Class of 2025 Families,

In less than two weeks we will wrap up Fall Semester 1 of Senior year. With Finals taking place on October 9th and 10th it is important that seniors are taking advantage of the DEN before or after school to get help and attending tutorial this Friday to take advantage of any final makeup opportunities.

October also marks the opening of all college applications and our annual ASVAB opportunity (October 11). Students are able to receive college, trade and vocational school application help every Wednesday during Club College. And for students considering the military, there is an opportunity to take the ASVAB. Students should email glt2025@helixcharter.net for more information and to sign up. The ASVAB is also a career exploration tool for students not interested in the military as it provides information about job trends, jobs compatible to your skills and interests and so much more.

Lastly, as quickly as Senior year is flying by for adults, it is going by twice as fast for our Seniors. They have a expressed that they are a ball of emotions. There is excitement and elation mixed with fear and uncertainty, and a healthy dash of stress. Please continue to check in, offer support and reminders and reach out to the the Grade Level Team for assistance or good news you would like to share with us.

Mark your Calendar:

October 1: CSU Applications Open

October 9-10: Fall Semester 1 Finals

October 14: First Day of Fall Semester 2

October 16: Athletic Eligibility Determined

October 24: English 120 Info Night

November 7: Student Minimum Day - Staff PD

November 7: Teen Brain Development

November 11: No School - Veteran's Day

November 14: ELAC Mixer

November 15: Deadline to Submit College Applications for Review

November 18: Progress Reports Due - Fall Semester 2

November 20: Athletic Eligibility Determined

November 21: Financial Aid Info Night

November 25-29: No School - Thanksgiving Break

December 1: FAFSA/CADAA Application Opens (Financial Aid)

December 2: CSU and UC Applications Due

December 12: Student Minimum Day - Staff PD

December 19-20: Fall Semester 2 Finals

December 21-31: Winter Break

December 26: Athletic Eligibility Determined

January 1-7: Winter Break

January 8: First Day of Spring Semester 1

We are proud to announce that 12th graders, Lukas Beer and Peyton Kertson are Semifinalists in the 70th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Along with 16,000 other Semifinalists, they have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 6,870 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million that will be offered in the spring. To be considered for a Merit Scholarship award, Semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance to the Finalist level. About 95% of the Semifinalists are expected to attain Finalist standing, and approximately half of the Finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title.

Over 1.3 million juniors in about 21,000 high schools entered the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2023 PSAT, which served as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, representing less than 1% of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state.

Congratulations & Good Luck, Lukas and Peyton!

Congratulations to the 16 Seniors who received the Fine Print Funding Fall Scholars Program Scholarship. They each received $700 to help pay for college application costs.

• Omar Arevalo
• Heaven Bermudez
• Makayla Brooks
• Julissa Cornejo
• Mustafa Dost
• Caylie Isabelle Lansang
• Bianka Makaric
• Shaylene Mendoza
• Emma Mozalova
• Karen Rosario
• Annika Sawicki
• Sabrina Sharif
• Thien An Tran
• Thien Y Tran
• Tiffany Reign Valdez
• Aspen Voinov

Kyra leads through her physicality and performance. She leads the Girls Varsity Volleyball team in blocks, kills, and aces. She is an exceptional teammate and is a force on the court.

Pablo had 27 carries for 153 yards in the Varsity Football game against St. Francis.

Joel placed 19th with a time of 15:27 on the 3 mile course in the Senior Invite Section at the CCA Ravens Invite. He is now ranked 2nd in the Grossmont Conference and 2nd in the Hills League.

Stellamaris placed 70th with a time of 19:53 on the 3 mile course in the Senior Invite Section at the CCA Ravens Invite. In her first season in Cross Country she is ranked 8th in the Hills League.

Ronnie had 5 tackles, 1 sack and 1 fumble recovery against Cathedral Catholic.

Sienna Souza participated in the 2nd Annual Knighthacks Hackathon at The Bishop's School on Saturday, 9/14/24. This event was put on by the Society of Women Engineers San Diego (SWE), Society of Women Engineers Next San Diego (SWE Next) and Data Science for Change.

