Welcome Back Nobles! Class Schedules & Adjustments Summer registration took place the week of August 3rd, 2015. Students had the opportunity to pre-order their yearbook, ASB card, Noble Gear, etc. as well as take their ID picture and pick up their tentative fall schedule. If your child was not able to attend the registration dates, their registration took place the first week of school. Adjustments to a student’s schedule of classes were made for the following reasons only: 1. student did not receive a required grade-level course; or 2. student does not have a minimum of 5 classes. We cannot honor requests for a change of teacher or a change of period. September 2015 Volume 1, Issue 1 Nogales High School Noble News Inside this issue: Important Information 2 NHS Clubs 3 NHS Athletics 3 Counselor’s Corner 4 NHS Activities 4 We are excited to welcome you to the 2015/2016 school year! We have a tremendous year to look forward to. We are excited to welcome new staff members to our Noble team and are looking forward to the many opportunities that we will have to positively impact our students, families and community. Our new administrative offices, classrooms, ASB store, and kitchen facilities will be ready to move into in the very near future. We are planning a grand re-opening event when these buildings are finally ready. Please contact the school office to be added to our contact list for more information! Be sure to follow Nogales on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for updates and exciting news and photos.
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Welcome Back Nobles!
Class Schedules & Adjustments
Summer registration took place the week of August 3rd, 2015. Students had the
opportunity to pre-order their yearbook, ASB card, Noble Gear, etc. as well as take
their ID picture and pick up their tentative fall schedule. If your child was not able to
attend the registration dates, their registration took place the first week of school.
Adjustments to a student’s schedule of classes were made for the following reasons
only: 1. student did not receive a required grade-level course; or 2. student does not
have a minimum of 5 classes. We cannot honor requests for a change of teacher or a
change of period.
September 2015 Volume 1, Issue 1
Nogales High School Noble News
Inside this issue:
Important Information 2
NHS Clubs 3
NHS Athletics 3
Counselor’s Corner 4
NHS Activities 4
We are excited to welcome you to the 2015/2016 school year! We
have a tremendous year to look forward to.
We are excited to welcome new staff members to our Noble team
and are looking forward to the many opportunities that we will have
to positively impact our students, families and community.
Our new administrative offices, classrooms, ASB store, and kitchen
facilities will be ready to move into in the very near future. We are
planning a grand re-opening event when these buildings are finally
ready. Please contact the school office to be added to our contact
list for more information!
Be sure to follow Nogales on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for
updates and exciting news and photos.
Important Information
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Booster Clubs & Parent Organizations
Parent groups include: ELAC, School Site Council, PTSA (Parent/Teacher/Student Association), Football Boosters, Regiment Boosters, and Choir Boosters. Please contact the principal’s secretary for more information.
Campus Visitors
Only persons having official business on the Nogales High School campus are permitted. We ask that parents not walk on campus and into classrooms because it disrupts the educational process. Please make arrangements ahead of time with teachers you wish to see. Everyone must obtain a visitor’s pass with campus security at the entrance gate.
Medical-Safety Procedures
Students attending school with sutures, splints, casts, crutches, brace(s), or a wheelchair must have a licensed health care provider’s written permission. The permission must state the date of student return and the need for assistive device. The student must comply with any safety procedures required by the school administration and health services personnel.
Medication Policy
Medication that your teen needs to take during the school day must be left in the health office. A physician must sign a consent form (obtained from the health office) stating the name of the medication and how it should be dispensed. The parent/guardian also needs to sign the form. Student on daily medication for critical health problems (diabetes, epilepsy, etc.) should leave a 3-day supply of the medication in the health office as a safeguard against a possible disaster during school hours when your teen may not be able to go home.
Messages/Drop Off Items
In an effort not to disrupt the educational process of students, we only deliver messages in the event of serious emergencies. Forgotten lunches, keys, errands, unable to pick-up students from school, etc., do not qualify as emergencies. In addition, we do not deliver books, homework, food, etc. to students nor do we accept balloons or flower deliveries.
Senior Sign-Outs
To safeguard students’ graduation and grade point averages, we require a parent conference and a parent signature prior to allowing an 18-year old student to sign him/herself out of school. For more information, please contact Dr. Tamanaha at (626) 965-3437.
Student Charges
Students are required to return all textbooks and other equipment issued to them. Lost books and other bills should be paid before the new semester begins. Students may not receive diplomas or transcripts until all obligations are paid. Students may obtain a list of their charges in the ASB office.
Textbooks
Students are responsible for textbooks. Should a student lose or damage a textbook, he/she must pay for the textbook. We do not accept replacement books bought from outside vendors in place of a lost textbook. Parents please do not buy a textbook from the Internet or anywhere else to replace a school-issued book. Each student has a Destiny account which tracks all books checked out to a student through the library or textbook room.
Transportation
Please call the Transportation Department at (626) 965-5719 to make arrangements for bus passes or if you have any questions regarding the bus schedule.
