Hello, Analy Community—
...and happy spring!
It's hard for me to believe that in less than two months it will be Memorial Day—and we will be entering into the home stretch of the school year. Those last two weeks of school will be jam-packed with important events and fun activities—so I want to share the schedule with you now.
We wil have no school on Monday, May 27th to observe the Memorial Day holiday. The rest of that week will be unusual also: we will follow our typical 'Monday' schedule from Tuesday, May 28th to Thursday, May 30th. Senior day away will be Wednesday of that week. On Friday, May 31st, we will have a special schedule (see the image at left, or the link here) that will allow for exam review sessions for periods 7, 5, 1, and 3 (in that order) as well as our annual Day on the Green.
On Monday, June 3rd, we will hold our 1st period Final Exam, and then review sessions for periods 2, 4 and 6. On Tuesday, June 4th we will have 2nd and 6th period exams, while on Wednesday, June 5th, we will have 5th and 3rd period finals. On Thursday, June 6th we will hold final exams for periods 4 and 7 before celebrating the Analy High School class of 2024 at Graduation that evening. It will be here before you know it—we'll see you there!
Chuck Wade, Principal
Students at Analy exhibiting any of our Portrait of a Graduate traits--curiosity, empathy, resilience, balance, collaboration, or communication--are issued a Paw Award. One copy goes home for the student and the other is entered into our monthly prize drawing. See below for this months recipients and winners.
Drawing Winners:
Isabel Castaldi
Griffin Cassidy
Gerardo Diaz
Anaya Gayosso, Juan | Andersen, Jake |
Bishop, Tyler | Buchanan, Tyler |
Campbell, Griffen | Castaldi, Isabel |
Diaz, Gerry | Flores, Luis |
Hanson, Taylor | Hegarty, Mason |
Howard, Lauren | Johnson, Madeline |
Martinez Reyes, Jose | McCully, Owen |
Muchmore, Colton | Nichols, Indiana |
Ojo De Agua Luna, Juan | Orlandi, Lewelyn |
Ornelas, Marcos | Prado, Jessica |
Reyff, Derek | Trujillo, David |
Vidrio Barrera, Santi | You, Matthew |
Students interviewed Catherine Newman, author of We All Want Impossible Things, a novel that they are currently working on adapting for a film pitch project in Myers's Film & Lit class. She commented that these students asked her the best questions about her novel so far.
Students interviewed Stuart Turton, author of The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, a novel that they are currently working on adapting for a film pitch project in Myers's Film & Lit class. We learned that his book is currently being adapted by HBO! Mr. Turton was funny and self-deprecating.
AP Research students are desperately looking for participants for their studies. Please fill out this survey if you are willing; the research will get back to you. (Link url--https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1IzOp2rwyNZqL2IRY9ZQGQo3Z3kjPaj8iS1bFQM4LzHg/edit)
Congratulations to the AP Research students who presented their studies at SCOE's STEAM Showcase on March 5th. (photos below!)
We are excited to announce that Fulton Crossing is hosting a show by high school students for the Fine Arts Department from Analy High School. Our youth in Sonoma County is budding with talent! Come show your support by seeing this exhibit on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday from 11am - 4pm.
#fultoncorssing #analyhighschool #fineart #teenartist #sonomacounty
Hello families,
The third quarter has just come to a close! If you have concerns about your students grades, please look over our available resources on the school website (linked HERE) and reach out to your students' school counselor.
Students who have received a "D" or "F" in the first semester, or students who finish the second semester with a "D" or "F", will potentially need summer school. More information about summer school will be released soon via Parent Square.
Please contact your student's school counselor with any questions!
Counselor by student’s last name:
A - En Mx. Bertsch sbertsch@wscuhsd.org
Er- Lan Ms. Garcia lgarcia@wscuhsd.org
Lao - Re Mr. Cortez ocortez@wscuhsd.org
Ri - Z Mr. Mirassou hmirassou@wscuhsd.org
LGBTQiA+ Panel: Ethnic Studies students recently participated in an Intergenerational Conversation with LGBTQiA+ elders who shared their personal experiences of being part of the queer community and what pride means to them.
Cultural Package Exchange: Global Studies students have been hard at work assembling packages to be sent to Kenya, Taiwan, and other partner countries as part of a cultural package exchange.
Los Cien Youth Perspective: Shout out to Aliyah Contreras, who was part of the planning and design team for Los Cien’s Youth Perspective last month. Aliyah helped craft questions for the panelists from high schools across the county that reflect their observations, experiences, and concerns, covering topics such as school safety, cultural representation, and student well-being. We are so proud of you!
Catering job at Canine Companions.
We raised $2500 for our program
New Serving Line Equipment
If you haven’t had a chance to check out the new equipment in the Entrée of the Day Café, NOW IS THE TIME! Thanks to a Kitchen Infrastructure and Training Grant, we have streamlined this serving space with more efficient, modern equipment that we hope brings students a sense of pride in their breakfast and lunch experience! We are also now serving up a variety of entrée salads and deli sandwiches in our cold display cases and will soon carry complete meal grab and go boxes.
Breakfast Before School
If you show up to school before 8:30 hungry, then come see us in the Cafeteria (Pizza and Grill Window)! We have begun Breakfast Before School (B4B) where we offer a variety of breakfast items, fruit, juice and milk to get you going before class from 8:10 to about 8:25 in the morning.
Please remember, if you grab B4B, Brunch is not free (only $2 if you are still hungry though, as the California Universal Meals program only allows us to offer one free breakfast meal/day). So come on in! We’ll even have some tunes playing to help wake you up and get your day started right (requests welcome!!!).
It is our goal here in the WSCUHSD Food and Nutrition Services Department to continue to grow our meal program. We appreciate your patience as we grow and expand!
The Class of 2023 donated funds to buy comfy furniture for the library to make it feel more welcoming to our students. Mrs McClelland, our Librarian, ordered comfy couches for our front area, our Maintenance Department painted the walls with a fresh coat of paint, and then our Woodshop students built a shelf to go behind the couches to look great and hold the devices for students to charge their phones and Chromebooks. It's the new favorite spot in the Library!
Woodshop students (L-R) Colton Muchmore, Brayden Cassidy, Owen McCully, Tyler Bishop, Derek Reyff
Job & Volunteer Fair was today on the Field. Ask you student about the 20+ business that attended.
April 10th FAFSA (Financial Aid for College) workshop 5:30pm Library
April 11th "Bite of Reality" RCU financial literacy program 10:20-12:35pm(small gym)
April 4th & 11th "SRJC Office Hours", Library 10am-1:30pm for Senior Jump Start and 9-11th dual enrollment summer/fall.
Please help give our 2024 Graduates a safe and fun graduation celebration by using this link to sign up to be a 2024 Project Grad Volunteer.
