Dear South San Francisco High School Community,

As you may be aware, a vehicle accident occurred early this morning, prior to the start of school, on B Street across from the high school parking lot. The South San Francisco Police Department immediately responded to the scene of the accident, and traffic was temporarily diverted away from B Street. No students or staff members were in any danger.

Per the South San Francisco Police Department press release, at approximately 7:10 a.m. the police department received multiple calls that a male subject was ramming his vehicle into other parked vehicles at the 500 block of El Camino Real, in a local business parking lot.  The male suspect then drove out of the parking lot, across El Camino Real and through the parking lot of South San Francisco High School.  The driver recklessly continued through the parking lot at a high rate of speed striking a cement pillar and eventually became disabled after colliding into another parked vehicle and adjacent fence on B Street.  The driver exited the vehicle and climbed a nearby electrical pole where he was located by responding emergency personnel.  After a short time, the subject fell to the ground and was taken into custody without further incident.

There were no injuries reported during the incident and the investigation is on-going at this time. The cause and motive for the incident is yet to be determined.

School at South San Francisco High School was not impacted by this incident, and no students were affected.

Anyone with information related to this incident is encouraged to contact the South San Francisco Police Department at (650) 877-8900.

16 de mayo del 2018

Estimada comunidad de la preparatoria South San Francisco,

Como ustedes ya se habran enterado, esta mañana muy temprano antes de que comenzran las clases escolares ocurrio un accidente veihicular en el estacionamiento de la preparatoria cruzando la calle B Street. El Departamento de Policía de South San Francisco respondió de inmediato a la escena del accidente, y el tráfico de la calle B Street fue desviado temporalmente. Ningun estudiante o miembro del personal escolar fueron expuestos al accidente.

Según el comunicado de prensa del Departamento de Policía del Sur de San Francisco, recibieron multiples llamadas aproximadamente a las 7:10 a.m. que indicaban que un sujeto estaba embistiendo su vehículo contra otros vehículos estacionados en la cuadra 500 de El Camino Real, en el estacionamiento de un negocio local. El sospechoso salió de el estacionamiento, cruzó El Camino Real y atravesó el estacionamiento de South San Francisco High School. El conductor continuo imprudentemente a alta velocidad por el estacionamiento  golpeando un pilar de cemento y finalmente se estrello con otro vehículo que estaba estacionado cerca de una barda adyacente a la calle B. El conductor salió del vehículo y trepó a un poste eléctrico  donde fue localizado por el personal de emergencia que ya habia respondido. Corto tiempo despues, el sujeto se cayó al suelo y fue detenido sin más incidentes.

No se reportaron heridos durante el incidente y la investigación está en curso en este momento. La causa y el motivo del incidente aún no se ha determinado.

La escuela South San Francisco High School no se vio afectada por este incidente, y ningún estudiante se vio afectado.

Se recomienda a cualquier persona que tenga información relacionada con este incidente que se comunique con el Departamento de Policía de South San Francisco al (650) 877-8900.

Click here for the press release

BRING TO EXAM ROOM: 

DO NOT BRING TO EXAM ROOM:

Congratulations to the following SSFHS students who have been accepted or wait listed for the summer "Girls Who Code" Program.

They are:
 

ATTENTION CAST OF IN THE HEIGHTS!

THEY ARE FINALLY HERE!

Pick up your In the Heights t-shirts from Mr. Pilacik in M-3. Cost of the t-shirt is $14. I am hoping that everyone gets a shirt and that everyone wear the shirts this Friday for Java Jive. 

Class of 2018! Send in your payment now before all the tickets for Gradnite will be gone!

Here is the link to our GradNite website for updates, informationa and to upload forms: 

https://ssfhs.schoolloop.com/gradnite2018

Dear Parents, Students, and Staff:

Below are the links to take the California Healthy Kids Survey.  The survey is voluntary and so I hope you will participate!  Please complete the survey that applies to you. Thank you.

