Great Oak - Newsletter Volume #1

Starting Thursday, August 14th, Counselors will be in the quad before school, lunch and after school to speak to STUDENTS IN PERSON the first 10 days of school. Last day to request a schedule change is August 22nd.

Due to the number of schedule change requests, any request by email or phone message will not be processed. (GOHS does not allow teacher changes unless the student has had the teacher previously and was not successful.)
Students requesting an AP/IB class to be changed can submit their request between (Aug 14th - August 22nd)

If you completed an out of TVUSD course over summer, please send your transcript to Kristin Keeney at kkeeney@tvusd.us, as soon as possible.

Our gates open at 7:25 AM for 0 Period students. If your student is not enrolled in a 0 Period class, please wait until 8:00 AM or later to drop them off. First Period begins at 8:30 daily!

When using the drop-off loop, please:

Remain in your vehicle.
Pull forward as far as possible to keep traffic moving.
Avoid stopping in the middle of the loop if there is space ahead of you.

We understand students may have a preferred gate, but stopping early creates delays. The more efficiently we move cars through the front lot, the faster all students can get to class. Please be respectful to staff on duty and to other families by following these procedures.

Finally, we ask all drivers to model safe, respectful behavior by using crosswalks, obeying posted speed limits, and following road signs. Our top priority is ensuring every member of the Wolfpack arrives safely and is ready for a fantastic 2025–2026 school year!

Dismissal on regulars days is at 3:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday dismissal for Student Early Release (SER) is at 2:15 PM for all students.

**Please note the first day of school is a modified day with dismissal at 1:15**

Please be courteous to others and do not leave your vehicle while you are in the loop.

Please NO PARKING in the loop and again we ask all drivers to model safe, respectful behavior by using crosswalks, obeying posted speed limits, and following road signs.

Temecula Valley Unified School District believes that appropriate dress and grooming contribute to a productive learning environment. Student attire and grooming must permit the student to participate in learning without posing a risk to the health or safety of any student or school district personnel. The school district is responsible for seeing that student attire does not disrupt school activity or contribute to a hostile or intimidating atmosphere for any student.

Students must wear clothing including a shirt with pants or skirt, or the equivalent (for example dresses, leggings, or shorts) and shoes.
Clothing shall be sufficient to conceal undergarments and buttocks. No underwear, undergarments, or clothing that is comparable to undergarments (e.g, bathing suits that resemble the same coverage of an undergarment) may be visible at any time. Clothing may not be see-through or mesh if underwear is visible underneath.
Attire may not display images or slogans that are violent and/or depict drugs (Cookies), drug paraphernalia, alcohol, or promote any unlawful act. Additionally, attire may not contain imagery, words or acronyms associated with hate speech, profanity, pornography, “indecency” (Playboy) or any promotion and/or endorsement of violence, alcohol or drug use are strictly prohibited on campus.

GOHS Student Handbook

Class of 2029 T-Shirts

We are aware of the spelling error on the Freshman Class T-Shirt. The shirts are currently being reprinted and will be distributed as soon as possible—our goal is Friday!

Thank you to those who brought the error to our attention, and we appreciate your patience.