IMPORTANT DATES From the Principal’s...

Dear Parents and Students, I hope this letter finds you enjoying your sum-mer, whether it is spending time with family, taking a trip, or just staying cool at home. Amazingly, it is already time to gear-up for the new school year. We have been very busy here this summer planning and preparing for the 2016-2017 school year. On Thursday, August 11th, Mission Oak will open the doors marking its ninth year serving and educating the stu-dents of Tulare, Tipton, and Pixley. The first bell will ring at 7:55 a.m. and all students should be in class by 8:00 a.m. This past year we focused on improving student attendance. Research shows that students who miss just two or three days a month are at-risk of failure and potentially dropping out. Mission Oak students improved their attendance from 95.52% to 96.82%, an increase of 1.3%. We appreciate the students and parents who made attendance a priority as well. Our dropout rate and graduation rates are improving as a result. Another way to assist your student, aside from making sure he or she comes to school, is to stay involved in your student’s education. Mis-sion Oak provides a number of ways to stay

informed and be an active participant in your student’s success. I encourage you to look through this newsletter, the forthcoming student packet, and the school website to find the infor-mation on how to log into ParentLink, Naviance Family Connection, and Aeries Student Info Portal. These online resources will assist you in supporting your student throughout their high school years. In addition to the online resources, parents have a number of opportunities to be involved by participating in Freshman Orientation, Back-to-School Night, PIQE, AP Info night, College Night, etc. Also, becoming a booster club member is not only of value to your student but the entire Mission Oak family. If you are inter-ested in becoming active in the booster club please contact the front office for more infor-mation. I am looking forward to seeing you at many events throughout the upcoming school year. Let it REIGN! Michele Borges Principal

IMPORTANT DATES

Freshman Orientation

8/4/16-6:30 p.m. GYM

Freshman First Day Experience

8/5/16-8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

First Day of School

8/11/16-8:00 a.m.

Icebreaker Dance

8/19/16 8:00-11:00 p.m.

Picture Day

8/17/16 & 8/18/16

Late Start Friday-9:30 a.m.

8/26/16

Back to School Night-Minimum Day

8/30/16-6:00 p.m.

Labor Day-Holiday

9/5/16

Fair Day-Holiday

9/14/16

6 Week Grading Period

9/23/16


9/30/16


10/28/16

12 Week Grading Period

10/28/16

Veteran’s Day-Holiday

11/11/16


11/18/16

Thanksgiving-Holiday

11/21/16 –11/25/16

August 30, 2016 at 6:00 P.M.

Minimum Day Your child will be dismissed from school at 12:25.

Reminder: Our Back-to-School Night event is intended for parents only. We thank you now for taking an active role in

your student’s educational process!

Table of Contents

Principal’s Message 1

Senior Yearbook Portraits 1

Parent Link 1

Important Dates 1

Back To School Night 1

Picture Day 1

Freshman Orientation 1

Counseling Information 3

Distribution of Class Schedules 5

Schedule Changes 5

Bell Schedule 5

Science News 5

Contact Information 5

Modified Closed Campus Policy 5

REIGN 7

Icebreaker 7

ASB Information 7

Senior Information 7

Freshman First Day Experience 7

Yearbook 7

PE Clothes 7

Dress Code 9

Bus Schedule 11

2016-2017 Calendar 13

PICTURE DAY Mark you Calendars and put on your Best Smile

Hawks, pictures will be taken in your English Classes

August 17th &

August 18th Retakes are September 21st

Senior Portraits for the Class of 2017 will be done exclusively at Gainsborough Studio in Tulare (686-4838). An informational flyer was sent in

early July with dates, times, and details concerning the free, non-appointment sittings that

start in July and run through September. There will be one, on-campus photo session in October, date to be determined. All senior portraits must be

done by October 31st to be included in the yearbook.

From the Principal’s Pen

ParentLink is an iOS and Android App designed to connect parents, students and the community with their schools. The App is free to download and provides users with news, calendars, notifications and more. With ParentLink, you can control exactly

how much information you want to receive. In the App settings you can choose which schools you want to follow, and even which categories in a school. View news stories, view calendar info, view sports scores, access school and staff info, and receive

important alerts.

Fechas Importantes

Experiencia de Primer Día de Estudiantes Nuevos

8/4/15-9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Inducción a Estudiantes Nuevos 8/4/15-6:30 p.m. GYM

Primer Día de Escuela

8/6/15-8:00 a.m.

Baile Inicial 8/14/15 8:00-11:00 p.m.

Día de Fotografía

8/19/15 & 8/20/15

Inicio Tarde del Viernes-9:30 a.m. 8/28/15

Noche de Regreso a la Escuela-Día Mínimo 9/1/15-6:00 p.m.

Día del Trabajo-Festivo

9/7/15

Día de Feria-Festivo 9/16/15

Periodo de Calificaciones de 6 semanas

9/18/15

Inicio Tarde del Viernes-9:30 a.m. 9/25/15

Inicio Tarde del Viernes-9:30 a.m.

10/23/15

Periodo de Calificaciones de 12 semanas 10/30/15

Día del Veterano-Festivo

11/11/15

Inicio Tarde del Viernes-9:30 a.m.

11/20/15

Día de Acción de Gracias-Festivo 11/23/15 –11/27/15

Fall 2016 Newsletter School year 2016-2017

MO NEWS—FALL 2016 - 2017 NEWSLET T ER


Important Dates

FRESHMEN ORIENTATION

On the morning of Friday, Au-

gust 5th we will be having a

“Freshman First Day Experience”

which will be sponsored by LINK

Crew. This will be a great opportuni-

ty to help your student get familiar

with the campus, get introduced to

their LINK Crew Leader, and be in-

volved in many fun activities. Please

plan to have your student on the

campus from 8:00 a.m.—noon.

On the evening of Thursday,

August 4th, there will be Freshman

Orientation Night for all of the

freshmen and their parents. This is

a great opportunity to find out the

name of your student’s Counselor,

meet the Principal and Administra-

tors who will discuss some expecta-

tions, athletic requirements, pur-

chase the necessary items for school

(PE clothes, yearbook, activity stick-

er, or join the parent boosters) pick

up your student’s schedule and also

be able to take a tour of the school.

BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT

We invite all of you to come to

Mission Oak on Tuesday, August 30th

at 6:00 p.m. for our annual Back to

School Night. This is a great opportuni-

ty to meet your student’s teachers and

find out what they will be expected to

learn in each of their classes.