Parent Survey: surveys.wested.org/csps/NK294AT

Student Survey:  surveys.wested.org/chks/NA466MY

Staff Survey:  surveys.wested.org/cscs/HT439FK

Sincerely,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

Attention students in the spring musical!

Once again, congratulations on such a beautiful production this past weekend. However, all good things must come to an end. Monday, March 26th, will be strike. We need bodies to come throughout the afternoon and into the evening to take apart the set. We will start right after school and go until 6:30. The technical directors (Patrick Lucy and Andrew Hernandez) will be coming in at 5ish. We start on the little things and get to the bigger things when the gentlemen come. If you left stuff during the shows, this will be the time for you to pick up whatever you left along with cleaning up the theater. The more people that come, the more work we can complete in one day instead of two days. Thank you and see everyone tomorrow!

MMP

Attention Student:

Please check your email to express your suggested action plans to improve SSFHS.  Attached is the link as well.  Survey response due by Thursday, March 29, 2018.  

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Dr. Cynthia Rapaido, Principal

Attention SSFHS Community:

Please see the attached flyer sent on behalf of SSFHS Athletic Boosters and Swim Team.

Dear SSFHS Community:

Please see the attached flyers regarding:

     CAASPP testing information

     LCAP Meeting

     Community Forum

     AAPAC Meeting

Sincerely,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

Dear Students:

I encourage our students to apply for and attend  Girls Who Code  (https://girlswhocode.com/) FREE Summer Immersion Program!

 The final application deadline is March 16th.

Be sure to look at the attached flyers.  Here is a video on the application process:   

·         Our Application Walkthrough Video provides a detailed step-by-step guide to completing the Summer Immersion Program application

Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can provide any additional support!

For more information:  

Jackson Thomas

Community Partner Manager

Pronouns: he/his

Jackson@girlswhocode.com

917-544-0426

You choose which raffle prizes you want to win! Over 35 prizes and chances to win like: IPAD mini, Disneyland tickets for 4 a $650.00 value, IPOD, Giants tickets,etc..

Raffle tickets only costs $1.00 or 12 for $10 or 25 for $20

 $5.00 raffle tix or 5 for $20 10 for $30 or 20 for $50!

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$12.00 adults,$8.00 students, $6.00 kids 5-11 for dinner

Tickets at the door is $15.00 adults & $10 for Students and Kids!

(note if you are picking up dinner it includes 2 tacos, dessert, beverage & $1.00 raffle ticket. Dinner served 5:30-7:30 pm

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You need not to be present to win. Please complete raflfe tix info to include your name and phone number.. pick the prize you want to win! Its that easy!

Thank you for your support!

Contact Lisa Hoo Gonzalez or Nancy Hoffer

Senior Breakfast & GradNite chairs 2018

Dear student:

Please use the updated Program Planning Handbook that is attached to this email.  The course listed below was not included in the handbook:

Dinner in the Dark

Wednesday, February 14

6:15 pm

SSFHS Cafeteria

At the Door: $16.00

Pre-Sale: $12.00

Some teachers are offering Extra Credit!

Dear Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Students:

I have attached the 2018-2019 Program Planning Handbook (list of courses offered) so you can start looking over the courses we offer for the school year 2018-2019.  We will be on different bell schedules on Monday, February 5 and Thursday, February  8 as follow:

February 5:

Period 1:    8:16  -  9:09

Period 2:    9:15 - 10:08

Period 2:  10:08 - 10:26 (18 min- Distribute information)

Period 3:  10:32 - 11:25

Period 4:  10:31 - 11:35  (Announcements)

Lunch:     12:33 -   1:03

Period 5:   1:08  -   2:01

Period 6:   2:07  -   3:00

February 8:

Period 1:     8:16  -  9:02

                1^st session:  9:08 - 9:21

                2^nd session: 9:27 - 9:40

                3^rd session:  9:46 - 9:59

Period 2:   10:05 - 10:51

Period 3:   10:57 - 11:43

Period 4:   11:49 - 11:55 (announcements)

Period 4:   11:55 - 12:41

Lunch:      12:46 -   1:16

Period 5:    1:22 -   2:08

Period 6:    2:14 -   3:00

On Monday, February 5, 2018, you will have an additional 18 minutes during your 2nd period class to fill out a  Course Preview Sheet by selecting three courses you are interested in taking next school year.  The purpose of Course Preview Day is to make an informed decision of the course you might be interested in before you register for your classes during Scheduling Night.  

