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Letter from the Principal
Dear Parents and Guardians,
 We hope that you enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving
with family and friends. This seems to be the time of year when the
weeks just roll right into each other. Our winter sports have begun,
and with the new month we focus on a new Learning Expectation. This
month’s LE is A Carondelet student is a respectful woman. It is
our hope that our students recognize and understand the many ways in
which they can be respectful towards others.
Our spirit of thanks, of giving and of doing for
others continues. The beginning of December is always a busy time at
Carondelet High School. As you sit and read this newsletter, our
Visions of Christmas is underway, beginning on December 1 with the
first of four Holiday Teas and the Preview Night. We hope to see you at
one of the events. The following week, we will be celebrating the Feast
of the Immaculate Conception at Mass on the 8th, and holding
our combined Christmas Concert in the Hofmann Center at De La Salle, on
the 9th. As usual, your daughters have been very thoughtful and
generous towards others in the larger community experiencing a difficult
time. The students continue to work toward their yearlong financial
goal for Get on the Bus and our Advent Giving Tree by collecting
gifts of socks, mittens and scarves for the women’s shelter, A
Friendly Place, cereal for the Monument Crisis Center, school
supplies for Costano School and trinkets for the St. Martin de
Porres Boutique.
Later this month, from the 15th to the
17th, our students will be experiencing their first finals of
the school year. Our semester ends on December 18. Please continue to
periodically check your daughter’s PowerSchool account and offer her
words of encouragement to work with her teachers on “unfinished
business” prior to the end of the semester. Your supportive role is
vital to your daughter’s academic success.
I hope this season of Advent has blessed you and
filled you with great anticipation of the Baby Jesus and His wondrous
ways. Your emails, phone calls and conversations at various times and
at various events have enriched and challenged me to be “at the top of
my game”. Please know that your input is valued.
I close this letter and this year of 2009 with a
quote – Your friendship is a glowing ember through the year, and each
December from its warm and living spark, we kindle flame against the
dark and with its shining radiance light our tree of faith on Christmas
night.
May God continue to bless each of you, your
families and your friends in the coming year. My prayer for you is good
health, happiness and prosperity.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Sincerely,
Teri Hurlbut, Ed. D.
Principal
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From the Assistant Principal
FINAL
EXAMS
It’s almost December and that means the end of the first semester, including
Finals Week, followed by a well-deserved vacation. Examinations will be
administered December 15, 16 and 17 according to the following schedule:
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Tuesday
Dec. 15, 2009
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Wednesday
Dec. 16, 2009 |
Thursday
Dec. 17, 2009
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8:15 – 9:45 |
Period 1 |
Period 5 |
Period 6 |
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9:45 – 10:15 |
Break |
Break |
Break |
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10:15 – 11:45 |
Period 2 |
Period 3 |
Period 4 |
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11:45 – 11:55* |
Announcements |
Announcements |
Announcements
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12:15 – 1:45 |
Period 7 |
Period 0 |
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Students are expected to be in class on final exam days. Students may not take
final exams early. Special circumstances (e.g., illness, extended medical
absence or bereavement, but not vacations, college-initiated recruiting or
admissions visits) may be considered by the teacher in consultation with the
Assistant Principal.
Coming to class on time and prepared is always essential, but even more so
during Finals Week. Parents should be especially diligent that their daughters
get adequate sleep and a nutritious breakfast.
It is important to keep grades in perspective. It is gratifying to receive all
“A’s”, and maintaining an acceptable GPA for college applications is a
worthwhile goal – but at what expense? A cheerful heart should not be
sacrificed in the pursuit of high grades. The young woman who is generous and
kind and shares her faith in the service of others should not feel like a
failure because she receives less than perfect marks on her report card. Help
your daughter understand that grades merely reflect an evaluation of her work in
class; they do not indicate her worth in life.
Nevertheless, if a student – especially a senior – should earn a grade of “D” or
“F” at the semester, it is important to remember that college eligibility may
require that these grades be remediated. Please consult Mrs. Breazeale or Mrs.
Susich regarding college eligibility.
A grade of “D” is considered a passing grade for CHS graduation, but is not
accepted by four-year colleges for admissions eligibility.
Trying one’s best, challenging oneself to exceed expectations, stretching
limitations, and expanding horizons are the true measures of success -- and the
best ways to prepare for finals.
