Weekly Bulletin/Announcements

4/28/21

2022 Chipotle Fundraiser

The 2022 Class Council will be hosting a Chipotle fundraiser on Saturday, May 1st from 5PM to 9PM! Come out to the Chipotle located at 10385 S De Anza Blvd and mention Cupertino High School or order online and use the code, JPJQZK7, during checkout in the promo code section. A quick reminder that this fundraiser is not just limited to students of our class, so be sure to come out with family and friends and encourage others to order as well! Let’s keep up the great turnout!

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you all there!

 

Congratulations to Tino Model UN

Congratulations to Tino Model UN for their stellar contributions to Henry Model UN Conference over the weekend! Tino Model UN won best large delegation over all! A special shout out to the following delegates that won individual awards:

- Angela Deng for Honorable Mention in WHO

- Nicole Han for Honorable Mention in CCDC

- Steven Jiang for Outstanding Delegate in CCDC

- Christine Zhang for Best Delegate in CSW

 

Women In Tech - Technovation Showcase

Hey Tino!

The Women In Tech club will be hosting a showcase for club members to present the projects they have been developing this semester for Technovation. For those of you who don’t know, Technovation is a global competition that challenges teams to solve real-world problems, combining innovative technology and entrepreneurship.

The showcase will be taking place on April 28th, from 2:00 to 3:00 PM. We invite you to attend and learn more about these incredible projects!

Zoom Link: https://tinyurl.com/wit-showcase
Password: 494 560
Schedule: https://tinyurl.com/wit-schedule

4/21/21

 

Class of '24 Chipotle Fundraiser Saturday 5-9 PM

Hey Tino!

The Class of 2024 is hosting their first fundraiser of the year at Chipotle this Saturday, April 24th, from 5 PM to 9 PM.

There are two ways you can participate in this fundraiser:

1) Come out to the Chipotle located at 10385 S De Anza Blvd from 5 to 9 PM and mention CUPERTINO HIGH SCHOOL or SHOW THE ATTACHED FLYER:

Flyer: https://tinyurl.com/24chipotle

2) USE THE CODE 8JRWQCH to order online at Chipotle’s website and during checkout in the promo code section.

Teen Academy

Are you interested in law enforcement or wonder what police work is like? The Sheriff’s Office is hosting a FREE 2-week Police Academy for high school students giving students an inside look at law enforcement. Topics will include traffic laws and enforcement, criminal law, SERT, Dive team, K9, Bomb squad, and more.

The Academy will begin on June 07, 2021 and end on June 17, 2021 (Monday through Thursday). Classes will be held from 08:30-3:30 PM in San Jose.

Applications are on Schoology and due no later than May 12^th.

4/7/21

Students who drive to school

Students may only park in the student lot near the pool and must have a CHS 2020-2021 parking permit.  There will be no charge for the parking passes, and it must be a current pass displayed on the left side of the rear window. To apply for a parking pass, please complete the online CHS 2020-2021 Parking Permit Request. Parking passes will be distributed at the ASB office during brunch, lunch, and after school.  

MUN Current Event Discussion

Hey Tino!

Model UN is holding a current event discussion on the recent events in Myanmar on Wednesday, April 7th at 2:30 PM. If you are interested in this topic and would like to join our discussion, feel free to drop by!

Link: https://tinyurl.com/tinomunzoomlink
Password: 849759

We hope to see you there

Santa Clara Youth Commission Virtual Conference

Learn about the future of sustainable technology at the virtual Sustainable Tech for Environmental Minds (STEM) Conference on Saturday, April 17th, from 1-4pm! The City of Santa Clara Youth Commission is hosting the event to bring youth together in the movement to protect our futures and the future of the environment through technological innovation. There will be workshops on environmental research, environmental engineering, clean energy, and more!

