Hello Rattler Nation!
We had such a busy week and weekend. We also had senior nights last weekend and started the playoffs. We have late nights all this week as well. Supporting our students as they continue to support our kids in athletics. Over the weekend, we will be flying students to Arizona for a college visit based on the organization they represent.
Tonight:
We have Boys' Basketball in El Centro
Boys and Girls Soccer is tonight's home
Girls Basketball is at Home Tonight
Wrestling:
We congratulate Jayden Loiselle for winning second place in the D4 category. See above, and we are so proud of him. The following events are this Friday!
Girls Waterpolo:
They played Friday Night. Unfortunately, they lost by one point, but we are so proud of them for making it that far!
Boys Soccer Senior Night:
Girl's Soccer Senior Night:
American Sign Language:
ASL was super busy this week doing amazing things in the classroom.
Last week, students completed a BOOK REPORT from one of the volumes in my visually-centric library, which has books on art, photography, infographics, and the like.
For each day of the week, students had 20 minutes with their books. On Friday, they wrote and signed about what they learned and how the visual information was presented. All the students took the project seriously and allowed themselves to fall into a paper book. The photos attached show some of those quiet moments when these digital natives disconnect and read a paper book. Then, they were able to translate it for the class.
Theater:
San Diego Unified participated in theatre workshops sponsored by La Jolla Playhouse teaching artists and also got to see the opening number from our upcoming musical, Be More Chill. See the musical Feb. 20,21,22,27,28 & March 1 at 7 pm!
ROTC: They have been busy!
Check Out their newsletter here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HoFfmoUZL7CJd6o_6rbX_cjR86dGknSy/view?usp=sharing
Here are some highlights:
Cyber Patriot Team
Our Cyber Patriot Team qualified to compete in the highest tier at the state-round competition. This was the first time our team qualified for the Platinum Tier.
JROTC Brigade 5-Stage Drill Competition
Seven cadets competed in the Brigade 5-Stage Drill Competition. They competed in JV and Varsity Color Guard as well as Best-Drilled-Individual (1 cadet from each year group). This was their first competition of the SY.
Volunteering
-11 cadets volunteered to help run a JROTC Brigade Raiders competition at Madison High School.
-3 cadets volunteered to assist in setting up and supporting the Tierrasanta Village monthly members' meeting. They provided technical support for the Kiwanis Club.
Fundraising
The cadets are conducting a Pushup-a-Thon fundraiser. They have raised over $1,200! The pushup challenge day will be held during class on February 21st.
Upcoming Events
-Feb 24-27: Academic teams will compete in the National Academic Exam (National NJROTC online competition)
-Mar 8: Armed Exhibition Drill competition (USS Midway Museum)
-Mar 13: Seaworld STEM Day field trip
-Mar 15: Cadet Ball
Mar 27: Area Manager’s Inspection (AMI)
Monday: OFF
Today: The grading period ended. PowerSchool should be reflected in about a week.
Wednesday: nothing
Thursday-Saturday: play
Friday: Playoffs???
Saturday School is Back: Semester 1 absences and tardies roll into Semester 2. It was in the weekly blog in Semester 1, warning me about this.
Students receive academic support, clear six tardies/ absences (improve citizenship), and clear tardies and absences to attend a school function.
Sign up by using the link below
ASB: LOTS GOING ON!
Dance: Click HERE to purchase tickets online.
Click HERE to download a dance agreement to purchase tickets from the finance window.
Bulletin: All you have to do is go to the CHHS web page and click on “Bulletin” at the top of the page or click HERE,
Counseling:
FAFSA/Dream ACT
San Diego Unified School District is hosting workshops to help students complete the FAFSA/Dream Act Applications. The FAFSA/DREAM ACT is a free government form that students can use to apply for college or career school financial aid. The FAFSA can help students determine eligibility for grants, scholarships, work-study programs, and loans. Workshops provide one-on-one assistance and guidance. Students can pre-register to guarantee one-on-one guidance, but walk-ins are also welcomed.
Scholarships: We also always have all or other scholarships posted under counseling on our website, and you can see that here:https://canyonhillsrattlers.wixsite.com/website-4
Scholarship Opportunity:
Opportunity: PLEASE CLICK THIS LINK TO ACCESS:
link to here: https://canyonhillsrattlers.wixsite.com/website-4/post/kiwanis-foundation-of-tierrasanta-scholarships-1?referral=business-feed
Senior GradNITE:
Athletics:
Athletics is a very complex program—it's like running a separate school. While I can highlight a few things here, you must check that website daily and contact the proper coaches. This blog highlights sporting events with pictures and celebrations but doesn't get into the operations of athletics. Please bookmark that site so you have it. CHHS has one of the most extensive programs in the county and state.
Spring Sports!!!!!
Canyon Hills offers many opportunities for Spring Sports. These sports start officially at the beginning of February. Specific dates and times are available for each sport. If you have not yet signed up for the spring sport, please go to athleticclearance.com and sign up today. You will also need to upload your sports physical. If you have already completed everything on athleticclearance.com, make sure you have added your spring sport. Everyone must create or update their account for this year on athleticclearance.com.
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