PSAT and PLAN

Mission Oak High School will be

administering the PSAT October. This

test is an excellent preparation for the

SAT. We strongly encourage the fresh-

men, sophomore and students to take

this test if they are planning to attend

college. During their junior year, they

need to be taking the SAT and the

ACT. The SAT and ACT information

can be found by logging on to the in-

ternet.

SAT: collegeboard.com

ACT: ACTstudent.org

COLLEGE INFORMATION

SENIORS...this year will fly by

and you need to begin applying for

colleges and scholarships. The col-

leges and scholarships have specif-

ic deadlines so be sure to speak

with your Counselor right away if

you need assistance. Mrs. Aguilar

in the Career Center will be posting

scholarships weekly on the website,

in the bulletin and in the Career

Center. Plan ahead and stop by the

Career Center to meet Mrs. Aguilar

and to get a jump start towards

your future! Along with scholar-

ships, she can help you with college

research and applications as well.


The Counseling Nest

Mrs. Erika Holguin—Counselor

Counsels 10th-12th grade students with the

last name beginning with A-G

Counsels students at the Junior AVID Level

Mrs. Bertha Tello—Counselor

Counsels 10th-12th students with the last

name beginning with H—M

Counsels students at the Sophomore AVID

Level

Mrs. Alejandra Sanchez—Counselor

Counsels 10th-12th grade students with the

last name beginning with N—Z

Counsels students at the Senior AVID Level

9th Grade Counselor– TBD

Counsels all 9th grade students.

Counsels students at the Freshman AVID level

COUNSELING STAFF

Mr. Edward Kotoian

Assistant Principal/Head Counselor

Counsels students in the Engineering Pathway

Mrs. Corina Gomes Mrs. Marie McPhetridge Mrs. Denise Aguilar Mrs. Amparo Fernandez

Assistant Principal Secretary/Registrar Counseling Secretary Career Center Technician Counseling Aide

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Fechas Importantes

ORIENTACIÓN A ESTUDIANTES DE

GRADO 9

En la mañana del viernes, 5

de agosto tendremos una

“Experiencia de Primer Día para Es-

tudiantes de Grado 9” que será patro-

cinado por el Equipo LINK. Esta será

una gran oportunidad para ayudar a

su estudiante a familiarizarse con el

plantel, presentarse a su Líder de

Equipo LINK, y participar de muchas

actividades deportivas. Por favor pla-

nee para que su estudiante esté en el

plantel de 8:00 a.m. —medio día.

En la noche del jueves, 4 de

agosto, habrá una Noche de Orienta-

ción para Estudiantes de Grado 9

para que asistan todos los padres y

sus hijos en este grado. Esta es una

gran oportunidad para conocer el

nombre de su consejero, conocer al

director y a los administradores que

hablarán sobre las expectativas, re-

quisitos deportivos, compra de los

artículos necesarios para la escuela

(Ropa de Educación Física, anuario,

adhesivo de actividad, o participación

en club de padres) recoja su horario de

estudiante y también puede tomar un

excursión por la escuela.

NOCHE DE REGRESO A CLASES

Los invitamos a todos ustedes

a asistir a Mission Oak el martes, 30

de agosto a las 6:00 p.m. a nuestra No-

che de Regreso a Clases. Esta es una

gran oportunidad para conocer a los

maestros de su estudiante y saber lo

que se espera que aprendan en sus cla-

ses.

PSAT Y PLAN

La Escuela Preparatoria Mis-

sion Oak administrará la PSAT en oc-

tubre. Esta prueba es una preparación

excelente para la prueba SAT. Reco-

mendamos a los estudiantes de grado

9, 10 y a los estudiantes que presenten

esta prueba si ellos están planeando

asistir a la universidad. Durante su

grado 11, ellos necesitan presentar

SAT y ACT. Ustedes pueden encontrar

información SAT y ACT registrándose

en internet.

SAT: collegeboard.com

ACT: ACTstudent.org

INFORMACIÓN DE LA UNI-

VERSIDAD

ESTUDIANTES DE GRA-

DO 12...este año se irá rápidamente

y usted necesita comenzará a apli-

car a universidades y becas. Las

universidades y las becas tienen

fechas límite especificas así que

asegúrese de hablar con su Conseje-

ro inmediatamente si necesita apo-

yo. La Sra. Aguilar en el Centro

Vocacional publicará las becas se-

manalmente en la página web, en el

boletín y en el Centro Vocacional.

¡Planee anticipadamente y visite el

Centro Vocacional para conocer a la

Sra. Aguilar y dar un gran salto al

futuro! Junto con las becas, ella

Boletín de Otoño de 2016 Año Lectivo 2016-2017

El Nido de Consejería

Sra. Erika Holguin—Consejera

Brinda consejo a estudiantes en los grados 10-

12 cuyo apellido empieza en A-G

Brinda consejo a estudiantes en grado 11

AVID

Sra. Bertha Tello—Consejero

Brinda consejo a los estudiantes de los grados

10-12 cuyo apellido empieza en H—M

Brinda consejo a los estudiantes de grado 11

AVID

Sra. Alejandra Sanchez—Consejera

Brinda consejo a estudiantes de los grados 10-

12 cuyos apellidos comienzan en N—Z

Brinda consejo a los estudiantes en el grado

12 AVID

Consejero Grado 9– TBD

Brinda consejo a todos los estudiantes de

grado.

Personal de Consejería

Sr. Edward Kotoian

Subdirector/Consejero Jefe

Brinda consejo a estudiantes en ingeniería

Sra. Corina Gomes Sra. Marie McPhetridge Sra. Denise Aguilar Sra. Amparo Fernández

Secretaria del Subdirector/Registro Secretaria de Consejería Técnico Vocacional Apoyo de Consejería

Regular Schedule Monday-Thursday

Period 1/2 8:00-10:00 Break 10:00-10:15 Period 3/4 10:15-12:15 Lunch 12:15-1:00 Period 5/6 1:00-3:00

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Minimum Day Schedule Period 1/2 8:00-9:20 Break 9:20-9:35 Period 3/4 9:35-10:55 Lunch 10:55-11:05 Period 5/6 11:05-12:25

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores will have the opportunity to pick up their schedule prior to the start of school. On Wednesday, August 10th in the Cafeteria, the sched-ule will be as follows:

Seniors: 2:30 p.m.– 3:00 p.m. Juniors: 3:00 p.m.– 3:30 p.m. Sophomores: 3:30 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.