Register by Sunday, April 11th: tinyurl.com/SCstemconreg

Visit the STEM Conference Website for more information on schedule and speakers: tinyurl.com/SCstemcon

Foothill College Women in STEM Club Event

The Foothill College Women in STEM club is hosting an event for high school/college students to empower females interested in studying STEM-related fields. Inspiring Young Women in STEM is a wonderful speaker event where young women will be able to explore their STEM interests through guest speakers, Next Step discussions, career advice, and an overall community-building experience! During this 2 hour event, guests will get the chance to listen to two amazing women who are current professionals in the STEM field. Afterward, there will be a short Q&A session with the speakers which will lead into our Next Steps discussion and ending with a Starbucks gift card prize for a handful of lucky participants.

A little about the speakers:

·  Dr. Kaishauna Guidry graduated from UCLA, majoring in Sociology and minoring in Educational Studies, and briefly worked as an elementary school teacher before going back to school in pursuit of a career in medicine. Now, she works as an end-of-life mobile physician in Southern California. 

·  Dr. Marissa E. Yañez is a proud Foothill College and UC Berkeley alumni, graduating with a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Material Studies. After receiving her Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University of Washington, Yañez went on to work as a scientist for the SRI International and later founded Empoder, a non-profit organization that provides STEM-focused programs to empower the most vulnerable populations.

Registration: https://fhda-edu.zoom.us/j/91590831727?pwd=M3dXY2JxZENyLzU2K2p5ZjM3dU55UT09 

Please register for the event using the RSVP link posted on the flyer above or the link below. For any follow-up questions or comments please contact the event coordinators, Sydney or Venicia, at sydneytomaneng@gmail.com or masseyvenicia@fhda.edu. 

3/31/21

AVID Class Tutors for 2021/2022 School Year!
Hey Tino!

Do you want to mentor/tutor underclassmen and build relationships? Would you like to collaborate with teachers and a team of other tutors to develop engaging lesson plans? Are you interested in going on college field trips AND getting support for your college applications?!

If you answered YES to any of the questions then you should consider being an AVID tutor for the 2021/22 school year!

The CHS AVID program is looking for student tutors who are…

• Compassionate, polite, and ethical
• Able to communicate and work well with others in high-energy, collaborative environments
• Personable, self-motivated, and enjoy helping fellow students with problem solving processes
• Will be in grades 10-12 during the 2021/22 school year and available to tutor during 1^st period

As an AVID tutor, you would be trained and taught the AVID tutorial structure. AVID Tutors are leaders, who help and encourage students to perform better, communicate with teachers more effectively, and feel more connected to their community.

For more information about the AVID program, please visit: https://chs.fuhsd.org/academics/programs/avid or https://www.avid.org/what-avid-is

Please complete the AVID Tutor application to express your interest no later than Friday, April 2^nd.

AVID Tutor Application - https://forms.gle/RuHfuSyTVTMQU5Mx8

CHS Dance Team Auditions for 2021-2022

The Cupertino High School Golden Spurs will be holding auditions for the 2021-2022 school year from April 20-22, 2021. If you are interested in becoming a part of this Award Winning Dance Team, go to Instagram page (@chsgoldenspurs) for more information.

Harker's Virtual Business and Economics Conference

BEcon (http://becon.harker.org/) will take place on Friday, April 16th from 4-6 pm, and Saturday, April 17th from 2-5:15 pm. The conference will kick off with our keynote speaker Mr. Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia. We’ll then transition into interactive workshops with industry professionals, and students will also get a chance to learn about what goes into evaluating a company and predicting its future.

On Saturday afternoon, we’ll have more interactive workshops for the students to choose from. For the mentor panels, we’ll split into breakout rooms for different industries to allow students an opportunity to converse directly with industry professionals. To end the conference, we're hosting the annual Harker Tank event, a pitch competition where Harker's own student-run companies will compete for a monetary prize and a chance to pitch to real VC firms. Students will have a chance to watch the pitches and participate in judging.

For sign-ups, students can fill out this Google Form: tiny.cc/becon2021.

For more information, feel free to also watch this video: https://youtu.be/eR9x7b5uqog​!
 

3/24/21

 

Registration deadline extended for International Club Movie Night!! 

CHS International Club and Parent-Teacher-Student-Association (PTSA) invites you and your family to a movie night! 

