Welcome To Week #32

Week THIRTY TWO: APRIL 13 - APRIL 17, 2026

Diamond Bar High School and the Walnut Valley Unified School District are proud to recognize Autism Awareness Month as we continue to provide our organization with resources to celebrate diversity while building equitable and inclusive practices for our community.

MON 4/13

🏓 Ping Pong Club Meeting (Golden Horseshoe) — Lunch

⛳ Athletics V Boys Golf vs Glendora Home — 2:30pm

⛳ Athletics JV Boys Golf vs Glendora Home — 2:30pm

TUE 4/14

🏫🎓 Principal’s Senior Meeting

👩‍⚕️🔬 HOSA General Meeting (Golden Horseshoe) — Lunch

🎾 Athletics V Boys Tennis vs Bonita Home — 3:30pm

🎾 Athletics JV Boys Tennis @ Bonita — 3:30pm

🏃 Athletics V Track & Field vs Glendora @ DBHS — 3:30pm

🏸 Athletics V Badminton vs Walnut Home — 3:30pm / 6:30pm

⛳ Athletics V Boys Golf @ Ayala — 2:30pm

⛳ Athletics JV Boys Golf @ Ayala — 2:30pm

WED 4/15 ⏰ LATE START

👧🤝 Girls’ League General Meeting — Lunch

✝️ FCA Club Meeting (Golden Horseshoe) — Lunch

🎋 KAPA Parent Meeting (Corkrum Corral) — 7pm - 9pm

🏊 Athletics V/JV Swimming & Diving @ Ayala — 3:30pm

📣 Athletics V STUNT @ Walnut — 7pm

⚾ Athletics V Baseball vs Glendora Home — 3:30pm

⚾ Athletics JV Baseball @ Glendora — 3:30pm

⚾ Athletics FR Baseball @ Glendora — 3:30pm

🥎 Athletics V Softball @ Walnut — 3:30pm

THU 4/16

🍔🛒 Student Store Activity Card Food Giveaway — Lunch

🦙🌶️ Spanish Club Meeting (Golden Horseshoe) — Lunch

🎭 Spring Musical (Theater) — 7pm

⛳ Athletics V Boys Golf vs Ayala Home — 2:30pm

⛳ Athletics JV Boys Golf vs Ayala Home — 2:30pm

🎾 Athletics V Boys Tennis @ Glendora — 3:30pm

🎾 Athletics JV Boys Tennis vs Glendora Home — 3:30pm

🏸 Athletics V Badminton @ Walnut — 3:30pm / 6:30pm

FRI 4/17

🎭 Spring Musical (Theater) — 7pm

🥎 Athletics V Softball @ Claremont — 3:30pm

⚾ Athletics V Baseball @ Glendora — 3:30pm

⚾ Athletics JV Baseball vs Glendora Home — 3:30pm

⚾ Athletics FR Baseball vs Glendora Home — 3:30pm

SAT 4/18

✨💃 2026 JUNIOR/SENIOR PROM

🏮 CAPA Parent Meeting (Library) — 10am

SUN 4/19

👕🤝💸 Clothing / E-Waste Drive (Parking Lot) — 10am - 3pm

🍔🛒 Activity Card Food Giveaway – Bring your Activity Card to the quad on Thu, Apr 16 to get a treat! You may use your digital ID.

✨💃 Prom Reminders – Prom is this Saturday! Reminder to bring your ID for check-in. Also, be sure to arrange transportation home by 10:30pm. Additional details about check-in and items that you may not bring to the dance will be posted on the Grade Level Google Classrooms. We are looking forward to an “Enchanted Evening”.

🚨 Dress Code Reminder
The temps are rising, Brahmas—but the dress code isn’t going on summer break just yet!

Here is your reminder:

• No hats unless they are DBHS
• No strapless or midriff shirts

Dress code violations earn you an hour in Saturday School and let’s be real—Saturdays are way too valuable for that.

Stay cool, stay stylish, and stay in dress code!

DIGITAL ID

💳 Your Digital Student ID is now available to use! Please take a moment to download the Minga App. https://minga.io/

Here’s how your new Digital ID card will make your life easier:
• Use your ID anytime with the Minga App on your phone, or from any browser at app.minga.io.
• Use your digital ID to get into school events and activities quickly.

