University High School Bulletin for Monday, August 31, 2009
New Bulletin Items
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a Peer Mentor meeting Wednesday, September 2nd in room 18 at 12:15. Bring your lunch.
Lunch Option at University Dining Hall
University Dining Services has offered a special meal plan for UHS students at the FSU Residence Dining Hall.
This meal plan allows students to purchase meals in blocks of five meals to dine at the University Dining Hall for lunch only.
Price of a five meal block: $37.50
Please come by the UHS Office to pick up a flyer with more details.
CSF Sign up Important: CSF membership applications are due TO ME IN PERSON IN ROOM 10 BEFORE Thursday, September 10 by 12:10 PM, no exceptions. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN MY BOX IN THE OFFICE Get application and course lists from Dr. Torrance in Room 10. Fill out the application and return it, a copy of your grade report for Spring, 2009, and a check payable to UHS for 10 dollars. List your community service on the back of the application (10 hours minimum). Also note: Life Membership requires membership 4 out of six semesters from grades 10-12, including at least one semester as a SENIOR. Freshmen CJSF members are automatically accepted in CSF for the first semester. All they need to do is fill out an application and show they were CJSF members. They donÕt even have to pay the $10.00 fee this semester. Questions: See Dr. Torrance IN ROOM 10 or call 278-0436.
Student Check-in/out reminder!
Students:
You MUST check-out through the UHS Main Office ANYTIME you leave campus.
If you are tardy for a class--please come to the UHS Main Office to check-in and get a tardy pass to class.
Attention Juniors!
Juniors--
If you did not return the Sophomore-World History "Western Heritage" book-
Please return it to the office ASAP or you will be billed for the book. Thank you!
Creative Writing Club Starts University High School Creative Writing Club Dr. Torrance sponsors the Creative Writing Club, which meets once a week in Room 10 at lunch (this year, 2009, on wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45). Students meet and share original works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. One of the highlights of being involved with the club is our annual participation in the Young WriterÕs Conference, held each Spring at CSUF. Creative Writing Club members submit their work to the YWC for possible prizes and the honor of being included in the published journal of this event, Spectrum. For more information, contact Dr. Torrance at 559-278-0436 or j.torrance@comcast.net
Parent Notices
Correction for Phoenix Alliance Meetings:
Meetings will be held on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month - same time and same place.
Parents, please join the Phoenix Alliance parent group for our September meeting to be held on Thursday, September 10th in Room 18 at 7:00 PM.
Parking is valid from 6-10:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
Don't forget to access the Phoenix Alliance volunteer forms at the link found on the University High School homepage (http://www.csufresno.edu/univhigh/).
Relaxed Parking process for UHS Events
New process for visitor parking for UHS events
All visitors coming to campus will be required to display a permit. (Back to School Night-Concerts..etc)
New permit dispensing machines have been installed and will allow guests to enter a coupon code which will issue them a complimentary pass for specific hours.
The permits can be obtained from any one of the 16 permit dispensing machines located around campus. The closest machines to UHS are located off the entrances of Barton or Maple.
Guests will enter a coupon code issued by the UHS office. The coupon code will be published in the bulletin and on the flyers mailed home to announce UHS events.
If you are visiting campus at any other time you can park in the 30 minute zone in front of the UHS office, the parking meters at the side of the school or buy a $3.00 day permit at the dispensing machine.
UHS/Phoenix Alliance Community Directory
Phoenix Alliance would like to announce the NEW
2009-2010 Phoenix Alliance Community Directory Fundraiser.
The new directory will include: all students attending University High School with parent authorized listing of family information (i.e. address, phone, and email); faculty and staff contact information; list of yearly events and more.
This directory will only be published to the UHS community of 2009-2010 current student enrollment, faculty and staff.
Phoenix Alliance would like to include advertisements of the diverse UHS community of businesses/employers; talent (i.e. tutor, seamstress), hobbies (i.e. craftwork, scrapbooking, and photography) and groups (i.e. book clubs, Cancer Survivors, etc.).
To have your advertisement published in this directory or if you have any questions; please contact Debbie Hoskins at debhoskins@att.net (559) 325-8483 hm.
A sign up table will be available in front of the UHS Office on: Sept. 14th starting at 6 pm. during BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT!
Please stop by and authorize your family information and pick up an Advertisement Order Form. All directory advertisement and parent authorization must be completed by Sept 14, 2009 (Back to school night).
Student Absences
Please call the UHS Office to report an absence.
278-8263
You may leave a message on the answering machine at anytime.
General Announcements
schoolnotes.com If you do not see your teacher on schoolnotes.com, please visit the new schoolnotes.com at http://new.schoolnotes.com.
Important Announcement re: Lunch at UHS!
It is recommended to bring your lunch for the next 2 weeks
The FSU Student Union will be overcrowded with Fresno State students starting classes and you may not have time to make it through the lines at the fast food restaurants.
Thanks~!
Ecology Club UHS Ecology club members and those interested in joining are asked to attend our opening meeting in room 5 on Wednesday, September 2 at 12:15
Community Opportunities
2010 United States Youth Senate Program The CA Dept. of Education is sponsoring a competition to find two delegates to serve as California's United States Youth Program representatives. These students will participate in a week of intensive study of the US Senate in Wasgington DC during the week of March 6-13, 2010. All expenses, including transportation, hotels, and meals, will be covered. For more information, please visit: http://www.cde.ca.gov/eo/in/us. If you decide to apply, see your counselor right away!
College Info
Updated-Room Change: University of the Arts Visitation Tim Ford will be on campus at noon on September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of the Arts. If you want to hear more about one of the top art universities in the United States, with programs in visual and performing arts, design, media, and writing, stop by room 13!