Movie: Los Hermanos/The Brothers. This thought-provoking movie is about two Cuban brothers and their reunion after spending years apart. One brother lives in Cuba and the other lives in New York. It's a touching story shown through the lens of music, culture and family.

When: Fri., March 26, 2021 at 6:30pm.  (You may start the movie later if you wish.)

RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/international-club-movie-night by Friday, March 26 at 6:00 pm. 

You must register on Eventbrite first. We will send you the movie’s link before the event.

Meet the producers: Right after the movie screening we will meet the filmmakers in a live Q&A session on Zoom

Watch the movie trailer: hermanosbrothersfilm.info

Cupertino UNICEF Outreach Discussion RSVP (3/26)

Hey Tino! Are you interested in learning more about UNICEF, participating in a discussion about current events or meeting people with similar interests as you? If this sounds like you, then make sure to come out to Tino UNICEF Outreach’s very first UNICEF discussion on 3/26/21 from 5:30 to 6:30! Please RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/currenteventsunicef. We look forward to seeing you there!

Global Health Club Medical Student Guest Speaker

Hey Tino! Interested in pursuing medicine but unsure about the process to become a doctor? Global Health Club will be holding a meeting with Divita Pandita, a current medical school student at UC Berkeley and Co-Coordinator of the Blood Pressure Project. Learn more about medical school and the path to become a doctor, this Thursday (March 25) at 11:20 AM. Hope to see you there!

Zoom Link: https://fuhsd-org.zoom.us/j/93422294997?pwd=K2N1S2xWaGhacnAyWTRHSmVwSy9QQT09

Meeting ID: 934 2229 4997
Passcode: 207634

3/3/21

Class of 2022 MOD Pizza Fundraiser

Hey Tino! The 2022 Council will be hosting a fundraiser at MOD Pizza (10815 Wolfe Road)on Tuesday March 9th from 10:30AM to 10:00PM! Please come between these hours and either show them the flyer or tell them that you are here for the Cupertino High School fundraiser! If you want to order online, please use the promo code: GR176293C in order for your order to be counted toward our fundraiser. Thank you so much and we hope you come out for a cheesy delight!

MenloHacks

The 2021 MenloHacks event will take place on March 13th and 14th through Discord! This year’s schedule includes games, a puzzle, and various workshops. Students will have the opportunity to present programming projects to a panel of judges and win cash prizes of up to $500, a subscription to Wolfram-Alpha, and access to Art of Problem Solving! Also, MenloHacks is open to students of any level - no programming experience is required. If you are interested, you can apply at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/menlohacks-51-tickets-135261790657 before the deadline on March 6th. We hope to see you there!

The adult point of contact is Dr. Arnberg, her email is nina.arnberg@menloschool.org.

Comedy Hour's St. Patrick's Day Show

Hey, Tino! Come to Comedy Hour's St. Patrick's Day Show on March 19th from 4:30 to 5:30 at https://tinyurl.com/comedyhourshow for some free entertainment! Wearing green is optional.

Civil Air Patrol

Civil Air Patrol is a community program and is the official auxiliary to the US Air Force. It has three missions: Emergency Services, Cadet Programs, and Aerospace Education. Emergency Services include assisting local first responders with emergency operations, helping government organizations with natural disaster relief, and locating downed aircraft. Cadet programs include leadership, time management, and attention to detail training, as well as many other life skills. Aerospace Education includes teaching STEM concepts to our community and numerous activities relating to that. We also offer flight training; members get free piloting and flight instruction opportunities, 5 in our squadron’s airplane and 5 in a glider.

Our local squadron, based out of Palo Alto Airport, is now recruiting new cadets. We meet every Tuesday night, from 1900 to 2100, and on March 30, the fifth Tuesday, we are hosting an informational session for prospective cadets. If you are interested, please fill out this form: https://bit.ly/capcadet, and we’ll get back to you with more details.

