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HHS News from the Weekly Parent Bulletin

A few highlights: Feb 11 & 18 are school holidays, graduation planning and a Career Panel on automotive technology

The announcements from the Healdsburg High School's weekly parent bulletin include  a call for host families, a career panel, new opportunities and a reminder on CSF scholarship application.

CALENDAR

  • Feb. 5 Career Panel: Auto Technology, 3rd Period, Band Room
  • Feb. 11 Lincoln's Holiday- No Classes
  • Feb. 12 Professional Development Day- Early Release, 2:20
  • Feb. 15 Progress Reporting
  • Feb. 18 Washington's Holiday- No Classes
  • Feb. 22 Courtesy Dance
  • Feb. 26 Professional Development Day- Early Release, 2:20

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Host Families Needed: Open your home to an international high school student this summer and bring a unique cultural experience to your family! Host families provide room, board and a loving environment for 26 days. Students from Italy, Spain, Norway and Sweden will be in Healdsburg from June 26th-July 22nd. For more information, contact Stephanie Keeble at 536-8004 or by email at s_keeble@hotmail.com"

CSF (California Scholarship Federation): The applications are available in the Counseling Office. CSF is open for all students with a 3.5 grade point average or higher. Eligibility in CSF is not automatic. Students must apply each semester. Pick up an application from the Counseling Office and submit it with a copy of Fall 2012 report card and $3.00 fee. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT APPLICATION IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th (no extensions granted). Any questions contact Parent Advisor Anne Friedemann at 433-1565 or anne-f@prodigy.net

Career Panel: The upcoming Career Panel is on the topic of Auto Technology: Tuesday, February 5th - 3rd Period in the Band Room. Ron Odneal has been in the automotive business for 44 years. He started with Datsun as an engineer and had several inventions patented by them. He has been in Healdsburg for 31 years having spent 25 of those at Quimby's Shell station. For the past 5 years he has been the owner operator of the Village Smith Import Car Repair.

Cliff Norton is the Coordinator for the Automotive and Alternative Fuels programs at Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC). He teaches Emissions, Electrical, Fuel and Driveability classes. For the panel he will focus on electronics and electrical integration. Ed Ristad owned Ed's Garage in Glen Ellen for 20+ years and has been at SRJC about 5 years. He will discuss alternative fuels such as diesel, hybrids and other alternatives.

Graduation Celebration: Help us plan the event to honor the Class of 2013 on Graduation Night. The first meeting is Tuesday, February 5 at 7:00 in Room #44. Underclass parents are the hosts, so come "pay it forward". It's a fun committee and a fun event for all!

Counseling Corner: We have a few new newsletters regarding financial aid, CSU placement testing, waiting for college acceptances and even some tuition free colleges. Go to the counseling web page and click on weekly guidance news. Oh, and we are adding students who are hearing about college acceptances. Exciting times!

CAREER CENTER

Upcoming Career Panels

  • February 5 Auto Technology Facilitator: John Hazlett
  • February 19 Culinary Arts Facilitator: Laura Mack

Sign-up sheets are on the bulletin board in Counseling.

MORE NEWS

Are you interested in an all-expenses paid trip to South America? Are you excited about meeting youth leaders in another country? Do you have an idea for how you can make a positive change in your community? If so, consider applying to be a Youth Ambassador. There's more information on the counter next to the Career Center door.

Senior girls:  If you are planning to major in a STEM related field in college, there's a new scholarship available from the Golden Gate Society of Women Engineers. It's in the red box marked "New" in the scholarship area.

Junior athletes:  There are scholarships available from the Positive Coaching Alliance. To learn more, check out the information on the counter next to the Career Center. Sonoma County has just been added to the PCA's scholarship locations, so this is a great year to get into the game.

Seniors: The Simi Winery Scholarship has been withdrawn for this year. It will resume next year.

SPORTS

Track & Field: We are having open field conditioning for track & field daily after school at 3:30pm. These are voluntary sessions, but they will help you prepare for a great 2013 season. See Coach Pup if you have any questions.

The Track & Field season begins next Monday, February 4th. In order to be a part of this great team, you must submit your team paperwork to Coach Pup by Friday, February 1st. We are looking forward to an exciting season in 2013, so come out and join the Hounds Track Family today! If you have any questions, see Coach Pup in Frost Hall at break, lunch, or after school.