St. Mary's College of CA Visitation Stop by room 9 at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 15th to find out more about Saint Mary's College of California. St. Mary's is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States. It is known for its Liberal Arts education, including its Great Books and Seminar programs. St. Mary's is also well known for their strong business and nursing program. The college is located in Moraga; a small, suburban community located about 13 miles east of Oakland.
Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program If you are interested in applying to Washington University in St. Louis and would like to be considered or the Danforth Scholars program, see your counselor before October 15th. The scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated a committment to their community and academic excellence.
Updated- Room Change: Dominican University of California Visitation On Thursday, September 10th, a representative from Dominican University of California will be in room 13 at noon to meet with students. Dominican is an independent university located in San Rafael, 12 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. The special characteristics of Dominican include their 11:1 student to faculty ratio, the Senior Thesis (an intensive research project that provides all students with an opportunity to shine in their chosen fields of study), the Honors Program, the Internship program, and their four year guarantee. Come by to learn more!
University of Southern California Visitation At 8 a.m. on Thursday, September 10th, Allison Ray from USC will be in room 9 to talk to students. USC is unique in its integration of liberal and professional education and is well known for its dedication to research. USC offers such opportunities as the Freshman Seminars and Learning Community Programs that offer rigor and intellectual challenges to incoming students. This private university also boasts over 600 official and unofficial extracurricular activities that allow students to tailor make their college experience. The campus is a series of Renaissance-style buildings located on 155 acres three miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
Westmont College of CA Visitation Come to Dr. Torrance's room on Monday, September 21 at 1:30p.m. to find out why Westmont College is ranked in the US News & World Report "America's Best Colleges 2010" list of liberal arts colleges. Westmont's goal is to provide a rigorous academic program along with a personalized, residential Christian undergraduate experience. It is located just east of Santa Barbara in the foothills of the beautiful San Ynez Mountains and boasts a student to faculty ratio of 13:1!
Exploring College Options Interested in going to college at Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Penn and Stanford. There will be a student/parent information session on Tuesday, September 22nd at 7:30pm at the Holiday Inn, Downtown Fresno (1055 Van Ness, Fresno 93721). Visit www.exploringcollegeoptions.org for more information.
Washington University in St. Louis Visitation Stop by Mr. Robert's room at 9:00 a.m. on 10/06 to hear why Washington University in St. Louis is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. Washington University in St. Louis is well known for both their academic excellence and their supportive atmosphere. Stop by to find out more about this beautiful campus!
Updated-Room Change: Whittier College Visitation Stop by room 13 on September 11th at noon to find out more about Whittier College, which is a suburban campus, located just 18 miles away from downtown LA. Whittier College is best know for two major programs: the liberal education program and the Whittier Scholars Program. Stop by to learn more!
Montana State University Visitation A representative from Montana State University will be in room 9 at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of Montana. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the setting for both "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer"), Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's "most livable cities." In addition to all of the recreational activities available to students, they have programs in nursing, architecture, motion picture video, and much more!
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Are you a senior in high school? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do! Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card. NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Shamrock Shows Educational Scholarship Program - 2009 Big Fresno Fair Shamrock Shows are offering three (3) $1,000 scholarships and plaques to be awarded during or after the 2009 Big Fresno Fair. Eligibility requirements: open to high school seniors who plan to attend an accredited post-secondary institution or trade school (of their choice) in any field of study. Applications are due September 14, 2009. Stop by the Counseling Intern's desk in room 12 for the application and instructions!
University High School Bulletin for Friday, August 28, 2009
New Bulletin Items
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a Peer Mentor meeting Wednesday, September 2nd in room 18 at 12:15. Bring your lunch.
Freshman Class Election Meeting We have filled all the officer slots with candidates. All candidates are required to attend a short mandatory meeting on Thursday, August 27th (this week) to go over the campaign rules. We will meet in Dr. Gettman's room at 12:15 on Thursday.
CSF Sign up Important: CSF membership applications are due TO ME IN PERSON IN ROOM 10 BEFORE Thursday, September 10 by 12:10 PM, no exceptions. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN MY BOX IN THE OFFICE Get application and course lists from Dr. Torrance in Room 10. Fill out the application and return it, a copy of your grade report for Spring, 2009, and a check payable to UHS for 10 dollars. List your community service on the back of the application (10 hours minimum). Also note: Life Membership requires membership 4 out of six semesters from grades 10-12, including at least one semester as a SENIOR. Freshmen CJSF members are automatically accepted in CSF for the first semester. All they need to do is fill out an application and show they were CJSF members. They donÕt even have to pay the $10.00 fee this semester. Questions: See Dr. Torrance IN ROOM 10 or call 278-0436.
Student Check-in/out reminder!
Students:
You MUST check-out through the UHS Main Office ANYTIME you leave campus.
If you are tardy for a class--please come to the UHS Main Office to check-in and get a tardy pass to class.
Lunch Option at University Dining Hall
University Dining Services has offered a special meal plan for UHS students at the FSU Residence Dining Hall.
This meal plan allows students to purchase meals in blocks of five meals to dine at the University Dining Hall for lunch only.
Price of a five meal block: $37.50
Please come by the UHS Office to pick up a flyer with more details.
Attention Juniors!
Juniors--
If you did not return the Sophomore-World History "Western Heritage" book-
Please return it to the office ASAP or you will be billed for the book. Thank you!
