RVHS Newsletter

Happy Sunday!

Thank you to everyone who attended our College & Career Fair this last week! Students had the opportunity to connect with college representatives and career leaders in our community. We hope it was a valuable experience for all. We will continue to provide college and career readiness opportunities for our students to help them plan and prepare for their post high school goals.

I'd also like to thank the Susan Nelson Counselor, Ms. Mojica, for organizing the event, and to Mrs. Cunninghame and our RVHS ASB for helping to set up and providing food!

We're inching towards the end of quarter 1! This first quarter will end on October 18th--which is three weeks away! So, there's still time to check with teachers about missing assignments and exams, turn all work in, and ensure that all classes are passed!! My advice is to take advantage of the time we have left so that all students have a good academic start to the school year!

And, as always, if your student needs assistance, please let us know! We're all here to help!

As a reminder, our regular counselor, Mrs. Rice, is out for a bit more, but Kim Montiel is our sub counselor. If students need assistance with something that involves a counselor, they can reach out to Mrs. Montiel (kmontiel@tvsud.us) or our counseling clerk, Katie Brewer (kbrewer@tvusd.us). Students can also go directly to the Mrs. Brewer in the counseling center to set up an appointment if needed!

Have a great week!

David Schlottman

Principal

This year graduating seniors will need to complete 30 hours of community service! We'll be highlighting different opportunities in this newsletter. Students can also see additional service opportunities that are listed at the counseling clerk's desk! Check them out and get those 30 hours done!

Welcome to our TVUSD Web Store! To get started... 1. Create an account. 2. Add your student(s) to your account under "My Family". 3. Begin shopping for products. Note: Student ID#'s are located on the student's Infinite Campus page. Drop any leading 00's in the student ID.

Students: If you come to the front door of the school and don't have a school ID, we'll be asking for you to get one as soon as you enter the school! It only takes a few minutes!! That will make it easier each time you need to be "buzzed in" through the video doorbell system!

• Report Your Student's Absence To:
  

  951-294-6302 or email cavalos@tvusd.us

• Have a student that is having difficulty attending school? Would you like to talk with someone about that? Please speak with Julia Carrillo, our Student Support Specialist (pictured at left) by calling the main office number and asking to be transferred to her. Or, you can email her at jcarrillo@tvusd.us.

We are super happy to introduce Yesenia Lopez as our new Social Worker!! Ms. Yesenia is coming to us from Temecula Valley High School and will be working with all students at Sparkman Alternative Education Center--which includes, of course, Temecula Valley Adult School, Susan Nelson HS, and Rancho Vista HS! She has a lot of experience and will be a big help to our students! Welcome Yesenia!

Students may NOT order food to be delivered to school through Grub Hub, Door Dash, Uber Eats or any food delivery. If a parent brings food in, it can only be for their student and it must be left with the front office and the student may pick it up during lunch time only.