Please email Ms. Hilda Peralta at Hperalta@sjlcpa.org

reserve su lugar hoy aprendiendo más sobre lo que nuestra escuela tiene para ofrecer y cómo puede convertirse en un orgulloso guerrero águila, envíe un correo electrónico a la señorita Hilda Peralta al Hperatlat@sjlcpa.org

Monday 1/11/21 Bell Schedule

9:00- 10:20am 1st Period

10:35-11:55am 2nd Period

11:55-12:55pm Lunch

12:55-2:15pm 3rd Period

Tuesday 1/12/21 Bell Schedule

9:00- 10:20am 4th Period

10:35-11:55am 5th Period

11:55-12:55pm Lunch

12:55-2:15pm 6th Period

Wednesday Bell Schedule

9am-9:35am 1st Period

9:40am-10:15am 2nd Period

10:20-10:55am 3rd Period

11:10-11:55am ADVISORY

11:55-12:55pm Lunch

12:55-1:30pm 4th Period

1:35-2:10pm 5th Period

2:15- 2:50pm 6th Period

3:30-4:00pm Students Services

Drop-In Support

Thursday 1/14/21 Bell Schedule

9:00- 10:20am 1st Period

10:35-11:55am 2nd Period

11:55-12:55pm Lunch

12:55-2:15pm 3rd Period

Friday 1/15/21 Bell Schedule

9:00- 10:20am 4th Period

10:35-11:55am 5th Period

11:55-12:55pm Lunch

12:55-2:15pm 6th Period

Video #1: COVID 19 Symptom Self Check

Video #2: Protect Yourself from COVID 19

Video #3: Physical Distancing

The Santa Clara County Public Health Department offers many opportunities; no appointment or health insurance is needed. There are no fees. Everyone is welcome regardless of immigration status or where you live.

Featured Location:

Santa Clara County Fairgrounds:
Car entrance for general parking
Gate D
2542 Monterey Road, San Jose, CA 95111
Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Shots available at this location for everyone 3 years and older. Children age 3-17 must be accompanied by a guardian. Children between six (6) months and three (3) years old should get the flu vaccine and other scheduled vaccinations through a health care provider.

More information and other locations for free flu shots: English sccphd.org/flu, Spanish sccphd.org/flu-es, Vietnamese sccphd.org/flu-vi, or telephone 2-1-1.

Dear LCPA Families,

Please participate in our meal distribution from 3pm -4:30pm at the RCLA parking lot. Families will receive 5 days of lunches

College Systems and Types of Degrees

Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Wednesday, March 17, 2021

College Application Process & Timelines

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Supporting Your Student

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Supporting Your Student #2 Transitioning to and Succeeding in College

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is holding three (3) virtual HSF Road to College webinars.

The HSF Road to College webinar is a free, 90-minute workshop designed to help middle and high school students – and their parents – prepare, plan, and pay for college. The program will be presented in both English and/or Spanish.

1) Tuesday, January 26, 2021, at 3:00 p.m. https://lnkd.in/gtZgK2B

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is holding three (3) virtual HSF Road to College webinars.

The HSF Road to College webinar is a free, 90-minute workshop designed to help middle and high school students – and their parents – prepare, plan, and pay for college. The program will be presented in both English and/or Spanish.

1) Tuesday, January 26, 2021, at 3:00 p.m. https://lnkd.in/gtZgK2B

The Foundation for Hispanic Education College and Career Readiness Page (Click Here)

This event is open to 10th and 11th-grade students with a minimum 2.5 GPA and who have not attended in a prior year.

Space is limited. For more information, please email Mr. Angel Oronia at Aoronia@tfhe.org

Jelliott@sjlcpa.org

12th Grade Academic Counselor

Mr. Rios at 408 609-2395

1-800-273-TALK (8255)

2. Spend time outside, even if you're avoiding crowds.

3. Engage in mindfulness activities, such as starting a gratitude journal or preparing your favorite meal.

4. Practice self-care in whatever form it looks like to you, which may include exercising, reading, meditation or getting adequate sleep.

5. Reach out to whomever and whatever you know helps you.

6. Make a list of your favorite songs or movies and share the list with your friends.

7. Challenge negative beliefs about change.

8. Find new ways to connect with your friends. Social Distancing should not mean social isolation.

9. Make your space comfy and cozy.

10. Set boundaries with your media consumption.

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• Choose a distraction-free workspace and be mindful about keeping distractions to a minimum, remembering that everyone can see you.
• Make respectful comments, showing respect for all cultures, opinions, and viewpoints.
• THINK before posting, always using appropriate language in all electronic communications, including, email, social media posts, audio recordings, and/or video conferencing.
• If you would like to speak or answer a question, use the on-line class participation features (e.g., Raise Hand)
• Displaying or sharing material that is hate speech, sexually explicit, or violent will not be tolerated.
• Bullying in any form, including cyber bullying, will not be tolerated.
• Sending discriminatory or harassing digital communications will not be tolerated.

• Just as students are required to be on time and present at school, students are expected to be on time and virtually present via video and audio.
• Have materials ready.
• Use the chat feature to contribute and show engagement.
• Help others who might need assistance.
• Look into the camera (Sit up, Lean in, Ask questions, Nod, Track your teacher).
• Wear appropriate clothing following your school dress code while on video conferencing.

• Practicing cyber safety includes not making your profile public, not speaking to strangers, not sharing personal information, and not sharing your camera or photos.
• If you would like to use a chat feature, remember that it is public, and a record of the chat can be saved.
• Follow all TFHE Technology Use Guidelines
• Audio or video-recording with any technology (i.e., cellphones, cameras, recorders and/or computer features) is prohibited unless there is prior approval from everyone involved as per California Education Code 51512.