On Thursday, Feb 8, 2018, right after 1st period, you will be able to visit the three courses you selected.  You will hear the teacher talk about the course, what will be taught, and what are the student expectations.  After the three sessions, you will then report to your 2nd period class and submit your Course Preview Sheet to your teacher.    

Scheduling Night has been scheduled for each grade level.  Please report to the cafeteria, 4:30-7:00 p.m. on the following designated days:

Juniors:           Feb 20 

Sophomores:  Feb 27

Freshmen:       Mar 6 

If you have any questions regarding Course Preview Day or Scheduling Night, please feel free to email me or your counselor.  

Sincerely,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

Dear SSFHS Community:

Please share with family and friends! The 8th Grade Parent Information Night Showcase will be on Tuesday, Jan 30!

Have you ever thought of working at a coffee shop? Come to M-3 at lunch on January 31st for an information meeting about Java Jive. If you and or your club organization would like to be involved please attend this meeting. We are in need of individuals who can help out and or perform at this first event. The actual Java Jive is on April 27th after school. 

Reserve your spot now before its all sold out!.

Cost for Disneyland Venue is $200.00

Turn in your $50 NONREFUNDABLE deposit by  Monday, January 26 to hold your spot for Disney. There are only 20 spots left for Disney GradNite. The FINAL installment payment of $150 for Disney will be due February 26th.

Cost for Universal GradNite Venue is $175.00

There are only 22 spots left for Universal Studios. Turn in your $50 NONREFUNDABLE deposit by January 26 to hold your spot for Universal. and the FINAL installment payment of $125 due February 26th.

Mandatory forms are required with signup(s) also to be placed on the venue (s) List to attend GradNite event

After February 19th price will go up to $225 for Disney and $200 for Universal Studios if we have any left!

You may fundraise  for your own GradNite with Sees Easter candies you get 50% on egg items and for only item #632.

Text/Email Friends, Family, Coworkers the order form attachment below to get orders!

Go to schoolloop GradNite website  for the MANDATORY REGISTRATION FORMS to download & Print,updates, fundraisers etc..

http://ssfhs.schoolloop.com/gradnite2018

Thank you,

Lisa Hoo Gonzalez & Nancy Hoffer

GradNite Chairs & Senior Breakfast Chairs 2018

ssfhs2018gradnite@gmail.com

Distrito Escolar Unificado de Sur San Francisco

(South San Francisco Unified School District)

Comité Asesor Del Idioma Inglés del Distrito

(DELAC)

District English Language Advisory Committee Meeting

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

6:30 – 8:00pm

Los Cerritos Elementary

Tema (Topic): Drug Prevention and Housing Rights,

Prevención de Drogas y Derechos de Vivienda

Invitados especiales( Guest Speakers): SSF Police Department and Fair Housing

Ofrecemos Comida y Cuidado de niños

Dinner and childcare will be provided

SSFUSD Está comprometido y dedicado a nuestras familias; trabajaremos juntos en el apoyo a usted y a la educación de su hijos.

(SSFUSD is committed and dedicated to our families; we will work together on supporting you and your child’s education.)

College and Career Fair

When:  SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 11AM -2 PM

Where:  South San Francisco High School Gym 400 B St)

Who:  All students from the district

Cost:  Free!

Parents -

Our school is conducting a Self-Study as part of our 6 year review cycle.  Our Self-Study will be reviewed by the Accrediting Commission for Schools as part of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.  We call this process WASC for short!

We're asking ALL of our parents/padres and guardians to take our Parent/Padres survey.  Please select a survey link.  There are 44 questions.

Thank you for participating in our survey!