Any student that did not pick up their class schedule during their scheduled time will have the opportunity to pick up their class schedule on the first day of school, Thursday, August 11th, between 7:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m. in the gymnasium.

Freshman students will have an opportunity to pick up their class schedules during ori-entation night. Orientation for the fresh-men will be on Thursday, August 4th at 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Any student that did not pick up their class schedules on ori-entation night will have the opportunity to pick up their class schedule on the first day of school, August 11th, between 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. in the gymnasium.

Please review your student’s schedule of classes on the first day. These

classes should reflect the program that your student, and his/her Coun-selor planned last spring. There will be no regularly planned changes of

any student’s schedule after the first two weeks of the semester. Your student’s Counselor is always available should you have concerns re-

garding classes, attendance, or personal problems. Information is also available about careers, scholarships, and school-related activities.

Check your student’s registration card for the name of their Counselor.

It is district policy to notify parents and guardians of Mission Oak High School modified closed campus plan at the beginning of each school year.

Currently, the policy states that freshman and sophomores shall remain on campus during the lunch hour unless permitted to leave by the school administration. Parents and guardians may request permission for their ninth and tenth grade students to go home for lunch, provided adult su-pervision is present.

Juniors and seniors who are in “good standing” are allowed to go off campus during the lunch break. The good standing criteria is based upon the student’s behavior and their school attendance. Eleventh and twelfth grade students who fail to maintain good attendance or discipline records may have their off campus privilege suspended. Please note, “good standing” includes academic performance.

In order for juniors and seniors to receive off-campus privileges during lunch, juniors and seniors must maintain a minimum progress toward meeting the high school graduation requirements prescribed by the Board. Minimum progress toward graduation shall include all courses taken by the student and be based on the following:

Juniors:

Accumulate 100 units by the beginning of the first semester of the junior year; or

Accumulate 130 units by the beginning of the second semester of the junior year

Seniors:

Accumulate 160 units by the beginning of the first semester of the senior year; or

Accumulate 190 units by the beginning of the second semester of the senior year

The governing board of the Tulare Joint Union High School District, pursuant to Section 44808.5 of the Education Code, has decided to permit the pupils in good standing enrolled at Mission Oak High School to leave the school grounds during the lunch period.

Section 4408.5 of the Education Code further states: “Neither the school district nor any officer or employee thereof shall be liable for the conduct or safety of any pupil during such time as the pupil has left the school grounds pursuant to this section.”

Modified Closed Campus Policy

Regular Friday Schedule


Contact Information Please update your contact information when there are any changes. Anyone seeking infor-mation pertaining to their student must be on their students contact list otherwise no infor-

mation will be released. If there is a legal issue court documents must be provided. If you have any questions call 687-7308.

Late Start Friday Schedule


Winter Schedule

Period 1/2 9:00-10:45 Break 10:45-11:00 Period 3/4 11:00-12:45 Lunch 12:45-1:30 Period 5/6 1:30-3:10 Parents, this year the science department would like to be able to email your student’s

progress reports to you. We can do this directly through our grade program. We pi-loted this last year and many parents appreciated getting the updates and the “heads up” if their child was in trouble. If you would like to receive these reports, please be sure that you put your email in the contact information you fill out for the counseling office. If you have changed your email recently, please update it. It will help us to help your children. Thank you.

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Horario Regular Lunes-Jueves

Periodo 1/2 8:00-10:00 Descanso 10:00-10:15 Periodo3/4 10:15-12:15 Almuerzo 12:15-1:00 Periodo 5/6 1:00-3:00

Horario de Día Mínimo Periodo 1/2 8:00-9:20 Descanso 9:20-9:35 Periodo 3/4 9:35-10:55 Almuerzo 10:55-11:05 Periodo 5/6 11:05-12:25

Los estudiantes de los grados 12, 11 y 10 tendrán la oportunidad de recoger su horario antes de empezar las clases el miércoles, 10 de agosto en la cafetería, el horario será el siguiente:

Estudiantes de Grado12: 2:30 p.m.– 3:00 p.m. Estudiantes de Grado 11: 3:00 p.m.– 3:30 p.m. Estudiantes de Grado 10: 3:30 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.

Cualquier estudiante que no recoja su horario de clase durante su horario programado tendrá la oportunidad de recoger su horario de clase el primer día de clases, jueves, 11 de agosto entre las 7:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m. en el gimnasio.

Los estudiantes de grado 9 tendrán la opor-tunidad de recoger sus horarios de clase du-rante la noche de orientación. La orientación para los estudiantes de grado 9 será el jue-ves, 4 de agosto a las 6:30 p.m. en el gimnasio. Los estudiantes que no recojan sus horarios de clase la noche de orientación ten-drán la oportunidad de recoger sus horarios de clase el primer día de clases el 11 de agos-to, entre 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. en el gimnasio.

Por favor revise el horario de clases de su estudiante el primer día. Estas clases deben reflejar el programa que su estudiante y su consejero planeó la primavera pasada. No habrá cambios planeados regularmente en el horario

de un estudiante después de las primeras dos semanas del semestre. El Conse-jero de su estudiante siempre estará disponible para tratar aspectos relaciona-dos con las carreras, becas, y actividades relacionadas con la escuela. Revise la tarjeta de matrícula de su estudiante para ver el nombre de su Consejero.

Es la política del distrito notificar a los padres y tutores sobre el plan de la política de plantel cerrado de la Escuela Preparatoria Mission Oak al co-mienzo de cada año lectivo.

Actualmente, la política dice que los estudiantes de grado 9 y 10 deben permanecer en el plantel durante la hora de almuerzo excepto si salida autorizada por la escuela de administración. Los padres y tutores pueden solicitar permiso para sus estudiantes de noveno y décimo para que vayan a almorzar a la casa, siempre y cuando se brinde supervisión de un adulto.

Los estudiantes de los grados 11 y 12 que tienen “buen desempeño académico y disciplinario” pueden salir del plantel durante la hora del almuerzo. Los criterios de buen desempeño académico y disciplinario se basan en el comportamiento del estudiante y la buena asistencia a clases. Los estudiantes de los grados once y doce que no tengan buenos registros de asistencia y disciplina pueden perder su privilegio de salir del plantel. Por favor tenga en cuenta, “el buen desempeño académico y disciplinario” incluyen los buenos resultados académicos.

