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.
🏀 Get Your Season Passes for Basketball! 🏀
Don't miss a minute of the action this season! Boys' and Girls' Basketball season passes are now available for purchase. Enjoy all the games, support our teams, and save with a season pass!
Season Pass Pricing:
- Adult Pass: $56
- Senior Pass (65+): $42
- Child Pass (under 18): $7
Secure your pass now and cheer on our teams as they give it their all on the court! 🎉
For more information or to purchase your pass, please go to Go Fan!
Falcon Olympics Volleyball
Get ready for the next Falcon Olympics event: Volleyball! Join us from November 18th to 22nd during lunch in the Large Gym. Make sure to arrive 5 minutes after the bell to get in on the action!
Sign up by scanning the QR code on the flyer, or stop by room 407 for more information. Compete for the chance to win a $150 DoorDash prize!
Don’t miss out—bring your energy, skills, and Falcon spirit to the court. Let’s make it a week to remember! 🏐
Linksgiving:
We’re excited to share that ASB and Link Crew are hosting Linksgiving on Thursday, November 21, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM in the Eschenfelder Hall! This special event is our way of welcoming and celebrating our Freshmen class. Through Linksgiving, we aim to strengthen connections within our school community and help freshmen feel supported and valued.
Teachers have nominated freshmen for this event, and invitations will be sent out next week. We’re looking forward to hosting around 60 freshmen and giving them a memorable experience with food, fun activities, and a chance to make new friends!
Thank you for your support as we continue building a positive community for all of our students!
DCAC:
Seniors, do you need help with your college applications? Stop by the Learning Center every day during lunch to get college application assistance. There will be college advisers available to help you, with school lunch provided. If you can’t make it, you can also stop by the College and Career Center in room 401 for after school drop-in application assistance. It take places every Monday and Thursday from 2-4:30 pm in room 401.
Financial Aid Night:
Andrew Hill HS Financial Aid Night for Seniors and Families - Wednesday, November 20, 2024, from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The 2025-26 FAFSA/CADAA opens on December 1st! Join us at the College and Career Center alongside Financial Aid Representatives from Evergreen Valley College to embark on an empowering journey. Discover the financial aid resources that can turn your student's college, career, and vocational aspirations into reality! We recognize that for many students and families, this is their first experience applying for financial aid. Together, we’ll explore all federal and state financial aid opportunities available to seniors, understand how to successfully navigate and complete the FAFSA or CA Dream Act applications, and how to receive personalized support as you complete your financial aid application. Every student's dream—whether it’s a college degree or a fulfilling career—is truly worthy. Remember, if you don't take the steps to apply, you might not know all the possibilities that await. California is committed to making grants and scholarships more accessible than ever. Don't let opportunities slip away; take action and seize your future! 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm - Financial Aid Presentation 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm - FSA ID Creation Assistance (studentaid.gov)
Drivers Ed:
- When: January 11, 18, 25, & February 1, 2025
- Time: 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
- Location: Dahl Hall (S100)
- Requirements: Students must attend all four sessions to receive a completion certificate.
Please fill out this google form to sign-up!
If you have any questions, please email Miss Hoang (hoangh@esuhsd.org) or Monserrat Flores (monserrat.flores@svefoundation.org).
Community Advocate Teens of Today (CATT) are currently recruiting new members for the upcoming school year. CATT is a youth-led advocacy coalition working to counter pro-tobacco influences and expose tobacco industry practices. CATT’s mission is to reduce tobacco use among teens in Santa Clara County through education, advocacy, and youth engagement.
They offer community service hours in exchange for participation in our activities. This includes park cleanups, public comment at city council meetings, art and creative projects, participation in community events, planning and implantation of events, and so much more! They provide training for professional development, skill building, and frequently share community engagement opportunities to all our CATT members.
You Can apply here: https://forms.gle/bskkeJQcRQ4o7jsV9. If you or students have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Marina via email at marina.torres@phd.sccgov.org.
Sustainable Futures: From Plate to Planet will be focusing on food recycling and food waste. During the 7 sessions series (once a month), we will be exploring:
- Cooking: Learn how to practice sustainable cooking and use the "Cook Once, Eat Twice" mentality.
- Food Distribution: Get a behind-the-scenes look at how donated food is separated and distributed, and learn about local food recovery programs.
- Composting: Get first-hand experience with composting and learn the importance of recycling and separating waste.
- Planting: Take a tour of a local community farm and discover sustainable farming practices.
- Food Recycling: Explore the concept of food recycling and the impacts of food waste in our community.
- Education: Learn about redlining and its effects on access to food in minority communities.
The program would be a great opportunity to:
- Learn practical skills for reducing food waste at home.
- Connect with others who are passionate about sustainability.
- Make a positive impact on our community and the environment.