REPORT CARDS
Please remember: Second semester classes begin on Monday, January 11, 2010. Final
First Semester grades will be available on Power School on Thursday, January 7
at 9:00 AM. (Please do not email a teacher questioning a First Semester grade
until AFTER Thursday, January 7 at 9:00 AM).
God’s continued and special blessings to you and your loved ones. Wishing you
and your families a safe, joyous and sacred holiday season.
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Deans' Corner
1. Visions of Christmas - Visions of Christmas is the
week of Monday Nov. 30 through Friday December 4, 2009. The
schedule is as follows: Classes begin at 8:15 AM on all five days. Sixth
period will be dismissed at 1:40 PM, Tuesday through Friday. Please note if
your daughter has a 7th period class she will be required to attend 7th
period Monday through Thursday. Because of the limited number of parking spaces we
ask all students to leave campus as soon as their academic classes are completed,
so that the guests coming to the Teas will have a place to park.
Clubs and councils will not meet this week. If you refer to the Carondelet
Website the schedule for the week is also posted.
2. 7th Period - Many of your daughters have 7th
period. Please understand that 7th period is part of the academic school
day. If your daughter has an appointment during 7th period or anytime
during the school day she must have permission to leave. Permission to leave
means having your daughter bring a note to the Attendance Office. This note
must be from the parent or guardian requesting that their daughter be excused.
Please indicate on the note your daughter’s name, student I. D. number and the date and
time she is to be excused. Mrs. Menconi must receive a note prior to leaving
school in order to follow the proper procedure.
3. Cell phones – Thank you for your cooperation with the
cell phones. There is a noticeable difference when you are not using your
phone while driving your car. We want to keep your daughters as safe as possible,
and this seems to be working.
4. Parking Structure - For safety reasons please do not
drop your daughter off in the parking structure in the morning. In the
afternoon please do not enter the parking structure from the exit lane. We have
had some close calls and want to make sure everybody is safe.
Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season.
Deans of Students
Calendar Updates
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November 30 |
Classes resume |
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December 1-2 |
Seniors-Cap and Gown orders |
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December 1 |
Special Schedule |
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December 2 |
Early start-Special Schedule |
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Visions Holiday Tea II |
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December 3 |
Special Schedule |
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Visions Holiday Tea III |
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December 4 |
Special Schedule |
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Visions Holiday Tea IV |
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December 5 |
Visions Gala Dinner |
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December 6 |
Visions Breakfast with Santa |
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December 9 |
Christmas Concert 7:30 PM-Hofmann Center-DLS |
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December 18 thru |
Christmas Break |
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January 11 |
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January 7 |
First Semester Grades 9:00 AM |
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January 11 |
Classes resume |
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January 29 |
Girls Night Out, IC |
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When visiting the campus and an emergency
drill takes place, ALL guests are expected to participate in the
drill. |
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Campus Ministry
December 8th, our community will celebrate the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception with an all school mass. Dress uniform
attire—black dress flats, a white polo with the school sweater and
school skirt or pants—is required.
The Spiritual Life Council, Ms. Carey and I all
wish you and your family a holy season of Advent and a blessed Christmas
celebration.
Stephanie Mondello, Director of Campus Ministry |
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Interscholastic
Sports
Cougars completed a successful season in the EBAL. Look for the
complete fall wrap-up in the January Newsletter.
CHS Golf
finished 3rd in the South Qualifier with Ellese Dias
finishing tied for first. The team went on to play at the NCS
Championship in Arcata, CA.
Freshman Volleyball All
tournament team selections
from the St Patricks/St
Vincent’s Invitational: setter, Colleen Brennan, tournament MVP-Cadence
Stock.
Basketball and Soccer
pre-season
has started with several teams participating in tournaments and
invitational competitions.