Para que los estudiantes de los grados 11 y 12 reciban los privilegios de salir del plantel durante el almuerzo, deben mantener un progreso mínimo hacia la satisfac-ción de los requisitos de grado de la escuela preparatoria prescritos por la Junta. El progreso mínimo debe incluir todos los cursos tomados por el estudiante y se deben basar en lo siguiente:

Estudiantes del Grado 11:

Acumular 100 unidades para el comienzo del primer semestre del grado 11; o

· Acumular 130 unidades para el comienzo del segundo semestre del grado 11

Estudiantes del Grado 12:

Acumular 160 unidades para el comienzo del primer semestre del grado 12; o

· Acumular 190 unidades para el comienzo del segundo semestre del grado 12

La Junta Administrativa del Distrito de la Escuela Preparatoria de Tulare Joint Union, conforme a la Sección 44808.5 del Código de Educa-ción, ha decidido perm itir a los estudiantes con buen desem peño académ ico y disciplinario m atriculados en la Escuela Pr eparatoria M ission Oak salir del plantel escolar durante el periodo de almuerzo.

La Sección 4408.5 del Código de Educación además dice que: “Ni el distrito escolar ni ningún representante de la escuela o empleado de la escuela por lo tanto será responsable del comportamiento o la seguridad de los estudiantes durante este tiempo cuando el estudiante haya salido del plantel escolar conforme a esta sección.”

Política Modificada de Plantel Cerrado

Horario Regular

Viernes

Periodo 1/2 9:00-10:45

Descanso 10:45-11:00

Información de Contacto Por favor actualice su información de contacto cuando realice cambios. Cualquier persona que busque información que tenga que ver con su estudiante debe estar en su lista de contacto de estudiante de otra forma no se entregará la información. Se hay algún problema se deben entre-

gar documentos legales. Si usted tiene alguna pregunta llame a 687-7308.

Horario de Viernes

Inicio Tarde

Periodo 1/2 9:30-11:05


Horario de Invierno

Periodo 1/2 9:00-10:45


Periodo 3/4 11:00-12:45 Padres, este año al departamento de ciencias le gustaría poder enviarle a usted vía email los boletines de su estudiante. Podemos hacer esto directamente a lo largo de nuestro programa de grado. Piloteamos este año pasado y muchos estudiantes apreciaron las actualizaciones y los “encabezados” si su hijo (a) estaba en problemas. Si usted quiere recibir estos informes, por favor asegúrese de poner su email e información de contacto que usted diligencio en la oficina de consejería. Si usted ha cambiado su email reciente-mente, por favor actualícelo. Esto nos permitirá ayudarles a sus hijos. Gracias.


Being prepared and meeting deadlines is a

huge factor for your Senior year. All Seniors

who are planning on continuing their educa-

tion whether to a 2 year, 4 year, trade or

technical school, should be applying for

scholarships in the Career Center. Scholar-

ships are for everyone. If you are planning

on attending college, please check with the

Counseling Office to make sure your social

security number is on file as GPA’s are for-

warded electronically to the State for the Cal

Grants. Also be sure to start gathering all

your information for your resume which

most scholarships request. Your resume

should include activities, community service,

awards/honors, events, etc. that you have

participated in your high school career.

Please mark your calendars for COLLEGE

NIGHT, Tuesday, September 13th.

Speaking of, there is exciting news concerning this year's

yearbook: each student that purchases a yearbook (by a

spring date to be determined) will be able to design 2 full

pages that will be printed in their book only! Yes, you will

be able to make sure that 2 pages are full of your memo-

ries, pictures you choose in a layout you selected, and it's

included in the cost of the book! This year's book will

have one price, $60, and sales will begin when school

starts.

PE Clothes can be purchased at Fresh-man Orientation, and in your PE class. They are $20

per set.

ASB Stickers-Available for $15 at Orientation, an ASB Sticker is your pass-

port to a fun and exciting school year! Not only do you get FREE admission

to every home game of every sport for all three Tulare high schools, you

get discounted admission to many other dances and events including $5

OFF to the Icebreaker Party. And if that wasn’t enough, all of the pro-

ceeds from the ASB Sticker sales go back into creating fun and exciting

events and rallies for the student body.

Icebreaker Party-A new tradition at Mission Oak is our Icebreaker Party

that is held at Time Out Pizza (Tulare Water Slides) Come start the year off

with your friends at the BEST party of the year on Friday, August 19th from 8

to 11 p.m. Tickets are $15 without an ASB sticker or $10 with an ASB sticker.

Freshman Class Council-A great way to get involved, the Freshmen Class

Council will be holding elections for officers on August 25th and 26th at

lunch. If you are an incoming Freshman and you would like to be a part of

the committee that leads your class to greatness, pick up an application

at Orientation (8/4) or at the Counseling Office (8/11-8/19).

August 11-17 Freshman Class Applications August 19 Welcome Back Rally

August 19 Ice Breaker Party 8:00-11:00 pm Time Out Pizza-Waterslides

August 25-August 26 Freshman Class elections at lunch September 2 Club Fair at lunch

October 10-14 Homecoming Week October 14 Homecoming Rally, Game vs. Monache & Dance October 21 Rivalry Football Game vs. Western

October 28 Fall Sports Rally and Football Game vs. Union

Freshman mark your calendars for Friday,

August 5th from 8:00 a.m. to noon. Link

Crew will be sponsoring the “Freshman

first day Experience”. This will be a great

opportunity to get familiar with the campus

while being involved in many fun activities.

All Freshman are invited to attend.

A new tradition at Mission Oak is our Icebreaker Party that is held at Time Out Pizza (Tulare Water Slides) Come start the year off with your friends at the BEST party of the year on Fri-day, August 19th from 8 to 11 p.m. Tickets are $15 without an ASB sticker or $10 with an ASB sticker. Admission includes dancing, water sliding, batting cages and a slice of pizza and soda. Don’t miss out on this fun night! You can purchase your ticket at the event or avoid long lines by purchasing your ticket at Orientation or at during the lunch hour during the first week of

school.

Dear Hawk Families, in its short history Mission Oak has developed a positive culture and

high standard of excellence. We are looking to further enhance the positive academic

and behavioral environment for everyone at Mission Oak High School. As a staff and stu-

dent body, we are devoting much time to collaborate on the details of a School-wide Posi-

tive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS) framework, which will be fully implemented

on the first day of the 2016-2017 school year. Part of this process includes developing and teaching specific

behavioral expectations to our students. These behaviors will be positively reinforced throughout the school

for the remainder of your student’s high school career at Mission Oak. We expect all of our students to REIGN (Respect, Excel,

Integrity Give Back and Network) in every thing they do. We want to encourage students to REIGN in and

out of Mission Oak. What does it mean to Respect, Excel, Integrity, Give Back and Network?