Creative Writing Club Starts University High School Creative Writing Club Dr. Torrance sponsors the Creative Writing Club, which meets once a week in Room 10 at lunch (this year, 2009, on wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45). Students meet and share original works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. One of the highlights of being involved with the club is our annual participation in the Young WriterÕs Conference, held each Spring at CSUF. Creative Writing Club members submit their work to the YWC for possible prizes and the honor of being included in the published journal of this event, Spectrum. For more information, contact Dr. Torrance at 559-278-0436 or j.torrance@comcast.net
Student Recognitions
Lost and Found
Change purse found on the first day of school
Come by the office to identify
Parent Notices
Correction for Phoenix Alliance Meetings:
Meetings will be held on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month - same time and same place.
Parents, please join the Phoenix Alliance parent group for our September meeting to be held on Thursday, September 10th in Room 18 at 7:00 PM.
Parking is valid from 6-10:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
Don't forget to access the Phoenix Alliance volunteer forms at the link found on the University High School homepage (http://www.csufresno.edu/univhigh/).
Relaxed Parking process for UHS Events
New process for visitor parking for UHS events
All visitors coming to campus will be required to display a permit. (Back to School Night-Concerts..etc)
New permit dispensing machines have been installed and will allow guests to enter a coupon code which will issue them a complimentary pass for specific hours.
The permits can be obtained from any one of the 16 permit dispensing machines located around campus. The closest machines to UHS are located off the entrances of Barton or Maple.
Guests will enter a coupon code issued by the UHS office. The coupon code will be published in the bulletin and on the flyers mailed home to announce UHS events.
If you are visiting campus at any other time you can park in the 30 minute zone in front of the UHS office, the parking meters at the side of the school or buy a $3.00 day permit at the dispensing machine.
Student Absences
Please call the UHS Office to report an absence.
278-8263
You may leave a message on the answering machine at anytime.
General Announcements
Fall Geology Students
Please pick up your geology textbooks and lab manuals from Mrs. Royce before 8:50am, after 3:00pm, or at lunch. Be sure to get your lab manual before lab begins.
schoolnotes.com If you do not see your teacher on schoolnotes.com, please visit the new schoolnotes.com at http://new.schoolnotes.com.
YEARBOOK "First of the Year" Meeting
ALL STUDENTS interested in participating in the topsy turvey world of yearbook publishing, please come by Room 4 at 12:15 on Friday. Help shape the vision for this year's Flame. (Mr. Roberts)
Important Announcement re: Lunch at UHS!
It is recommended to bring your lunch for the next 2 weeks
The FSU Student Union will be overcrowded with Fresno State students starting classes and you may not have time to make it through the lines at the fast food restaurants.
Thanks~!
Ecology Club UHS Ecology club members and those interested in joining are asked to attend our opening meeting in room 5 on Wednesday, September 2 at 12:15.
Clubs
Chess Club Monday in room 8 at lunch. (Jones)
Cricket Friday.
2010 United States Youth Senate Program The CA Dept. of Education is sponsoring a competition to find two delegates to serve as California's United States Youth Program representatives. These students will participate in a week of intensive study of the US Senate in Wasgington DC during the week of March 6-13, 2010. All expenses, including transportation, hotels, and meals, will be covered. For more information, please visit: http://www.cde.ca.gov/eo/in/us. If you decide to apply, see your counselor right away!
Fresno Youth Orchestra
YOUTH ORCHESTRAS OF FRESNO AUDITIONS this weekend, Aug 22-23 and next weekend Aug 29-30.
We are now accepting new students for each of our three performing groups.
Contact the YOOF Office at 275-6694 to schedule an audition OR submit an application online at www.youthorchestrasfresno.org.
NOTE - All UHS students that are current members of YOOF must audition each year.
First rehearsals begin Sunday, Sept 6th.
For audition requirements, please visit our website.
If you need further info or have any questions, please contact Julia Copeland at 275-6694.
Looking forward to another fabulous season!
College Info
University of the Arts Visitation Tim Ford will be on campus at noon on September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of the Arts. If you want to hear more about one of the top art universities in the United States, with programs in visual and performing arts, design, media, and writing, stop by Dr. Torrance's room!
St. Mary's College of CA Visitation Stop by room 9 at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 15th to find out more about Saint Mary's College of California. St. Mary's is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States. It is known for its Liberal Arts education, including its Great Books and Seminar programs. St. Mary's is also well known for their strong business and nursing program. The college is located in Moraga; a small, suburban community located about 13 miles east of Oakland.
Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program If you are interested in applying to Washington University in St. Louis and would like to be considered or the Danforth Scholars program, see your counselor before October 15th. The scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated a committment to their community and academic excellence.
Dominican University of California Visitation On Thursday, September 10th, a representative from Dominican University of California will be in room 10 at noon to meet with students. Dominican is an independent university located in San Rafael, 12 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. The special characteristics of Dominican include their 11:1 student to faculty ratio, the Senior Thesis (an intensive research project that provides all students with an opportunity to shine in their chosen fields of study), the Honors Program, the Internship program, and their four year guarantee. Come by to learn more!
Westmont College of CA Visitation Come to Dr. Torrance's room on Monday, September 21 at 1:30p.m. to find out why Westmont College is ranked in the US News & World Report "America's Best Colleges 2010" list of liberal arts colleges. Westmont's goal is to provide a rigorous academic program along with a personalized, residential Christian undergraduate experience. It is located just east of Santa Barbara in the foothills of the beautiful San Ynez Mountains and boasts a student to faculty ratio of 13:1!