This year's theme was "Empowering Student Voices", with the goal of providing students the opportunity to promote themselves as changemakers. Students were tasked with creating a platform that tackles an issue that they are passionate about. Sienna's project revolved around Mental Health Awareness and she won the Judge's Choice Award for Growth. Way to go Sienna!

Students are permitted to wear Halloween costumes to school on Thursday, 10/31/24. We encourage you to be creative, dress up with friends, and have fun with the spirit of the holiday.

Students who do not conform to the Costume Guidelines listed below will be asked to change their clothing or be sent home to acquire an appropriate alternative.

All regular Helix Dress Code Policies apply including:

• MUST Wear Appropriate Shoes
• NO Face-Paint - including costumes related to clowns
• NO Weapons - including pretend props/replicas of weapons
• NO Masks - you must be able to see, breath, and hear. Any mask that prevents Helix Staff from identifying students are not allowed.
• NO Inappropriate Apparel - costumes cannot promote the use of drugs, alcohol or violence of any kind. Costumes may not be offensive, inappropriate in any way or target any groups of people.

If you were not able to join us on Thursday, 9/19/24 for the Family First: College Application Process Presentation, please check out the links below.

• General Reminders:

• The home side gate is located on the southern side of the stadium. From the parking lot, you can access this side from the top of the solar parking lot. Follow the fire lane entrance near the Orien Avenue exit.

• The visitor side gate is located on the north side of the stadium, next to the sand volleyball court. From the parking lot, walk onto campus, past the gym toward the west side of campus.

• Helix football games are well-attended and the parking lot gets busy. Please walk or carpool if possible. If driving, please use caution in the parking lot and arrive early if possible.

• Backpacks are not allowed into the stadium.

• Bathrooms are located inside the stadium on both the home and visitor sides. Other bathrooms on campus will not be open.

• Spectators are not allowed on the field before, during, or directly after the game.

• No re-entry into the stadium.

• If you see something, say something. Find a Helix staff member, security guard or use this anonymous tip form.

• Student Seating:

• Students must have a valid (2024-2025) Helix student ID card to enter the home side gate and sit in the home bleachers.

• Non-Helix students are welcome to watch the game from the visitor side bleachers.

• The student spirit section is located at the far end of the bleachers on the west end of the stadium.

• Students must find a seat in the bleachers during games. Students may not congregate or loiter behind the bleachers.

• Student Section Etiquette:

• Backpacks are not allowed into the stadium. Please take backpacks home after school, arrange for them to be picked up, or store them in your locker.

• “Spraying” powder is not allowed.

• If you are seen throwing anything (e.g. powder, water, water bottles, etc.), you will be escorted out of the stadium immediately.

San Diego Graduate Services is Helix's official supplier of Cap and Gowns for graduation. To order your cap and gown please order online TODAY at SDgrad.com. Select Helix in the drop down menu. Along with cap and gowns they also sell letter jackets, class rings and graduation announcements.

To be included in the Helix 2024-2025 Yearbook, you must take your Senior Portrait with Cherished Memories Photography.

Only studio appointments are available at this time. The studio has moved to 7950 University Avenue, Suite 410, La Mesa, CA 91942.

If you previously booked your appointment at the El Cajon studio, that location no longer exists. You will now be taking your Senior Portraits at the new studio in La Mesa.

For more information on how to book your in studio session, check out the flyer below.

We are so excited to introduce The DEN, a student-centered space that provides academic support both before school and after school in ExL, Room 1600.

The DEN is staffed by Academic Coaches and Credentialed Teachers in order to provide student support and facilitate achievement. Students can come in before school and/or after school to receive help in all subjects. Here are some of the support systems the DEN will provide: tutoring, remediation, test prep, test proctoring, timed writings, study groups and student-centered support in any academic capacity.

Beginning this Thursday, Helix parents/guardians will receive an automated phone call and email notification, if your student is currently failing one or more classes. The purpose of this call is to ensure that you are aware of your student's academic standing and to encourage timely intervention.

Students who receive this notification should attend tutorial sessions on Friday morning, starting at 8:30am, with their teacher(s). This will provide them with the necessary support to improve their grades and understanding of the subject matter.

Please review the tutorial schedule below.

If you are currently taking an AP Class please read the information below regarding the AP Exams in May.