We encourage each family to have this discussion. Additionally, we need parents/students

willing to act as representatives on our REIGN Council. We recognize

the importance of working as partners with families and want your in-

put and involvement as we strive to create the best possible school

experience for your child. If you are interested or would like more infor-

mation, please call the school at 687-7308. Thanks for all of your sup-

port. We are looking forward to Mission Oak to continue to REIGN!

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Estar preparado y fechas límite de reunión son

un factor importante para su grado 12. Todos

los estudiantes de grado 12 que están planean-

do continuar su educación en instituciones de 2

años, 4 años, comercio o escuela técnica, deben

aplicar a becas en el Centro Vocacional. Las

becas son para todos. Si usted está planeando

asistir a la universidad, por favor revise con la

Oficina de Consejería para asegurarse de que

su número de seguridad social esté en los archi-

vos ya que GPA es enviado electrónicamente al

Estado por las Becas Cal. También asegúrese

de empezar a reunir toda su información para

su hoja de vida con la solicitud de las becas. Su

hoja de vida debe incluir actividades, servicio

comunitario, reconocimientos/honores, eventos,

etc. en que usted haya participado en su carre-

ra de escuela preparatoria. Por favor marque

sus calendarios para la NOCHE UNIVERSI-

TARIA, martes, 13 de septiembre.

¡Tenemos noticias emocionantes con respecto al anuario

de este año: cada estudiante que compre un anuario (para

una fecha de primavera determinada) podrán diseñar 2

páginas completas que serán impresas sólo en su libro! ¡Sí,

usted podrá asegurarse de que 2 páginas estén llenas de

sus recuerdos, fotografías que usted escoja de acuerdo

con el formato que usted elija, y está incluido en el costo

del libro! El libro de este año tendrá una precio, $60, y las

ventas comenzarán cuando empiecen las clases.

La ropa de Educa-ción Física puede ser comprada en la Orientación de Estu-diantes de Grado 9 y en su clase de Edu-cación Física. Cues-

Adhesivos ASB-disponibles por $15 en la Orientación, un Adhesivo ASB es su pasa-

porte a la diversión y a una año lectivo emocionante! Usted no sólo adquiere ad-

misión GRATUITA a todos los juegos sede de todos los deportes para todas las tres

escuelas de preparatoria de Tulare, usted obtiene descuentos en la admisión a

muchos otros bailes y eventos incluyendo $5 OFF a la Fiesta Rompehielos. Y como si

esto fuera poco, todos los ingresos de las ventas de los Adhesivos ASB se invierten

en la creación de eventos divertidos y emocionantes y carreras para el cuerpo

estudiantil.

Fiesta Rompehielos-una nueva tradición en Mission Oak es nuestra Fiesta Rom-

pehielos que tiene lugar en Time Out Pizza (Tulare Water Slides) Venga y empiece

un año lectivo con sus amigos en la MEJOR fiesta del año el viernes, 19 de agosto

de 8 a 11 p.m. Los boletos cuestan $15 sin un adhesivo ASB o $10 con adhesivo

ASB.

Consejo de Clase de Grado 9-Una gran manera de participar, el Consejo de Clase

de Grado 9 tendrá elecciones para representantes el 25 y 26 de agosto en el al-

muerzo. Si usted es un estudiante que ingresa al grado 9 y quiere ser parte del co-

mité que lidera su clase al éxito, recoja una solicitud de aplicación en la Orienta-

ción (8/4) o en la Oficina de Consejería (8/11-8/19).

11-17 de agosto Aplicación de clase de estudiantes de grado 9

19 de agosto Competencia de Bienvenida

19 de agosto Fiesta Rompehielos de 8:00-11:00 pm

Time Out Pizza-Toboganes de agua

25-26 de agosto Elecciones de Clase de Estudiantes de Grado 9 en el almuerzo

2 de septiembre Feria del Club en el almuerzo

10-14 de octubre Semana de Regreso a Casa

14 de octubre Carrera de Regreso a Casa, Juego vs. Monache & Baile

21 de octubre Juego de Futbol de Rivalry vs. Western

28 de octubre Deportes de Otoño Rally y Juego de Futbol vs. Union

Estudiantes de grado 9 marquen sus calendarios

el viernes, 5 de agosto de 8:00 a.m. hasta el me-

dio día. El Equipo Link patrocinará “la experien-

cia de primer día de los estudiantes de grado 9”.

Esta será una gran oportunidad para familiari-

zarse con el plantel mientras participa en mu-

chas actividades deportivas. Todos los estudian-

tes de grado 9 están invitados.

Una nueva tradición en Mission Oak es nuestra Fiesta Rom-pehielos que se lleva a cabo en Time Out Pizza (Tulare Water Slides) Venga y empiece el año con sus amigos en la MEJOR fiesta del año el viernes, 19 de agosto de 8 a 11 p.m. Los bole-tos cuestan $15 sin adhesivo ASB o $10 con adhesivo ASB. La admisión incluye baile, tobogán de agua, jaulas de bateo y una porción de pizza y gaseosa. ¡No se pierda esta noche divertida! Usted puede comprar su boleto del evento o evitar largas colas comprando su boleto en la Orientación o durante la hora del

almuerzo la primera semana de clases.

Estimadas familias Hawk, en su corta historia Mission Oak ha desarrollado una cultura positiva y un

estándar alto de excelencia. Estamos además buscando mejorar el ambiente positivo académico y

disciplinario para todos en la Escuela Preparatoria Mission Oak. Como cuerpo de personal y de estu-

diantes, estamos dedicando mucho tiempo a colaborar con los detalles del marco de Intervenciones

& Apoyos Positivos al Comportamiento en Toda la Escuela (PBIS), que será implementada completa-

mente el primer día del año lectivo 2016-2017. Parte de este proceso incluye el desarrollo y enseñanza de expectativas

especificas de comportamiento a nuestros estudiantes. Estos comportamientos serán implementados positivamente a lo

largo de la escuela por el resto de su carrera en la escuela de preparatoria de su estudiante en Mission Oak. Esperamos

que todos nuestros estudiantes se adhieran a REIGN (Respeto, distinción, Integridad, Reciprocidad y Redes) en cada cosa que ellos hagan.

