staff and student interaction is positive and every individual is valued as part of the school community.
- every person accepts responsibility to achieve his/her highest potential as evidenced by student assessment.
- every person values and takes responsibility for clear communication which enhances collaboration and decision-making.
Principal's Message:
Welcome to the 2015 -16 school year! It’s a great day to be a bulldog!
Students are receiving a quality education at Ceres High School and they are mastering the standards required by the state. We are very proud of the academic success of our students, but there is more. We are increasing the number of students who will be mentored by adults in the community. We are involving more students in Point Break, an activity designed to decrease bullying, promote civility and break down barriers between students. We will continue our activities specifically designed to connect freshmen to high school, including our ambassador peer mentoring program and our Success 101 classes.
We are also offering quarterly events for parents to increase parent involvement in our school. Our goal at Ceres High School is to ensure that Powerful Teaching and Powerful Learning occur in every classroom, every day. In addition, we want your students to become socially adjusted and productive citizens in our community. In other words, we are committed to you and your students. We look forward to working closely with you so that together, we can continue to make Ceres High School the best in the valley!
- Linda Stubbs, Principal