SNHS Newsletter

Dear Students and Families,

Happy Sunday!!! I hope you've been enjoying the weekend!

Friday marked the end of our second attendance month. Time is really flying by! Great job to everyone who earned 100%-90% attendance! Meeting the attendance requirement means you are likely doing well in your classes, and you are on track to pass them. If you did not meet the attendance requirement, expect an email from your teacher or possibly a request for a teacher-parent conference.

Month 3 starts this Monday, Oct. 7th and has 19 school days. The day after Halloween, Friday, November 1st, is a NON-Student day, and is the last day of the attendance month. This is why there are only 19 attendance days. Students will need to earn 18 days to meet the 90% attendance requirement.

It's also important to note that next Friday, October 11th, marks the midpoint of the semester.

Since each student in this program has their own personalized pacing guide, we'll speak in general terms. If you're working on one to three classes at a time, you should aim to finish three classes by the 11th and earn 15 credits. If you're working on all six classes at the same time, you should be approximately halfway through your classes.

Regardless of the number of classes you're working on, you should be well on your way to completing 30 credits or 6 classes by the end of the semester. If you recently enrolled in our school, please discuss your specific goals and credit requirements with your teacher.

Finally, we all want you to be successful! If you have any questions please make sure to contact me, your supervising teacher, or our counselor, Mrs. Mojica!

David Schlottman

Principal

Cal-SOAP Coach Available Every Thursday in the Library!

Great news, students! In addition to seeing me for any questions or guidance, a Cal-SOAP coach is available every Thursday in the library. The coach is here to assist eligible students with college planning, financial aid, and CalKIDS resources. Whether you need help with FAFSA, scholarships, or exploring your future options, we have this additional resource to support you. Please take advantage of this opportunity and get all the guidance you need! Scan the QR code to meet with Ms. Ruth.

NCAA Initial Eligibility Webinar for College-Bound Student-Athletes

Free Webinar on Sunday, Nov. 3 | 6-7 p.m. (ET)

Are you a student-athlete with dreams of playing at the NCAA level? Take this opportunity to invest in your future by attending a free webinar hosted by the NCAA Eligibility Center. This webinar will cover important NCAA eligibility requirements and how to prepare for certification.

Date: Sunday, Nov. 3
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time (3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Pacific Time!)

Click HERE to Register for the NCAA Initial Eligibility Webinar

Join the NCAA staff as they guide you through what it takes to compete at NCAA Division I, II, or III levels. They’ll also be answering your questions live, so don’t miss this chance to learn how to take your athletic career to the next level!

Events Coming Up

College Kick-Off (CKO) is right around the corner! It’s time to start thinking about life after high school. Let’s meet to explore your options and begin preparing for college applications. All students, especially seniors should plan to meet at least once per quarter. Please schedule an appointment with Ms. Mojica HERE.

Reminders

We offer ongoing Self-Care Events, including mindfulness sessions and art therapy workshops, to help promote well-being. Feel free to stop by the Counseling Office when you're on campus.

Need someone to talk to? Interested in joining a support group?I am here to support you! Interested in Joining a Support Group Click HERE

Warmly,

Ms. Mojica

The City of Temecula’s Workforce & Education Development Division has shared with us some upcoming events that can be a big benefit to our students!

• Rocktober is an annual fall music competition that will be held on Saturday, October 26th in the Temecula Valley region. This event is a celebration of young and talented musicians who come together to showcase their skills and compete for exciting prizes. The competition takes place at the Community Recreation Center Amphitheater and features a total of 16 bands and musicians delivering outstanding performances to both a lively audience and a panel of judges. Participants include solo singers and bands.

• The annual Young Women's Career Conference is a breakfast event scheduled for the Thursday, December 5th at the Temecula Conference Center from 8:00 am to 10:00 am. This inspiring gathering brings together 150 high school girls from across Temecula, providing them with valuable insights into a wide array of career paths guided by empowering female industry leaders. Each year, the City invites a select number of students and a representative from each high school in the City. The City will share more information as we get closer to December! STAY TUNED!

See the flyers below for more information about each event!