Queremos invitar a los estudiantes a adherirse a REIGN fuera y dentro de Mission Oak. ¿Qué quiere decir Respeto, distin-

ción, Integridad, Reciprocidad y Redes? Invitamos a todas las familias tener esta discusión. Adicional-

mente, necesitamos que los padres/estudiantes estén dispuestos a actuar como representantes de

nuestro Consejo REIGN. Reconocemos la importancia de trabajar como socios con las familias y quere-

mos su información y participación mientras nos esforzamos para crear la mejor

experiencia académica posible para su hijo (a). Si usted está interesado o si

quiere más información, por favor llame a la escuela a 687-7308. Gracias pro

todo su apoyo. Esperamos que Mission Oak siga adhiriéndose a REIGN!

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Dress Code Information for High School Students

Our district campuses encourage students to dress appropriately for school and enforce a dress code for all high school students. Research

has shown that student dress and appearance affect student attitude and conduct and that appropriate grooming and dress are a part of the

learning process. We understand that students and their parents freely choose a style of dress that reflects the student's individuality, but

we also believe that there are standards of appropriateness in grooming so not to distract from the educational process. If you have any

questions regarding the dress code policy, please contact the high school administration at your convenience. It is important to note that the

dress code shall apply at school and at all school-sponsored activities.

The following guidelines are intended to define appropriate student attire:

Student dress and appearance shall not be disruptive/hazardous to the safety of anyone in the school.

Any clothes or styles of dress that may cause a threat, have a negative effect, or disrupt the educational process will not be permitted.

No student may wear clothing that contains words that are suggestive or has suggestive double meanings of lewdness, obscenity or

vulgarity.

Clothing advertising alcohol, drug or tobacco products is prohibited.

Any apparel, jewelry, accessory, notebook, backpack, or manner of grooming, which,

by virtue of its color, arrangement, trademark or any other attribute, denotes mem-

bership in gangs, advocates drug use, violence, disruptive behavior or is offensive is

prohibited. A behavior contract is enforced based on gang associated activities.

See-through, midriff, fishnet blouses, spaghetti strap tops (straps must be one 1 1/2” or

wider), low cut, revealing tops and muscle shirts that are cut low under the arm are

prohibited.

Shirts must be worn at all school activities including sporting events. Bare midriffs will

not be allowed.

All shorts and skirts must be an appropriate length, mid-thigh or longer. Biker shorts

shall not be worn as outer garments.

Bandannas are not allowed at school or at school-sponsored events.

Towels, T-shirts, folded shirts or any other clothing article cannot be worn around the

neck, draped over the shoulder, or hanging from the pocket.

No lanyards hanging from pocket.

Wearing of hats on campus is not permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, base-

ball-style hats, knit caps, beanies, bandannas, hair nets, and hoods.

For sun protection, students are allowed to wear a full brim hat that is constructed of cotton or canvas material, capable of being fold-

ed up while in the classroom. These hats must be: Free of any type of logo or writing, Solid white or khaki color, Removed upon enter-

ing building.

No bagging or sagging clothes are permitted. Pants must fit at the waist, hips, crotch and thighs. Belts must be tucked into the pant

loops.

Wallet chains are prohibited.

Shoes must be worn at all times

Sports Jerseys are not allowed on campus other than those with district/school logos (Effective 2014-2015).

TJUHSD Dress Code

The Tulare Joint Union High School District encourages students to dress appropriately for school. All clothing shall be neat,

clean and acceptable in repair and appearance and shall be worn within the bounds of decency, safety, and good taste as deemed

appropriate by school administration. Please use the following guidelines of acceptable and not acceptable shorts when purchasing

back to school clothing.

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Tulare Joint Union High School District Rules to Ride the School Bus

The district is anxious to provide as much opportunity as is economically feasible for students who reside a long distance from campus to

attend school and participate in school activities. The district operates an extensive transportation system to transport students to and

from school and to many activities away from campus. PLEASE NOTE THAT CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE BUS SCHEDULES

FOR THE SEMESTER THAT MAY EFFECT YOUR STUDENT. Bus service is provided to:

• Students who live more than two miles walking distance from school

• Students who face hazardous walking conditions

• Students in certain special education programs

• Students enrolled in a special education program not offered at the local school campus

All bus riders are required to have their ID and a "pass" to ride the school bus. This pass is in the form of a sticker placed

on their student body ID card and the sticker will be provided by the bus driver. It is very important to note that no student will be

permitted to ride any bus but their own, without a note signed by the Principal / Assistant Principal or Admin. Staff. Please note

that students who receive permission to attend a school outside their attendance area must provide their own transportation to and

from school. NO STUDENT WILL RIDE A BUS WITHOUT THEIR ID AND A PASS. THIS WILL BE ENFORCED.

When the Bus is a No Show If you are reasonably sure that the delay is not due to weather conditions, please allow at least 15 minutes before calling the district

transportation department (688-2021 ext 235 or 238). A bus may be delayed due to traffic conditions or mechanical problems.

Late Buses in the Afternoon for Athletics and After-School Programs One late bus will depart from Tulare Western at 5:50p.m. and one from Mission Oak at 5 :55 p.m. These buses will meet a 3rd late

bus at Tulare Union and all 3 buses will depart from Tulare Union at 6 :00 pm daily.

These buses are for student athletes who remain after school for sports practice or students who stay after school with permission for

tutoring or after-school detention or extra or co-curricular activities (such as Drama or Mock Trial). The student athletes must have a

sticker affixed to their ID Card, which may be obtained from their current coach. The sticker will change with each sports season.

The student participating in extra or co-curricular activities must have a pass to ride the late bus, which may be obtained from their

Counselor or Assistant Principal. These passes are yellow and are provided by the Transportation department to the school site. All

bus riders must have their ID card with them at all times to board the late bus.

Transportation Schedules Please review the schedules: our changes may effect your student!!

These are the daily morning bus schedules for Tulare, Pixley, Tipton and cross-town school buses between the high

schools. It is important to note that times and stops are subject to change. If you have any questions about the bus

stops, please contact the transportation department at 688-2021extension 2023. Students are REQUIRED to be at

their bus stop at least TEN ( 10) minutes prior to bus arrival.