Electronic Devices The Board of Education acknowledges the importance of electronic communication between students and parents, particularly in school wide emergency situations. Further, the district recognizes that instructional time is precious and must be protected from unnecessary disruption. Students may possess (but not activate) any electronic signaling device that operates through the transmission or receipt of radio waves, including but not limited to pagers and cellular phones, while the students are on campus, attending school-sponsored activities or while under the supervision and control of school district employees. Camera phones are prohibited in the rest rooms and boys and girls locker rooms. In addition, iPods, MP3 and CD players are not allowed at school. These items are subject to confiscation. The school assumes NO liability for electronic devices brought on school grounds. Students may NOT wear earbuds at anytime on campus. Parents, we ask for your cooperation to ensure that your child adheres to these rules.
BP5131 regarding Electronica Signaling Devices states: Such devices shall be deactivated and their use strictly prohibited on campus during the regular school day except during an emergency affecting the school or community. Students will be subject to school discipline for failure to comply with this policy. Phones that ring during class will be confiscated. No students will be prohibited from possessing or using an electronic signaling device that is determined by a licensed physician/surgeon to be essential for the health of the pupil. In permitting student possession of such devices, the district assumes no liability for the
loss of the device or its misuse by another person.
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Extracurricular Eligibility Rowland Unified School District maintains a grade point average (GPA)
requirement for extracurricular activities. To be eligible for athletics, band, choir, drama, pep, or ASB a 2.0 GPA or a “C” average must be maintained.
9-12th grade students who fail to maintain a 2.0 GPA will be placed on academic
probation during the following grading period and must attend instructional support opportunities to improve academic performance. If GPA continues below a 2.0 into the following reporting period, a student will be deemed ineligible to participate in extracurricular activities. Students will not be granted more than one probationary
period each semester.
Nogales High School Clubs: AP Spanish-Promotes the practices of the Hispanic culture. AVID-Allows grade-level students to mingle, assist each other with class, plan the senior banquet, and announce reminders of important college/scholarship dates. Best Buddies-Brings together general education students with special education students for activities/ fieldtrips. Brothers and Sisters United-Promotes involvement in the community and helping others. California Scholarship Federation (CSF)-Fosters high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship. Cancer Awareness-Raises awareness and provide support. Drama-Introduces students to the benefits of experiencing a creative and dynamic team as a theatre participant. E.L.P.L.A.N.E.T.A.-Provides environmental awareness throughout NHS. Faith-Shares the faith, inspire, and support. FHA-HERO-Develops personal, leadership, citizenship, and career skills in Family Consumer Sciences. Folkloric Fiesta-Preserves the practice and products of the Hispanic culture, creates and sustains an outfit for fitness, and camaraderie for students. Herencia Latina-Promotes Latino heritage through a variety of cultural activities in our school and community. IB Questers-Promotes the IB diploma and engages in activities that promote success in the IB program. La Société Honoraire de Français-Recognizes seniors for outstanding academic achievement in the French language and culture during 3-4 years of their high school career at NHS. National Honor Society-Honors students who have demonstrated excellence in their areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Science-Enhances science learning outside of a classroom setting. Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica-Recognizes high achievement in the Spanish language and promotes interest in the Hispanic culture. Yearbook-Creates the yearbook.
Athletics Seasons Fall
Cross Country Football
Tennis-Girls Volleyball-Girls
Water Polo-Boys
Winter Basketball-Boys/Girls
Soccer-Boys/Girls Water Polo-Girls
Wrestling
Spring Badminton
Baseball-Boys Softball-Girls
Swim Tennis-Boys
Track-Boys/Girls
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Here at Nogales High School we offer multi-level competitive athletic program. Athletics is an integral part of our school’s total educational program. There is an importance on sportsmanship, team spirit and leadership. Students are able to participate in a variety of sports during the school year in all three seasons. We have discovered that students who become involved in athletics experience more academic success, feel more connected to the school, develop character, and discipline.
401 Nogales Street La Puente, CA 91744
Phone: 626-965-3437 Fax: 626-965-4587
Web address: nogaleshs.org
Homelink Parents and students can access our Homelink program for information regarding grades and attendance. Click on the Homelink section of
our website and it will provide you with step-by-step directions to set up your account.
Web address: nogaleshs.org
NHS Activities
Important Dates: September 1 College Information Night
October 14 PSAT Testing
October 21 College Application Workshops
October 28 College Application Workshops
November 12 College Application Workshops
November 23 College Application Workshops
December 4 Financial Aid “Jumpstart”
January 19 Financial Aid Parent Night
January 21 FAFSA Workshop
February Middle/High School Presentations
February 17 FAFSA Workshop
February 10 College Info Night
February 26 FAFSA Workshops
March Middle/High School Registrations
May 26 Senior Honors Night June 2 Graduation
Your Voice Counts! Parents, please take a moment to complete our Parent Climate Survey. A link to the survey can be accessed through our website at nogaleshs.org. Your thoughts and feedback about Nogales are extremely important to us!
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