Join us for Saturday Intervention

Mon Jan 20

• Martin Luther King Jr. Day (School Closed)

Tues Jan 21

• Tuesday Professional Learning (2:27pm-3:27pm)
• WASC Faculty Meeting (MPR)3:37 PM – 4:37 PM

Wed Jan 22

• South Korean High School Student Visitors 9:00am-11am (MPR)

Thurs Jan 23

• ELAC Meeting (Parent Center)(Tentative-budget development) 9:30am-10:30am
• School-wide Drill 10 AM
• Boys Basketball @ Bernstein JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Boys Soccer @ Bernstein JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Girls Basketball vs Bernstein JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Girls Soccer vs Bernstein JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• SSC Meeting (Parent Center)(Tentative-budget development)
• Yearbook Fundraiser (Girls Soccer & Basketball)

Fri Jan 24

• Violencia Domestica Workshop (Parent Center)
• Pinic Day- Lunch Quad
• White Lie Day- Spirit Week

Sat Jan 25

• LAPASC-Library
• STEAM Micro-Credentialing - MPR and 4 Classrooms (173, 169)
• FAFSA Workshop Room 3-179 & 3-175)
• Kevin Love Fund Training (Magnet Classroom)

Important Deadlines

• Please make sure your website page has a copy of your syllabus. To log into our website, please scroll to the bottom of the webpage and click on “log in.” If your name does not appear on our staff roster, please email Andres Perez (andres.perez1@lausd.net) for access.

- Read the Spring 2025 Marks Reporting Memo here. See Ms. Ornelas with any questions.

-Employees absent right before or after a holiday must submit verification of absence along with their certification form.

-If you are absent, please notify your immediate administrator supervisor via email and include Jennifer/Lorraine and Juana (if absence is for a teacher). You are to submit your absence certification upon return from your absence otherwise your time will remain unpaid. Absence certifications are required for all absences, regardless of reason.

-Please make sure your website page has a copy of your syllabus. To log into our website, please scroll to the bottom of the webpage and click on “log in.” If your name does not appear on our staff roster, please email Andres Perez (andres.perez1@lausd.net) for access.

- Click here for mental health resources available to all LAUSD staff

-We will meet by Department on Tuesday, January 21 from 2:27-2:37pm.

(Rooms: 3-167 English, 3-145 Math, 3-163 Social Studies, 3-156 Science, 3-152 SPED, 3-151 World Languages, 3-147 Electives, and Out of Class 3-144).

-We will have a Faculty Meeting in the MPR this Tuesday from 3:37pm-4:37pm. Topics: Administrator certifications, Website, Important Updates/UTLA/ Announcements

-Click here for DOI’s current and upcoming secondary professional learning opportunities.

-With Tutor.com's Dropoff Essay Review tool, students can submit their work and receive custom feedback in five rubric-based categories and in-line feedback on their written work. Each tutor spends between 30-35 minutes per student paper, and this feedback is visible to teachers via the Teacher Dashboard. This can be used as a way to support rough draft essay review.

-Textbook schedule for staff with semester courses can be found here with date and time for pick up

-Observation Feedback is logged in the MyPGS system. Please note, you are to reply to feedback via the platform within 2 weeks of the observation. Your observation will be finalized once the response is received. In some cases, your department administrator will schedule an observation debrief to discuss the lesson observed.

-As always, please ensure your white board configuration (agenda, learning objective, language goal, etc) is posted and visible for everyone throughout the period, including the WASC Instructional Strategy that will be utilized for the lesson.

-Helping students process their thoughts and feelings about the world and creating space for them to bring their full selves to school is essential. To support this, Human Relations, Diversity and Equity (HRDE) has curated resources on Elections, Civics, and Courageous Conversations.

-Read more on the important policies reviewed at our WASC Faculty Meetings here.

-Read LAUSD's Emergency Guide here.

-Read the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Requirements Bulletin 1374.5 here. Access the SCAR form here.