Congratulations to the top NCS scholastic teams for the CHS Fall sports
season. Varsity Cross Country: 3.69 combined GPA, Freshman
Volleyball: 3.62, Varsity Tennis: 3.58 and Varsity Water
Polo: 3.54. Of the 139 athletes who competed this Fall, 76
received an NCS Scholar Athlete award for having a 3.50 GPA (non
weighted) or above during their season of sport. Eighty eight athletes received
certificates from CHS for having 4.0 or above GPAs.(weighted)
Special thanks to all
the fall team parents:
Cross Country:
Diane Chavez and Lisa Cerney
Golf:
Sandi Dias
Tennis:
Christine Hohenstein
Volleyball:
Cindy Walsh, Debbie Cooney and Nancy Loo
Water Polo:
Christine Clakley and
Barbara Selway
Fall Coaching Staff:
Cross Country:
Triss Carter and Julie Cornwall
Golf:
Rick Eisenhour and Pam
Jacoby
Tennis:
Jody Hine, Mary Marciel
and Rene Conroy
Volleyball:
Jerry Mix, Harrison
Graham, Janis Palano and Alicia Powers
Water Polo:
Megan Hernandez, Kelly
Pearce and Christine Astillero
Varsity Tennis coach,
Jody Hine retires after 10 years at CHS. Jody started her coaching career for CHS as the Junior
Varsity coach and graciously stepped in to the Varsity position when
Terry Jones stepped down in 2006 due to family responsibilities. Jody
has been a very successful coach encouraging girls to continue playing
tennis after their high school experience. She will be missed.
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I.S.S. October Sports Dates
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December 2, Wednesday |
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Var.
Basketball |
San
Diego Holiday Classic |
San
Diego |
All day |
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December 3-5, Thurs-Sat |
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Var.
Basketball |
San
Diego Holiday Classic |
San
Diego |
All day |
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JV
Basketball |
Northgate Tournament |
Away |
TBA |
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Fr.
Basketball |
CHS Fr.
Cougar Classic |
Home |
TBA |
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December 5, Saturday |
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Cross
Country |
Foot
Locker Invitational |
Walnut |
TBA |
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December 8, Tuesday |
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JV/Var.
Basketball |
College
Park |
Home |
5:30,
7:00 pm |
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Fr.
Basketball |
St
Mary’s Berkeley |
Home |
4:00 pm |
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December 10-12 Thurs-Sat |
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JV
Basketball |
CHS JV
Cougar Classic |
Home |
TBA |
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December 11, Friday |
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JV/Var.
Soccer |
San
Ramon |
Away |
4:00,
6:00 pm |
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December 12, Saturday |
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Fr.
Soccer |
San
Ramon |
Home (DLS) |
12:30
pm |
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December 14, Monday |
Granada |
Home (YV
Park) |
4:00 pm |
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December 15, Tuesday |
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JV/Var.
Soccer |
Granada |
Away |
4:00,
6:00 pm |
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December 19, Saturday |
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Var.
Basketball |
Presentation Shoot Out |
Away |
7:30 pm |
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December 21, Monday |
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Fr/JV
Basketball |
Sacred
Heart |
Home |
4:00,
5:30 pm |
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December 23, Wednesday |
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Fr/JV
Basketball |
Presentation H.S. |
Home |
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December 28-30 Mon-Wed |
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Fr.
Basketball |
Presentation Tournament |
Away |
TBA |
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December 28 – 31 Mon-Wed |
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Var.
Basketball |
West
Coast Jamboree |
Away |
TBA |
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Visions of
Christmas
 The Carondelet Family
is AMAZING! Your support for Visions of Christmas is inspiring. Thank
You.
We
hope you are able to attend at least one event at Visions of
Christmas this year. The Taste of Visions on Tuesday,
December 1, at 6:30 PM is a great way to experience Visions. This event
is free to the community and no reservation is required. At this
writing, there are still some spaces available for Wednesday, Dec. 2 and
Thursday, Dec. 3 teas; The Gala on Saturday, Dec. 5; and Breakfast with
Santa on Sunday Dec. 6. Please call Mary Frevele at 686-5353 ext. 155
ASAP if you would like to attend one of these events.
Everyone is eligible to
participate in the Tree Drawing. Tickets are available in the
Development Office and at all Visions events and are priced at 1
for $5, 5 for $20, 15 for $50 and 35 for $100. Wouldn’t you love to get
a call on Sunday saying you are a winner for one of the fabulous VOC
trees!!!??
For the first time,
this year the student leadership council at Carondelet is hosting a
tree. Please see Sarah Daniel’s article for more information.
