MVHS Diablos
Weekly Bulletin
September 10, 2021
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Sept. 16th - No School (Fall Recess Day) See bell schedule
below.
Sept. 23rd - Back to School Night @ 5:30 (Details to follow). Minimum Day Bell Schedule
Sept. 25th - Homecoming Dance (tickets on sale NOW). See Activities section below.
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Bell Schedule Week of 9/13/21
Monday 9/13 - Periods 0,2,4,6
Tuesday 9/14 - Periods 1,3,5,
Wednesday 9/15 - Periods 0,2,4,6,
Thursday 9/16 - NO SCHOOL
Friday 9/17 - Periods 1,3,5
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Bell Schedule Week of 9/20/21
Monday 9/20 - Periods 0,2,4,6
Tuesday 9/21 - Periods 1,3,5,
Wednesday 9/22 - Periods 0,2,4,6,
Friday 9/24 - Periods 1,3,5
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10th Grade Students & Parents
We want to upgrade your technology! If you have not returned your older model Chromebooks (Acer models and older DELL Chromebooks) to the Library to trade up for the BRAND NEW DELL TOUCHSCREEN Model, it is not too late. Bring your old device and charging cord to the Library and Mrs. Takamiya will swap it out for the new one, easy peasy! Library is open 7am to 3:15pm M-F.
If you are a 10th grader who never had a Chromebook through SVUSD and need one, you can get one too. Have your parents sign the quick online Chromebook Checkout Agreement at: go.svusd.org/chromebookcheckout. Paper forms also available in the Library.
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Textbook Return
Dropped any classes?? If you have dropped a class, it is your responsibility to return your textbook for that class immediately to the Library to avoid fines.
Library Hours are 7am to 3:15pm on all school days.
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Food Service K-12 - Meals will be provided to ALL students free of charge again this school year and for the foreseeable future! While families are not required to complete a meal application to access these free meals, they are encouraged to complete one to qualify for the additional benefits associated with this eligibility (P-EBT card, reduction in fees for bus passes, home internet access, utilities, and AP/SAT/PSAT testing). The application remains a required document to view in the data confirmation process. Our online application program has changed this school year. We are using Titan School Solutions. The link to access the online application remains on the food service homepage, http://educafe.svusd.org.
Secondary Service - We WILL be using the POS computer system at both Intermediate and High Schools. Students will sanitize their hands and then proceed through service lines (speed lines or kiosks) as they have prior to COVID. They will make their food selections and then enter their student ID number into a pin pad to be processed. Breakfast will be served at morning snack break and lunch at lunch break. We will not be selling any items a la carte to start out the year.
PLEASE NOTE: Water is not being given out or sold by SVUSD food services this year. Lunches will include either milk or juice, but drinks are not available on their own. MVHS does have a filtered water filling station located in the library for all students to use.
Extra items being added to high school lunches on Wednesdays will be either chips, cookie or rice crispy treat.
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Diablos Thrift Free Store
Diablo's Thrift Free Store is now open at lunch in room 511. Come shop for free or bring your donated clothing to share with others. No food or drink is allowed in the room. Masks are required while shopping.
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PTSO Meeting
Join us at our monthly PTSO meeting at 6:30 pm on Tuesday September 14th. The meeting will be in person in the MPR.
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PSAT
The PSAT is recommended for all college bound Juniors and Sophomores who have completed Geometry. This is an optional practice test for the SAT. The SAT is usually taken in Spring of the Junior year.
Research shows that students who take the PSAT score better on the SAT. The PSAT lets you assess your critical reading, mathematical reasoning, and writing skills. Your personalized results give specific suggestions on how to improve your academic skills.
- Juniors taking the exam will be entered into the National Merit Scholarship Corporation competitions for recognition and scholarships.
- Sophomores this is your opportunity to practice for your important Junior year test.
Date: Saturday, October 16, 2021
Time: 8:00 A.M. -12:30 P.M.
Cost: $30 - Purchase at the MVHS Student Store at lunch or on the Web Store (link here) no later than Thursday, September 30th or until tests are sold out, whichever comes first.