University of Southern California Visitation At 8 a.m. on Thursday, September 10th, Allison Ray from USC will be in room 9 to talk to students. USC is unique in its integration of liberal and professional education and is well known for its dedication to research. USC offers such opportunities as the Freshman Seminars and Learning Community Programs that offer rigor and intellectual challenges to incoming students. This private university also boasts over 600 official and unofficial extracurricular activities that allow students to tailor make their college experience. The campus is a series of Renaissance-style buildings located on 155 acres three miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
Exploring College Options Interested in going to college at Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Penn and Stanford. There will be a student/parent information session on Tuesday, September 22nd at 7:30pm at the Holiday Inn, Downtown Fresno (1055 Van Ness, Fresno 93721). Visit www.exploringcollegeoptions.org for more information.
Washington University in St. Louis Visitation Stop by Mr. Robert's room at 9:00 a.m. on 10/06 to hear why Washington University in St. Louis is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. Washington University in St. Louis is well known for both their academic excellence and their supportive atmosphere. Stop by to find out more about this beautiful campus!
Biola Visitation Stop by room 9 on September 23rd at 8:30 a.m. to find out more about what it's like to live, worship and study on Biola's campus!
Whittier College Visitation Stop by room room 10 on September 11th at noon to find out more about Whittier College, which is a suburban campus, located just 18 miles away from downtown LA. Whittier College is best know for two major programs: the liberal education program and the Whittier Scholars Program. Stop by to learn more!
Montana State University Visitation A representative from Montana State University will be in room 9 at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of Montana. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the setting for both "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer"), Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's "most livable cities." In addition to all of the recreational activities available to students, they have programs in nursing, architecture, motion picture video, and much more!
University High School Bulletin for Thursday, August 27, 2009
New Bulletin Items
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a Peer Mentor meeting Wednesday, September 2nd in room 18 at 12:15. Bring your lunch.
Freshman Class Election Meeting We have filled all the officer slots with candidates. All candidates are required to attend a short mandatory meeting on Thursday, August 27th (this week) to go over the campaign rules. We will meet in Dr. Gettman's room at 12:15 on Thursday.
CSF Sign up Important: CSF membership applications are due TO ME IN PERSON IN ROOM 10 BEFORE Thursday, September 10 by 12:10 PM, no exceptions. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN MY BOX IN THE OFFICE Get application and course lists from Dr. Torrance in Room 10. Fill out the application and return it, a copy of your grade report for Spring, 2009, and a check payable to UHS for 10 dollars. List your community service on the back of the application (10 hours minimum). Also note: Life Membership requires membership 4 out of six semesters from grades 10-12, including at least one semester as a SENIOR. Freshmen CJSF members are automatically accepted in CSF for the first semester. All they need to do is fill out an application and show they were CJSF members. They donÕt even have to pay the $10.00 fee this semester. Questions: See Dr. Torrance IN ROOM 10 or call 278-0436.
Student Check-in/out reminder!
Students:
You MUST check-out through the UHS Main Office ANYTIME you leave campus.
If you are tardy for a class--please come to the UHS Main Office to check-in and get a tardy pass to class.
Lunch Option at University Dining Hall
University Dining Services has offered a special meal plan for UHS students at the FSU Residence Dining Hall.
This meal plan allows students to purchase meals in blocks of five meals to dine at the University Dining Hall for lunch only.
Price of a five meal block: $37.50
Please come by the UHS Office to pick up a flyer with more details.
Attention Juniors!
Juniors--
If you did not return the Sophomore-World History "Western Heritage" book-
Please return it to the office ASAP or you will be billed for the book. Thank you!
Creative Writing Club Starts University High School Creative Writing Club Dr. Torrance sponsors the Creative Writing Club, which meets once a week in Room 10 at lunch (this year, 2009, on wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45). Students meet and share original works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. One of the highlights of being involved with the club is our annual participation in the Young WriterÕs Conference, held each Spring at CSUF. Creative Writing Club members submit their work to the YWC for possible prizes and the honor of being included in the published journal of this event, Spectrum. For more information, contact Dr. Torrance at 559-278-0436 or j.torrance@comcast.net
Attention! Writers! Artists! Photographers!
The UHS newspaper is looking for: writers, artists and photographers!
If you are interested please attend the Thursday meeting!
Meeting: Thursday, August 27th
Time: 12:15-during lunch
Room 5--Mr. Utheim's room
Student Recognitions
Lost and Found
Change purse found on the first day of school
Come by the office to identify
Parent Notices
Correction for Phoenix Alliance Meetings:
Meetings will be held on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month - same time and same place.
Parents, please join the Phoenix Alliance parent group for our September meeting to be held on Thursday, September 10th in Room 18 at 7:00 PM.
Parking is valid from 6-10:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
Don't forget to access the Phoenix Alliance volunteer forms at the link found on the University High School homepage (http://www.csufresno.edu/univhigh/).
Relaxed Parking process for UHS Events
New process for visitor parking for UHS events
All visitors coming to campus will be required to display a permit. (Back to School Night-Concerts..etc)
New permit dispensing machines have been installed and will allow guests to enter a coupon code which will issue them a complimentary pass for specific hours.
The permits can be obtained from any one of the 16 permit dispensing machines located around campus. The closest machines to UHS are located off the entrances of Barton or Maple.
Guests will enter a coupon code issued by the UHS office. The coupon code will be published in the bulletin and on the flyers mailed home to announce UHS events.
If you are visiting campus at any other time you can park in the 30 minute zone in front of the UHS office, the parking meters at the side of the school or buy a $3.00 day permit at the dispensing machine.
Student Absences
Please call the UHS Office to report an absence.
278-8263
You may leave a message on the answering machine at anytime.
General Announcements
UHS/Phoenix Alliance Community Directory
Phoenix Alliance would like to announce the NEW 2009-2010 Phoenix Alliance Community Directory Fundraiser.
