The BEAR BUZZ

We are so excited to celebrate the GOLDEN BEAR STAFF this week. Each day presents a fun way to show your appreciation.

MONDAY

High-5 as many staff members as you can throughout the day.

TUESDAY

Drop off a kind note. ASB will be coming around during Advisement with a card for you to write a note of appreciation.

WEDNESDAY

Wear your College Shirt in appreciation of how the staff are preparing you.

THURSDAY

Drop off a flower to say thanks.

FRIDAY

Dress like a staff member! Duplication is the highest form of praise.

Congratulations to our Golden Bear staff of the week ...

MR. RIZZO, is one of the many kind and helpful Math teachers on campus. "Mr. Rizzo is such an amazing math teacher. He always helps his students when there is confusion. He has helped me so much and I truly appreciate him." He is SERVICE-MINDED.

MR. MURPHY, a hardworking and caring English teacher. "Mr. Murphjy is such an amazing teacher always pushing his class to not only grow academically but as a person too. He makes his class welcoming and inviting." He is RESILIENT.

MR. BURLINGHAM, our proactive and efficient Activities Director. "He is such a hard worker and always makes sure that every event goes to plan. He brings so much positivity to this campus, but he is able to be serious when needed." He is ENGAGED.

Answers at the end of the Bear Buzz.

This will be the first year of our GOLDEN GUIDE LEADERS MENTOR PROGRAM. We are looking for about 130 soon-to-be juniors and seniors to connect with our incoming 9th graders.

The guides will welcome the Class of 2029 during orientation and check in with their small group of about 10 students throughout the year providing advise, getting to know them, and inspiring them.

This is an amazing opportunity to take on a leadership role while also helping the newest Bears get the most out of their time here at TV.

If you're interested, this application should be completed this Friday (May 9). Interviews will be held the following week.

- MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THE CLASS OF 2029 -

* If you have any questions you can reach out to Mrs. Haverlock at ahaverlock@tvusd.us or Mr. Burlingham at eburlingham@tvusd.us.

You've got three more nights to see the show.

Talk to your friends and make plans to go.

It's fun, funny, and filled with character.

Put it on your calendar.

It will make you clap and cheer.

Get your ticket right HERE.

DRAMA'S SEUSSICAL: THE MUSICAL

GOLDEN BEAR THEATER / 7PM / MAY 8, 9, 10

$10 FOR STUDENTS / $15 GENERAL ADMISSION

Orchestra's final concert of the year will be Tuesday, May 13 at 6PM in Golden Bear Theater. It's FREE with a GOLD CARD.

The TVHS Choir concert is on the May 16 at 7PM in Golden Bear Theater. Both MMS choirs and TVHS guitar class performing as well.

Save the date, Bears! On May 16 at 7PM at Chaparral come watch our own TVHS Dance team preform. You can purchase your tickets for Rivals right HERE.

The Band Spring Concert is next Wednesday, May 14 at 6PM in Golden Bear Theater. It will feature Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble, Concert Band, and Wind Ensemble.

THIS WEEK

MONDAY

Baseball vs Murrieta Valley / 3:30PM

WEDNESDAY

Baseball vs Murrieta Valley / 3:30PM

TV Track & Field entered last Thursday's League Final meet with optimism, and did not disappoint.

LEAGUE FINAL HIGHLIGHTS

The Girls 4 X 100-meter relay ran their fastest time of the year.

The Boys 4 X 100 meter relay took 3rd place with a time of 41.38

Senior Cameron Simmons became the League Division Champion in both the 110 and 300 meter

hurdles with a time of 14.10 and 39.80 respectively.

CIF QUALIFIERS

Junior Karyn Lopez-Tripp 400 meters 59.53

Owen DeBoard 100 Meters 10.73

Rachel Thamer 800 Meters 2:22.16

Grant Thamer 800 Meters 1:55.52

The Boys 4 X100 meter relay qualified with the following athletes:

Owen DeBoard, Cameron Simmons, Crew Allen, Jack Stadlman

The Boys 4X400 meter relay qualified with the following athletes:

Crew Allen, Cameron Simmons, Ryan Freeman, Jack Stadlman

Jacks Stadlman was named Division Champion

Next up is the run to the State CIF meet.

Girls Field Hockey will be holding an INFORMATIONAL MEETING for current and incoming players. The meeting will be May 28 during Lunch in the Girls Locker Room Office.

Keep up with upcoming tryout dates on the TVHS Athletics website and find coach contact info.

This year TVHS Media Arts students participated in a digital media competition called DigiFest, hosted by JDS Creative Academy. Students entered various works anywhere from narrative films, documentaries, and PSA videos to photography, voice acting demos, and digital artwork. On April 27 several students attended the DigiFest Awards Ceremony, met and heard an inspiring career journey from Jorge Gutierrez (writer, director, and character designer for the movie, Book of Life). It was a great experience and students walked away with several awards. Congratulations to ...