2/24/21

2022 MOD Pizza Fundraiser

Hey Tino! The 2022 Council will be hosting a fundraiser at MOD Pizza (10815 N Wolfe Rd)on Tuesday March 9th from 10:30AM to 10:00PM! Please come between these hours and either show them the flyer or tell them that you are here for the Cupertino High School fundraiser! If you want to order online, please use the promo code: GR176293C in order for your order to be counted toward our fundraiser. Thank you so much and we hope you come out for a cheesy delight!

LancerHacks Hackathon

The Programming Club at Saint Francis High School in Mountain View, CA is hosting a 12-hour hackathon organized by sfhacks, the student-led programming club at Saint Francis High School. It’s free, virtual, and it’s for everyone attending grades 8 through 12 -- not just programmers. 

In partnership with the school, LancerHacks will take place virtually (via Discord!) on Saturday, February 27, 2021 (around 7:45 am to 10:00 pm PST) and will host approximately 200 students from local high schools. Drawing from the strength of our school’s mission to “educate hearts and minds to serve the world,” the theme of LancerHacks IV is “standing on the shoulder of giants.” We encourage attendees to draw inspiration from the primary nature of scientific and technological development. Feel free to interpret the prompt however you want — get creative! 

The hackathon will include workshops, panels, and mini-competitions, all of which will be centered on the development of valuable skills such as social awareness and involvement, creativity, and collaboration. 

For more information and to sign up, please visit our website at https://lancerhacks.com. 

2021 Climate Video Challenge

Climate change is happening now, all around us, and we have an opportunity to reimagine and rebuild our present and future in a fair and just way for all Californians. With this goal in mind, the California Coastal Commission invites California middle and high school students to present a video response to the question: What does climate justice look like to me? 

Entry deadline is March 31, 2021. To find all the details on how to enter; helpful background on climate change, climate justice, and climate solutions; and additional resources for educators, visit https://coastal.ca.gov/climatechallenge/ 

EmPower Silicon Valley Youth Short-Film Competition

Silicon Valley Clean Energy invites high school students to participate in the EmPower Silicon Valley Youth Short-Film Competition. Participating students will share their ideas and solutions for fighting climate change. No previous climate change knowledge or film experience needed!

Learn more about the competition and sign up for updates at SVCleanEnergy.org/Empower-SV. 

Tech Interactive Youth Climate Action Summit

Every year, the Tech Interactive hosts their Youth Climate Action Summit, a summit to teach attendees about climate advocacy and climate awareness with over 500 high school student and teacher attendees. Due to COVID-19, the event is shifting entirely online. This year, the Tech Interactive is looking to promote youth advocacy using technology at the summit, where you can show off your work in using technology in the environmental field. The summit will be held on March 27-28^th. For more information and to register, please visit https://www.thetech.org/.

2/10/21

Congrats Tino Model UN

🎉Congrats to Tino Model UN for representing us at SCVMUN this past weekend! 🎉 ...and a special congrats to Sonali Patankar👏 and Vansh Mathur 👏, who won verbal commendations representing Lebanon in the DISEC committee. Way to go, Tino Model UN!

 

Virtual Health and Wellness Corner

CHS Library is excited to debut our new  Virtual Health and Wellness Corner!  It can be accessed through the library page at the bottom of the Online Library Resources or through the student portal under the Wellness Check-in Form.

It offers mindfulness suggestions, calm and soothing sounds, yoga, guided meditation and other resources.

 

AACI Growing Up Asian in America Art, Essay and Video Contest 2021

AACI, a Bay Area non-profit, and in partnership with NBC Bay Area, is hosting their annual Growing Up Asian in America (GUAA) art, essay and video contest for K-12 Bay Area students.

This year’s theme is: This is My Time: Exploring the challenges and dreams of a post-pandemic world. Here are the prize offerings:

• One (1) $1,000 Grand Prize winner
• Nine (9) $500 Best in Class winners

Entries are due on Friday, April 2, 2021 by 5pm. Visit the contest website at www.aaci.org/guaa for more information, rules, and submission instructions.