The new directory will include: all students attending University High School with parent authorized listing of family information (i.e. address, phone, and email); faculty and staff contact information; list of yearly events and more.
This directory will only be published to the UHS community of 2009-2010 current student enrollment, faculty and staff.
Phoenix Alliance would like to include advertisements of the diverse UHS community of businesses/employers; talent (i.e. tutor, seamstress), hobbies (i.e. craftwork, scrapbooking, and photography) and groups (i.e. book clubs, Cancer Survivors, etc.).
To have your advertisement published in this directory or if you have any questions; please contact Debbie Hoskins at debhoskins@att.net (559) 325-8483 hm.
Mrs. Hoskins will be available in front of the UHS Office on: August 25, 26, and 27th from 7:30am-9am Sept. 14th starting at 6 pm. during BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT!
Please stop by and authorize your family information and pick up an Advertisement Order Form. All directory advertisement and parent authorization must be completed by Sept 14, 2009 (Back to school night).
Fall Geology Students
Please pick up your geology textbooks and lab manuals from Mrs. Royce before 8:50am, after 3:00pm, or at lunch. Be sure to get your lab manual before lab begins.
schoolnotes.com If you do not see your teacher on schoolnotes.com, please visit the new schoolnotes.com at http://new.schoolnotes.com.
YEARBOOK "First of the Year" Meeting
ALL STUDENTS interested in participating in the topsy turvey world of yearbook publishing, please come by Room 4 at 12:15 on Friday. Help shape the vision for this year's Flame. (Mr. Roberts)
Important Announcement re: Lunch at UHS!
It is recommended to bring your lunch for the next 2 weeks
The FSU Student Union will be overcrowded with Fresno State students starting classes and you may not have time to make it through the lines at the fast food restaurants.
Thanks~!
Clubs
UHS Ecology club members and those interested in joining are asked to attend our opening meeting in room 5 on Wednesday, September 2 at 12:15.
Community Opportunities
2010 United States Youth Senate Program The CA Dept. of Education is sponsoring a competition to find two delegates to serve as California's United States Youth Program representatives. These students will participate in a week of intensive study of the US Senate in Wasgington DC during the week of March 6-13, 2010. All expenses, including transportation, hotels, and meals, will be covered. For more information, please visit: http://www.cde.ca.gov/eo/in/us. If you decide to apply, see your counselor right away!
Fresno Youth Orchestra
YOUTH ORCHESTRAS OF FRESNO AUDITIONS this weekend, Aug 22-23 and next weekend Aug 29-30.
We are now accepting new students for each of our three performing groups.
Contact the YOOF Office at 275-6694 to schedule an audition OR submit an application online at www.youthorchestrasfresno.org.
NOTE - All UHS students that are current members of YOOF must audition each year.
First rehearsals begin Sunday, Sept 6th.
For audition requirements, please visit our website.
If you need further info or have any questions, please contact Julia Copeland at 275-6694.
Looking forward to another fabulous season!
College Info
University of the Arts Visitation Tim Ford will be on campus at noon on September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of the Arts. If you want to hear more about one of the top art universities in the United States, with programs in visual and performing arts, design, media, and writing, stop by Dr. Torrance's room!
St. Mary's College of CA Visitation Stop by room 9 at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 15th to find out more about Saint Mary's College of California. St. Mary's is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States. It is known for its Liberal Arts education, including its Great Books and Seminar programs. St. Mary's is also well known for their strong business and nursing program. The college is located in Moraga; a small, suburban community located about 13 miles east of Oakland.
Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program If you are interested in applying to Washington University in St. Louis and would like to be considered or the Danforth Scholars program, see your counselor before October 15th. The scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated a committment to their community and academic excellence.
Dominican University of California Visitation On Thursday, September 10th, a representative from Dominican University of California will be in room 10 at noon to meet with students. Dominican is an independent university located in San Rafael, 12 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. The special characteristics of Dominican include their 11:1 student to faculty ratio, the Senior Thesis (an intensive research project that provides all students with an opportunity to shine in their chosen fields of study), the Honors Program, the Internship program, and their four year guarantee. Come by to learn more!
Westmont College of CA Visitation Come to Dr. Torrance's room on Monday, September 21 at 1:30p.m. to find out why Westmont College is ranked in the US News & World Report "America's Best Colleges 2010" list of liberal arts colleges. Westmont's goal is to provide a rigorous academic program along with a personalized, residential Christian undergraduate experience. It is located just east of Santa Barbara in the foothills of the beautiful San Ynez Mountains and boasts a student to faculty ratio of 13:1!
University of Southern California Visitation At 8 a.m. on Thursday, September 10th, Allison Ray from USC will be in room 9 to talk to students. USC is unique in its integration of liberal and professional education and is well known for its dedication to research. USC offers such opportunities as the Freshman Seminars and Learning Community Programs that offer rigor and intellectual challenges to incoming students. This private university also boasts over 600 official and unofficial extracurricular activities that allow students to tailor make their college experience. The campus is a series of Renaissance-style buildings located on 155 acres three miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
Washington University in St. Louis Visitation Stop by Mr. Robert's room at 9:00 a.m. on 10/06 to hear why Washington University in St. Louis is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. Washington University in St. Louis is well known for both their academic excellence and their supportive atmosphere. Stop by to find out more about this beautiful campus!
Biola Visitation Stop by room 9 on September 23rd at 8:30 a.m. to find out more about what it's like to live, worship and study on Biola's campus!
Whittier College Visitation Stop by room room 10 on September 11th at noon to find out more about Whittier College, which is a suburban campus, located just 18 miles away from downtown LA. Whittier College is best know for two major programs: the liberal education program and the Whittier Scholars Program. Stop by to learn more!