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1st Place Digi Award (Digital PSA) "Reach Out" by Issiana Kendall & Theran De Leon

Honorable Mention (Digital PSA) "Forward" by Cash Roiz & Rey Yslas

Honorable Mention (Digital Narrative) "Dissociated Reality" by Drew Crisp, Olivia Cartwright, Jaedah Aguon, and Noah Clough

Honorable Mention (Digital Illustration) "Astrid Dreams" by Brinn Roberts

Honorable Mention (Digital Animation) "Build Your Mental Health" by Van Smith & Ryden Oliva

Stand Out Award (Professional Voice Acting) "Voice Acting Demo Reel" by Tim Krause

Stand Out Award (Spirit of Temecula) "TVHS 40th Anniversary Video" by Ella Robbins, Emily Grant, Luna Meyers, and Carson Burr

The 28th edition of THE CAVE, our school’s literary and art magazine, is coming out soon. Since 1998, this publication has allowed TVHS students to voice their thoughts and feelings in a unique, artistic way. Last year, our book received the award of EXCELLENCE from the NCTE literary magazine contest.

This 200-page perfect bound book is only possible through generous donations. If you would like to donate to the 2025 edition, you can click here to donate online through the TVHS webstore. Those who donate by Monday, March 5, you will be recognized on our patron’s page at the beginning of the book.

Seniors, we've extended the deadline to get you Senior Knott's Trip ticket on the TVHS WEBSTORE. It's a wonderful day in the park with your friends and classmates. Enjoy the coasters, grab some food, and make the most of it with the Golden Bears that you've spent the last 4 years with.

You MUST also have a parent/guardian complete the permission slip right HERE in order to attend.

The BUS SIGN-UP is also available. Talk to your friends and figure out which bus you're all going to sit on. You can claim your spot on the bus right HERE.

Get you and your friends in the Class of 2025 Senior Slideshow that will show during the Senior Breakfast on May 27. Submit pictures and videos right HERE. Our goal is to feature every senior, but we can't do that without your submissions.

SENIOR SLIDESHOW SUBMISSION LINK

Help us recognize you seniors who have made a commitment to your future endeavors. Provide information about what you're committed to, including: military, university, college, community college, vocational school, trade school, and incorporate a fun fact to make it all that much more ... well, FUN!

On May 21 we'll be hosting a celebration in the Golden Bear Theater, during 3rd period in order to introduce the seniors who have committed to their future. Be a part of the celebration for the Class of 2025. Click on the link right HERE.

Pre-registration is now open for the TVHS Sports Physical Day on Saturday, May 17. If you're playing a sport next year you're going to need your annual physical Get it for only $45 and it benefits our Sports Med program. It super easy. Register right HERE. While supplies last, you'll receive a FREE TVHS Athletics shirt.

Congrats to our SPRING GPA CHAMPIONS. Girls Lacrosse and Boys Lacrosse had the highest average GPAs of any of our athletic teams while Science Olympiad topped the charts with their impressive 4.15 average GPA.

Today's GOLDEN STUDENT OF THE DAY is TRINITY HELMY (c/o '28). "This student is very hard working. She’s always worried about other people before herself. She is extremely involved in the school like being in JROTC and she’s a very brave and service minded person.”

- SERVICE-MINDED -

You can recognize a fellow Golden Bear student or staff member right HERE.

On Saturday we welcomed a small flock of sheep from Kooiman 99 Farm. The students set up fencing and learned about shepherding. The sheep grazed cover crops in our regenerative vineyard site to hep improve the soil. The students will be planting grapes later this month! Follow @tvusd_regenerative_ag to learn more about our CTE Regeneratvie Agriculture and Viticulture programs and how to get involved.

Every Tuesday during ADV we're setting aside some time to beautify our campus and pick up trash. You and your friends can volunteer to help out. Each interested students should complete the form right HERE, by the end of the day on Monday. You'll receive an Intervention/Advisement pass on 5-Star. Show your teacher and make your way to the steps of the 600 Building to sign-in and grab your materials (gloves and trash bag).

The College and Career Center has a bunch of presentations this month and next. They're lined up for you to get more information about college opportunities, scholarships, and potential careers. Check out the list right HERE and sign-up in Room 207.

Asian Cultural Club would like to raise awareness surrounding the Myanmar earthquake which killed over 5,500 people, left 11,400 injured, more than 120,000 homes damaged, and over 48,000 collapsing buildings. The ongoing civil conflict in Myanmar has complicated rescue and relief efforts. Click the link right HERE to donate and help.

The TVHS Google Calendar has all the major dates and events, activities, holidays, and campus wide events. It's constantly being updated. Add it to your personal calendar or just scan through it occasionally to see what's coming up.

You can even find the date of Homecoming Dance next year.

During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we recognize the many cultures that are a part of Asia. This week, we reconize the rich culture of Taiwan and the achievements they have made to our society.

Taiwan is located in East Asia, roughly 100 miles southeast of China. Taiwan is known for many things such as it’s vibrant food scene, especially in the night markets. Things like boba tea and oyster omelettes came from Taiwan and have made a huge impact on American society today. Taiwan also boasts some notable figures such as Jensen Huang, the co-founder of Nvidia, Steve Chan, the co-founder of Youtube, Jerry Yang, the co-founder of Yahoo, and many more.

Overall, Taiwan stands as a testament to resilience and creativity. Through the many impacts that have been made to global society and the many more to come, Taiwan is a culture that we should all take time to educate and indulge in.

ANSWERS

1. Coach DeCaro 2. Mr. Moore 3. Coach Guinn

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