Below are
a few Live Auction
items that will be available to those who attend The Gala:
·
Dinner for up to 12
people catered at “The Zone.” A private outdoor sports bar located on a
very special piece of property in Alamo, “The Zone” sports four large
plasma screen t.v.s plus a barbeque and grill, making it the perfect
spot to entertain friends while watching a special sporting event(s),
like the Super Bowl or the Indy 500 or the World Cup. With four
screens, you could even watch basketball, football and hockey at the
same time. Dinner will be served by Bay Area sports personalities.
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An
autographed and framed Jerry Rice picture. Be the first on your block
to have this soon-to-be hall of famer in your sports collection.
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An
autographed and artistically framed Michael Jordan Jersey.
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An
absolutely pristine custom built bicycle. You can lift it with your
pinkie.
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Dinner
for 12 at the popular Flemings Steak House in Walnut Creek. Great idea
for a birthday or anniversary celebration.
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A
wheelbarrow filled with interesting wine and great books donated by the
Carondelet Faculty and Staff.
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Senior
Tree resplendent with gobs of gift cards to help your daughter get
settled on her first year away from home.
Other highlights
include: cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the Inner Court, Glen Kuiper
emceeing and Cover 2 Cover playing a wide selection of tunes for your
dancing and listening pleasure. Cover 2 Cover was simply fabulous last
year.
We are still accepting
monetary donations that help us to underwrite the costs associated with
Visions of Christmas.
Thank you all for your
generosity and support.
Please call Cyndie Harrison at 686-5353 ext. 151 or Marybeth Anicich at
ext. 153 if you have any questions.
Golf 2010 – April 26th
at Diablo Country Club
Calling all Golfers!
Visions will be over . . .moving onto Golf.
Save the date and join us as we plan another fun-filled day swinging
clubs in the sunshine while raising funds for your daughter’s school.
The Tournament this year will be held on April 26th at
Diablo Country Club. Please consider joining the Golf Committee.
Your participation is what makes this event successful. For more
information please call Marybeth Anicich at 925-686-5353 ext. 153.
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College and Career
Center News
Financial Aid Night
December 10
Parents mark your calendars for the joint CHS/DLS Financial Aid Night
Thursday, December 10th at 7:00 PM in the Garaventa Center. A Financial Aid
Officer from the University of San Francisco will give an overview of the
different types of financial aid. He will also walk parents and students
through the federal (FAFSA) and state financial aid forms (Cal Grant). This
is an important meeting for all senior parents, regardless of whether or not
you think you qualify for financial aid. Please note, financial aid
deadlines and forms vary by college. To access information about deadline
and forms required, go to the individual college’s financial aid /
scholarship web pages.
In
preparation for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA),
the student and one parent should each apply now for a FAFSA
pin number at
www.pin.ed.gov. The FAFSA will be available January 1, 2010 with
drop-down help menus at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. Online financial aid help is also available through
Tuition Coach on Naviance.
Letters of Recommendations
Seniors are expected to ask teachers or counselors for letters of
recommendation at least three to four weeks prior to the deadline. Please
note: December 3rd is the deadline for packets to be given to teachers and
advisors/counselors for all applications due in December or January. Seniors
needing assistance may come to the College & Career Center. Templates for
teacher and advisor/counselor requests for recommendations are posted on
student Naviance page / document library. Refer to Red
Binder pages 37-39 for instructions. Please remember school will be closed
from December 18 to January 10 for the Christmas holidays.
SAT
and ACT Scores
Seniors are responsible for sending their official ACT and/or SAT scores
directly to colleges. To send scores, seniors log on to
www.act.org or to
www.collegeboard.com . Please be aware that it can take 4 to 6 weeks
for scores to arrive. A credit card is needed to pay for such transactions.
Mid-Year Transcripts
Seniors with applications to private colleges will need to requests mid-year
transcripts (grades from 1st semester senior year). Beginning
December 3rd, requests are made from Naviance / my
colleges / request transcripts /check mid-year transcripts. Mid-year
reports are not sent to University of California and California State
University campuses.
Email Notifications
Most
colleges and universities communicate with students via email, often in bulk
messages. Not only is it important for seniors to check email frequently,
but also to check spam or junk mail folders for important information sent
by the colleges. If a student changes her email address after she has
applied, she must notify the colleges. We request seniors bring a copy of
their email notifications of admissions decisions to the College & Career
Center.
