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Falcon Weekly Bulletin

Monday, September 16th - Sunday, September 22nd, 2024

Falcon Weekly Bulletin Monday, September 16th - Sunday, September 22nd, 2024
Falcon WeeklyBulletinMonday, September 16th - Sunday, September 22nd, 2024

What's Happening This Week:

Hello Falcon Families!


We just wrapped up an amazing Tailgate Spirit Week and our first home football game of the season! Thank you to everyone who participated and made it such a success.


This week, we’re excited for another football game, and we’ll be holding our ASB Senate and ICC meetings to gather feedback for our upcoming events: Movie Night, the Community Trick-or-Treat event, Homecoming Spirit Week & Rally, and the Homecoming Dance. We highly value student input and look forward to planning these events together!


Additionally, we’ll have an information meeting for the Falcon Olympics Kick Ball event on Thursday. We hope to see many students getting involved in the fun!


Thank you for your continued support!


Best,
Miss Hoang

International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate

IB Learning Profile Trait of the Month: In September, FALCONS strive to be Balanced: We understand the importance of balancing different aspects of our lives -- intellectual, physical, and emotional - to achieve well-being for ourselves and others. We recognize our interdependence with other people and with the world in which we live.


IB Question of the Week: How does the way that we organize or classify knowledge affect what we know?

📆 Our Schedule This Week 📆 Our Schedule This Week

  • Monday: 09/16 (Regular)

    • Folklorico Performance (12:33 - 1:03 PM)

    • Girls Tennis at Del Mar (4:00 - 6:00 PM)

    • Girls Volleyball vs. Gunderson (5:30 - 9:00 PM)

  • Tuesday: 09/17 (Regular)

    • September ASB Senate Meeting (11:39 AM - 12:33 PM)

    • September Interclub Council Meeting (12:33 - 1:03 PM)

    • Girls Flag Football at James Lick (4:30 - 5:30 PM)

    • September ELAC Meeting (5:30 - 6:30 PM)

  • Wednesday: 09/18 (Block - 1, 3, 5, 7)

    • September VSA General Meeting (Lunch)

  • Thursday: 09/19 (Block - 2, 4, 6, Pathway/Group)

    • Falcon Olympics Information Meeting & Sign-Ups - Kickball (Lunch)

    • Girls Tennis at Overfelt (4:00 - 6:00 PM)

    • Girls Volleyball vs. Piedmont Hills (5:30 - 9:00 PM)

    • Girls Flag Football at Leland (7:00 - 9:00 PM)

  • Friday: 09/20 (Normal)

    • Social Justice/Legal Practices Kick-Off (4th Period)

    • JV Football vs. Wilcox (4:30 - 7:00 PM)

    • Varsity Football vs. Burton (7:00 - 9:00 PM)

  • Saturday: 09/21 (No School)

    • Saturday Scholars - Student Union (8:30 - 12:30 PM)

Regular Week Schedule Regular Week Schedule

  • On Thursdays all students start at 8:30am, be ready for more morning traffic.
  • On Thursdays all students get out at 2:23pm, be ready for more after school traffic.
    • Student Union and all offices close at 2:30pm every Thursday (will open next day at 8:00am)
  • Singleton Parking lot gates will be closed around 9:00am
  • Singleton Pedestrian gate will be closed at the start of 2nd period (9:40am most days)

🍕 Weekly Breakfast, Lunch, and Supper Menu 🍕 Weekly Breakfast, Lunch, and Supper Menu

Athletics Athletics

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Athletic Game Tickets:

You can now Purchase Athletic Game Tickets ONLINE.


Tickets will be $1 more for each ticket purchase. You can also scan the QR Code.


Girls Basketball:


Attention all girls interested in playing basketball this winter! There is an important meeting on Wed, Sept 18th in S200 at Lunch. See you there! Go Falcons!

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Hey Falcons!


Get ready to show off your skills in the Falcon Olympics Kickball Tournament! We’re kicking things off with an Information Meeting on Tuesday, September 19—don’t miss out if you want to be part of the action!


