Bull's Eye writers, Jianlan Busteed, Jeremiah Jung, MK Palaris, & Kyle Hong write, "When learning about the history of Black Americans, it’s easy to fall into the misconception that racism is a thing of the past, but complacency is a privilege..." Click HERE to read more!

Seniors, Mt. Sac is excited to invite you and your parents to their Summer Programs Extravaganza event! There will be a virtual event on March 8 and 10 in the evening and an in-person event on Saturday morning March 12.

The virtual event will provide students and parents information about their Summer program opportunities. Their Saturday in-person event will have campus tours, resource fair with all of their Summer Programs, application workshops to apply for Bridge, Financial Aid, and Mt SAC, fun activities and games, and FREE food including shaved ice available from Kona Ice!

Students can register themselves and up to 2 other guests through the QR code on the flyer above. Space will be limited!

Sign-up fast!

Dear Brahmas,

It's here! This week, we conclude Black History Month with a very special activity brought to us by our students and Theory of Knowledge/Math teacher Ms. Dena Lordi. On Friday, March 4, IB, drama, instrumental and vocal music, visual art, and BSU students will be presenting a live reading of Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. The reading will take place during 3rd and 4th period, and activities will continue during lunch time.

This letter is not only an historical document, presenting the perspectives and experiences of Black Americans during the 1960s; the letter also provides a road map to a more peaceful society that holds itself accountable to justice and the promise that "All Men Are Created Equal."

Go Brahmas!

Hi Brahmas,

Are you interested in taking a summer school class at DBHS?

Please visit the DBHS summer school page or click here for information about our summer school programs.
Summer school classes will take place in person on campus from June 6 – July 14.

Registration for non-remediation non tuition classes will take place from Friday, February 11 to Friday, February 25.

Please note that seats for the non-remediation non tuition courses are filled by a lottery system.

Click here: Non tuition non remediation summer school registration

Class rosters for these courses will be posted on Monday, February 28 by 8:00 p.m.

Use your WVUSD email when registering. You will need to confirm your seat if your ID is on the roster.

Dedicated to Learning (D2L) tuition course registration will open on Tuesday, February 22.

If you received a D/F in a class needed for graduation and you think you need to retake a class for credit this summer, please see your GLC.

Go Brahmas!

Summer School Admin Team

This Wednesday, March 2, 2022 is our IB Prep, Performing Arts, & Athletics ZOOM Parent Meeting!

At this meeting, information about IB, Performing Arts and Athletics will be shared with parents.

Click HERE to join the meeting!

Adelitas Scholarship 2022

• Must be a graduating high school senior or a transfer student
• Must provide proof of college enrollment upon receiving an awarded scholarship. (Failure to provide documentation will result in declined check).
• Applicant must be present at conference to receive award
• AB540 Students are also eligible for this scholarship
• Female (or individuals who identify as female) applicants only
• Submit most recent Unofficial Transcripts at the end of this application

Diamond Bar Woman’s Club 2022 Scholarship Application

$1,000 Award

Eligibility Requirements:

• Applicants must enroll at a Community College, Trade School or Certificate Program for the Fall
• Applicants must be a graduating high school senior (Diamond Bar or Diamond Ranch HS) with a sincere desire to pursue post- secondary education.
• Applicants must have maintained a minimum G.P.A. of 2.5 throughout high school.
• Upon proof of enrollment, a check will be sent to the College/School on your behalf.

***Click HERE to access the scholarship application!

Application Package must contain all six of the following:

1. Application: completed with community activities and signed by applicant and parent.

2. Autobiography (One to two-pages, typed 12 Font) Tell us your story, such as:

• What are your educational goals? Why?
• How has extracurricular activities/volunteer organizations benefited you?

3. Transcript: Official High School Transcript

4. Recommendation: Letter from your school (i.e., Counselor/Principal/Teacher) and/or from a community member (i.e., Church/Club/Employer).

5. Verification of legal presence in the United States: (Include a copy of an acceptable document: Birth Certificate, Certificate of US Citizenship, Unexpired US Passport, Valid permanent resident card issued by Dept. Homeland Security, US Certificate of Naturalization, Valid State ID Card or Driver’s License, or Document of approved deferred action including DACA Program)

6. Photography Waiver: Photos will be taken during awards presentation for publicity use by DBWC. I give permission for my son/daughter to be photographed for this purpose.

Mail the completed package or email a PDF copy no later than Friday, April 8, 2022

Diamond Bar Woman’s Club, Pam Robinson, Scholarship Co-Chair

PO Box 4035, Diamond Bar, CA 91765

or

dbwc.volunteers@yahoo.com

*Need Help With College Tuition?

Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation is pleased to announce its annual

Scholarship program for students with financial need,

outstanding academic achievements and community involvement.

Open to All High School Seniors

Selected applicants will receive $1,500 tuition assistance

To Apply Online, Please Visit

www.tzuchi.us/scholarships/

Deadline: March 31, 2022

Harvey Mudd College Women Engineers and Scientists of Tomorrow!

• Sign up for the annual Harvey Mudd College Women Engineers and Scientists of Tomorrow (WEST) Conference 2022 held on Saturday April 2nd from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Pacific Time on Zoom.
• WEST Conference is a one day conference for high school girls to visit the Harvey Mudd College campus (through Zoom), participate in a day of science and engineering workshops, and get an idea of what it is like to be a woman scientist or engineer for a day.
• Participants have the opportunity to attend workshops presented by our very own Mudd professors. Attending students are allowed a chance to listen and ask questions to a panel of current Mudd students from each technical major.
• Parents are welcome to attend certain parts of the conference such as the panel, admission talk, and keynote speaker. In addition, there will be opportunities for participants to chat with professors, current Mudd students, and other attendees in breakout rooms, during breaks, and at lunch.
• WEST Conference is only $5 to attend.
  
• Please register here: https://forms.gle/yc7wqQ1 DVuR 6X9 and venmo our treasurer Megan @meganchenaz. Any additional donations would also be greatly appreciated to support our future SWE events!

NCAA Eligibility Center

Attention Senior Student-Athletes:

If you plan on participating in college-level athletics at the NCAA Division I or II levels and are in contact with college coaches, you must be certified as an eligible athlete by the NCAA ELIGIBILITY CENTER.

*Register online at www.eligibilitycenter.org.

Mr. Patterson, our NCAA GLC, will be notified by the Eligibility Center once you have registered. At that time, your transcript will be sent to the Eligibility Center by Mr. Patterson. Only students in the Class of 2022 should register at this time.

Each MONDAY at DBHS, we will be providing voluntary COVID testing for all WVUSD students and staff. The drive-through clinics will occur in our Faculty Parking lot. Testing is also available at Suzanne Middle School (Tuesday), South Pointe Middle School (Wednesday), Walnut High School (Tuesday) and Walnut City Library (Thursday).

Please utilize the registration link if you would like to COVID test.

*No appointments are needed, but preregistration is requested.