ALL CAMPUSES (stopsinTulare) 7:35 Cypress Avenue I Laspina Street

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) 6:55 Bradbury Avenue & Cedar Street 6:56 Bradbury Avenue & Ash Street

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tipton) 7:00 N. Newman Road & Lipscomb Avenue

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) 6:50 School Street and Holste Avenue 6:53 Elm Street and Ellsworth Avenue

ALL CAMPUSES (stops inTipton) 6:55 E. Jayna Avenue & Adams Road 6:57 E. Woods Avenue & S. Thompson Road

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Sunrise) 7:20 O n Sunrise Street by Park

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) 6:55 Sheriff Substation

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tipton) 6:57 Klindera Avenue (middle of block)

NOTICE: At all stops students

may ride a cross-town bus to another school site

IN TOWN BUSES (route numbers noted)

TULARE UNION

TULARE WESTERN MISSION OAK

7:00 Live Oak 7:10 Finch Avenue & Lynora St.

S-1 S-1

7:20 Tech Prep (Pratt & Bardsley) 7:25 Oakwood Dr. (between Vetter & E)

TW1 TW2

7:20 O n S u n r i s e b y t h e P a r k MO7

7:25 Tech Prep (Pratt & Bardsley) 7:30 S. Mt. View St. & Kern Ave. 7:30 Colony Ave. & Road 126

TUl MO3 MO4

7:10 Prosperity Ave. & Mathias St. 7:20 Lynndale 7:25 A r b o r & D e l l w o o d 7:20 Mercedes Ave. & M St.

TU2 TU3 TU3

7:35 Just South of Cypress School MO1

7 :33 Hazeltine St. & Tulare Ave. 7:37 Sierra Ave. & Martin St. 6: 55 De LaVina St. & Bella Oaks Dr. 7 :30 Cypress

MO4 MO4 TU3 MO9

7:30 M e r r i t & G e m 7:35 M & M e r c e d e s . 7 :40 Kennedy & Oaks 7:43 Oaks & Lois

TU3 TU3 TU3

CROSS-TOWN BUSES BETWEEN THE HIGH SCHOOLS (route numbers noted): All students who ride a bus to another school site during the school day for an off-site class MUST get a sticker

allowing them to do so, affixed to their ID Card. Stickers are available from the Assistant Principal's office at each

respective high school. 7:40 Depart Tulare Western and drop off at Tulare Union TW2 7:35 Depart Tulare Western and drop off at Mission Oak TWl 7:35 Depart Mission Oak and drop off at Tech Prep and Tulare Western MO5 7:40 Depart Mission Oak and drop off at Tulare Union MO8 7:40 Depart Tulare Union and drop off at Tulare Western and Tech Prep MO2 7:40 Depart Tulare Union and drop off at Mission Oak 2 buses : TU and TU2


Reglas de Tulare Joint Union High School District para viajar en el autobús escolar El distrito está ansioso por ofrecer tantas oportunidades como sean económicamente viables para los estudiantes que viven a gran distancia de la escuela para asistir a la escuela y participar en las actividades escolares. El distrito maneja un extenso sistema de transporte para transportar estudiantes hacia y desde la escuela y a muchas actividades fuera de la escuela. TENGA EN CUENTA QUE SE HAN REALIZADO CAMBIOS A LOS HORARIOS DE AUTOBÚS PARA EL SEMESTRE DE OTOÑO, QUE PUEDEN AFECTAR A

SU ESTUDIANTE. El servicio de autobús se ofrece a:

Estudiantes que viven a más de dos millas de distancia caminando desde la escuela Estudiantes que se enfrentan a condiciones peligrosas para caminar Estudiantes en ciertos programas de educación especial Estudiantes matriculados en un programa de educación especial que no se ofrece en el plantel escolar local

Todos los usuarios de los autobuses están obligados a tener su IDENTIFICACIÓN (ID) y un "pase" para viajar en el autobús escolar. Este pase es en forma de una etiqueta pegada en su tarjeta de identificación estudiantil y la etiqueta la proporcionará el conductor del autobús. Es muy importante tener en cuenta que a ningún estudiante se le permitirá viajar en cualquier autobús sino en el que debe hacerlo, sin una nota firmada por el director o subdirector. Tenga en cuenta que los estudiantes que reciben el permiso para asistir a una escuela fuera de su área de asistencia deben proporcionar su propio transporte desde y hacia la escuela. NINGÚN ESTUDIANTE VIAJARÁ EN UN AUTOBÚS SIN SU IDENTIFICACIÓN Y UN PASE. ESTO SE HARÁ CUMPLIR.

Cuando el autobús no se presenta Si usted está razonablemente seguro de que el retraso no se debe a las condiciones climáticas, por favor, espere al menos 15 minutos antes de llamar al departamento de transporte del distrito (688-2021 ext. 2023 or 2009). Un autobús puede estar retrasado debido a las condiciones del tráfico o a problemas mecánicos.

Último autobús para atletismo y programas después de la escuela

Un último autobús saldrá de Mission Oak y Tulare Western, aproximadamente a las 5:50 pm todos los días. Estos autobuses

reunirán un tercer autobús tarde en Tulare Union y todos tres autobuses partirán desde Tulare Unión a las 6:00 diariamente.

Estos autobuses son para los estudiantes atletas que permanecen después de la escuela para la práctica deportiva o estudiantes que se quedan después de la escuela con permiso para la detención de tutoría o después de la escuela o actividades curriculares o extras (como Drama o Mock Trial). Los estudiantes atletas deben tener una etiqueta colocada en su tarjeta de identificación, que puede obtenerse de su actual entrenador. La pegatina cambiará con cada temporada deportiva. Los estudiantes participan en actividades extras curriculares deben tener un pase para viajar en el autobús de tarde, que puede obtenerse de su consejero o subdirector. Estos pases son amarillos y son proporcionados por el Departamento de transportación a la escuela. Todos los pasajeros de autobús deben tener su tarjeta de identificación con ellos en todo momento para abordar el bus de la tarde.

NUEVOS Horarios de Transporte

(¡Por favor, revise los horarios, ya que los cambios pueden afectar a su estudiante!) Estos son los horarios diarios de los autobuses para Tulare, Pixley, Tipton y los cross-town school buses (autobuses escolares que atraviesan la ciudad) entre las escuelas secundarias. Es importante tener en cuenta que las horas y las paradas están sujetas a cambios. Si usted tiene alguna pregunta acerca de las paradas de autobús, por favor póngase en contacto con el departamento de transporte al 688-2021. Ext. 2023 or 2009.Los estudiantes deben estar en la parada del autobús por lo menos cinco (5) minutos antes de la llegada del autobús.