• Keep up with school events and news with your personalized home feed.

• Stay updated on school events and news with your personalized home feed.

Instantly change and update stickers and badges on your ID for different activities.

Your Digital ID is ready for you!

1) Download the Minga App or go to https://app.minga.io

• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/minga/id1376350263
• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.minga.app.android

2) Sign in with Google Sign In (use your school email address).
3) Click Student Tools to view your ID.

Remember, the digital ID is a convenience but you should always have the physical ID issued to you at registration. In addition, screen shots of your school ID will not be accepted.

Students who plan to ride an e-bike or e-scooter to or from school must complete the online e-bike and e-scooter safety and policy training. This training ensures students understand traffic laws, safety expectations, and the specific regulations related to e-bike and e-scooter use. The course covers key topics such as traffic laws and local ordinances, safe operation of e-bikes and e-scooters, and licensing and age requirements.

To register for the e-bike and e-scooter safety training, go to https://www.pedalace.com/wvusd and complete the self-enrollment process. You will need to provide your name, student ID number, and student WVUSD email address. After registering, you will receive instructions to begin the online training. When finished, PedalAce will send a completion certificate along with instructions for obtaining the WVUSD sticker for the student’s e-bike or e-scooter.

Students must place the WVUSD sticker on the handlebars of their e-bike or e-scooter and must wear a helmet while riding. E-bikes and e-scooters without the WVUSD completion sticker will not be permitted on campus.

E-Bike and E-Scooter FAQ for Students and Parents

https://dbhs.wvusd.org/apps/pages/ebike

Download Complete Bulletin HERE.

SUMMARY

🎯 DECISION TIME

Don’t dwell on non-acceptances—focus on your acceptances and future. You are more than the school you attend.
Submit your SIR by Thu, May 1 (most schools). Missing it cancels your admission.
Do not submit multiple SIRs—colleges may cancel your admission.
Waitlists are not guaranteed—commit to a school you were accepted to.
If required, complete the UC AWPE by Tue, Jul 15.
Financial aid can be adjusted if your family’s situation changes—contact colleges.
Community college is a strong, cost-saving option with transfer opportunities.

📝 IMPORTANT TASKS

Monitor college emails/portals closely for deadlines and updates.
Final transcripts available starting Mon, Jun 15 via Parchment (do not order early).
Transcripts due around Tue, Jul 1 (UCs).
FAFSA still required (or opt-out) for graduation.

💡 TIPS

Choose the school that feels right for you—there’s no single “perfect” choice.
Once you decide, commit and make the most of your experience.

🎓 SCHOLARSHIPS (APRIL–MAY DEADLINES)

Diamond Bar Woman’s Club — Due Fri, Apr 17 ($1,000)
First General Bank — Due Mon, Apr 20 ($2,000)
Helen Morran-Wolf — Due Thu, Apr 30 (up to $5,000)
UC Berkeley Leadership Award — for admitted students
California Alarm Association — Due Tue, Apr 7
Hong Kong Schools Alumni Federation — Due Mon, May 4 ($10,000)

📍 ADDITIONAL

Mt. SAC info sessions available on Tue, Apr 14, Tue, Apr 21, Tue, Apr 28.

How to Use CCGI to Complete Your FAFSA

Follow these steps to complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) through CCGI (CaliforniaColleges.edu). Using CCGI connects your FAFSA directly with your high school and makes the process smoother and more secure.

Step 1: Go to the CCGI Website Visit CaliforniaColleges.edu.

Step 2: Launch FAFSA Through CCGI After logging in, launch your FAFSA application from within CCGI. Important: Do not go directly to the FAFSA website. Starting from CCGI ensures your FAFSA links correctly to your school and district, helping your counselors track completion and avoid errors.

Step 3: Sign In With Your School Email Select "Sign in with Google" and use your school-issued email address (for example,@wvusd.org). This keeps your account connected to your school and gives you access to the correct CCGI tools.

Step 4: Complete Your FAFSA Once you've launched FAFSA through CCGI, follow the instructions to fill out and submit your FAFSA. Your information will transfer securely to the FAFSA site.