Montana State University Visitation A representative from Montana State University will be in room 9 at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of Montana. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the setting for both "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer"), Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's "most livable cities." In addition to all of the recreational activities available to students, they have programs in nursing, architecture, motion picture video, and much more!
University High School Bulletin for Wednesday, August 26, 2009
www.csufresno.edu
New Bulletin Items
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a Peer Mentor meeting Wednesday, September 2nd in room 18 at 12:15. Bring your lunch.
Freshman Class Elections Attention all Freshman!! If you are interested in being a freshman class officer, sign up in Dr. Gettman's room. There are 5 open offices: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity Chair. There will be a maximum of 4 candidates running for each position, so sign up early because when we have 4 candidates for each office no one else can sign up. Campaigning will start next Monday on August 31st, and voting will be on Friday September 4th. Let your voice be heard!!
CSF Sign up Important: CSF membership applications are due TO ME IN PERSON IN ROOM 10 BEFORE Thursday, September 10 by 12:10 PM, no exceptions. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN MY BOX IN THE OFFICE Get application and course lists from Dr. Torrance in Room 10. Fill out the application and return it, a copy of your grade report for Spring, 2009, and a check payable to UHS for 10 dollars. List your community service on the back of the application (10 hours minimum). Also note: Life Membership requires membership 4 out of six semesters from grades 10-12, including at least one semester as a SENIOR. Freshmen CJSF members are automatically accepted in CSF for the first semester. All they need to do is fill out an application and show they were CJSF members. They donÕt even have to pay the $10.00 fee this semester. Questions: See Dr. Torrance IN ROOM 10 or call 278-0436.
Student Check-in/out reminder!
Students:
You MUST check-out through the UHS Main Office ANYTIME you leave campus.
If you are tardy for a class--please come to the UHS Main Office to check-in and get a tardy pass to class.
Lunch Option at University Dining Hall
University Dining Services has offered a special meal plan for UHS students at the FSU Residence Dining Hall.
This meal plan allows students to purchase meals in blocks of five meals to dine at the University Dining Hall for lunch only.
Price of a five meal block: $37.50
Please come by the UHS Office to pick up a flyer with more details.
Attention Juniors!
Juniors--
If you did not return the Sophomore-World History "Western Heritage" book-
Please return it to the office ASAP or you will be billed for the book. Thank you!
Creative Writing Club Starts University High School Creative Writing Club Dr. Torrance sponsors the Creative Writing Club, which meets once a week in Room 10 at lunch (this year, 2009, on wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45). Students meet and share original works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. One of the highlights of being involved with the club is our annual participation in the Young WriterÕs Conference, held each Spring at CSUF. Creative Writing Club members submit their work to the YWC for possible prizes and the honor of being included in the published journal of this event, Spectrum. For more information, contact Dr. Torrance at 559-278-0436 or j.torrance@comcast.net
Attention! Writers! Artists! Photographers!
The UHS newspaper is looking for: writers, artists and photographers!
If you are interested please attend the Thursday meeting!
Meeting: Thursday, August 27th
Time: 12:15-during lunch
Room 5--Mr. Utheim's room
Student Recognitions
Lost and Found
Change purse found on the first day of school
Come by the office to identify
Parent Notices
Relaxed Parking process for UHS Events
New process for visitor parking for UHS events
All visitors coming to campus will be required to display a permit. (Back to School Night-Concerts..etc)
New permit dispensing machines have been installed and will allow guests to enter a coupon code which will issue them a complimentary pass for specific hours.
The permits can be obtained from any one of the 16 permit dispensing machines located around campus. The closest machines to UHS are located off the entrances of Barton or Maple.
Guests will enter a coupon code issued by the UHS office. The coupon code will be published in the bulletin and on the flyers mailed home to announce UHS events.
If you are visiting campus at any other time you can park in the 30 minute zone in front of the UHS office, the parking meters at the side of the school or buy a $3.00 day permit at the dispensing machine.
Student Absences
Please call the UHS Office to report an absence.
278-8263
You may leave a message on the answering machine at anytime.
General Announcements
UHS/Phoenix Alliance Community Directory
Phoenix Alliance would like to announce the NEW 2009-2010 Phoenix Alliance Community Directory Fundraiser.
The new directory will include: all students attending University High School with parent authorized listing of family information (i.e. address, phone, and email); faculty and staff contact information; list of yearly events and more.
This directory will only be published to the UHS community of 2009-2010 current student enrollment, faculty and staff.
Phoenix Alliance would like to include advertisements of the diverse UHS community of businesses/employers; talent (i.e. tutor, seamstress), hobbies (i.e. craftwork, scrapbooking, and photography) and groups (i.e. book clubs, Cancer Survivors, etc.).
To have your advertisement published in this directory or if you have any questions; please contact Debbie Hoskins at debhoskins@att.net (559) 325-8483 hm.
Mrs. Hoskins will be available in front of the UHS Office on: August 25, 26, and 27th from 7:30am-9am Sept. 14th starting at 6 pm. during BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT!
Please stop by and authorize your family information and pick up an Advertisement Order Form. All directory advertisement and parent authorization must be completed by Sept 14, 2009 (Back to school night).
Fall Geology Students
Please pick up your geology textbooks and lab manuals from Mrs. Royce before 8:50am, after 3:00pm, or at lunch. Be sure to get your lab manual before lab begins.
schoolnotes.com If you do not see your teacher on schoolnotes.com, please visit the new schoolnotes.com at http://new.schoolnotes.com.
