(May 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th)

Are you interested in having a happy family, strong bonds of love & respect, well-behaved kids, a joyful marriage relationship, and kids kept safe from alcohol & drugs?...The Strengthening Families Program offers all that and more!

All families are welcome! Please register with a school counselor (Tara Reed or Martha Bejar).

Click here to see the flyer for more information.

When: Every Tuesday starting April 4th

Cost: FREE

Program Schedule: 12 weeks

• 5:30—6:30 pm A complimentary family dinner is part of the weekly program.
• 6:30—7:30 pm Families view a short video. Parents and children then break into separate groups to discuss the video.
• 7:30—8:30 pm Parents and children come back together to practice the skills they’ve learned.

• Tryouts after school May 8th-12th 2:45pm-3:30pm
• Talent show meeting with students (who will be performing) will be Friday, May 19th. Room 219 at lunch
• Rehearsal practice will be after school Tuesday, May 30 and Wednesday, May 31st 2:45-3:30pm
• Final rehearsal practice will be Thursday, June 1st. 2:45pm-4:15pm
• Talent show Monday, June 5th (Time: TBD)

Oak Grove High School is offer two choices of summer school courses for students attending Oak Grove High School.

Course #1: COMMON CORE MATH 1 (Math Credit)-Students who receive a grade of “B-“ or higher in their middle school Common Core Math 8 Class can sign up to take the accelerated course if they plan to take Common Core Math 2 as a freshmen.

Course #2: SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM (Elective Credit)-Students enrolled in this course learn fundamental study skills, develop four-year and post high school transition plans. Students and their families will also be linked to community resources that will aide in their transition to high school. This class is designed to give students who fell below a 2.0 GPA in middle school an opportunity for a fresh and successful start in high school.

Click: link for more information.

Due by May 15th to the Oak Grove HS Counseling Office.

Oak Grove High School is offer two choices of summer school courses for students attending Oak Grove High School.

Course #1: COMMON CORE MATH 1 (Math Credit)-Students who receive a grade of “B-“ or higher in their middle school Common Core Math 8 Class can sign up to take the accelerated course if they plan to take Common Core Math 2 as a freshmen.

Course #2: SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM (Elective Credit)-Students enrolled in this course learn fundamental study skills, develop four-year and post high school transition plans. Students and their families will also be linked to community resources that will aide in their transition to high school. This class is designed to give students who fell below a 2.0 GPA in middle school an opportunity for a fresh and successful start in high school.

Click link below for more information and how to apply.

Due by June 5th to the Oak Grove HS Counseling Office.

https://bernalis.schoolloop.com/news/view?id=1494489936723&return_url=1495146895219

Bernal is very excited to announce that we now have Skateboard/Longboard lockers for students to use! A huge THANK YOU to Candice Salcedo with Farmers Insurance for donating money to Bernal last year to make this possible! The 8 skateboard lockers and 2 longboard lockers provide more flexibility to students when choosing how to get to and from school. The lockers will also help keep our students' personal skateboards/longboards safe during the school day.

Students will need to bring their own lock to use the lockers and the lockers will be used on a first-come, first-served basis daily. The lockers are located in front of the school near the bike racks.

We believe all students are entitled to an academic environment free from all forms of harassment, including sexual harassment, and it is our policy to maintain an environment in which all students and adults are treated with dignity and respect. Therefore, no student shall be subjected to sexual overtures or conduct, verbal, visual, or physical, which is intimidating, hostile, offensive, or unwelcome. Any action that may impair a student’s ability to function or the emotional well-being of a student at school is unacceptable.

Harassment or discrimination may include acts such as:

• Profanity, putdowns, unwanted sexual advances, invitations, or comments.
• Slurs of any kind (racial, ethnic, religious, sexual gender-based, physical, etc.).
• Possession or display of derogatory posters, photographs, cartoons, drawings; communicating such in writing, by verbalizing, by electronic act, via social media, etc.
• Threats or doing harm to someone who refuses to cooperate or reports on you (bullying).
• Intimidating comments and/or physical gestures or interactions.
• Gestures that are in poor taste or indicate gang affiliation.

Possible consequences for harassment of any kind may include one or more of the following:

• Parent Conference
• Placing Student on Harassment Contract
• Suspension
• Expulsion and/or referral to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

The reports can be made anonymously, but the reporter must provide sufficient evidence to justify the commencement of an investigation. Formal disciplinary action may not be based solely on an anonymous complaint. The more information provided, the better!

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Spanish: http://www.sccoe.org/supoffice/Pages/Support-for-Undocumented-Students-esp.aspx