Junior Counseling
Juniors and their parents are invited to a very important meeting to
officially begin the “Road to College” and to receive PSAT results.
Topics will include:
· Interpreting PSAT test results.
· Reviewing college-planning calendars for junior and senior
years.
· Receiving information on how to select a college.
· Learning about required college entrance tests.
· Reviewing admission requirements for the California State
University, University of
California system, and independent colleges.
· Introducing Naviance, our online college counseling
connection.
· Understanding the different forms of financial aid.
You
may choose to attend one of two dates: The first session will be held on
Thursday, January 14 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. The second session will be
held on Saturday, January 16 from 10:00 to 11:30 AM. Both sessions
offer the same material and will be held in the Garaventa Center. We
strongly encourage all juniors and their parents to attend one of these
sessions. They are the first in a series of four different
workshops for parents on the college application process.
Scholarships
Seniors may log-on to Naviance for a listing of current scholarships,
including links to California State University scholarship web pages. The
following scholarships are available to students in other grades:
Mary Knoll Student Essay Contest
Deadline: 12/1/2009
For
all high school students
www.maryknoll.org/essay
Profiles in Courage Essay Contest
Deadline: 1/9/2010
For
all high school students
www.jfkcontest.org/
Princeton Prize in Race Relations
Deadline: 1/31/2010
For
all high school students
www.princeton.edu/princetonprize
Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition
Deadline: 2/1/2010
For
grades 11 and 12
www.collegeboard.com/yes
Young Men’s Institute Annual Essay Contest
Deadline: 2/1/2010
For
all high school students
Entry
forms and contest guidelines available in the College and Career Center.
Linda da Breazeale and Neville Susich
College Counselors |
Study Skills
Ms. Harris is leading a Study Skills workshop on the first day of the week at
Period 7 (2:30-3:00) in Room 10. Topics include goal setting, getting
organized, managing time, discovering what kind of learner you are, learning how
to study effectively, note taking and test preparation. Check the schedule outside Ms. Harris’s office for the topic of the
week. Drop in for one topic or come for the entire series. |
California Scholarship Federation
2009-2010
Fall
Semester
Members
Congratulations to this year’s officers and the members of the current Fall
Semester!
President: Jaynelle Garcia
Vice-President: Helen Zhu
Secretary: Samantha Ching
Treasurer: Kathryn Dufau
Web-Coordinator: Tylyn
Wells
Computer-Coordinator:
Christine Connolly
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C.S.F.
Class of 2010
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Babin, Hailey |
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Boettcher, Erin |
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Bonney, Lauren |
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Bowen, Meghan |
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Bradford, Gabrielle |
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Cerney, Heather |
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Chavez, Taylor |
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Clute, Deirdre |
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Connolly, Christine |
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Cooney, Meghan |
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DeMartini, Ava |
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DeSimone, Emily |
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Ferrante, Teresa |
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Ferrer, Michelle Kathleen |
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Fountain, Annarose |
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Garcia, Jaynelle May |
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Gegg, Courtney |
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Gervolino, Rachel |
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Goodwin, Grace |
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Hogan, Lauren |
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Ipsen, Allison |
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Janney, Gianna |
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Johnson, Adrienne |
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Kiley, Kelsey |
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Lam, Kristen |
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Lampe, Brianna |
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Lew, Isabella |
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Marcinkowski, Stephanie |
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Mason, Sarah |
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McCormick, Kathryn |
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Munir, Salwa |
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Murray, Olivia |
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O'Dea, Erin |
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Pearson, Jessica |
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Pianetta, Cassandra |
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Piwek, Natalie |
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Punu, Shelby |
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Radanovich, Erika |
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Romana, Bianca Carmel |
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Romero, Veronica |
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Ryba, Daniella |
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Sant, Courtney |
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Santos, Ashley |
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Sarti, Melanie |
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Sheaff, Ashley |
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Solinap, Fernilla Victoria |
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Soza, Jennifer |
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Spencer-Alvarado, Audrey |
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Starnes, Sinead |
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Stevens, Rachel |
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Tengsico, Jasmine |
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Tormey, Christina |
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Vizcarra, Maria Victoria |
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Williams, Katelyn |
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Zhu, Helen |
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C.S.F. Class of 2011
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Acquistapace, Antonia |
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Akaba, Lucille |
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Alamillo, Michaela |
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Araj, Erin |
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Arnaout, Monica |
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Artz, Kristen |
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Barge, Julia |
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Beck, Megan |
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Benger, Lindsey |
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Benz, Michele |
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Birkenfeld-Malpass, Robyn |
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Blohm, Jennifer |
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Boal, Molly |
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Breska, Erin |
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Brothers, Alexandra |