2/3/21

CHS App Release

Hello everybody! We are so excited to announce that the Cupertino High School App has officially been released! This app will be used to make it easier for students and parents to find the weekly school announcements, general updates/information, as well as club announcements! For now, this is an iOS only app, but we will be looking into expanding on that in the future. We highly encourage everyone to download the app, and are hopeful that it will prove useful for everybody, especially in the context of keeping informed about school events. To download, either search "Cupertino High School" in the App Store or go to the following link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cupertino-high-school/id1518943287
Finally, we'd like to thank Aditya Bagga for designing/building this app!

1/26/21

2021 Black Student Empowerment Conference

Join the 2021 Black Student Empowerment Conference, “Young, Gifted and Black: Finding Your Voice” at De Anza College. The conference will take place via zoom on Wednesday, February 3, 2021, from 9 am – 12:00 pm. 

This conference is free and open to all high school students. Come together with high school students from across the region for an exciting morning of inspirational talks and interactive workshops.  

Featured guests: 

• Lloyd A. Holmes – President of De Anza College 
• London Breed – Mayor of the City of San Francisco 
• Joseph Marshall – Founder of Alive & Free, host of Street Soldiers Radio on 106 KMEL

There is no RSVP necessary. Please fill out the interest form if you would like reminders and additional information. If you have any questions, please reach out to aragonerick@fhda.edu.  

Learn more at deanza.edu/outreach/black-student-empowerment

Valentine’s Serenades

Hey Tino! Choir’s annual singing Valentine’s Serenades are officially on sale in the student store (tinyurl.com/serenades2021)! Send a Valentine’s Serenade complete with singing, choreography, outfits, and a personalized message from you! You’ll be able to purchase your serenade for $3 until February 9^th! Make a friend of that certain someone feel special with a serenade this year!

1/20/21

 

Student Center for Success

The Student Center for Success is remotely open and available to help with your academic questions and needs! Check out this video to learn more about this helpful program.

MLK Tournament Breaks for Speech and Debate

Here are the MLK Tournament Breaks from this weekend!

James Logan Invitational Breaks: 

Aneesh Bhat in LD: 5th Speaker, Semifinalist 

Alaina Mupparthi in Expos: Finalist, 6th Place 

Amrutha Vaidyam in OI: Finalist, 7th 

Amrutha Vaidyam & Ashwath Kannan in DUO: Semifinalists 

Abhay Acharya & Aditya Bagga in PF: Quarterfinalists James Logan 

Srutika Sureshbabu in OO: Quarterfinalist 

Rishi Anand in IX: Quarterfinalist 

Rishi Anand in NX: Quarterfinalist 

Place Arya Shukla in OI: Quarterfinalist 

Shanlea Tabofunda in OA: Quarterfinalist 

Abhay Acharya in IMP: Octafinalist 

Ishita Vemula in OO: Octafinalist

Ria Narang in OO: Octafinalist 

Ashvin Loghashankar in LD: Doubleoctafinalist 

 

Congratulations to our Model UN Club for proudly representing Tino this weekend at CMUNCE XX and EBMUN Virtual Model UN Conferences!

All delegates should be incredibly proud of the hard work, creativity, collaboration, and heart they put into their committee sessions. And a special shout out to the following students who were recognized for awards by the secretariat:

CMUNCE:

Teesha Sreeram - Rising Star Award representing Tony Coelho in the "Americans with Disabilities Act: Board of Directors" committee

Jason Li - Verbal Commendation representing Ane Lone Bagger in the "Greenlandic Independence from Denmark, 2020" committee

EBMUN:

Gauri Chawla - Research Award & Outstanding Delegate Award representing AOC in the "Constitutional Convention 2100" committee

Kathleen Hua - Verbal Commendation representing Hestia in the "Gods of Olympus" committee

Neha Mali - Research Award representing Lord North in the "American Revolution: Britain" committee

Vansh Mathur - Outstanding Delegate Award representing Lord Shelburne in the "American Revolution: Britain" committee

Olivia Mathai - Verbal Commendation representing Germany in WHO

Aalok Atre - Honorable Mention Award representing Turkey in WHO

Nicole Han - Verbal Commendation representing Turkey in SOCHUM

Anika Huang - Honorable Mention representing Germany in DISEC

Arnav Vishwakarma - Verbal Commendation representing Germany in UNESCO

Sonali Patankar - Verbal Commendation representing Turkey in SPECPOL

Caroline Cheng - Verbal Commendation representing Germany in SPECPOL

 

CHS student named one of the top 300 young scientists of the Regeneron Science Talent Search! 