The tournament will run from September 23 to September 27, so start rallying your teams and preparing for some fun competition. Whether you’re a kickball pro or just want to have fun with friends, everyone is welcome to participate! 8 players minimum!


Join us at the meeting to learn more about sign-ups, teams, and game schedules. Let’s make the Falcon Olympics one to remember!


Go Falcons!

Buy Tickets at Go Fan

Student Activities Student Activities

ASB Cards:

Attention all student Falcons! ASB cards are currently on sale. ASB cards allow students:

- Free admission to home sporting events

- Free admission to East Side Union High School District away sporting events

- Discount at Dances

- Discount at School Events

- Discount on Yearbook

- Discount on Senior Activities


Please purchase your ASB card for $30 at the school bank!


Picture Day was on Tuesday, August 27, 2024. If you missed picture day, there is a make-up day on October 4, 2024. If you would like to order your photos, you can do so online. The code is EVTMKXWF7.

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🎬 Get Ready for a Spooky Movie Night! 👻


Join us for our first Movie Night of the year, welcoming the Halloween season with a horror-themed flick! 🎃 The movie will be PG-13, so get ready for some chills and thrills.


🗓️ When: Thursday, September 26, from 7-10 PM
📍 Where: Main Quad (outdoors)
🎟️ Admission: FREE!


Bring your blankets and pillows to get comfy under the stars as we enjoy the movie outside! 🌙✨

Feeling hungry? We’ve got you covered with concessions, including hot chocolate, cup noodles, popcorn, chips, candy, and much more! 🍫🍿

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And the best part – YOU get to choose the movie! Voting starts this Thursday. Make sure to check out our Instagram and Minga poll to cast your vote! 🗳️👀


Don’t miss out on a frightfully fun night! See you there! 👻🎥🍿Attention all Social Justice / Legal Practices Pathway students! This Friday, Sept. 20, go directly to the volleyball courts after 3rd period to join in the pathways annual kick-off event! Games ! Pizza! Friends!

🙌 Senior Section 🙌 Senior Section

Hello Seniors!


We're gearing up for an exciting prom season and need your help! We're seeking volunteers to assist with a fundraising event at the Stanford Concession on Saturday, October 5, 2024. Your support will directly contribute to lowering the cost of prom tickets.


If you're interested in volunteering, please message us on our Instagram page. Every bit of help makes a big difference! Thank you for your support!


Keep an eye out for senior updates here!

Class of 2025, please take a moment to schedule your senior portrait in the San Jose Studio. The scheduling site is now ready for you to self-schedule your senior portraits. Please use the link provided to reserve a day and time for your appointment.


Click on this link Prestige Studio Scheduling



  1. Create an account by entering a user name and password ( or log in if you already have an account)
  2. Click on Book Appointment button
  3. Select the Prestige Location using select button on the right (San Carlos and San Jose are on page 2)
  4. Enter your school's name and locate your school on the list
  5. Select Session Option by checking the box on the right of the session you desire
  6. Confirm the Selection
  7. Select a Date and Time that works best
  8. Enter parent/guardian information
  9. Enter Student Information
  10. Finalize Appointment (You should be able to see confirmation page and email)
Class of 2025 Instagram

Interclub Council Interclub Council

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ASB Senate Meeting: Save the Date! ASB Senate will have a on Tuesday, September 17, 2024 during 4th Period in Dahl Hall! Learn more about constitution updates and upcoming events. Please send your representatives!


September Interclub Council Meeting: Save the Date! Interclub Council will have it's first meeting on Tuesday, September 17, 2024 during lunch in Dahl Hall. Learn more about upcoming events and your accounts. Please send your cabinet!

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🎃 Join Us for a Spooky Good Time at Andrew P. Hill High School!


We’re excited to invite all community members and students K-12 to our Community Trick-or-Treat Event on Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 12-2 PM!


This year’s theme is Pokémon, and we’ve got an afternoon packed with fun:

  • Explore our Spooky Haunted House
  • Enjoy trick-or-treating opportunities throughout the event.
  • Get in the Halloween spirit with our Halloween Door Decorating Contest, where you can vote on your favorite decorated doors!
  • Plus, there will be treats for sale to satisfy your sweet tooth.