AP exam ordering is a THREE step process:

1. If students do not have a College Board account, the first step is to create an account with the College Board website.

2. The second step is to join the class using a unique join code obtained from their AP teachers (teachers will help students with this process during class).

3. Once students have an account and have joined their instructor’s course, the third step is to pay for the exam through Helix (either at the Dawg House or online).

**Exams will not be ordered without the completion of all three steps.

Exam Fees:

• Students who do not qualify for a Fee Reduction: the first exam will cost $99.00.

• Additional exams will cost $67.00 each (Helix helps to subsidize additional exam costs).

• Students who qualify for a fee reduction will pay $5.00 for each exam, as long as they are approved on time (fee reduction is NOT possible without filling out the LCFF survey - see instructions below).

Students who are eligible for a fee reduction must be approved through the Helix Alternative Income Local Control Funding Formula Form (LCFF), which was completed during Summer Conferences. If your household situation has changed since you submitted the LCFF Alternative Form this summer, or your family has not completed this form, please resubmit ASAP.

If your household qualifies under the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), you will be eligible for a reduced fee of $5 for each exam. To ensure your application is approved before the ordering deadline, please complete the LCFF form as soon as possible (all applications must be submitted no later than 9/10/2024).

The office will verify the eligibility and inform the Finance office, ensuring you are charged the correct fee. The Finance Office will receive a list of qualifying students starting 9/20/2024 and you will be able to check your eligibility by adding the exam to your online cart or asking Ms. Yeagle at the Dawg House. You can purchase your exams for $5.00 between 9/20/2024 and 10/31/2024. Please note that any exam purchased after 10/31/2024 will incur a late fee of $40.00, which is charged by the College Board, not Helix.

Students who do not qualify under the LCFF can purchase their exams online or in person through the Helix Web Store as soon as the window opens on 9/1/2024. The last day to purchase an exam without a late fee will be 10/31/2024.

• The Dawg House does not accept personal checks, so all purchases at school should be with a credit card or cash during the Finance Office Hours (see Ms. Yeagle in the Dawg House). Student hours are: Monday through Thursday 8-8:25am, Lunch, and 3:30-3:45pm, and Fridays 8-8:25am, Lunch, and 3:30-3:45 Parent and Community hours are: Mon thru Thurs 8-12:20 and 1:20-3:45, Fridays 8-11:45 and 12:45-3:45

• Please triple-check to make sure you are registering for the correct exam!

Please Note: Any exam purchased after 10/31/2024 will risk not being ordered and receive a late fee of $40. In addition, any unused or canceled exams will also be charged a fee of $40 (these fees are administered through the College Board and Helix cannot reverse these charges).

Should you have any questions, contact Ms. Skullerud (skullerud@helixcharter.net) or Mrs. Trevino (trevino@helixcharter

LivingWorks is committed to equipping students with the skills to support those experiencing a mental health crisis. From now until December 2024, LivingWorks Youth Summit is offering California high school students with a FREE 90 minute suicide prevention training.

Given the importance of this topic, we will award any student who completes the training 3 hours of community service upon submission of their certification of completion. Please submit your certificate to Ms. Markey. Click the link below to access the training.

Access the training here.

We hope all families will consider joining the Helix PTSA, click here to join. There is no commitment involved. It is just an annual, one-time donation of $13. The funds raised through PTSA memberships go directly back to the school and students for scholarships, special programs and anything the students may need! The more members we have, the greater access we have to grants and programs that will support Helix students.

***Any students interested in applying for PTSA scholarships (we give out $5,000 each year) must be PTSA members.***

If you want to make more of a commitment, consider joining the PTSA board. This means attending one meeting per month (if you are available) and being on an email distribution that shares information about upcoming volunteer opportunities. The meetings are typically held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 5pm at Helix or via Zoom. If you are interested, please email PTSA President Dave Hardenburger at helixptsapresident@gmail.com.

If you just want to be informed about upcoming events and school news, follow Helix PTSA on social media on Facebook and Instagram.

Club College meets every Wednesday from 3:30pm-5:30pm in Room 210. If you do not have a 4th period, you may head over to Room 180 for Club College before moving to Room 210 after school.

