Del Campo High School Class of 2021
Cougar Counseling Team (916) 971-5660 ■ Eustina Davis A-E ■ Jenny Bang F-Mb and All ELL ■ Cynthia Peterson Mc-Sr ■ Autumn DelloRusso St-Z and AVID
Student Government
Communication
San Juan Portal for Students
College Admission Requirements GPA Core A-G SAT or ACT
High School Graduation Requirements Credits: 280 credits Classes: Complete required categories listed on the transcripts
How to Read Your Student’s Transcript 8 0 Term 1 C r e d Block 1 i t s e Graduation Term 2 a r n Requirements e d = o Term 3 n t r a Block 2 c k . Term 4 ★ All 8 classes passed ★ On Track after freshman year
How to Read Your Student’s Transcript 50 Credits earned = not on track. Term 1 Block 1 Graduation Term 2 Requirements Term 3 Block 2 Failed 6 classes ★ Term 4 Must make make up 30 credits in ★ order to graduate.
How to resolve peer conflict? Teachers Counselors School Social Worker Peer Mediations VPs
Cougar Administration Team ■ Principal (916)971-5650 ❑ Rich Nichols ■ Vice Principals (916) 971-5656 ❑ Teri Berke A-Land ❑ Mark Uhler Lant-Z
Attendance Notification REPORTING ABSENCES: Call the 24 hour line (916) 971-5622 or submit a note to the attendance office. CLEARING ABSENCES: Parents must clear absences within 5 school days. If an absence is not cleared within 5 days, it will be recorded as a cut.
Truancy Policy Cuts, unexcused and unverified absences = Truancy ■ 6 Periods = 1 Saturday School ■ 12 Periods = School Attendance Review Board (SARB) ■ 18 Periods = Parent Conference, Attendance Contract, Student Attendance Review Board (SARB)
Tardy Policy: ● If a student is tardy, he/she must report to the Attendance Office for a Tardy Pass to class. Closed Campus Policy: ■ Del Campo is a closed campus ■ Once students arrive on campus in the morning, they may not leave until 2:55 without first obtaining an Early Dismissal from the Attendance Office. ■ The Parking Lot is “Off Limits” during the school day ■ If students leave without an Early Dismissal, they will be assigned Saturday School(s) or suspended.
Planners/Passports: ■ All students must have a planner. ■ Planners are available in the Finance Office for $5 or tudents may purchase planners at any retailer. ■ The Del Campo High School Passport is to be used each and every time students are out of a scheduled class. ■ Passports, school rules and policies are in the DC Planner. All students must have their Student Hallway PASSPORT visible when out of class.
DEL CAMPO I.D. CARDS ■ All students must carry Del Campo I.D. card at all times. ■ There is no cost for a Del Campo I.D. card. ■ Replacement cost for lost or stolen cards is $5.00 ■ I.D. cards are needed to check out library & text books, use school computers and purchase event tickets. ■ Cost for an Associated Student Body Card is $40.00 ■ Associated Student Body Card permits free entry into home athletic events and discounts at other events.
Cell Phone Policy ■ Cell phones may not be used during class time, unless directed by teacher. ■ Phones may not be used on campus outside of the classroom during class time. ■ The school is NOT responsible for phones that are lost or stolen .
Skateboard & Bike Policy Students are not allowed to ride or carry skateboards or bikes while ❏ on campus. If students ride skateboards or bikes to school, they MUST take ❏ them directly to the Skateboard & Bike Racks located in front of the Vice Principal’s Office and secure them for the day. Del Campo is not responsible for lost or stolen skateboards or ❏ bikes.
Bullying is… ...never allowed Consequences will include suspension and possible expulsion from the San Juan Unified School District
Dance Regulations ■ Dance Regulations: ■ Students must be in good academic & social standing to attend dances. ■ To provide a safe and positive environment at school events, Del Campo administration reserves the right to deny attendance to anyone. ■ Del Campo is a closed campus: ■ Once students arrive on campus in the morning, they may not leave until 2:55 without first obtaining an Early Dismissal from the Attendance Office. ■ If students leave without an Early Dismissal, they will be assigned Saturday School(s) or suspended.
Athletics Football Volleyball Baseball Tennis Track & Field Water Polo Basketball Swim Cheer Dance Golf Softball Wrestling Soccer Cross Country
Del Campo Academic Assistance & Extended Learning DCAAEL What is DCAAEL? DCAAEL is a 42-minute period built into the school day when all students have access to academic support that will prepare them to meet the demands of higher education and careers. Why is Del Campo Initiating DCAAEL? The block schedule moves quickly. Students can fall behind in classes. With a 42 minute support period, students can get the help they need every week, before they fall so far behind that they can’t catch up. When Does DCAAEL Take Place? Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday between periods 1 and 2. Who Attends DCAAEL? Every student. ● Students with a grade of C, D, or F will report to their *Priority Period class (see below). ● Students with a grade of A or B can attend an Extended Learning Activity. * Priority Period is the class that determines whether a student remains in Academic Assistance or is eligible for Extended Learning Activities that day.
Del Campo Academic Assistance & Extended Learning DCAAEL What is the Teacher’s Role and Responsibility During DCAAEL? Teachers will provide support or extended learning activities for students. Support is defined as: Intervening with students that are failing (F) or in danger of failing (C/D) by providing ● tutoring or remediation Providing opportunities for students to make up missed work (tests, quizzes, projects, ● labs, etc.) Allowing 1x1 or small group tutoring or study sessions for all students ● Reteaching of key content ● Conferencing with students ● Extended Learning Activities are defined as: Whole-class extension activities for classes in which all students are earning an A or B ● (no students are released) Provision of alternative learning activity open to all students ●
Del Campo Academic Assistance & Extended Learning DCAAEL What is the Student’s Role and Responsibility During DCAAEL? Carry student ID at all times. ● Go to their Priority Period teacher if they are failing (F), in ● danger of failing (D/C), if their teacher is extending a lesson, or if the teacher requests the student. Go to the Extended Learning Activity, if eligible, for which ● they’re interested. Participate in learning and maintain exemplary citizenship. ●
Del Campo Clubs Anime Club Comedy Sports Choir Club ROTC Club National Honor Club Society (NHS) Anti-Bullying Banned Book Cougar Care Gay Straight Poetry Out Loud Club Club (ABC) Club Club Alliance Art Club Black Student Cougar Crew Kids Helping Key Club Union (BSU) Kids (KHK) AVID Club CSF Drama Club Link Crew Science Olympiad Club Band Club Campus Friday Night Live MECHa Club Teens for Christ Beautification Club
Del Campo Rocks!
Enjoy what each day brings…… Be proud of who you are! Be proud to be a Cougar! ● Attend every day ● Be on time ● Be prepared ★ ● Be engaged ★ ★ R e s p ★ e c t R f o e r s p S ★ e e c l f t R f o e r s p o e t h c e t r f s o r D C H S Celebrate the opportunity to learn!
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