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Monday, January 14, 2019

 

Today’s Quote:  “The soldier above all others prays for peace, for it is the soldier who must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war.” – Douglas MacArthur

 

COLLEGE/SCHOLARSHIP:

 

CLUBS:

CSF:  Attention all potential CSF members; applications for membership for spring semester are available to be picked up from Mr. Williams in room #406 or Ms. Wray in room #405.  Everyone must reapply for the second semester, even if you were in the club last semester.  Applications are due no later than February 1st at 2:37 p.m.  (Wray)

 

S-Club:  There is an S-Club meeting today at noon in room #12.  (A. Durossette)

 

PHAST:  We are having a PHAST Club meeting on Tuesday, January 15th, during lunch, in room #412.  It’s time to order sweatshirts and plan for semester two.  (R. Salinas)

 

ATHLETICS:

Football:  Varsity football jerseys are still available for purchase for $50.  See Coach Chachere after school in the weight room or in the P.E. office to purchase.  (Chachere)

 

Football:  After school football workouts will start back up on Tuesday, January 15th at 2:45 p.m. in the weight room.  (Chachere)

 

GENERAL:

Hey Bulldogs:  This week is our “Decades” Homecoming.  Today is 50s day; tomorrow is 80s day; Wednesday is 90s day and Thursday is 2000s.  Friday is rally day so, be sure to dress in all out red and white gear.  Also, don’t forget to come out to the lunchtime activity to watch your homecoming candidates and come today at 4:30 p.m. to participate in mural painting and class dance.  (Hamasaki)

 

Calling all female students:  Are you looking for an opportunity to meet professional and successful women in the community who can help you accomplish your dreams?  Would you like to spend a day learning how to set goals, overcome obstacles and work towards your dreams?  Then sign up for the “Dream it, Be it” conference on Saturday, January 26th.  Come to the Amphitheater during lunch today to get more information.  Details are in Google Classroom.  (McNeill)

 

Attention Junior and Senior boys:  If you are interested in becoming a 6th grade camp counselor at Foothill Horizons, come see Cassie in the Counseling Office.  (Castillo)

 

Attention Junior and Seniors:  The new off-campus cards have arrived and will be ready to distribute tomorrow, during lunch, at the attendance windows.  If you have fines, you will need to take care of those before receiving your off-campus card.  If you have any questions, see Esme, Cassie or Nicole.  (Dunn)

 

Attention students:  The library will be closing today at 12:35 p.m.  If you need to return a Chromebook loaner after school, please turn it in to Stella in the front office.  (Ortega)

 

Today is:  “Clean Off Your Desk Day”

 

It’s a great day to be a Bulldog!

 

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About Us

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 Ceres High School! 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