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a standardized test that reveals areas of strength and ability in science, math, and language. Taking the test is one of the first steps before enlisting in the military. It helps to match people with a job where their strengths will be best suited.

Even if a student does not plan on entering the military, this is a great career exploration tool!

ASVAB PREP

You may do your own practice exams by clicking the following link: ASVAB

If a student is interested in taking the exam, or if you have any questions, please email the Class of 2025 GLT at glt2025@helixcharter.net.

If you require a letter of recommendation for a College Application or Scholarship Application, please provide teachers/staff members with at least 10 days to complete. It is a great idea to give letter writers a thorough Brag Sheet to help them write the best letter about you!

Almost every student applying to college has the following traits: hard working, great grades, focused and determined. Your letter of recommendation is an opportunity for us to tell the colleges more about you BEYOND the traits that everyone in college has, how can we tell a more unique story for you? The more thoughtful you are in responding to each of the questions, the better job we can do for you. TELL us about you!!! Remind us of a lesson or conversation that we may have had that was pivotal for you. Admissions officers do not want to read the cover of your book in these letters, they want the heart of the book in them.

***REMEMBER...ONLY REQUEST A LETTER IF YOU TRULY REQUIRE A LETTER.***

Only request a transcript when the college asks for it, not earlier as it may get lost. Please make all requests through Xello.

Student athletes should see Mrs. Street or Ms. Markey for transcript requests for college coaches or the NCAA.

***REMEMBER...ONLY REQUEST A TRANSCRIPT WHEN THE COLLEGE ASKS FOR IT.***

The Hispanic Heritage Foundation is excited to kick off the 26th year of the Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards! Applications are officially live for their educational grants of up to $4,000 to support the Class of 2025 as they pursue higher education or launch community-focused initiatives.

• Community Service
• Education
• Engineering
• Entrepreneurship & Business
• Green Sustainability
• Healthcare & Science
• Media & Entertainment
• Public Service & Social
• Justice
• Technology

To be considered, students must:

• Be currently enrolled in high school, graduating in the spring of 2025.
• Hold a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or 7.5 on a 10.0 scale.
• Enroll at an accredited higher education institution in 2025 - 2026.
• Be of Hispanic heritage (including Spain, Brazil, Philippines).
• Attend their regional virtual ceremony, if selected.

Youth Awards applicants and recipients will join HHF's extensive network of over 300,000 professionals and be integrated into its cycle of leadership pipeline, where we meet America's priorities in the classroom and workforce.

Applications are open until Sunday, 11/3/24. Interested students can apply online at www.HHFYouthAwards.com.

Are you interested in a career in Law Enforcement or Fire? Have you ever wondered what a 911 dispatcher's typical day is like? If so, this is a great opportunity.

The San Diego Count Sheriff’s Office is hosting the Responder Ready: Public Safety Communications Academy for those 16 years or older from Saturday, 10/12/24 - Saturday, 1/25/25. The Academy is FREE but registration is required. REGISTER HERE.

Every Thursday at 6pm, Helix Staff or special guests present on different topics applicable to high school parents. These events are held in ExL (room 1600) and are open to the public. See below for our upcoming schedule. Visit helixcharter.net/FamilyFirst for more information and for links to previous recordings.

Come learn about ASPIRE offerings and Performing Arts programs. Katie Pipes, Department Chair, will present about the programs, how to get involved, audition dates and more.

This event will be held in our Performing Arts Center (PAC). Students and siblings are welcome to attend with parents/guardians. Registration not required, just show up! Doors open at 5:45pm.

For translation services, CLICK HERE.

We invite you to come learn more about the human labor and sex trafficking epidemic here in San Diego, presented by Rebekah Smith, LCSW. Learn how it affects our students and how we can spread awareness and response in our Helix community. This presentation will primarily address what we are presenting to students along with some helpful resources.

This event will be held in ExL (room 1600) at 6pm and is open to all parents and guardians. Registration not required. Students and siblings are welcome to attend.

Please park in the staff lot located at 7323 University, above the big H. This is the entrance from University & Yale. Snacks will be provided.

For translation services, CLICK HERE.

The East County Economic Development Council invites you to attend their 9th Annual East County Manufacturing Expo on Tuesday, 10/1/24 from 11am - 2pm at Cuyamaca College.