Ms. Mitchell, ACS/WASC Coordinator, 2018

An additional 20 spots have now opened up for Disneyland Gradnite, and there are only 22 spots left for Universal Studios! 

Email the GradNite Chairs if you want to reserve your spot!

Attention students,

The National Shakespeare Competition has been moved to lunch on Wednesday, January 17th, instead of after school. Please come prepared with your sonnet and monologue.

Pilacik

Dear Students,

Please see the attached flyer regarding a contest sponsored by the Asian Pacific Fund.

This message is sent to you on behalf of SSFHS Band and Color Guard Boosters:

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

This message is sent to you on behalf of San Mateo County Office of Education for Parents of LGBTQ youths.  Please see the attached flyer.  Thank you.

Dr. Rapaido

Seniors,Senior Parents, & Guardians

We just got 20 additional spots for Disney GradNite 2018.

Cost for Venue is $200.00

We will need your $50.00 NONREFUNDABLE deposit & Mandatory Forms received to be placed on the GradNIte Disney Venue by Monday, January 22nd.

The 2nd full installment of $150 is due Monday, February 19th.

After February 19th Price will go up to $225.00

GradNite Universal Tickets also available and we only have 22 spots available.

Cost for venue is $175.00

We need your $50.00 NONREFUNDABLE deposit & Mandatory Forms received to be be placed on the GradNite Universal Venue by Monday, January 22nd.

The 2nd full installment of $125 is due Monday, February 19th.

After February 19th price will go up to $200.00

You may fundraise  for your own GradNite with Sees Easter candies you get 50% on egg items and for only item #632.

Text/Email Friends, Family, Coworkers the order form attachment below to get orders!

Go to schoolloop GradNite website  for the MANDATORY REGISTRATION FORMS to download & Print,updates, fundraisers etc..

http://ssfhs.schoolloop.com/gradnite2018

Thank you,

Lisa Hoo Gonzalez & Nancy Hoffer

GradNite Chairs & Senior Breakfast Chairs 2018

ssfhs2018gradnite@gmail.com

Please see the attached flyer for that is open to the public, Jan 19, 4-7 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club in Pacifica.

Seniors,Senior Parents, & Guardians

We just got 20 additional spots for Disney GradNite 2018. Cost for Venue is $200.00

We will need your $50.00 NONREFUNDABLE deposit & Mandatory Forms received to be placed on the GradNIte Disney Venue by Monday, January 22nd.

The 2nd full installment of $150 is due Monday, February 19th.

After February19th Disney GradNite price will go up to $225.00.

GradNite Universal Tickets also available and we only have 22 spots available.

Cost for venue is $175.00

We need your $50.00 NONREFUNDABLE deposit & Mandatory Forms received to be placed on the GradNite Universal Venue by Monday, January 22nd.

The 2nd full installment of $125 is due Monday, February 19th.

After February 19th Universal GradNite price will go up to $200.00.

You may fundraise  for your own GradNite with Sees Easter candies you get 50% on egg items and for only item #632. Text/Email to family, friends coworkers the Sees Candies order form attached below to get orders!!

Go to schoolloop gradnite site  for the MANDATORY REGISTRATION FORMS to download & Print,updates, fundraisers etc..

http://ssfhs.schoolloop.com/gradnite2018

Thank you,

Lisa Hoo Gonzalez & Nancy Hoffer

GradNite Chairs & Senior Breakfast Chairs 2018

ssfhs2018gradnite@gmail.com

Dear SSFHS Family:

This message is sent to you on behalf of SanTrans:

We wanted to reach out to you to let you know about upcoming changes to SamTrans bus service effective Jan sdittmer@mercyhsb.comuary 21, 2018. SamTrans will merge 12 of its routes into six to simplify service. The mergers will mean fewer transfers for customers. Schedules of several routes will also be adjusted to improve or add service.  

