Panther Newsletter

As we step into the third week of the school year, I am filled with immense pride and excitement to witness the incredible energy and enthusiasm that fills our halls and classrooms. The journey of learning and growth is well underway, and it's heartwarming to see everyone settling into their routines and embracing the opportunities that lie ahead.

Our school thrives on the principles of community, collaboration, and excellence. This year is no different, as we come together to create an environment that fosters not only academic achievement but also personal development. It's inspiring to observe the friendships forming, the questions being asked, and the curiosity that ignites a passion for knowledge.

I encourage each student to actively engage in every aspect of school life. Join a club that sparks your interest, participate wholeheartedly in classroom discussions, and challenge yourself to think beyond the obvious. Remember, education is a journey, and every step you take contributes to your growth.

Parents and guardians, your support is invaluable in nurturing the potential within our students. Your involvement, whether through volunteering, attending parent-teacher conferences, or simply having meaningful conversations at home, makes a significant difference in your child's educational experience.

Our dedicated staff continues to work tirelessly to create an inclusive and stimulating learning environment. They are here to guide, inspire, and mentor each student on their individual path to success. Let's express our gratitude for their dedication and the positive impact they have on our school community.

As we progress through this school year, let's keep our lines of communication open. If you have questions, ideas, or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We believe that collaboration between home and school is key to providing the best educational experience for our students.

In the weeks to come, expect more exciting events, thought-provoking discussions, and opportunities to showcase your talents. Let's continue to support one another, celebrate our achievements, and work together to make this school year truly exceptional.

Here's to a wonderful third week of school and to the many accomplishments that await us.

With warm regards,

Ben Sanchez

M.Ed | CORONA HIGH SCHOOL | PRINCIPAL

Corona-Norco Unified School District

1150 W. 10th St. Corona 92882

RAWR!!

“Show them you care!”

951.736.3211

What career offers steady pay, a ton of vacation time, and best of all, an opportunity to positively impact the lives of students? The answer? A career as a teacher! If you think you might have an interest in pursuing a career in education, regardless of the grade level or specific role, you’ll want to consider the new CTE Education Pathway here at Corona High. The pathway will include elective classes designed to prepare you for a career in education AND the opportunity to work as a PAID paraeducator within our district while you are in high school. See your counselor for more details.

The Counseling Department will be going into 9th Grade Language Arts classes on Thursday, August 31st to present information on the 9th Grade Program. Some topics that will be covered are:

• Who is their counselor – services available through counseling
• How to be a successful student
• Graduation requirements
• College requirements
• Wellness

Please make sure to have the student bring their Chromebook for the presentation and complete the Pre-Survey by August 28th. Here is the link: Corona High School Counselor Pre-Survey 9th Graders for the pre-survey.

This week was our first SPIRIT WEEK of the school year. Everyone had fun participating.

We had a grand final with our Assembly today!!! We are pumped up for tonight's GAME.

Let's Go Panthers!!!!!

In order to ensure school safety, drop offs in the front office are limited to academic or athletic related drop offs. This means that ONLY homework, projects or essential athletic equipment may be left in the office with the receptionist. Students will not be called out of class to collect drop off items. Items that are NOT allowed to be dropped off are:

1. Sealed Bags
2. Medication (contact health clerk if this is a need)
3. Cell Phones
4. Balloons
5. Flowers
6. Money
7. Wallets/Purses
8. Gifts
9. Food

No Food Delivery Services Accepted

Corona High School does NOT allow students to receive ANY Food Delivery at any time during the school day (including but not limited to; Uber Eats, Doordash, Grub Hub, etc.) Students are NOT allowed to order food and have it delivered to our campus. Deliveries will be turned away.

Thank you in advance for keeping our front office a place of business.

Reserve the date: Saturday, September 16 from 7PM to 11PM

Tickets are on sale at the Student Store before/after school starts and/or

during BOTH students lunchtime. Don't miss out on a "Night on the BAYOU!"

Our Semester 2, 2022-2023, Walk-Thru Ceremony will take place on September 19th in our Main Gym.

The time slots will be as follow:

• 5:00-5:45 --> GOLD (GPA 4 and above)
• 5:45-6:30 --> SILVER (GPA 3.5-3.99)
• 6:30-7:00 --> BRONZE (GPA 3-3.49)

The recipients will need to bring their school ID and the letter that will be emailed to both parents and students on Wednesday, September 6, 2023. They can save the invitation letter as a screenshot on their electronic device and show it to receive their medal during the ceremony.

This year, our new library now called Student Union is open. Above is a flyer showing its business hours. Before and/or after school, students can come in to do homework, charge their devices, and/or pick up books. It is also open during BOTH students' lunchtime. However, food and drinks are not allowed in the Student Union. During instruction time, students can visit the Student Union, but ONLY if they have a PASS from their teacher. The Student Union aka library is also the place where students can exchange broken/lost devices or reset their password. Broken device fees can be found on our District Webpage under the "Services & Resources" tab or see below for a shortcut.

Upward Bound Corona High Seniors!!!

Your Senior Orientation is THIS Saturday, August 26th.

See flyers below for more information

• Boys Basketball tryouts are held THIS Saturday, August 26th from 9:30-11:30 am in the Main Gym.

• Girls Soccer tryouts will be on September 6th and 14th from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Stadium.
  

• Boys Soccer tryouts will be on September 18, 19, 20, immediately after school on the upper grass field. Bring Shin guards, water and soccer cleats

• Please make sure you have your Physical Clearance complete before tryouts.
  

Corona High Teams have been busy

Attention all Artists, Dancers, Composers, Writers and Creators!!! It's time for Reflections once again! This year's theme is "I am Hopeful Because....."

More information will be coming your way!!!! "Pride of the Prowl"

ID REQUIRED TO PICKUP STUDENTS

NO PICKUP TIME AFTER 3:00 P.M.

ATTENDANCE EXTENSIONS:

• MS. KELLY (ENGLISH) -- 21121
• MS. ANGIE (ESPANOL) -- 21122

ATTENDANCE EMAILS:

• A - L mconry@cnusd.k12.ca.us
• M-Z kjsmith@cnusd.k12.ca.us
  

CHS students and families,

Please join PTSA this year!

Your membership fee to this organization will help provide scholarships for our graduating seniors! You may also donate to PTSA scholarships and you do not have to join.

Please take the time to donate, join, or both!

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1150 West 10th Street, Corona, CA

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coronahs.cnusd.k12.ca.us/

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Dr. RoseMarie Hickman, Coordinator, Human Resources

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2820 Clark Avenue Norco, CA 92860

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2820 Clark Avenue Norco, CA 92860

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