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ALLIANCE PBS HSA High School's June Newsletter
Another successful school year!
School Events
Health and Wellness Fair
Thank you to everyone who came out in support of our annual Health and Wellness Fair. Students, families, and members of the community had the opportunity to participate in workshops and gather resources for community organizations such as LA County Department of Public Health, Charles Drew University, The Westside Family Health Center, The Oncology Nursing Society of Greater Los Angeles, LA Community Action Network, McCormick Ambulance and many more! For a look at the day's photos visit our
website!
Speaker Series
Freshmen had the honor of being joined by Nurse Holly Nuckols, David and Linda Shaheen, and the Alliance Board Chair Frank Baxter as we closed out this year's Speaker Series! Nurse Nuckols shared her experiences as a school nurse and how fulfilling it has been working with students throughout her career! For a look at our speaker series from this past semester visit our
YouTube channel. If you or someone you know is interested in being a speaker for the 2017-2018 school year, please email our WBL Coordinator at Ltaylor@laalliance.org.
Student Award Ceremony
PBS-HSA hosted the first annual Student Award Ceremony on Monday, May 22, 2017. ASB members Brian Singh and Jesus Herrera Rizo organized the event to recognize student growth, academic success, and leadership. Students were nominated by teachers, and were given a special invitation to the ceremony. Parents of students were also invited to the ceremony. Brian and Jesus hope to establishing the Student Award Ceremony as a PBSHSA tradition and give students and parents something to look forward to every semester.
Community Events
Days of Dialogue
Students and staff from PBS HSA attended the "Days of Dialogue" community event hosted by the South Los Angeles Sheriff Station. Community members and law enforcement engaged in round table discussions about issues pertaining to community relations and how to foster collaborative environments and bridge divides between members of the Westmont/West Athens community and local law enforcement.
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