📍 The event will be held in the 100 & 200 buildings at Andrew P. Hill High School.


We hope to see you there for an afternoon of fun, fright, and community spirit!


🕒 Date: October 26, 2024
🕑 Time: 12-2 PM
📍 Location: Andrew P. Hill High School, 100 & 200 buildings

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FAM:

Have you always wanted to create a chalk art mural?


Join the FAM Club on Saturday September 21st, from 10:00am - 6:00pm at Backesto Park in Downtown San Jose where we collaborate together and create our own AH Chalk Mural!


Contact Mr. Jacobo in room 105 for more info! There will be artist, vendors, food trucks, live music and more! See you there!

Student Store

Service Opportunities Service Opportunities

Volunteers Needed for Rock 'n' Roll San Jose Half Marathon & 10K

This year's race will be held on Sunday, October 6. There are several volunteer opportunities Friday, October 4, through Sunday, October 6, 2024.


St. Jude Children's Reach Hospital is our National Charity, and our volunteer efforts support the runners and walkers raising money to support the St Jude mission. We also continue to have a close partnership with the San Jose Sports Authority.


Help Us Make This Event Spectacular!

Click Here to Register

Available Shifts Include:

  • Health & Fitness Expo – Friday, October 4

    • Shift time: 12:00pm-6:00pm

  • Health & Fitness Expo – Saturday, October 5

    • Morning Shift: 8:00am-1:30pm

    • Afternoon Shift: 12:30pm-5:30pm

    • All Day Shift: 8:00am-5:30pm

  • 5K Race – Saturday, October 5

    • Shift time: 6:00am-10:30am

  • KidsRock – Saturday, October 5

    • Shift time: 8:00am-10:30am

  • Half Marathon & 10K – Sunday, October 6

    • Start Line

    • Start Line Gear Check: 6:00am-9:00am

    • Finish Line: 6:30am-1:30pm

    • Finish Line Gear Pickup: 8:00am-1:30pm

  • Water Station - Sunday, October 6

    • Shift time depends on the location. Must reach out to the Volunteer Director for more information.

Volunteers Receive:

  • Official Race Crew T-Shirt

  • Race Crew Drawstring Backpack

  • Refreshments and snacks

  • Parking provided

  • Satisfaction of helping others and giving back!

  • Community service verification if needed


The Volunteer Registration Link: https://competitorgroupinc.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=79389


If you have any questions, contact:

Susan Reese -Volunteer Director

Rock 'n' Roll San Jose Half Marathon

cell: 912-308-6755 (EST)

rnrsanjose@ironmanvolunteers.com

General Announcements General Announcements

Lost and Found:

If you lost any items, especially glasses, please come to the attendance office to claim your belongings!


ASSETs:

Join any of our after school special interest classes (linked).


Before & After-School Tutoring:

Attention! Before and after-school tutoring starts this week in room 407! Need help in your classes? We’re here to help! Open every day! Can’t make it in person? Check out Paper.co on our school website for online tutoring for all subjects, 24 hrs a day, every day!



School Culture and Traditions: Check out our school website for lots of great information, and to hear our 8 Claps fight song that we are learning for all our games.

AHHS 8-Clap Cheer

Falcon Way Falcon Way

Wellness Center Information Wellness Center Information

What kind of issues does the Mental Health & Wellness Center address?

