Hello Everyone, Please read the following information carefully. LHS PM FRIDAY - see below. Thanks very much.
WEDNESDAY 4/18: PM CLASS - normal schedule.
GHS MORNING Students: Regular M/T/Th/F bell schedule timing-wise.You will be at the event, leaving around 8:15 by bus and will return from LHS after event, have lunch, then go immediately to the assembly here at GHS. I will be available in room 108 during the morning hours P2 P3 - please stop by the classroom with your time sheet PLEASE! Thank you.
LHS MORNING Students:
Please text Ms. Erceg at 510.305.5111 your name/your hours - a photo of your time sheet from last week asap. Thank you.
Dear Traveling ROP Student,
On Wednesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 19, Livermore High School is operating on regular day schedules (Friday, April 20 will be an early release schedule). The bell schedulesfor these days are listed below on this notice.
In addition to the changed bell schedules, your presence is required at Livermore High School at times you are normally at your off-campus ROP course. Below, I have noted where and when you are required to be at Livermore High School on these two days. I have notified your ROP course instructor of the adjusted schedule. Please confer with him/ her regarding make-up assignments and, if this interferes with an internship requirement, please notify your internship supervisor.
On Wed, 4/18 (Regular Day Schedule)
- Attend your 1st period as scheduled.
- Report to the Career Center for 2nd period (9:10am). You will work quietly on an assignment until the announcement is made at approximately 9:45am to go to the assembly. I will release them to the assembly at that time.
- If the assembly ends before lunch, report back to the Career Center for the duration of the period, otherwise, go to lunch.
On Th, 4/19 (Regular Day Schedule) (Students - notify your site you will be absent)
- Attend your 1st period as scheduled.
- After the assembly ends (at approximately 10:30am), you must report to the Career Center where they will stay for 3rd period until it is lunch time.
Note that I WILL be taking attendance and you will be marked UNEXCUSED if you do not report to the Career Center when expected.
On Fri, 4/20
· Attend your classes as scheduled, but be aware that LHS is operating on an early release schedule.
Wednesday, April 18 (Regular Day Schedule) LHS AM stays at LHS P2 P3
Period 1 8:00 - 9:10
Period 2 9:20 – 10:35
Period 3 10:45 – 11:55
Lunch 11:55 – 12:30
Period 4 12:35 - 1:45
Period 5 1:55 – 3:05
Thursday, April 19 (Regular Day Schedule) LHS AM stays at LHS P2 P3
Period 1 8:00 - 9:10
Period 2 9:20 – 10:35am
Period 3 10:45 – 11:55
Lunch 11:55 – 12:30
Period 4 12:35 - 1:45
Period 5 1:55 – 3:05
Friday, April 20 (Early Release Sched) LHS AM/PM: Arrange site time w/me via text.
Period 1 8:00 - 8:55
Period 2 9:05 -10:05
Period 3 10:15-11:10
Lunch 11:10-11:45
Period 4 11:50-12:45
Period 5 12:55-1:50
Paula-Ann Cabading
For those of you that are above and beyond the minimum number of community classroom (CC) hours, continue site attendance as scheduled. Any change in schedule or absences must be reported to me. Many of you have or will be over 200!!! That earns you a special certificate of achievement!
About 25 of you are looking like you will be very close, but may not make the 180. Check your hours log and I'll review your hours next time you are in the classroom with me.
Take advantage of any and all CC hour opportunities from this point forward. We're in the home stretch and the week of 5/21 has a special schedule. I'll cover that next week. Thank you very much.
If you are volunteering at the 4/25 orientation or attending the College Planning Night on 4/26, you
will earn CC HOURS. You'll have to bring business cards, etc. (evidence of your participation 4/26)
FREE YOUTH HEART
SCREENING EVENT - Volunteer for CC Hours!
Hosted by Livermore Valley Joint Unified
School District
INVITED: All students 12 to 25
years old in the Livermore Valley and
surrounding area are invited to participate in Via Heart Project’s heart
screening event.
WHEN: Sunday, April 22, 2018, 9:00 am to
3:00 pm
WHERE: Livermore High School, 600 Maple St, Livermore, CA 94550, USA
WHY: It is estimated 1 in 500
school-aged children suffer an undiagnosed heart defect, which can lead to sudden
cardiac arrest and death. A typical annual physical does not screen for
advanced heart abnormalities. This screening
does not take the place of your annual or pre-participation sports
physical.
WHAT: Screenings take 60-90 minutes
(wait times may vary) and consist of:
©
Vitals
©
CPR/AED Training
©
Health History Review
©
12-lead EKG
©
Cardiologist Consult
©
Limited Echo
The
entire process is non-invasive—no needles or x-ray exposure—and we ensure each
teen’s confidentiality, privacy and individual modesty is respected throughout
all aspects of the screening.
HOW: Registration
will open Monday March 12, 2018 and will close at noon on Friday April 20, 2018.
Register at https://viaheartproject.org/screenings/ Hurry! Space is limited to the first 750
registrants!
COST: Via Heart Project is able to provide heart screening free of charge thanks to our volunteer cardiologists,
sonographers, nurses, and our generous sponsors
Job-seekers interested in seasonal work at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton can attend the Summer Job Fair on Saturday, April 28. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the fairgrounds' Yellow Gate entrance at 4501 Pleasanton Ave. in Pleasanton. Representatives from the fair, Spectra and Venue Smart, the fair's on-site food-beverage and custodial partners, will be on hand to provide information, accept applications and interview potential candidates, fairgrounds officials said. Most positions start mid-June and run through the second week of July. Students, "first job" applicants, retirees and all others interested in short-term employment can attend. Candidates must be age 16 or older to apply. Parking will be available on Pleasanton Avenue and the ACE Train lot located across from the Yellow Gate. For more information, visit alamedacountyfair.com.
That's enough! Whew!
Ms. Erceg
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