 

You can get complete information on the route mergers and other changes at this link:

 

http://www.samtrans.com/schedulesandmaps/timetables/timetableupdates.html

 

As of January 21, our regular timetable will include all service changes which is available here:

 

http://www.samtrans.com/schedulesandmaps/timetables.html

 

We hope you will provide this information to your parent groups and/or communication with students and families. Please also include our Customer Service line as the point of contact at 1-800-660-4287. This number is multi-lingual.

 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

 

Jessica Epstein

Government and Community Affairs Officer

1250 San Carlos Ave.

San Carlos, CA 94070-3006

Office: (650) 622-7863

Cell: (650) 400-6451

Email: epsteinj@samtrans.com

Dear Parents and Guardians,

The Science Department will have a number of field trips, which are sponsored by Genentech, during the months of Feb-May 2018.  Depending on the science class, students will be able to experience one field trip to a specific destinations (for example:  Exploratorium, California Academy of Science, Genentech, UC Davis, MSI marsh and Beach, Great America, and MSI Canoes in Sloughs) .   If you are interested in chaperoning field trips, please email me and I will have a volunteer packet ready for you to pick up in the main office. You may have your child come and get the packet if you are not able.

Thank you,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

The Thespians listed below were active members of SSFHS, Troupe 7180 in the 2016-2017 school year.  Founded in 1929, ITS is the student honorary division of the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA), the professional association for theatre education.  They serve over 4,700 schools around the world with an active student membership of more than 125,000.  Each Thespain inductee has completed over 100 hours of excellent work in theatre arts and related disciplines.  In doing so, they have acquired essential 21st century life and career skills that include creativity and innovation, critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork, and effective communication.  They now join the ranks of over 2.3 million Thespians and Thespian alumni, including Jane Lynch, John Goodman, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Tom Hanks.

Congratulations to our Thespian honor students, the troupe officers, and the troupe director, Mr. Michael Pilacik! 

Nicolas Arcega

Josh Balancio

Edwin Balderas

Vanessa Cassandra

Esperanza Cortez

Matheus D'Avila

Erica Estrad

Andrew Gamboa

Gabrielle Garcia

Jexi Haro

Kaycee Aspacio

Nicholas Caprio

Benjamin Doan

Alejandro Guzman Valtierra

Abigail Hernandez

Jonathan Mejia Lopez

Ahlaya Millen

Carolann O'Day

Nicole Salas

Melchisedec Serrano

Serena Siao

Hailey Tambini

Rebecca Vance

Layla Victoria

Helen Wilborn

Emely Zarco

On Monday, January 8th 2018, we will have a brief registration room from 8:10 – 8:16 a.m. First period begins at 8:21 a.m. and will end at the usual time, 9:12. Please do not skip your registration room. Your schedules are subject to change due to electives, balancing of classes sizes, etc. Please be sure to arrive within the appropriate window of time.”

Please see attached newsletter sent to you on behalf of SSFUSD Nutrition Services. 

Dear Senior students:

Please see the attached scholarship application information from

1)  SSF Chamber of Commerce Scholarship (deadline March 1, 2018)  and

2)  Crestmoor Neighborhood Memorial Scholarship (deadline March 14, 2018). 

The Bell Schedule for Finals week is attached.

Finals are:

Tuesday, December 19th, 1st and 2nd Periods

Wednesday, December 20th, 3rd and 4th Periods

Thursday, December 21st, 5th and 6th Periods

Monday, December 18th is a regular school day.

There is no school on Friday, December 22nd.

Have a great Winter Break!

The Winter Concert is Thursday, December 14th from 7:00 to 9:00 pm in the Auditorium.

Performances by the Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, and Choir.

Food and Beverages will be sold from 5:30 to 8:00 pm.

Please see the attached flyer.

Support our Amazon Smile Fundraiser. Do not go to the regular Amazon web sign in!! here is the link to support SSFHS PTSA 

http://smile.amazon.com/ch/94-6174508

Thank you for your participation in purchasing online!

SSFHS PTSA

Attention all students:

Fire alarm units are placed on buildings for a reason: to alert there is a fire and to evacuate. 