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International Baccalaureate (IB) Parent Meeting
There will be an important meeting for all IB Junior & Senior parents on September 21, 2021 @ 6:00pm in the Little Theatre. We will be discussing program requirements, exam fees, and registration. For questions, please contact Sandra Hanneman (sandra.hanneman@svusd.org).
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HoCoChella will be held on Saturday, Sept. 25 from 7:00-10-:00 pm at MVHS in the gym quad.
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Ticket sales will begin on Friday, Sept. 10th.
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MVHS student tickets can be purchased on the MVHS web store (Web store link here) or at the Student Store at lunch (CASH OR CREDIT/DEBIT ONLY).
- Students must have a current MVHS Student ID card in order to purchase ticket on campus and to enter the dance on 9/25. Lost ID cards can be reprinted at the student store at lunch for a fee of $10.
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Guest tickets MUST be purchased at the Student Store during lunch and all guest paperwork must be submitted at the time of purchase.
- Guest permission slips will be made available on the MVHS website (Activities>Dances) for dances that allow guests, and must be completed by their respective high school with an official administrator signature and business card attached.
- All guests must be under the age of 21.
- Please refer back to the 2021-22 MVHS Dance Contract for additional details regarding dance rules/regulations.
9/10 EARLY BIRD pricing w/ASB Membership $40
9/11 – 9/19 MVHS Student w/ASB $45 MVHS Student w/o ASB & All Guests $55
9/20—9/23 MVHS Student w/ ASB $55 MVHS Student w/o ASB & All Guests $65
Ticket Sales will end at 1:40 p.m. on Thursday 9/23. NO EXCEPTIONS!
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Girls' Soccer Tryouts
Friday, September 17th
3:30 – 5:00 pm
In the stadium
- Wear shin guards and cleats
- Bring your own ball and water
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Any questions – check with Coach Anderson in room 530 or email: andersonke@svusd.org
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Community Service Opportunity |
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Parents and Students - MVHS Instrumental Music NEEDS your help! We are hosting our 41st annual Marching Band competition on Oct. 2nd with 12 bands competing from 1pm - 10pm. We still have 75 3-hour shifts we need filled! Please consider helping! Free admission to the event to all who volunteer! Community Service Hours will be awarded for all who need it!
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LOOKING FOR A PART TIME JOB?
No Experience Necessary, We will Train you, Flexible Shifts available.
We need: Cashiers,Shift Leaders, Cooks
Where:Jack in the Box
25800 Jeronimo Road
Mission Viejo (off Alicia/Jeronimo)
*Must be at least 16 to apply
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Ruby's at the Mission Viejo Mall is looking for a Host-Cashier.
Shifts available are:
Monday 4pm to 8pm
Thursday 4pm to 8pm
Friday 4pm to 8pm
Saturday 10am to 3pm & 3pm to 8pm
Sunday 10am to 3pm & 3pm to 7pm
Job Duties include:
- Greet all guests with a smile upon arrival
- Seat guests and accommodate special requests
- Manage the wait list: record guest names and number in party, and provide estimated waiting time
- Answer phones and manage take out food orders
- Inspect tables for proper presentation and completeness
If interested, please contact Rosario at (949) 481-7829
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America's Tire in Lake Forest is looking to hire part time positions in the afternoon and no experience is needed. They will provide all training for new perspective employees.
They are open Monday-Saturday and closed on Sundays as well as all Major Holidays.
Anyone interested can fill out an online application at (careers.americastire.com) select the Lake Forest Location and a Recruiting staff member will reach out to them.
You may also visit the store at 22765 Aspan St, Lake Forest, CA 92630
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Mission Viejo High School
25025 Chrisanta Drive
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
(949) 837-7722
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Saddleback Valley Unified School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education. The district programs and activities shall be free from discrimination based on age, disability, gender, gender identity/expression, nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics equal rights and opportunities. Married, pregnant and parenting students shall have the same educational and extracurricular opportunities as all students. Expecting and parenting students retain the right to participate in any comprehensive school or educational alternative programs for which they would otherwise be eligible. The District shall promote programs that ensure that these discriminatory practices are eliminated in all District activities. |
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