Spring baseball is starting on February 4th. You need to have your physical and paperwork completed to be cleared to participate. Those that are not cleared will not be able to practice until approved.

The 2013 Boys Golf season will begin this coming Monday after school. All boys interested in playing on the golf team this year should meet at the Healdsburg Golf Course driving range at Tayman Park on Monday at 3:30pm. Bring your golf clubs and your "A" game!

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Kevin J. McCann April 20, 2013 at 02:15 pm
Although I received your invitation notice in the morning I was unable to attend because of plannedRead More activities. However, I think it's a good idea for you to do and thanks for initiative. The Patch could be a good idea however, for me, in addition to local community events and activities the articles have to offer objectivity. If you have a political and/or ideological scant I would discontinue to be a reader and thus not a contributor or letter writer. I think open discussion is good and that conflict is good as it could be about positive change however, I have many too many activities to occupy my time. 1. My question to you is as the editor what is your vision for Patch and at this point what is your plan to accomplish that vision. Societies large and small are looking for people with vision and mission. I am not suggesting you write your vision because the readership will see it soon enough. 2.What is Patch really? 3. What is the criteria to inspire you to write an editorial? 4. What makes Patch different from the other online newspapers? Christian, I would suggest that you encourage discourse but set up a few basic ground rules. I prefer that all communication be courteous and civil but being comfortably edgy is OK. You should reserve to right to pull any vindictive commentary/communication. How about a section or column with interviews with people who are doing interesting things outside the realm of Healdsburg events. Good luck!
zoe moire April 19, 2013 at 06:26 pm
A. Did not know about your "event" B. This article is more about the one person that didRead More show up - good advertising.....? C. Agree, news comes in very late and an editor needs to be on TOP of what's going on in this town ... everything from school events to Garden Club happenings. D. Mike McGuire typically posts after an event / or during -= around Sonoma Co. with pictures ... this is not so bad because it is usually a specific group he is working with, however, I think he also does a good job of "...hope to see you there..." - I don't see that on the Patch any longer. E. When questions are asked like (paraphrase): "Wow, breezy out there. Anyone see any trees down?" It is rather like the Patch editor has not been outside looking about - why not comment on a few things and then ask the readers. F. Most of the questions have been boring... but, if reporting is done first, then people would likely be more inclined to even open an article and take a peek. My 6 cents. Z
Mr. Joe April 7, 2013 at 04:19 pm
I find this often with the people over at the Healdsburg patch. Yes, you are right Christian we haveRead More plenty of sandwich places but come on! its our job as locals to be supportive of new business in healdsburg. They're investing in our tiny closknit town. Togos might be a franchise but what about that place called partake? Just another wine tasting room. I don't see an article about them listing all the other random tasting rooms it's competing with. I don't worry The Healdsburg patch has such little following in town anyway, they should just stick to recycling old articles from the Press Democrat. Thank you Healdsburg Patch for wasting our time. Yours truly the healdsburg local
Marilyn's worst nightmare April 5, 2013 at 01:11 am
Marilyn, read the article again...the article clearly states the business is not needed. So please,Read More lighten up, reread the article and form a clear argument for why you are upset. This article was well researched and simply showed there is no need for yet another sandwich shop.
Marilyn April 5, 2013 at 01:03 am
Christian, you were RUDE. Is that the way to welcome a new business to Healdsburg? You tell us toRead More lighten up???
Nick April 9, 2013 at 11:52 am
Hmmm... Neil Cronin could move John and Zekes there!
Christian Kallen March 27, 2013 at 01:39 am
LOL!
zoe moire March 26, 2013 at 08:34 pm
Post office
Joanne March 20, 2013 at 09:32 pm
I spent 26 years living in San Luis Obispo, considered by many to be "the happiest place onRead More earth," however, since moving to Healdsburg in 2000, wild horses couldn't drag me back!!
ALIZA March 20, 2013 at 08:54 pm
Always knew that Healdsburg is the best ... wish I was still there.
J Winery March 20, 2013 at 03:53 pm
We are proud and honored that Healdsburg is the Number 1 "Best Small Town in America"!Read More Nestled in beautiful wine country, Healdsburg offers charm and adventure with an array of delicious local restaurants, stylish and hip wineries, and attractions from bike riding to kayaking for all. We view Healdsburg to be a #1 place to live and work, and a #1 destination to visit, now we can thank Fodor's Travel for making it official. Cheers, to all who have a passion for our chic and charming town of Healdsburg!