Pulling a false fire alarm disrupts school and students' education. It is also against the law with consequences of up to $5000 fine and an arrest which could lead to imprisonment. School consequences result in a five day suspension for disruption of the entire school.  Any person who is involved in the false fire alarms will result in both - school consequences and dealing with the law. 

Students:  if you see something, say something!

Attention Juniors and Seniors:

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation’s Student Leaders® Program is officially accepting applications for its 2018 Student Leaders® program.

Participation in this program will help students develop their leadership and career skills and to connect with like-minded students. The purpose of Bank of America Student Leaders Program is to recognize exemplary high school juniors and seniors who have a passion for improving their communities.

The program helps students gain a greater understanding of how nonprofits create impact in the community and helps develop them as the next generation of community leaders through two components:

-        A summer eight-week paid internship with a nonprofit organization selected by the bank

-        The week-long, all-expense paid Student Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. from July 8-13, 2018 

Interested students apply for the program by going to: www.bankofamerica.com/studentleaders. The application period is officially open with a firm deadline of Friday, February 2, 2018.

For more information on the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, visit: www.bankofamerica.com/foundation.

Congratulations to Mr. Pilacik, the students and faculty who were involved in the Fall Play, Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night".  It was hilarious and heartwarming.  Thank you to all players and crew!  Job well done!

Pipeline Survey on El Camino Real at West Orange

Extended to Week of October 23

The pipeline survey on El Camino Real at West Orange will require a few additional days to complete restoration. Work will continue into the week of October 23, but should be done by October 26. 

We continue to ask that people keep clear of the excavation area for their own safety during work hours. We apologize again for the ongoing inconvenience. 

Work hours will continue to be between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. 

24-hour answering line: 866-973-1476

mliapes@sfwater.org;blauppe@sfwater.org          Follow us on line at sfwater.org/peninsula

Michele Liapes

Communications and Public Outreach

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

415-554-3211

District English learner advisory committee                                                  

(DELAC)

CELEBRATE
HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH!

Tuesday, October 17, 2017

6:00-6:30 PM cena (DINNER )

6:30-7:00 PM delac ACTIVIDADES(Activities)

7:00-8:00 PM  entretenimiento (eNTERTAINMENT)

South San Francisco high school

400 b street

Tema (TOPIC): Cultura  (Culture)

Invitados especiales:  orador invitado (guest Speaker)

Habrá ENTRETENIMIENTO, RIFAS Y  PREMIOS

There will be ENTERTAINMENT, RAFFLES & PRIZES!

¡SU VOZ IMPORTA!

YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

Ofrecemos Comida y Cuidado de niños

Dinner and childcare will be provided

Dinner and childcare will be provided

There will be RAFFLES & PRIZES

Middle College is now accepting applications for juniors interested in enrolling in the Spring semester.

A representative from Middle College will be in front of the cafeteria at lunch on Tuesday October 10^th  and 17^th.

The first prize winner that sells over $150 will win $50 amazon card!

Students selling more than $100 will be in drawing for $25 amazon card!!

Order forms make 50%, Internet orders make 40%

Have Family, friends, coworkers view link below to give you orders! but if they prefer internet order our school"s fundraiser

ID # is 673189

link for bag/accessories:

http://www.mixedbagdesigns.com/MyFundraiser/Fall2017-BagAccessoriesCatalog.pdf

link for kitchen and home:

Sent to you on behalf of SSFHS Band Guild Boosters!

Please see attached newsletter.

Thinking about college?  Check out the website below from Fair Opportunity Project that provides free information to you!

(cut and paste website):

https://www.fairopportunityproject.org/

South San Francisco Police Department

will be here on

September 19th

5:30 - 6:30 pm

SSFHS Library

Come learn about our Police Liaisons

what they do on campus

and how they help keep us safe!

