Come join us on October 4th before the homecoming game in front of the football stadium for "The Taste". Our menu is shaping up and here is what we have to offer with much more coming soon:

• Pulled pork slider
• Dumplings
• Street Tacos
• Fried Rice
• Chik-Fil-A Minis
• Tabouli Salad
• S'more Pops
• Italian Soda
• Chocolate Dipped Rice Krispies
• Boba
• AND MUCH MORE!!!

MONDAY -SEPTEMBER 30

• *Periods 1-6 Regular Day Schedule - 7:50 am-2:45 pm
• Club Event: WHS & Key Club School Supply Drive until 9/30
• College Visit: Brown University in the Career Center during lunch
• SAT Dates: Sign up Collegeboard.org Saturday, 11/2 Register by: 10/3 - Saturday, 12/7 Register by: 11/8 (Sign up on Collegeboard.org)
• Student Tutoring in the library M/T/TH 3 PM – 4:30 PM

• *Periods 3-4 & 5-6 Tutorial Schedule - 7:50 am-2:45 pm
• Seniors: Class Meeting - Gym (Tutorial) 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM

• *Periods 1-4 Collaboration Schedule - 7:50 am-2:00 pm (Early Out Dismissal)
• Club Fundraiser: Armed Forces Assistance Nacho/Nac-cheetos sale after school @ ASB
• Club Meeting: Key Club Meeting during lunch in the GYM
• Fundraiser: HOSA Popcorn Chicken Sales after school (In front of ASB and E/F gate)
• ASVAB testing 1 PM – 5 PM (MPR)
• Class of 2022 Selling Boba on Wednesday after school outside ASB 2 PM – 2:30 PM (ASB)
• Club Meeting: Robotics Club Practice in the MPR 3 PM – 6 PM

• *Periods 1-2 & 5-6 Tutorial Schedule - 7:50 am-2:45 pm
• Club Event: Robotics Selling Snacks after - Takis and Sour Patch 2:45 PM – 3:15 PM

FRIDAY - OCTOBER 4

• *Periods 1-6 Regular Day Schedule - 7:50 am-2:45 pm
• Club Event: NHS Meeting during lunch MPR
• Home Coming Court Assembly
• WHS Community Club Event: The Taste near Kenn Gunn Stadium 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
• Homecoming Game & Halftime Show - 7:00pm

SATURDAY - OCTOBER 5

• Club Meeting: Robotics Club Practice in the MPR 10 AM – 3 PM
• Homecoming Dance 2019: Sunset Pier at the GYM 6 PM – 10 PM

The School of the Arts presents Almost, Maine by John Cariani, comprising nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine.

October 30, November 1, and November 2 @ 7:00 PM

Presale tickets are $12 adult/ $8 student

At the door, tickets are $15 adult/ $11 students

Purchase presale tickets at https://www.walnuthigharts.com/buy-tickets

*Tickets for the Sensory Friendly performance are general admission at the door.

We wanted to send a reminder to our parents regarding Academic Tutorial expectations. We've been having a lot of students roaming around during this time. Our tutorial period is an excellent opportunity for our students to receive intervention and extra support with their academic assignments from the teachers on their academic schedule. As a reminder, below are the expectations for academic tutorial this school year.

Video Manager duties include filming games, uploading games for team to watch, helping out with technical support for program.

Stat Manager Duties include gameday stats, analytics, scouting, and helping coaching staff with reports on team productivity.

Please reach out to Coach Kouzam if you are interested.

Youth Education Summit is an event for high school students to learn about the college application process and explore their future career interests. The day consists of workshops, speaker panels, and small group discussions for students to interact with working professionals and learn more about post-high school education.

APEX event is completely free and no-strings-attached for students to attend. The event is open to all high school students; they only require that students register in advance as space is limited. The event will be held at General Assembly in downtown LA. The event is scheduled on Saturday, October 5th 9:30 am-2:30 pm, and the exact address is 360 E. 2nd St, Suite 400, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

In conjunction with the event, they also run a scholarship program and grant three scholarships of $500 each. The scholarship is intended to pay for educational expenses such as tuition, and all students who attend our event are eligible for the award. Please review website for the registration link and for more details: https://apex.org/youth-education-summit-yes/

Walnut Library Annual Bookmark Contest! Students can get the entry form at their local county library or download it from the LA County Library website. Please drop off completed entry form at your local county library or mail it in.

Congratulate your graduate with a Senior Tribute. Senior Tributes are personalized pages in the yearbook that include pictures, messages and videos. Pre-orders are available now at https://forms.gle/rTFKMK2k3Ei1CQTC9.

Pricing:

1/4 page: $200

1/2 page: $300

Full page: $450

2 Full pages: $800

The front office is open from 7:00 am -3:30 pm Monday-Friday.