Invite Guests to Our College & Career Resource Fair

Dear Roybal Learning Center Staff,

We’re excited to announce our upcoming College & Career Resource Fair, and we need your help to make it a success! If you know someone—a friend, family member, or colleague—who would be a great guest at our fair, we’d love to have them join us.

Guests can share valuable resources, career insights, or college opportunities with our students. Please share this link with anyone interested in participating: Resource Fair Sign-Up Form.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Mr. Ruiz or Ms. Kazangyan for assistance.

Your connections can make a meaningful impact on our students' futures. Thank you for supporting this important event!

Struggling with classwork or homework? Need a little extra support to stay on top of your studies? Or just want to maintain your grades? We're here to help!

Join us for tutoring sessions this spring semester to get the assistance you need to succeed. Our tutoring sessions are available on the following days:

• Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 3:40 PM - 4:40 PM, Rm. 3-169.
• Tuesday: 2:40 PM - 3:40 PM, Rm. 3-169.
• We even have tutoring Wednesday mornings from 7:30 AM - 8:20- AM in Rm. 3-363.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to get the help you need. We look forward to seeing you there!

Local Community Resources (mental health, food, utility resources, etc)

• Mental Health Support Services: Los Angeles Unified students and families in need of mental health support are encouraged to call our Student and Family Wellness Resource Line at 213-241-3840. Support is currently available between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Employees may access Employee Assistance Service for Education (EASE) by visiting https://www.lausd.org/domain/1438 or calling the 24/7 support line at 800-882-1341.

• Other Resources: We encourage members of the Los Angeles Unified family who are in need during this difficult time to visit lausd.org to learn about available City, County, and community-based resources and connect with entities who are prepared to assist.

Fellowship applications are due 1/31.

• Ms. Farris and Ms. Cardona are working with Ko & Kristena to help update resumes next week.
• 11th graders, be prepared to work on your resumes!
• 12th graders, resume refresher 1/23/25. Please bring resumes and cover letters to update.
• Students whose parents missed the mandatory magnet parent meeting should return the waiver forms signed to their advisory teachers asap to be able to check out equipment.

Parents/Guardians: We believe that your involvement is vital to your child's success! We encourage you to explore the various announcements/flyers in this section that outline ways you can engage with our school community. Your participation not only enriches our programs but also strengthens the support network for our students—let’s work together to create a thriving environment for our children!

The Family Academy provides valuable learning opportunities for families through webinars and in-person regional engagements. Course catalogs are available at lausd.org/familyacademy. Additionally, we offer four specialized courses for parents. These courses focus on supporting multilingual learners, Black and African American learners, youngest learners, and learners with exceptional needs. Our Parent Representative can assist families with registration.

We’re excited to share the new LAUSD Family Resources Page from Inner Explorer which is now available in English and Spanish. Find resources on mindfulness practices, parent-child activities, and access the Inner Explorer app. This page is a one-stop resource for families and caregivers to support mindfulness at home.

The Migrant education program helps families with students from the age of 3 to 21. They offer free services to qualified families at selected schools. Transportation is offered at selected locations, for more information about the program please contact (213) 241-0510.

Students and families, if you are need support with your mental health or access to healthcare services, you can call our LAUSD Wellness line Monday-Friday 8AM-4:30PM at (213) 241-3840.

Students: If you are wanting to explore access to mental health resources, check out the LA County Department Public Health’s Teen Toolkit here: tinyurl.com/teenmentalhealth4u

Reminder: If you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of suicide please reach out to 988 our national suicide prevention line. If there is an immediate medical need, please reach out to 911.

We invite you to join us as volunteers on campus! By becoming a volunteer, you can make a meaningful impact on our students and school community.

We invite you to visit our Parent Center to connect with our representative, Ms. Guillen, and gain access to the Parent Portal. This valuable resource provides you with real-time information about your child’s grades, attendance, and much more. Your engagement is crucial to your child’s success, and we’re here to support you every step of the way!

We are excited to announce that the dates for our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) meetings are now available! We invite you all to join us and make your voice count.

