Tustin Connect News

TUSD Student Services, Hoag ASPIRE and the Orange County Department of Education Crisis Response Network are teaming up to provide parent education on mental health. Parents will learn how to recognize signs of depression and anxiety and how to initiate a conversation on mental health with their child. Licensed therapists will lead the presentations. These workshops are open to all high school parents and caregivers interested in learning how to prevent, respond and seek support.

Tustin HS: Wed, October 16 @ 6pm in the cafeteria

Beckman HS: Wed, October 9 @ 6pm in the Performing Arts Center

A huge Maverick welcome to Omar Olmedo. Mr. Olmedo is currently in his 15th year in public education and is currently a Spanish teacher at Foothill HS. Mr. Olmedo enjoys challenging himself to continually learn and apply this knowledge with his students. He believes that building relationships is paramount to a productive learning environment. Mr. Olmedo will be providing academic support beginning this Wednesday from 8:40 - 9:40, just in time for finals prep! Stop by for some additional support and help.

In preparation for finals, students will be having a Physics Tutorial on Monday from 8:30-3:00 for students who are under Lesson 100. Students will be grouped based progress level and will have Mr. David and Mrs. Bullock for group support during this time.

With the end of the quarter (9-12) and attendance period (K-8) quickly approaching, it's important that all students get their work in to their teachers and have kept in contact with their teachers to insure that they are in good standing and prepared. If you have not done so, be sure to connect with your teachers now. This is critical.

We are excited to announce a new incentive for all Tustin Connect Students. All students that have no weeks of incomplete work will be entered into a drawing for a Microsoft Surface Go. The contest runs from Aug. 13, 2019 to April 17, 2020. A drawing will be held after May 11th from the eligible K-12 Tustin Connect Students for the device.