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Graduation just around the corner!
Another school year close to an end, with graduation just around the corner our teachers are working hard helping and encouraging all our senior students to finish up with credits and requirements to graduate. “Thank you teachers for all your support and dedication to our students,” they are working with 46 possible graduate students for this year. For those Seniors who have not passed the CAHSEE exams, they will be administered over the summer one more time (July 26th & 27th) for more information call McFarland High School and ask for Mr. Daniel Diaz
This year the MLC will be celebrating 30 years of Annual Graduation Ceremonies. This year our graduation will be held on May 31st at 7:00 p.m. at the McFarland High School Football Field we would like to take the opportunity to invite all of you to come out and share this evening with us.
Among the seniors are other students that are also working hard to make a good ending to the 2011 school year in hope that the 2011-2012 school year, will have a great beginning for them and start them off at the regular high school. Our teachers are also helping these students catch up with missing credits to be able to accomplish this goal for the next school year.
Open House
The McFarland Learning Center will be having Open House on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Food & Drinks will be served. We would like to invite you to come and check out the programs we offer here at the learning Center. We would also like to encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to meet with the teachers regarding the academic progress of your child and see if your child will be complete and ready for graduation.
San Joaquin High School
School Starts at 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. With such short hours we would like to encourage all students to get here on time to be able to take advantage of the teaching that is going on in the classrooms.
Last Day for student instruction for San Joaquin High School students will be June 2, 2011. With just a few more weeks left of school, we would like to encourage the students, not to miss school and to get to class on time. Take advantage of all the work you can do to earn all credits possible before the school year is over.
Adult Education Program
Adult Education Classes are still in progress. All adults are invited to come and register in the various classes offered in the evenings. We have classes for students who want to learn or improve their English (Mon.-Thurs.) Computer Classes (Mon.-Thurs.) Citizenship Classes (Mon. & Wed.) GED Class thru H.E.P. (for information call 654-2759 ask for Gilbert Herrera)
Just come in and sign up, acquire new skills or improve them. You’ll be glad you did.
Our Adult Nursing Class is on its way we will have more information in the near future. For now we are accepting sign-ups in the front office.
Last Day for Adult Education Programs is May 26, 2011
Independent School
Independent Study is for students who may have dropped out of school a number of years earlier and now wish to return to school. M.I.S. allows for the flexible scheduling of student work and school time. Approximately 15% of the student’s time is spent working directly with the instructor or on instructor related activities. The remaining 85% of the time is spent working on independent assignments at home, in the field, or on the job. The student and instructor usually meet once a week though they may meet more or less often. During these meetings they review the assigned work, evaluate progress, make new assignments and modify contract agreements.
Independent Study is based on a one-to-one relationship between individual staff members and students.
Last day for Adult Registrations for M.I.S. is on April 29, 2011
Last day for Instruction is May 27, 2011
Absences and Tardies
School is almost over, please try and make your appointments after lunch so you do not have to worry about missing any class time or homework. After the first 5 minutes of class time if you are marked late or absent the Attendance Clerk will call home. Remember after 3 absences or 6 tardies you will be sent to SARB. You do not want to end the school year going to SARB
Dress Code
With the warm weather coming in remember Low cut Blouses, Thin strap Blouses, Halter tops, Shorts that are shorter than your index finger arm length down, are not allowed in school and your parent will be called to bring you the right attire or you will be sent home to change. Gang related garments, Caps & Hats, Electronic Devices, are not allowed on school campus. Please keep yourselves out of trouble and leave these items at home. (Please see student handbook for more information)
Dates to Remember:
· Monday-Thursday.
Adult Ed. Computer
Classes
CBET English Classes
Monday and Wednesday
Citizenship Classes
· May 5: Cinco de Mayo
· May 8: Mother’s Day
· May 10: School Board
Mtg. - MHS
· May 10: CAHSEE
ELA Make-up 10th gr.
· May 11: CAHSEE
Math Make-up 10th gr.
MLC Open House
5:30p.m.
· May 18: SARB
Migrant Mtg. Br. Rd.
6:30 p.m.
· May 19: Principal
Mtg. @ D.O.
DELAC Mtg.
D.O. @ 5:00 p.m.
· May 26: Last Day for Adult Education Programs
· May 27: Last Day for MIS Instruction
· May 30: Memorial Day
No School
· May 31: MLC Graduation
MHS @ 7:00 p.m.
JUNE
1 MMS Graduation
2 MHS Graduation
2 Last Day for students
3 Last Day for Teachers
6 Summer School
Begins
9 Disneyland Trip –
Graduates Only
14 MUSD Board Mtg.
MHS/MPR
JULY
26 ELA CAHSEE
12th Gr. & AE
@ MHS
27 Math CAHSEE
12th Gr. & AE
@ MHS
AUGUST
9 New Teacher
Prof. Dev. - TBA
10 Returning Teacher
Prof. Dev. - TBA
11 First Day of
Instruction/School
Begins