Your support is crucial in creating a positive school culture, and together, as a village, we can uplift and support all our students.

Let’s work together to foster an environment where everyone thrives!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Thank you for continuing to support our students' success and efforts! Here are the Spring dates for Titan Tiendita, where students can redeem their Titan Tokens for prizes:

🗓 Spring 2025 Titan Tiendita Dates:

• January 31
• February 28
• March 28
• April 25
• May 30

Teachers: Please keep handing out Titan Tokens to students and let’s continue showing them that we see and appreciate the amazing work they do.

Students: Make sure to save your tokens and redeem them for amazing prizes during these dates. Don’t miss out!

Thank you for helping us build a positive school climate. Together, we can make this spring one to remember!

Are you a student interested in learning more about Restorative Justice, or want to learn how to host a circle? Please use this QR Code and fill out the interest survey. Have any questions please visit RJ Morales

Students, please remember that cell phones should not be used during class time, as we want everyone fully engaged in learning. Teachers, thank you for consistently enforcing our policy—if a student is caught using their phone after a warning, it will be placed in a pouch to avoid distractions. Let’s work together to keep our classrooms focused and productive!

Tardy sweeps are conducted daily to ensure all students arrive on time. We encourage everyone to be in class promptly, as being on time is crucial for maximizing learning and success. Arriving on time shows responsibility and ensures you don’t miss valuable instructional time. Let’s make punctuality a priority!

Titan News: Hall Pass & Restroom Reminders!

Titans, to help keep everyone on track and safe, remember that hall passes are available only 15 minutes before and after the bell rings. Restrooms will also be closed during these times. With our class periods being short, it’s important we stay in class to learn as much as possible. Please use passes quickly and responsibly so all students can benefit. Thank you for helping keep our school a positive, focused place for everyone!

Did you know?

• Students should miss no more than 7 days of school each year to stay engaged, successful and on track to graduation.
• Frequent absences can be a sign that a student is losing interest in school, struggling with school work, dealing with a bully, or facing some other difficulty.
• Missing 10% (or 2 days a month) over the course of the school year can affect a student’s academic success.
• By 9th grade, attendance is a better predictor of graduation rates than 8th grade test scores.

Let’s make every day count!

Seniors,

You are invited to join us on a special school-day field trip to the "Say Yes!" event where you can pick out your prom outfit and accessories for FREE to make your special night unforgettable!

📍 Details:

• What: "Say Yes!" event
• Who: First 100 seniors to sign up (spots are limited!)
• Why: Find your perfect prom outfit and accessories—all for free!

Don’t miss this amazing opportunity! Pick up a field trip slip with Ms. Cinthia as soon as possible to secure your spot. And yes, invite your friends to join the fun!

Let’s make prom unforgettable—start with saying YES!

Mon Jan 27

• SDMC (Parent Center)3:37 PM – 4:37 PM

Tues Jan 28

• Tuesday Professional Learning- District 10/12 (2:27pm-3:27pm)

Wed Jan 29

• Boys Basketball @ Belmont JV 2:30pm & Var 4pm
• Boys Soccer @ Belmont JV 2:30pm & Var 4pm
• Girls Basketball vs Belmont JV 2:30pm & Var 4pm
• Girls Soccer vs Belmont JV 2:30pm & Var 4pm
• PBIS Meeting Roybal
• Yearbook Fundraiser (Boys Soccer/Basketball)

Thu Jan 30

• ELAC Meeting (Parent Center)(Tentative-budget development) 9:30am-10:30am
• PBIS Meeting Roybal1/29/2025, 3:30 PM – 1/30/2025
• SSC Meeting (Parent Center)(Tentative-budget development) 3:37-4:37

Fri Jan 31

• Boys Basketball vs Contreras JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Boys Soccer vs Contreras JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Girls Basketball @ Contreras JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Girls Soccer @ Contreras JV 2:30 & Var 4pm
• Know Your Rights Workshop- MPR- 5pm-7pm