YEARBOOK "First of the Year" Meeting
ALL STUDENTS interested in participating in the topsy turvey world of yearbook publishing, please come by Room 4 at 12:15 on Friday. Help shape the vision for this year's Flame. (Mr. Roberts)
Important Announcement re: Lunch at UHS!
It is recommended to bring your lunch for the next 2 weeks
The FSU Student Union will be overcrowded with Fresno State students starting classes and you may not have time to make it through the lines at the fast food restaurants.
Thanks~!
Community Opportunities
2010 United States Youth Senate Program The CA Dept. of Education is sponsoring a competition to find two delegates to serve as California's United States Youth Program representatives. These students will participate in a week of intensive study of the US Senate in Wasgington DC during the week of March 6-13, 2010. All expenses, including transportation, hotels, and meals, will be covered. For more information, please visit: http://www.cde.ca.gov/eo/in/us. If you decide to apply, see your counselor right away!
Fresno Youth Orchestra
YOUTH ORCHESTRAS OF FRESNO AUDITIONS this weekend, Aug 22-23 and next weekend Aug 29-30.
We are now accepting new students for each of our three performing groups.
Contact the YOOF Office at 275-6694 to schedule an audition OR submit an application online at www.youthorchestrasfresno.org.
NOTE - All UHS students that are current members of YOOF must audition each year.
First rehearsals begin Sunday, Sept 6th.
For audition requirements, please visit our website.
If you need further info or have any questions, please contact Julia Copeland at 275-6694.
Looking forward to another fabulous season!
College Info
University of the Arts Visitation Tim Ford will be on campus at noon on September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of the Arts. If you want to hear more about one of the top art universities in the United States, with programs in visual and performing arts, design, media, and writing, stop by Dr. Torrance's room!
St. Mary's College of CA Visitation Stop by room 9 at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 15th to find out more about Saint Mary's College of California. St. Mary's is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States. It is known for its Liberal Arts education, including its Great Books and Seminar programs. St. Mary's is also well known for their strong business and nursing program. The college is located in Moraga; a small, suburban community located about 13 miles east of Oakland.
Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program If you are interested in applying to Washington University in St. Louis and would like to be considered or the Danforth Scholars program, see your counselor before October 15th. The scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated a committment to their community and academic excellence.
Washington University in St. Louis Visitation Stop by Mr. Robert's room at 9:00 a.m. on 10/06 to hear why Washington University in St. Louis is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. Washington University in St. Louis is well known for both their academic excellence and their supportive atmosphere. Stop by to find out more about this beautiful campus!
Biola Visitation Stop by room 9 on September 23rd at 8:30 a.m. to find out more about what it's like to live, worship and study on Biola's campus!
Whittier College Visitation Stop by room room 10 on September 11th at noon to find out more about Whittier College, which is a suburban campus, located just 18 miles away from downtown LA. Whittier College is best know for two major programs: the liberal education program and the Whittier Scholars Program. Stop by to learn more!
Montana State University Visitation A representative from Montana State University will be in room 9 at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of Montana. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the setting for both "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer"), Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's "most livable cities." In addition to all of the recreational activities available to students, they have programs in nursing, architecture, motion picture video, and much more!
University High School Bulletin for Tuesday, August 25, 2009
New Bulletin Items
2010 United States Youth Senate Program The CA Dept. of Education is sponsoring a competition to find two delegates to serve as California's United States Youth Program representatives. These students will participate in a week of intensive study of the US Senate in Wasgington DC during the week of March 6-13, 2010. All expenses, including transportation, hotels, and meals, will be covered. For more information, please visit: http://www.cde.ca.gov/eo/in/us. If you decide to apply, see your counselor right away!
Fall Geology Students
Please pick up your geology textbooks and lab manuals from Mrs. Royce before 8:50am, after 3:00pm, or at lunch. Be sure to get your lab manual before lab begins.
Student Check-in/out reminder!
Students:
You MUST check-out through the UHS Main Office ANYTIME you leave campus.
If you are tardy for a class--please come to the UHS Main Office to check-in and get a tardy pass to class.
Important Announcement re: Lunch at UHS!
It is recommended to bring your lunch for the next 2 weeks
The FSU Student Union will be overcrowded with Fresno State students starting classes and you may not have time to make it through the lines at the fast food restaurants.
Thanks~!
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a Peer Mentor meeting Wednesday, September 2nd in room 18 at 12:15. Bring your lunch.
CSF Sign up Important: CSF membership applications are due TO ME IN PERSON IN ROOM 10 BEFORE Thursday, September 10 by 12:10 PM, no exceptions. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN MY BOX IN THE OFFICE Get application and course lists from Dr. Torrance in Room 10. Fill out the application and return it, a copy of your grade report for Spring, 2009, and a check payable to UHS for 10 dollars. List your community service on the back of the application (10 hours minimum). Also note: Life Membership requires membership 4 out of six semesters from grades 10-12, including at least one semester as a SENIOR. Freshmen CJSF members are automatically accepted in CSF for the first semester. All they need to do is fill out an application and show they were CJSF members. They donÕt even have to pay the $10.00 fee this semester. Questions: See Dr. Torrance IN ROOM 10 or call 278-0436.
Student Absences
Please call the UHS Office to report an absence.
278-8263
You may leave a message on the answering machine at anytime.
Freshman Class Elections Attention all Freshman!! If you are interested in being a freshman class officer, sign up in Dr. Gettman's room. There are 5 open offices: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity Chair. There will be a maximum of 4 candidates running for each position, so sign up early because when we have 4 candidates for each office no one else can sign up. Campaigning will start next Monday on August 31st, and voting will be on Friday September 4th. Let your voice be heard!!