Our 1st Parent Education Night of 2017-18

Hello All:

     I am sending this mail to you all to bring to your attention that U-turns are not allowed by the school gate on B Street. Please do not make a U-turn at this location. Be warned you may get a ticket as there is a no U-turn sign clearly displayed by the gate. Also, please advise your child to walk only on the designated crosswalks.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Sincerely, 

Olumuyiwa A. Idowu, Ed.D.
Assistant Principal, South San Francisco High School
650-877-8754 x6524

On Tuesday, September 5, 2017, SSFHS celebrated with Genentech the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of the Futurelab Biotechnology Science Garage!  Thank you, Genentech, for the beautiful Science Garage!  Thank you for all that you do for the student of SSFUSD!  Yes, the future of science is here! 

Here is a clip from KPIX CBS highlighting our student Nicholas Arcega, Biotechnology and AVID teacher Cheri Cohen, Superintendent Dr. Shawnterra Moore, and Genentech Director of Corp and Employee Giving Kristen Campbell Reed.

On behalf of PTSA, JOIN!

Dear SSFHS Parents and Students:

Cut and past this website to learn more about affordable colleges!

http://www.affordablecolleges.com/

Dear SSFHS Students,

As a reminder, school rules and expectations include the following:

1) No electronic devices allowed during the school day including lunch time unless the student has been authorized by staff that it can be used for instructional purposes; and

2)  No hoods allowed inside or outside of class.  Beannies and baseball caps may be worn outside for sun protection or cold.

Students who do not follow the school rules will be given school consequences.

Thank you,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

Congratulations to Esperanza Cortez, Marie Perez, Jeremy Guiman, Jonathan Yip, Sara Castro, Estreya Gonzalez, and Franchesca Buendia!

They were selected and completed the Immersion in Community Medicine - Summer Internship Program at Stanford University! Part of the internship included a presentation they had to do.  The presentation topics were on mental illnesses, HIV/AIDS, and health disparities. Each presentation covered the aspects affecting overall wellbeing, as well as the social, financial, and communal shifts in lifestyle.

Dear Parents,

Please take a look at the attached information to see all of the possible opportunities you can get involved at the high school! I look forward to seeing you at Back to School Night!

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HIGH SCHOOL

400 B St., SSF, CA 94080 (650) 877-8754

English Language Learners (ELL)

Date:  TUESDAY, August 29, 2017

       Location:  South San Francisco High School    

       4:30 pm - 5:30 pm:        LIC (Library)           Register School Loop

       5:30 pm - 6:00 pm:        Room E6                  Parent Meet & Greet

    6:00 pm - 6:15 pm:        Auditorium              Band, Ballet Folklorico, Cheer

        6:15 pm - 6:45 pm:        LIC (Library)          Welcome Introductions

        6:50 pm - 8:30 pm:       Campus Wide           Classrooms Visits   

Dear SSFHS Community,

This flyer is sent to you on behalf of SSFHS Band Guild.

Dear South San Francisco High School Family, The South San Francisco High School Band Guild and Color Guard will be selling BBQ Chicken dinner bowls on Tuesday August 29, 2017 from 4:30-6pm in the cafeteria.

Dinner will consist of:

 One BBQ Chicken Kebab

 Mexican Rice

 Green Salad

 Sweet Roll and

 Soft Drink or Water $10/ Plate until supplies last.

These plates go fast so don’t be left out.

PRE-ORDER FORM BELOW CASH, CHECKS and CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Please turn in order form and money into the office to Ms. Marcic or Ms. Rudd deadline for pre-orders Tuesday August 29th at 3pm

Yes, I would like to order dinner plates:

QTY ____________ x $10 = __________ (please make checks payable to SSFHS Band Guild)

Name: ______________________________________________________ 

Thank you, but at this time I will only like to make a donation of $________. Thank you, The SSFHS Band Guild and Color Guard Students  

Dear SSFHS Community,

Please see the attached flyer regarding the upcoming DELAC meeting.  

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Please see the attached flyer regarding the upcoming meeting for the African American Parent Advisory Committee.  Below are future dates.

Thank you.

Dr. Rapaido, Principal 

"Fall Parent Sports Night"

Tuesday August 22, 7:00 pm

in the Large Gym

This is a mandatory meeting for all athletes and parents of athletes participating in:

Football, Girls' Tennis, Girls' Volleyball, Cross Country and Girls' Golf.