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Burgos, Breana |
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Burian, Victoria |
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Campisano, Madeline |
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Campos, Jaileez Jara |
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Caples, Emily |
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Capriulo, Rebecca |
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Carnathan, Catherine |
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Castillo, Catherine |
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Cauilan, Rachel Ann |
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Cea, Jacqueline |
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Chabolla, Kelsey |
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Chiapello, Devon |
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Ching, Samantha |
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Connolly, Lauren |
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Cook, Allison |
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Czyz, Amy |
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Dietzel, Alyza |
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Dodson, Christina |
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D'Souza, Nicole |
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Duck, Meaghan |
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Dufau, Kathryn |
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Edson, Ashley |
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Eichers, Hannah |
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Enea, Samantha |
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Ernest, Jacqueline |
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Ferrante, Alexandra |
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Fisher, Paige |
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Flatt, Jessie |
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Fluehr, Carolyn |
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Foley, Gillian |
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Fortner, Kelly |
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Freeberg, Sarah |
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Fulton, Melody |
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Galli, Jenna |
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Garavaglia, Allison |
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Garcia, Antonette |
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Garner, Christina |
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Gonsier, Sarah |
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Gonzales, Breanne Nicole |
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Gonzalez, Rachel |
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Gonzalez, Veronica |
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Goodspeed, Katharine |
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Gross, Kelly |
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Guerrero, Vanessa |
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Haberman, Paige |
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Hammergren, Kayla |
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Harioka, Nicole |
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Hensler, Noelle |
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Herman, Shauna |
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Huertas, Madeline |
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Hunziker, Taylor |
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Inglesby, Shannon |
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Johnson, Hayley |
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Jorge, Geraldine |
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Koenig, Nicole |
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Korinke, Erin |
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LaFrades, Celina |
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Larracas, Camille |
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Leahy, Lauren |
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Legaspi, Katharine |
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Lenahan, Megan |
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Lewallen, Kirsten |
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Lewis, Laura |
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Luna, Alexis Brittany |
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Malcolm, Kaitlyn |
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Manzanillo, Chanel
Claire-CC |
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Martinez, Brianna |
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Marusich, Kathleen |
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Maxson, Amethyst |
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McCourt, Michelle |
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Messman, Laura |
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Milano, Gina |
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Miyakado, Kathleen |
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Monroe, Torie |
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Montgomery, Elizabeth |
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Nieders, Cynthia |
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O'Connell, Kaitlyn |
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O'Connor, Morgan |
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Palomino, Stephanie |
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Petersen, Nicole |
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Petrencik, Kamila |
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Platner, Anne |
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Price, Shannon |
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Purser, Krista |
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Quilici, Stephanie |
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Radich, Lauren |
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Ramos, Junee |
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Ricasa, Amanda |
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Roland, Jessica |
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Romeo, Estibaliz |
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Rumore, Marina |
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Rutten, Paige |
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Salcido, Alexa |
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Schaefer, Victoria |
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Scheibley, Kristine |
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Schreiner, Courtney |
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Songey, Justine |
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Stanners, Nicole |
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Stegner, Joelle |
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Stribling, Alison |
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Sullivan, Carolynn |
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Thaete, Kathleen |
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Vaughan, Kayla |
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Venturino, Madeline |
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Weixel, Courtney |
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Wells, Tylyn |
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Whicher, Jessica |
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White, Allyson |
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Yamamoto, Margaret |
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C.S.F.