Creative Writing Club Starts University High School Creative Writing Club Dr. Torrance sponsors the Creative Writing Club, which meets once a week in Room 10 at lunch (this year, 2009, on wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45). Students meet and share original works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. One of the highlights of being involved with the club is our annual participation in the Young WriterÕs Conference, held each Spring at CSUF. Creative Writing Club members submit their work to the YWC for possible prizes and the honor of being included in the published journal of this event, Spectrum. For more information, contact Dr. Torrance at 559-278-0436 or j.torrance@comcast.net
schoolnotes.com If you do not see your teacher on schoolnotes.com, please visit the new schoolnotes.com at http://new.schoolnotes.com.
NEW--Relaxed Parking process for UHS Events
New process for visitor parking for UHS events
All visitors coming to campus will be required to display a permit. (Back to School Night-Concerts..etc)
New permit dispensing machines have been installed and will allow guests to enter a coupon code which will issue them a complimentary pass for specific hours.
The permits can be obtained from any one of the 16 permit dispensing machines located around campus. The closest machines to UHS are located off the entrances of Barton or Maple.
Guests will enter a coupon code issued by the UHS office. The coupon code will be published in the bulletin and on the flyers mailed home to announce UHS events.
If you are visiting campus at any other time you can park in the 30 minute zone in front of the UHS office, the parking meters at the side of the school or buy a $3.00 day permit at the dispensing machine.
Student Recognitions
Lost and Found
Change purse found on the first day of school
Come by the office to identify
General Announcements
UHS/Phoenix Alliance Community Directory
Phoenix Alliance would like to announce the NEW 2009-2010 Phoenix Alliance Community Directory Fundraiser.
The new directory will include: all students attending University High School with parent authorized listing of family information (i.e. address, phone, and email); faculty and staff contact information; list of yearly events and more.
This directory will only be published to the UHS community of 2009-2010 current student enrollment, faculty and staff.
Phoenix Alliance would like to include advertisements of the diverse UHS community of businesses/employers; talent (i.e. tutor, seamstress), hobbies (i.e. craftwork, scrapbooking, and photography) and groups (i.e. book clubs, Cancer Survivors, etc.).
To have your advertisement published in this directory or if you have any questions; please contact Debbie Hoskins at debhoskins@att.net (559) 325-8483 hm.
Mrs. Hoskins will be available in front of the UHS Office on: August 25, 26, and 27th from 7:30am-9am Sept. 14th starting at 6 pm. during BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT!
Please stop by and authorize your family information and pick up an Advertisement Order Form. All directory advertisement and parent authorization must be completed by Sept 14, 2009 (Back to school night).
Forensics Team Forensics Team Ð If youÕre interested in finding out about the new speech team at UHS, come to Ms. BergenÕs room (LS 169) Monday or Tuesday anytime from 3-5pm. If youÕre a freshman, you can also stop by Mrs. PhannaphobÕs room from 2-3pm. WeÕll learn more about what forensics is and talk about how you can join our competitive team!
YEARBOOK "First of the Year" Meeting
ALL STUDENTS interested in participating in the topsy turvey world of yearbook publishing, please come by Room 4 at 12:15 on Friday. Help shape the vision for this year's Flame. (Mr. Roberts)
Student Activities
Cross Country Cross Country practice starts today at 3:20 in front of room 18.
Community Opportunities
Fresno Youth Orchestra
YOUTH ORCHESTRAS OF FRESNO AUDITIONS this weekend, Aug 22-23 and next weekend Aug 29-30.
We are now accepting new students for each of our three performing groups.
Contact the YOOF Office at 275-6694 to schedule an audition OR submit an application online at www.youthorchestrasfresno.org.
NOTE - All UHS students that are current members of YOOF must audition each year.
First rehearsals begin Sunday, Sept 6th.
For audition requirements, please visit our website.
If you need further info or have any questions, please contact Julia Copeland at 275-6694.
Looking forward to another fabulous season!
College Info
University of the Arts Visitation Tim Ford will be on campus at noon on September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of the Arts. If you want to hear more about one of the top art universities in the United States, with programs in visual and performing arts, design, media, and writing, stop by Dr. Torrance's room!
St. Mary's College of CA Visitation Stop by room 9 at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 15th to find out more about Saint Mary's College of California. St. Mary's is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States. It is known for its Liberal Arts education, including its Great Books and Seminar programs. St. Mary's is also well known for their strong business and nursing program. The college is located in Moraga; a small, suburban community located about 13 miles east of Oakland.
Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program If you are interested in applying to Washington University in St. Louis and would like to be considered or the Danforth Scholars program, see your counselor before October 15th. The scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated a committment to their community and academic excellence.
Washington University in St. Louis Visitation Stop by Mr. Robert's room at 9:00 a.m. on 10/06 to hear why Washington University in St. Louis is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. Washington University in St. Louis is well known for both their academic excellence and their supportive atmosphere. Stop by to find out more about this beautiful campus!
Biola Visitation Stop by room 9 on September 23rd at 8:30 a.m. to find out more about what it's like to live, worship and study on Biola's campus!
Whittier College Visitation Stop by room room 10 on September 11th at noon to find out more about Whittier College, which is a suburban campus, located just 18 miles away from downtown LA. Whittier College is best know for two major programs: the liberal education program and the Whittier Scholars Program. Stop by to learn more!
Montana State University Visitation A representative from Montana State University will be in room 9 at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th to discuss all of the opportunities available to students at the University of Montana. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the setting for both "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer"), Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's "most livable cities." In addition to all of the recreational activities available to students, they have programs in nursing, architecture, motion picture video, and much more! |