The Athletic Director and Coaches will be there!

2017-18 Student Handbook

Order Pictures!

SECOND Picture Day is Tuesday, August 22.

Here's the Link for Orders!

Here's the link to the Summer Reading assignments for this Summer, 2017.  9th and 10th grade honors classes, and AP Language and AP Literature classes are doing Summer Reading this year!

If you are in College Preparatory English (CP), or ERWC (Seniors), there is NO Summer Reading assignment for you!

Dear Student and Parent,

Attached is the 2017-2018 Program Planning Handbook.  Please review the attached handbook as a family to prepare for next school year.

On Monday, February 6, during 3rd period, students will be given a Course Preview Day Form to select three elective courses they are interested in hearing about.  Students, grade 9-11, will also be given a hard copy of the 2017-2018 Program Planning Handbook.  On Wednesday, February 8, SSFHS will be on an assembly schedule.  Students in grade 9-11 will participate in the Course Preview Day to visit the three elective classes they selected.  Hopefully, after reading about the course and visiting the class, students will be able to make an informed decision of which elective course they want to sign up for Fall 2017.  Students in grade 12 will report to the football field bleachers for their senior panoramic photo. 

Below is the bell schedule for Feb 8:

 Period 1   8:16-9:04

Period 2   9:10-9:56

3rd Period Announcements: 10:04-10:09

Period 3:  10:09-10:52

Grades 9-11 attend 1st, 2nd, and 3rd sessions.

Grade 12 reports to Bleachers by 10:58 -11:46 for Senior Panoramic Photo

Course Preview 1st session: 10:58 – 11:10

Course Preview 2nd session: 11:16 – 11:28

Course Preview 3rd session: 11:34 – 11:46

Period 4    11:52-12:40

Lunch    12:43-1:13

Period 5    1:19-2:07

Period 6   2:13-3:00 

Sincerely,

Dr. Rapaido, Principal

Attention all:

Below are the updated and revised Early Release Dates for Spring 2017. 

Jan 11 - CANCELLED
Jan 18 - District Collaboration
Feb 1 -   Site Collaboration
Feb 15 - Site Collaboration
Mar 1 -   Site Collaboration
Mar 15 - CANCELLED
Mar 29 - District Collaboration
April 5 -  CANCELLED

Attention all students:

Fire alarm units are placed on buildings for a reason: to alert there is a fire and to evacuate. 

Pulling a false fire alarm disrupts school and students' education. It is also against the law with consequences of up to $5000 fine and an arrest which could lead to imprisonment. School consequences result in a five day suspension for disruption of the entire school.  Any person who is involved in the false fire alarms will result in both - school consequences and dealing with the law. 

Students:  if you see something, say something

Go to smile.amazon.com to choose our school South San Francisco High PTSA to start receiving donations from all your purchases! Only purchases made at smile.amazon.com are eligible for donations not Amazon.com.

Our special link taking you directly to enroll is http://smile.amazon.com/ch/94-6174508

thank you for your support for all our students @SSFHS

SSFHSPTSA

Support Our School Activities & Grad Nite by purchasing gift cards certificates to print Now and Always from Starbucks,JCP, Safeways, Lowes, Petsmart, Petco, gas & more! This is a year round continuous fundraiser!  Potentially if 100 families register we can make $97,000! Email relatives, co-workers, friends etc..to help support.our school. Funds raised to be distributed to each club like Boosters, Avid, Band, Folklorico, ASB etc.. 

Ex: After youy register & signup with Presto Pay, Print your Starbucks certificate & use to apply to your App on your IPhone as you always do on your purchases for coffee!

Please register at www.shopwithscrip.com/shop and use the enrollment code that is assigned to our school to receive the donations. Enrollment code:E3F7ED7248859. 

Thank you, address questions to Lisa Hoo Gonzalez & Olga Aldana at gonzalbyte@aol.com and aldanaol @wellsfargo.com