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tulare) ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) 7:35 Cypress Avenue / Laspina Street 6:50 School Street and Sarah Avenue 6:55 Sheriff Substation

6:53 Elm Street and Ellsworth Avenue

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Pixley) ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tipton) ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tipton) 6:55 Bradbury Avenue & Cedar Street 6:55 E. Jayna Avenue & Adams Road 6:57 Klindera Avenue (middle of block) 6:56 Bradbury Avenue & Ash Street 6:57 E. Woods Avenue & S. Thompson Road

ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Tipton) ALL CAMPUSES (stops in Sunrise) AVISO: En todas las paradas los estudiantes

7:00 N. Newman Road & Lipscomb Avenue 7:20 Sunrise Street & Pyramid Avenue pueden montar un autobús cruza la ciudad

a otro sitio de la escuela.

IN TOWN BUSES (route numbers noted)

TULARE UNION TULARE WESTERN MISSION OAK 6:55 Live Oak S-1 7:20 Tech Prep (Pratt & Bardsley) TW1

7:05 Finch Avenue & Lynora St. S-1 7:25 Oakwood Dr. ( between Vetter & E) TW2 7:20 On Sunrise by Park MO7 7:25 Tech Prep (Pratt & Bardsley) TU1 7:10 Prosperity Ave. & Mathias St. TU2 7:35 Just South of Cypress School MO1 7:30 S. Mt. View St. & Kern Ave. MO3 7:20 Lynndale TU3 7:30 Colony Ave. & Road 126 MO4 7:25 Arbor & Dellwood TU3 7:33 Hazeltine St. & Tulare Ave. MO4 7:30 Merrit & Gem

TU3

7:37 Sierra Ave. & Martin St. MO4 7:35 M & Mercedes TU3 6:55 De La Vina St. & Bella Oaks Dr. TU3 7:40 Kennedy & Oaks TU3 7:25 Cypress TU3 7:43 Oaks & Lois TU3

CROSS-TOWN BUSES BETWEEN THE HIGH SCHOOLS (route numbers noted): Todos los estudiantes que paseo en un autobús a otro sitio de la escuela durante el día escolar para una clase de inspecciones debe conseguir una pegatina que les permita hacerlo, fijado a su tarjeta de ID etiquetas engomadas están disponibles en la oficina del Director Asistente en cada escuela secundaria respectivo. 7:40 Depart Tulare Western and drop off at Tulare Union TW2

7:35 Depart Tulare Western and drop off at Mission Oak TW1 7:30 7:35 Depart Mission Oak and drop off at Tech Prep and Tulare Western MO5 7:35 7:40 Depart Mission Oak and drop off at Tulare Union MO8 7:40 7:40 Depart Tulare Union and drop off at Tulare Western and Tech Prep MO2 7:40 Depart Tulare Union and drop off at Mission Oak 2 buses: TU1 and TU2

M O NE WS—FA LL 2 01 6 -2 01 7 NE WS LE T T E R

Tulare Joint Union High School District

Instructional Staff work Significant

Month M T W TH F Days Days Dates Explanation August 2016 1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12 15 3

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30 31

September 2016 1 2

5 6 7 8 9 September 5 Labor Day

12 13 14 15 16 20 0 September 14 Fair Day

19 20 21 22 23 September 23

26 27 28 29 30

October 2016 3 4 5 6 7

10 11 12 13 14

17 18 19 20 21 21 0

24 25 26 27 28

31

November 2016 1 2 3 4 Early Release Day

7 8 9 10 11 Veteran's Day

14 15 16 17 18 16 0

21 22 23 24 25 Thanksgiving Holiday

28 29 30 Winter

December 2016 1 2 5 6 7 8 9

12 13 14 15 16 10 1 Professional DevelopmentTeacher work day

19 20 21 22 23

26 27 28 29 30 Winter

January 2017 2 3 4 5 6 Vacation

9 10 11 12 13

16 17 18 19 20 16 0

23 24 25 26 27 Martin Luther King Day

30 31

February 2017 1 2 3

6 7 8 9 10 18 0 Lincoln's Birthday

13 14 15 16 17 President's Day

20 21 22 23 24

27 28

March 2017 1 2 3

6 7 8 9 10

13 14 15 16 17 23 0

20 21 22 23 24

27 28 29 30 31

April 2017 3 4 5 6 7 12 wks. Grading period ( 34 days)

10 11 12 13 14 April 10 - April 17 Spring Vacation

17 18 19 20 21 14 0

24 25 26 27 28

May 2017 1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19 22 0

22 23 24 25 26

29 30 31 Memorial Day

June 2017 1 2 5 1

5 6 7 8 9 Last Teacher Duty Day

All Fridays PLC/PD days start at 9 am except late start Fridays (9:30 am)

Minimum Days-Back-to-School Night (8/30), June 6, and June 7 - Legal Holiday

Winter Schedule: November 28 through February 3 (29 days) - Teacher Duty Day (no school)

Graduation - Tulare Western - June 6, 2017; Tulare Union - June 7 , 2017; and Mission Oak - June 8, 2017 - Board HolidayGraduation - Mission Oak - June 3, 2015; Tulare Union - June 4, 2015; and Tulare Western - June 5, 2015 - Teacher Duty Day (no school)

Approved by board on: January 21, 2016 - Grade Periods

February 16

June 8

(2nd Semester - 98 Days)

Late Start Friday PLC/PD Day (9:30am)


End of Semester (36 days)

May 26 Late Start Friday PLC/PD Day (9:30am)


May 29

6 wks. Grading period (28 days)

April 7

December 16

Through February 3, 2017

through

Adopted Calendar for 2016-2017 School Year

November 28, 2016

August 8 & 9 District/Site Meetings/PLC/PD Days

First Day of SchoolAugust 11

6 wks. Grading period (25 days)

November 18

September 30

October 28




August 10

Total Student Instructional Days=180

June 6 & 7 - minimum days

April 28

November 21 through 25

January 6

January 16

February 17

March 31

February 24

February 20

December 15

(1st Semester - 82 days)

End of Semester (27 days)Schedule

December 14

October 28

Teacher Classroom Work Day

November 11

August 26


6 wks. grading period (30 days)

Back-to-School Night (minimum day)August 30

Parent Sophomore & Freshman Orientation

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