This event offers a unique opportunity for students to explore the world of manufacturing and discover exciting career opportunities. More specifically, the event will feature…

• Manufacturers Career Fair: Network with local employers who are looking to hire the next generation of talent, explore career paths in manufacturing, and discover the innovative items being developed in East County.
• Hands-On Activities: Experience manufacturing processes and equipment firsthand through professional-led demos.
• Resume Resources: Access tools and tips to help job seekers improve their resumes.
• Work-Based Learning Opportunities: Learn about internships, apprenticeships, and other valuable career preparation experiences.
• Education and Training Providers: Learn about affordable programs to launch a career in manufacturing.
• Creators Corner: Students will showcase their products created in manufacturing pathways.
• Scavenger Hunt: Students will have the opportunity to win a prize by competing in a scavenger hunt.

EVENT DETAILS

• WHERE: Cuyamaca College; 900 Rancho San Diego Dr, El Cajon 92020
• WHEN: Tuesday, 10/1/24; 11am - 2pm
• WHO: High school students and educators
• COST: FREE!!!!!
• TO REGISTER: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQfDwZzECbfwVXOvPPl14b6bUI6UKsK2Fx1clGT4oiGPBCqA/viewform.

Castle Park High School would like to invite you to their 9th Annual College and Construction Trades Fair on Wednesday, 10/9/24 from 2pm-4pm. The event will feature a wide variety of employers in the Building and Construction Trades and Engineering and Architecture industries as well as colleges, apprenticeship programs, and other post-secondary training providers who can equip students with the skills needed to enter these high-wage, high-growth careers.

There is no registration required – simply show up to Castle Park High School where the event will be set up in the quad.

EVENT DETAILS

• WHERE: Castle Park High School; 1395 Hilltop Dr, Chula Vista 91911
• WHEN: Wednesday, 10/9/24; 2pm-4pm
• WHO: High school students and educators

Finals can be a stressful time for students and in your household. To support your student we encourage:

• Plenty of rest: aiming for 8-10 hours per night
• Healthy breakfast and lunch
• Regularly studying: not just completing homework but reviewing notes each evening for understanding, creating notecards where appropriate, brushing up on skills
• Practice breathing to help calm anxiety

The Finals schedule has been revised. The updated schedule can be found below.

All staff of Helix Charter High School will be participating in a Staff Development Day on Friday, 10/11/24. There will be no school. Students enjoy your 3 day weekend!

Get plenty of rest and come back energized on Monday, 10/14/24 to start Fall Semester 2 strong!

The National Electrical Contractors Association and Los Rancheros Kiwanis are teaming up to offer their 2024 Skilled Trades Career Fair for Building and Construction Careers on Saturday, 10/12/24 from 1pm-4pm at the San Diego Oasis Center in Rancho Bernardo. The event will feature representatives and hiring managers from the National Electrical Contractors Association, Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors, and other organizations in the plumbing, iron working, and carpentry fields. This is a great opportunity for students to explore careers, apprenticeships, and post-secondary training opportunities. Job seekers will have a chance to submit applications.

This event is open to the community, including students and their parents, and there is NO registration required.

EVENT DETAILS

• WHERE: San Diego Oasis at Rancho Bernardo – Assembly Hall, Second Floor; 17170 Bernardo Center Drive, San Diego 92128
• WHEN: Saturday, 10/12/24; 1pm-4pm
• WHO: Open to the community.

Dancelab 2024 is a Dance Performance featuring El Capitan High School, Granite Hills High School, Patrick Henry High School, Steele Canyon Charter High School, Valhalla High School and Helix Charter High School.

Dancelab 2024 will take place at Helix Charter High School in the Main Stage Theater, Tuesday, 10/15/24 and Wednesday, 10/16/24 at 7pm.

