Read! Write! Learn!

2010 -2011 School Year

“Where students do their best learning

& staff do their best teaching”

Record your homework into your agenda each day.

Check off your assignments as you complete them.

Agendas = Bathroom Pass

Agendas are mandatory when leaving classroom.

Textbooks are your property until they are checked back into the library in June.

You are responsible for damages including torn pages, writing, book binding.

Textbooks must be COVERED at all times to protect from damage.

CONSEQUENCES 3rd = Phone Call4th = 60 Minute Central 5th = Saturday School6th = Saturday School7th = Saturday School8th = Principal Conference, Possible Non-Invite

3rd = 30 Minute Central 4th = 60 Minute Central 5th = Saturday School6th = Saturday School & SART7th = Saturday School & SARB8th = Conference with Principal & possible non-invite

IllnessBereavementMedical Appointments

No Make-Up

Work

Citizenship

Grade

Saturday

School

SART

SARB/Non-

Invite

3rd = 30 Minute Central4th = 60 Minute Central5th = Saturday School6th = 1 Day Suspension7th = 2 Day Suspension8th = Principal Referral & School Reassignment

8 CHANCES BEFORE NON-INVITE

Students who demonstrate

defiance (mohawk/fauxhawk, facial piercing, hair-color, etc.) will

receive an automatic Saturday School instead of next step on the

dress code card.

Repeated defiance will result in suspension.

Lanyards displaying ID cards must be worn at all times. Failure to wear it will result in a

60 minute central detention.

No show to central

detention:

1st offense: Office Visit

2nd offense: Sat. school

3rd offense: Suspension

4th offense: Possible Non-Invite

NO-SHOW POLICY

No show to Saturday School:

1st offense: SSP Doubled

2nd offense: Suspension

3rd offense: Possible Non-Invite

NO-SHOW POLICY

Academic Honesty

1st Time: 60 Min

2nd Time: Saturday School

3rd Time: Suspension

Loss of Grade on Assignment/Test

Possible Non-Invite

Serious ViolationsSerious Offenses• Fighting• Sexual

Harassment• Cyberbullying• Weapons• Drugs, AlcoholSerious

Consequences• Suspension• ExpulsionINCLUDES ACTIVITY ON THE WAY TO OR FROM SCHOOL!

Case Study #1

Regularly missed homework

No-show to central detention multiple times

Various other detentions

NON-INV

ITE

Case Study #2Case Study #2

Possession of Possession of baked goods baked goods with with marijuanamarijuana

Sale of Sale of marijuana marijuana off-campus off-campus on way home on way home from schoolfrom school

EXPELL

ED

Case Study #3

Locker room theft-multiple times

Never admitted, but witnesses presentTRA

NSFERR

ED

Case Study #4

Refused to cooperate in class

Generally disruptive

Dress code violator

Multiple no-shows to detention

NON-INV

ITE

•A, D & PE; B,C & E

•Lunch Line•Use of Lunch

Ticket•Cafeteria Rules•Lunch Rules•Must take care of

trash

FALL: Cross Country, Football, Girls Tennis,

Girls VolleyballWINTER: Basketball, Soccer, WrestlingSPRING: Baseball, Softball, Track/Field, Boys

Volleyball

ASB, MESA, Kiwanis, Kiwins, Key Club, Academic Decathlon, Mock Trial, CSF, NHS, Club Euro, Anime, LULAC, Guitar Club, GSA, American Cancer Society, Club Refuge, VSA, Surf, Red Cross, and more!

o Jag Spot

o Lunchline

o Prom

o Parking

o Sunrise/Sunset

o Grad Nite

o Senior Day

o Graduation

SEGERSTROM HIGH SCHOOL

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HSDiploma

2.5 gpaSAT Reasoning or ACT

3.0 gpaSAT Reasoning or ACT

Two Subject Tests

Varies0 – 3.5 gpaSAT, ACT

SAT Subject

Computer Eng.

Aerospace Eng

Mathematics

Fashion Design

Architecture

Interior Design

Film productionPhotography

Education

Nutrition &Wellness

Surgeon

Medicine

Criminology/Law

Government

Political Science

InternationalRelations

Environmentalist

Anthropology

Archaeology

Economy

BusinessTrainer

Sports Medicine

Chiropractor

Real Estate

Construction

Music, Theater& Television

Social Work

Psychology

Class of 2011

Your FUTUREis

waiting foryou…

Journalism

Translator

Senior Year – It’s not over yet!

SAC application & Cal Grant

4-Year College applications

SAT & ACT Tests by December

Letters of Recommendation & Resume

Scholarship applications

Financial Aid Meeting

Request FAFSA pin

Keep grades up! NO senioritis!

FAFSA &Cal Grant due March 2

Scholarship applications

Community College Applications & Placement Testing

College Acceptance Letters

Confirm college choice (SIR)

AP Exams

G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N

Higher Ed. Center will be open on Wednesdaysuntil 7:00pm during the months of October - February

Spring

Whom do I ask for Whom do I ask for help?help?

• Teachers• Counselors: Mr. Gonzalez (A-C), Mrs. Griset

(D-Herm), Ms. Castillo (Hern-Mir), Mr. Wheeler (Mo – Roc), Mrs. Lara (Rod-Z), Adriana Huezo (Higher Ed)

• Administrators: Dr. Avina, Mr. Casper, Mr. Mocnik, Ms. Rubio, Mr. Swanson

• Nurse: Ms. Haxel• Athletics: Mr. Alvarado• Library: Ms. Gerdes• Secretaries & Security Officers