Congratulations to CHS student Vardhan Agrawal on being named one of the top 300 young scientists of the 80th Regeneron Science Talent Search with his submission of  BP-Lytic: A Novel Apparatus to Continuously, Cufflessly, and Affordably Monitor Blood Pressure Trends. Vardhan will find out on January 22nd if he is one of the top 40 National Finalists. Good luck Vardhan! 

CHS is one of 193 schools across the U.S. to have one or more Regeneron STS Scholars named.  What an accomplishment by our school! 

Congratulations to our CHS Band and Orchestra students!

Congratulations to nine of our CHS Band and Orchestra students who have earned positions in the 2020-21 California All-State Music Educators Conference (CASMEC) Bands and Orchestras. This is an extraordinary accomplishment under ordinary times and even more amazing during our current situation. 

All- State Concert Band

Aalok Atre, Euphonium, Grade 10

Nischal Chakravarthi, French Horn, Grade 10

Jenny Chen, Flute, Grade 9

Zhaowei Qu, Tuba, Grade 10

Symphonic Band

Selina Juang, Clarinet, 12

Symphony Orchestra

Andrew Gao, Violin, Grade 11

Sophia Kim, Violin, Grade 10

Jimin Koo, Violin, Grade 10

Oliver Liang, Vilin, Grade 10

Congrats as well to Mr. Benjamin Scharf on supporting his students to such accomplishments on his first year!

Middle College and College Now programs

MC: Attention 10^th and 11^th graders!  Are you interested in being a part time college student next year? Are you interested in taking high school and college courses on the De Anza Campus instead of on your high school campus?  If so, then Middle College might be the program for you. Middle College consists of students who take their high school English, History, and Advisory Elective on the De Anza campus, and take diverse, fun, rigorous college courses through De Anza for the rest of their schedule. Please check out the Middle College website to learn more about the program. 

CN: Attention current 11^th graders! Are you interested in being a full time college student while still finishing high school your senior year? College Now is an educational opportunity program for FUHSD 12^th grade students who have earned at least 185 credits by the end of their junior year in which they take high school English and History at their home high school, and for the remainder of their courses take a full time course load (at least 12 units) each quarter at De Anza College for their entire 12^th grade year. This is an amazing opportunity to begin your college journey early, earn college credit, and experience a new learning environment. Whether you know you want to apply, or you would like more information, please attend the FUHSD student-only informational presentations which will be held for each FUHSD school via Zoom. If you are interested in learning more about and/or applying to the College Now program, plan on attending the meeting for your high school.

12/16/20

Signing up for the F=ma Exam

Hey everyone! Are you interested in physics? Would you like an opportunity to further your passion in physics and perhaps eventually compete in the USA Physics Olympiad? Then you are in luck because sign-ups and registration for the F=ma exam is starting! The F=ma exam will be happening online this year and will be taken at home along with a parent that needs to be proctoring the test for you. This exam is open for students of all age levels and backgrounds! If you would like to participate please email Ms. Slowikowski by January 7th at the latest. Her email is amanda_slowikowski@fuhsd.org. The registration fee is $10 and make sure to pay the fee through the student store by January 7th as well. If you have any questions make sure to contact either Ms. Slowikowski at amanda_slowikowski@fuhsd.org or Cupertino Science Society Officers at tino.sciencesociety@gmail.com!

 

AI Camp Summer Opportunity (non CHS affiliated)

AI Camp (www.ai-camp.org) is offering 10 scholarships for their Introduction to AI lecture series. This lecture series is offered at Stanford University this summer and will introduce AI and careers in tech to you. No coding experience is needed. The opportunity is first-come, first serve. You can register it here: www.ai-camp.org/free-lesson. AI Camp is founded by Stanford Ph.Ds and advised by a Stanford Professor and CTOs in Silicon Valley.