PERFORMANCE DETAILS

• All ticket sales will be sold online only. No physical day-of box office sales.
• Pre-sale price for all tickets is $12/human, all ages.
• Tickets will be emailed to your email address with a QR code to scan for entry.
• Your ticket sales will be on a master list on the day of performance in case you forget your confirmation.
• Email Katie Pipes with questions: pipes@helixcharter.net

We are 7 school days away from Fall Semester 1 Finals, which start on Wednesday, 10/9/24. 📉🤯📈

Please take advantage of Academic Support opportunities this week to make sure you are passing all of your classes! 📚📝

Remember…these grades will be used to determine Athletic Eligibility on Wednesday, 10/16/24. If you are playing a fall sport, you must earn at least a 2.0 GPA to remain eligible.🏈⛳️📣🏃🏻‍♀️🏑🎾🤽🏼‍♂️🏐

YOU GOT THIS!!⭐️💚🐾

All families and students are invited to attend FUTURE FEST!

Meet representatives from over 50 universities, attend workshops on college applications, and learn about scholarships, financial aid, and more! This event is beneficial for all high school students – it is never too early to learn about colleges and careers!

This is a FREE EVENT at Cuyamaca College on Saturday, 10/19/24 from 9am to 12pm.

For more information about this event and to view the schedule for the day, CLICK HERE.

Helix will host a Blood Drive in partnership with the San Diego Blood Bank on Tuesday, 10/22/24 from 9am - 2:30pm. All blood types are greatly needed! With less than a one-day supply of most blood types, please SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT HERE.

Students, families and community members are welcome to donate. Helix seniors can get a red cord for graduation if they donate or if someone dedicates their donation to them.

Parking is available at 4200 Lowell St. and the Blood Mobiles will be parked by the Helix Gym.

The Cal-SOAP College Fair will be held on Wednesday, 10/23/24 at Mesa College from 6pm-8pm.

Visit representatives from 80+ colleges and institutions at this FREE event for high school students and families. To register for this college & career fair, CLICK HERE.

To view a list of colleges that have RSVP'd for this college fair, CLICK HERE.

National Family Partnership is the sponsor of the National Red Ribbon Week Celebration. They are helping citizens across the country come together to keep children, families and communities safe, healthy and drug-free, through parent training, networking and sponsoring the National Red Ribbon Campaign.

Keep an eye on the Class of 2025 social media for event info coming soon!

The Highland Players are pleased to present Aresnic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring.

Performances will be in the Helix Black Box Theater at 7pm from Wednesday, 10/23/24-Saturday, 10/26/24 and Friday, 11/1/24-Saturday, 11/2/24. There will be 2 matinee performances at 2pm on Saturday, 10/26/24 and Saturday, 11/2/24. More info on THE HIGHLAND PLAYERS WEBSITE.

Remember that the ACT is still required for some out of state colleges. We encourage students to sign up for the Spring Test Dates.

Remember that the SAT is still required for some out of state colleges. We encourage students to sign up for the Spring Test Dates.

The Wellness Center is here to support you and your family with any social-emotional needs.

If students need support during school, they can drop by their Grade Level Team in the Admin Building or the Wellness Center, located at the back of the school by the IT service window. If you would like to get in contact with the Wellness Center, you can reach them at HWC@helixcharter.net or by phone at 619-644-1940 x580.

Here are the different types of support offered by the Wellness Center:

• Individual check-ins

• Support groups

• Consultation/collaboration with families, administration, School Psychologists, teachers, coaches, etc.

• Crisis intervention

• Referrals to therapy/community support services

• Home visits

• Parent workshops

• Homeless/foster care/military liaison

• Project Safe (Human & Labor Trafficking) liaison

Looking for a mental health provider but not sure where to start?

You are not alone, this can be the biggest barrier to getting help. Helix partners with Care Solace to help solve this problem. Care Solace helps individuals find mental health care providers and substance use treatment centers. Their Care Companion™ team is available any time of day to quickly connect you to carefully verified providers in your community. Students, staff, and families may access Care Solace services in two ways:

• Call (888) 515-0595 at any time. Support is available in 200+ languages. A dedicated Care Companion™ will help you every step of the way to research options, secure appointments, and follow up to make sure it is a good fit.

• For an anonymous search, answer a few questions to get matched with an extensive list of care providers at www.caresolace.com/helixcharter

For more information, visit the Wellness Center's website by clicking the button above.

Mrs. Yolanda Street - School Counselor

Ms. Danika Markey - Academic Advisor

Ms. Sara Brown - Administrative Assistant

Ms. Brenda Flores - Attendance Technician

Mrs. Danielle Yee - School Social Worker