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Here's the School Calendar for 2018-2019
For all Husky forward planners, here is the outline of next year's school calendar:
Tuesday, August 14 First Day for New International Students.
Monday, August 20 AP Classes begin (and go all week)
(AP students will receive detailed schedule in June.)
Saturday, August 25 Husky Pride Picnic: "Welcome to the New School
Year!"
Monday, August 27 First full day of classes for all students.
Monday-Thursday, Oct. 1-4 Outdoor Education Week
(No school on Friday. Juniors at Yosemite until
Friday)
Wednesday, December 20 Last day of Trimester 1
Tuesday, January 8 First Day of Trimester 2
Friday, March 22 Last Day of Trimester 2
Tuesday, April 9 First Day of Trimester 3
Tuesday, June 11 Last day for Renaissance grades 5-7
Wednesday, June 12 Last day for all other grade 6-10 students
Friday, June 14 Last day for grades 11 and 12 (Commencement)
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Parent Association Board Meeting
Wednesday, March 14 | 8:15 a.m.
PA Building - Lower Campus
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Varsity Boys' Baseball vs. Lynwood HS
Wednesday, March 14
3:15 p.m.
Lynwood HS
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Track and Field
Wednesday, March 14
4:00 p.m.
West LA College
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Varsity Boys' Baseball vs. Harbor Teacher Prep
Saturday, March 17
10:00 a.m.
Navy Field
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Does your Husky watch Wimbledon in awe or enjoy grabbing the racket and hitting the tennis courts with friends? Spring Sports are well under way but there is still room on the tennis team if your Husky is interested in getting involved. As a reminder, RHP & Ren have a no cut policy and encourage all students to check out all of the various athletic opportunities on campus. If you are interested, Please see Coach Knigin for more details.
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A Message From The Advocates for Diversity Club
The Advocates for Diversity (AFD) club is starting an initiative to help students learn how to be good advocates/allies on campus with the "I Am Message." The purpose is to give students a voice (anonymously) in situations where they might feel offended and uncomfortable confronting when they see or hear something derogatory against a specific group (race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, class, ability, etc) whether it was towards you, a friend, or just someone around you. We will read these for you during morning meeting to help create a safe and inclusive environment for all.
Click the button below for the anonymous form. It is a way of having your voice heard in hopes to end inappropriate and derogatory comments and/or activity on campus. Bookmark this form in case you ever want to fill one out. Thank you in advance for your participation.
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Middle School Math Competition Results
The results for the Middle School Math Competition are in. Each grade has their own winners and some categories have ties.
6th Grade
1st - Joshua Gurman
2nd - Sage Fontaine
3rd - Savannah Cooper
7th Grade
1st - Chance Quarry
2nd - Naomi Scott
2nd - Brett Zebrowski
3rd - Claire Stetson
8th Grade
1st - Vince Rothman
2nd - Lochlan Bailey
3rd - Jacob Forster
3rd - Ashlyn Lin
Congratulations to all the winners and participants!
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California Pizza Kitchen Box Design Results
The Art Department fundraiser at California Pizza Kitchen was an enormous success. RHP and Ren families came together on Monday, March 5 to eat pizza, see wonderful art, and support our schools. The event raised over $500 to support our Art Department and its programming.
In addition to the philanthropic component of the evening, students also submitted their pizza box designs to CPK staff for judging. Each box followed the theme "CPK Goes To The Movies," and each student created their design to match a movie of their choice.
The winners of the CPK Pizza Box Design Competition:
Winner - Susana Padilla
Almost Famous
Runner up - Nicole Bishay
Aladdin
Runner up - Maya McKivett
Jurassic Park
Everyone involved submitted great work! Special thanks to Ms. Rudolph and the Art Department for putting the event together.
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The Gala Is Coming - May 5
If you are interested in becoming a Sponsor or
Underwriter for the Event, please click the button below or contact Jill Notch at:
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Zebang Chen
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In the future, some of us will work internationally, some of us will work locally. W
hen we see someone different. Do not ask them, 'Why are you different with us, why can't you be like us?'Instead, ask ourselves, 'What can we learn from the differences?'
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Trevor Lawrence
"Slide by slide, I made it through the presentation. Every slide that I completed, I gained a little more confidence in myself. When I was done, the presentation didn't feel like a big deal at all. I was actually glad that I had been forced to face my fear. After that project, my fear of giving presentations has not been as bad. Looking back, I'm glad I was forced to give the presentation. Nowadays, public speaking still makes me nervous, but not as nervous as before. I think back to 9
th
grade and how great I felt
afterward."
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Varsity Boys' Basketball competed in their last game of the season on Wednesday. Although they did not win, they played a great game that came very close. Congratulations on a great season boys, your community is very proud of you!
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Varsity Girls' Basketball played their Round 1 of CIF State Playoffs and won. The score was 81-51. Congratulations to the team and good luck in round 2. Go Huskies!
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Urinetown: The Musical was performed by an all-school cast on the 8th, 9th, and 10th. The show was masterfully executed by the cast, crew, and all the collaborators involved. We're fortunate to have such a creative and talented student body!
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