Class of 2011
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Abele,
Corinne |
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Ansari,
Dorsa |
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Balczewski, Emily |
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Bellafronte, Nadia |
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Bradley, Arianna |
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Bray,
Madeleine |
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Bryski,
Caitlin |
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Castello, Christiana |
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Cavallo, Alexa |
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Chan,
Jennifer Marie |
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Cremin,
Margaret |
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Cronin, Alyse |
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Crosby, Jessica |
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Czarnecki, Julia |
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DeCosta, Lindsay |
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DeDomenico, Ashley |
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DeMeo-Jackson,
Sofia |
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Engelhart, Alexa Rose |
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Fernandes, Olivia |
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Fiedler-Ross, Monica |
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Fisher, Meghan |
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Fosbery Velis, Anabella |
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Francis, Valerie |
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Gilmore, Kristina |
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Harmon, Haley |
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Ipsen,
Sophia |
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Johnson, Mary |
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Kavanaugh, Jaclyn |
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Lefanowicz, Margaret |
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Logan,
Claire |
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Look,
Isabel |
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Ludwig, Nicole |
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Maloney, Katherine |
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Meza,
Giovana |
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Moeller, Rachel |
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Morley, Elizabeth |
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Morrice, Carolyn |
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Murphy, Lauren |
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Nelson, Casey |
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Nguyen, Anna |
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Nicks,
Cassidy |
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Nicolas, Petra |
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Parent, Brittany |
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Pato,
Alyssa |
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Perko,
Gabriella Anne |
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Piombo,
Sarah |
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Pratte,
Chelsea |
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Ray,
Christina |
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Regan,
Kaitlyn |
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Reiser,
Sarah |
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Reuling, Alexa |
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Rondini, Kelsey |
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Rudolf, Simone |
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Russi,
Melissa |
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Saca,
Caroline |
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Scheibley, Alison |
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See,
Ashley |
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Setoudeh, Emily |
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Steinbrecher, Stephanie |
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Sterzinger, Katarina |
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Tomsic,
Michelle |
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Vendl,
Nikole |
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Viloria, Nicholla Justin |
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Waite,
Ashley |
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Wong,
Kathleen |
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Wright, Erin |
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Yox,
Jessica |
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Ysip,
Cassandra Myra |
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Student Activities
Leadership
News-
The CIA (Cougars In Action), which is made up of
all the student leadership councils, will be sponsoring a Giving Tree – “Dear
Santa” – in conjunction with Visions of Christmas. We will be receiving
donations for the Carondelet “Giving Tree” from November 30 – December 11. As a
way to spread holiday spirit, the Carondelet community will be donating to four
worthy organizations: Monument Crisis Center (which is in need of diapers and
cereal), St. Martin De Porres (which is in need of small gifts for the holiday
boutique), Costano School (which is in need of school supplies, toys, games, and
books), and A Friendly Manor (which is in need of hats, gloves, and socks).
There will be two trees – one in the Inner Court for the students to donate to,
and the other in the Garaventa Center for guests attending any of the Visions
events. These two trees will serve the same purpose as a way to unite the
student body to our generous donors. Students may choose to donate in either of
the following ways: they may pull a tag that displays the age of a needy girl or
boy from the Inner Court tree and bring in a toy or gift, or they may donate to
one of the four boxes beneath the tree in the Inner Court. Please help donate to
these worthy causes!
Looking forward-
SAVE THESE DATES!
Girls' Night Out – January 29,
6:00 – 8:30 PM
Looking back-
St. Marty’s Party was the best
ever! Harry Potter truly came alive on the Carondelet campus this year!
Congratulations to the 4th period pizza party winners: Dr. Fox, Mrs.
O’Leary, and Ms. Roth. Congratulations to all 4th period
representatives for the wonderful door decorating – the school looked
“magical”. Special thanks to the entire student body for bringing in so many
great items to contribute to our party, and of course, our top collectors: Dr.
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SENIOR
PARENTS
Save the
Date
GRAD NIGHT
2010
Sunday,
May 23
Register
on line November 15
at the DLS
website: dlshs.org
Scholarships available.
Questions?
CHS.DLSgradnight2010@gmail.com
Talented
CHS and DLS student musicians will perform their annual Christmas
Concert on Wednesday, December 9 at 7:30 PM in the De La Salle Hofmann
Center. The concert will feature students from Chorus, Chorale, Concert
Choir, A Cappella, Concert Band and Jazz Band. Please join us at this
festive event!
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The
Student/Faculty Calendar for 2009-2010 is now available online. |
Questions or comments may be sent to
Jeanine McDermott |
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