Due to safety concerns, we DO NOT accept student lunches in the office. We understand the importance of student nutrition, but we encourage students to either purchase lunch at school or bring their lunch from home. Food, drinks, or other items are NOT to be passed to students through the fence. This is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

Please Note: Parents can now access the Food Services Department from our website under the Parents tab. On that page, parents can set up and deposit funds into their student's lunch account for purchasing lunch on campus.

UC faculty have established 14 factors that can be considered; these factors are not listed in any priority order:

1. “a-g” GPA including additional points for UC-approved AP and IB course, and college/university courses; and for California residents only, UC approved school-based honors courses
2. Examination scores: SAT or ACT Plus Writing (SAT Subject Exams are optional, but may be recommended by some majors on some campuses-for more information, go to: admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/freshman/requirements/examinationrequirement/SAT-subject-tests/index.html
3. Number and content of “a-g” courses beyond the minimum
4. Number of UC-approved AP and IB courses, and college/university courses; and for California residents only, UC approved school-based honors courses
5. For California Residents only: if the applicant is in the Top 9% Local Context (ELC) of their high school class
6. Quality (rigor and number) of senior year schedule (both classes in progress at the time of application and courses planned for 2nd semester)
7. Quality of academic performance relative to educational opportunities available at the high school
8. Outstanding performance in one or more academic subjects
9. Outstanding performance in one or more special projects in any academic field of study
10. Recent marked improvement in academic performance demonstrated by GPA and quality of coursework
11. Talents, achievements and awards in a particular field, i.e. visual and performing arts, communication, athletics; - Special skills i.e. demonstrated written & oral proficiency in other languages - Special interests i.e. intensive study & exploration of other cultures - Experiences that demonstrate leadership i.e. student government, significant community service, level of responsibility in paid employment
12. Completion of a special project in context of high school curriculum or in conjunction with special school events, projects or programs
13. Academic accomplishments in light of life experiences & circumstances
14. Location of secondary school and residence

• Saturday, November 2nd Register by: October 3rd
• Saturday, December 7th Register by: November 8th

Letter of Recommendation requests – Please fill out the Senior Profile and turn it in to your GLC as soon as possible. We have already begun writing letters for students

9th GRADE (Class of 2023)

Sarah Doramus (interim) (A – Li, ext. 43649)

Jeff Jacks (Lo – Z, ext. 43626)

10th GRADE (Class of 2022)

Ken McDill (A - Lo, ext. 43635)

Corolar Schultz (Lu – Z, ext. 43630)

11th GRADE (Class of 2021)

Viviana Hoyos (A – Lo, ext. 43641)

Sonia Nunez (Lu – Z, ext. 43616)

12th GRADE (Class of 2020)

Nathan Newman (A – Lo, ext. 43632)

Jenny Alegre (Lu – Z, ext. 43644)

ADP (Academic Design Program)

Elisabeth Everts (ext. 34264)

Intervention Counselor

Jennifer Peiten (ext. 43663)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

• Varsity Girls' Golf vs TBA @ Great Oak Tournament ****Away TBA
• Girls' Basketball Tryouts 5:30 PM – 7 PM

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1

• Varsity Girls' Golf vs Charter Oak @ TBA
• Boys' Soccer MANDATORY Informational Meeting 11:20 AM – 11:55 PM (Coach Blackford's Classroom E-6)
• Boys' Basketball Tryouts 3 PM – 4:30 PM (Gym)
• All Levels Girls' Volleyball vs Charter Oak @ Charter Oak High School ***Away 3:15 PM (Charter Oak High School)
• Varsity Girls' Tennis vs Los Altos @ Walnut High School ***Home 3:15 PM (Walnut High School 400 N. Pierre Rd Walnut, CA 91789)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3

• Varsity Girls' Golf vs Charter Oak @ TBA ***Home (TBA)
• Boys' Basketball Tryouts 3 PM – 4:30 PM (Gym)
• All Levels Volleyball vs Diamond Ranch @ Diamond Ranch High School *** Away 3:15 PM (Diamond Ranch High School)
• Freshman Football vs Diamond Ranch @ Walnut High School ***Home 3:15 PM (Walnut High School- Ken Gunn Stadium 400 N. Pierre Rd. Walnut, CA 91789)
• Varsity Girls' Tennis vs West Covina @ West Covina High School ***Away 3:15 PM (West Covina High School)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4

• Football Pre Game Dinner in the MPR 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
• Varsity Football vs Diamond Ranch @ Walnut High School (Homecoming Game) ***Home 7 PM (Walnut High School- Ken Gunn Stadium 400 N. Pierre Rd Walnut, CA 91789)