The center addresses a wide variety of issues such as:

  • Stress/anxiety symptoms

  • Low mood/depression symptoms

  • Sexual orientation/gender identity questions

  • Family/home Issues

  • Chronic illness

  • Substance use

  • Violence and abuse

  • Peer relationships/social supports

  • Cultural supports

  • Crisis support (during school hours)

  • Off-site resources & referrals


Tools available for students to use in the center include:


  • Art therapy tools
  • Calming techniques
  • Fidgets tools other manipulatives
  • Aromatherapy
  • Sound therapy
  • Sensory materials (including tea)
  • Learning materials, magazines, and books

Counseling Corner Counseling Corner

9th Grade

11TH GRADE LAST NAMES: O - Z

Jenna Braga

408.347.4168

bragaj@esuhsd.org


10th Grade

11TH GRADE LAST NAMES: A - J

Areli Flores

408.347.4166

floresa@esuhsd.org

REMIND: text @flores2027 to the number 81010

Type your last and first name


11th Grade

Polet Ramirez

**CURRENTLY ON LEAVE**

408.347.4167

ramirezpo@esuhsd.org


12th Grade

11TH GRADE LAST NAMES: K - N

BaoVy Nguyen

408.347.4133

nguyenb@esuhsd.org

District News District News

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September is Attendance Awareness Month and YOU Matter! Your attendance today shapes your success tomorrow, so make it count! Make sure you’re attending all your classes because Attendance Matters!

To make things even more exciting, the 4th period class with the best attendance rate this month will win a pizza party! 🍕 Will your class step up to the challenge and take the top spot?


Let’s show up, stay focused, and make this month count, Falcons!

ESUHSD News

Teacher Resources Teacher Resources

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month

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Let's Get Celebrating! 🪅

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15th. We will spend a month of celebrating and honoring the history, culture, and contributions of Americans whose families hail from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.


🥁 The 2024 theme is: Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together, encapsulating the “spirit of innovation, resilience, and unity that define the Hispanic experience.”

Comprehensive Resources Comprehensive Resources

The Ultimate Guide to Hispanic Heritage Month Activities

The Ultimate Guide to Hispanic Heritage Month Activities

Inside: A collection of Hispanic Heritage Month activities and ideas for schools or to celebrate at home. National Hispanic Heritage Month occurs every year in the United States, from September 15th to October 15th. It's a month to celebrate the achievements of famous Hispanic Americans, along with everyday people.

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Librarians have the best resources.
From websites to periodicals, and even a scavenmger hunt!, this site has great resources for teaching Hispanic Heritage Month, including a worksheet exercise for students to search the database for info about important Hispanic Americans.

Classroom Activities Classroom Activities

Love a creative biography project? Click here! Love a creative biography project? Click here!

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Sonia Sotomayor

A great video intro to this Supreme Court Justice. For more Hispanic women taking charge today, check out this list.

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Lin-Manuel Miranda

Here's a kid-appropriate bio of this musical theater ⭐️, plus a video of his 8th grade English teacher.

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Ellen Ochoa

Learn all about this remarkable astronaut here, and about other notable Hispanic American scientists here.

Literature-based discussion activity.
From Learning for Justice, this activity involves reading a text appropriate for upper MS & HS, and responding to discussion questions.
Maya Math Game

Maya Math Game

I am Itzamná, Maya Lord of Knowledge and Wisdom. I am here to tell you about my people, who were expert mathematicians. The ancient Maya used mathematics to support many activities in their daily lives, from market transactions to predicting eclipses and making sophisticated calendar calculations.

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Hispanic Heritage Month & Science
Hispanic students are vastly underrepresented in STEM AP courses and college majors. Shift the equation by exposing students to contributions of Hispanic cultures and Hispanic Americans to the fields of mathematics and science.
Hispanic Heritage Month: The origin of the piñata

Hispanic Heritage Month: The origin of the piñata

The piñata is a beloved tradition for many children. Despite being associated with Hispanic culture, the piñata originates from Asia, according to Spanish Language Arts teachers. “It’s believed the piñata actually derives from Marco Polo way back in the days when he was traveling through Asia,” said Adan Martinez, a Spanish teacher at Socorro High School.

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Want to Support Our Falcon Community? Want to Support Our Falcon Community?

Are you a Falcon alumni or parent who wants to support our Falcon community? Please send an email to andrewhillasb407@gmail.com for more information and volunteer opportunities!

Announcements Request Announcements Request

Thank you Andrew Hill! Have a great week! If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Miss Hoang: hoangh@esuhsd.org. If you would like to submit an announcement, please use this google form.


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