12/9/20

AI Camp Summer Opportunity (non- CHS affiliated)

AI Camp (www.ai-camp.org) is offering 10 scholarships for their Introduction to AI lecture series. This lecture series is offered at Stanford University this summer and will introduce AI and careers in tech to you. No coding experience is needed. The opportunity is first-come, first serve. You can register it here: www.ai-camp.org/free-lesson. AI Camp is founded by Stanford Ph.Ds and advised by a Stanford Professor and CTOs in Silicon Valley.

Comedy Hour Pre-Final Show

Don’t forget to attend Comedy Hour's FREE Pre-Final Show this Friday December 11th from 4:30 to 5:30 on Zoom at tinyurl.com/comedyhourzoom for some comedy, some improv, and some audience participation!

12/2/20

10^th, 11^th, and 12^th Graders: Have advice for Freshmen?

Hey Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors!

Remember the challenges and struggles of being a Freshman? Help this year’s Freshman class find their way around by sharing YOUR advice experience at tinyurl.com/24adviceform.

Cheers,

’24 Student Council

Comedy Hour Pre-Final Show

Attend Comedy Hour’s FREE Pre-Final show next Friday, December 11^th from 4:30pm to 5:30pm on Zoom at tinyurl.com/comedyhourzoom for some comedy, some improve, and some audience participation!

11/19/20

Freshmen Suggestions Form is Now Open!

Hi Freshman!
 

Are you a Freshman that wants your voice heard? Shape this year by taking this short google form: tinyurl.com/24suggestionform

 

Cheers!

'24 Student Council

 

AMC 10/20 A/B Math Competition Registration

Thanks to the accommodation of the school to fund for the AMC, unlike before, none of the participants of the AMC 10/12 A/B are required to pay a fee anymore. This means that if you originally registered via the student store, you will need to re-register with the new registration link. It is highly recommended that students interested in developing their general problem solving skills and expanding their mathematical knowledge engage in these competitions. Performing well on these examinations enables students to take the AIME (American Invitational Math Examination). Furthermore, achieving a high score is a great addition to college applications. Utilize this link to register: AMC 10/12 A/B Registration. If you would like to receive further information on the AMC competitions in general, you can visit the website: Official MAA Website. If you still have any lingering questions, you can contact the Competitive Math Club with this email: @tinocompetitivemath@gmail.com. It would be highly recommended that you read the registration form before inquiring on questions. Hope to see you there! 

10/28/20

CSF Member Applications

Hi everyone! California Scholarship Federation (CSF) member applications are due on 

November 1. We are the only volunteer honor society on campus open to freshmen, and offer scholarships to members at the end of every year. We’re looking forward to receiving 

everyone’s applications and having you all join our CSF family!

Picture Makeup Day

Nov 4^th Makeup School Photos from 10:30am to 4pm

Location: Outside between the Field House and tennis courts, entrance will be from the student parking lot.

Please wear a mask while you are waiting to have your picture taken.

Please use this COVID-19 Symptom Self-Check prior to leaving your house: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-uKMrXxmtXDCFUHP_7JRHdG1jb_QdcSv/view?usp=sharing

10/14/20

Interested in biology, the medical field, or international medicine? Then come to Global Health Club's upcoming meeting in which Dr. Gabiola, a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Stanford University, will provide a presentation on her work in international medicine and the Philippines. 

This meeting will be on Zoom, this Thursday (10/15) at 11:20 AM. 

Meeting ID: 934 2229 4997

Passcode: 207634. 

Hope to see you there!

Comedy Hour

Do you think you're funny? Do you want to become funny? Do you love improv? Do you want to love improv? If so, AUDITION FOR COMEDY HOUR!

Auditions will be held on Wednesday, October 21st at lunch from 12 PM to 1 PM. Please fill out the form at tinyurl.com/comedyhour by October 20th to receive the audition Zoom link and email 

comedyhourtino@gmail.com if you have any questions. 

If you already filled out the form at clubs day, you do not have to do so again.

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