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October 2019 Enewsletter ​ ​ ​ Los meses de setiembre y octubre, son meses en los que Salesian College Preparatory celebra nuestra herencia latina. Los muchachos del Latino Club junto con sus moderadores y líderes se han encargado no sólo de embellecer los pasillos de la escuela con coloridas banderas y decoraciones (las cuales incluyen artesanías típicas, fotos de ceremonias tradicionales como “la quinceañera”, e imágenes de nuestra querida Virgen de Guadalupe) que representan las tradiciones y la cultura de los países de donde provienen las familias de nuestra comunidad salesiana, sino que también han organizado ventas y actividades para la recaudación de fondos que luego serán donados a fundaciones y organizaciones que apoyan a niños y jóvenes de familias latinas de bajos recursos económicos. Con mucho orgullo les deseo a todas las familias salesianas latinas un feliz mes de la herencia latina. Sintámonos orgullosos de nuestra herencia latina y nunca paremos de educar y exponer a nuestros hijos a sus raíces latinas. Tenemos una gran herencia cultural! In the spirit of Don Bosco, Mariella Nightingale World Languages Chair Latino/a Heritage Celebration Attention! New Facebook Page We apologize for the inconvenience, but Salesian was forced to move forward with a brand new Facebook page. Our existing account was hacked. The old account should be locked and users should not see any new content until further notification by Salesian. We hope to regain access to the page but ask you to "like" our new page here for the latest news and updates. 8th Grade Days Salesian welcomed over two hundred 8th grade students from St. Cornelius, St. David, St. John, St. Joseph, St. Patrick, St. Leo the Great, St. Paul, School of the Madeleine, Canterbury, El Sobrante Christian, and Caliber Schools to our 8th Grade Day events throughout the month of September. Students and their teachers were treated to a fun, informative, and warm welcome that included school trivia and Salesian swag, a presentation on our academic and co-curricular programs, tours of the classrooms and campus with student ambassadors, and a delicious catered lunch. We are grateful to our welcoming teachers who opened their classrooms to our guests, giving them a glimpse into the daily life of a Salesian student, and to our ambassadors, who were incredible representatives of our school. We look forward to welcoming many more 8th grade students from all over the Bay Area to our Shadow Program throughout the upcoming fall and winter months. HELP SALESIAN WITH AMAZON Shop with AmazonSmile and Salesian receives a 0.5% donation from your purchase with no additional charge to you. Login to Smile.Amazon.com with your Amazon account, select Salesian College Preparatory as your preferred charity (under the search bar) and get back to shopping! Make sure AmazonSmile comes up every time you shop. Click below for more details, or click the icon to the left to start shopping. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE Help Us Improve The Salesian eNewsletter! Please take 3-5 minutes to help us improve the Salesian eNewsletter for our eNewsletter Survey readers. What's Happening at Salesian Art Day Freshmen Retreat Salesian Art Day was a resounding Salesian offers retreat opportunities success. Every October, Ms. Shushan for students at each grade level to and the Art Department hosts Art reflect upon their relationship with Day with a variety of activities God, themselves, families, and including silk screen t-shirt printing, friends. Retreats strengthen our henna tattoos, tie-dying, spray community and provide an painting, drawing, dancing, instant environment where we can learn photo booth, cookie decorating and about the mission of Don Bosco. On more! Art Day gives students the September 20, the Freshmen Class opportunity to experiment creatively had the opportunity to experience with a variety of mediums. Also, their first retreat. Click below for thank you to our student DJ Sovann details. Touch. Art Day was a masterpiece. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Writing Center The Salesian Writing Center offers all students access to a peer-supported, teacher-guided learning experience. Whether they are writing for academic classes or post-secondary development, all students can benefit from the Salesian Writing Center whenever they drop-in. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Congratulations to Daylee Dunn! Congratulations to senior Daylee Dunn who has verbally committed to play basketball and run track for the Fresno State Bulldogs. Daylee will sign her National Letter of Intent (NLI) in basketball for Fresno in November. Daylee is an outstanding two sport athlete for the Pride, and she was CIF State Meet qualifier as a junior in the 300 meter hurdles. Salesian is proud of you Daylee! Congratulations to Princeton Toki! Congratulations to senior Princeton Toki who was offered a football scholarship by the University of California at Davis. Princeton will play for the Aggies in the fall of 2020. Princeton was a first team all-league selection last season on both the offensive and defensive lines, and he will play defensive line in college. Would you like to share your story in the Salesian eNewsletter? Share your big news to the Salesian community in the eNewsletter. Contact us with family news, alumni engagements and weddings, milestones, events and more! SALESIAN COMMUNICATIONS Athletics Have you downloaded the SCP Athletics App yet? Use it to stay up to date with all Salesian Sports. Can't make it to a game? In the menu, select 'Add/Edit Favorites' to choose different teams you would like to receive notifications for quarter scores, end game results or news, photo and video updates. Click below to download. Football August 24 - vs. Bradshaw Christian, Varsity L 24-7, JV L 51-0 August 31 - vs. Berean Christian, Varsity W Forfeit, JV W 26-13 September 7 - vs. Moreau Catholic, Varsity W 35-19 JV L 42-14 September 13 - @ Piedmont High School, Varsity W 55-21, JV L 41-14 September 27 - @ Vallejo High School, W 55-6, L 41-6 October 5 - @ St. Mary's High School, Berkeley, Varsity W 42-6, JV L 50-0 October 12 - Homecoming vs Hercules High School, Varsity 1:30 PM, JV 11 AM October 18 - @ SPSV High School, Varsity 1:30 PM, JV 11:00 AM October 26 - vs. El Cerrito High School, Varsity 1:30 PM, JV 11:00 AM November 1 - @ Kennedy High School, Varsity 7:00 PM, JV 4:30 PM SCP Athletics Girls Volleyball August 31 - Bentley Classic Tournament, Summit K2 W 2-0, California School of the Deaf W 2-1, Bentley L 2-0, The Bay School L 2-1 September 3 - @ Encinal High School, Varsity W 3-1, JV 2-0 September 6 - @ Antioch High School, Varsity W 3-0, JV September 9 - @ Pittsburg High School, Varsity L 3-0, JV 4:00 PM September 10 - vs. Albany High School, Varsity L 3-0, JV 5:30 PM September 12 - @ Hercules High School, L 3-2, JV 5:30 PM September 14 - CIVT JV Tournament September 17 - @ St. Mary's High School, L 3-2, JV 5:30 PM September 19 - vs. SPSV High School, L 3-0, JV 5:30 PM September 21 - @ American L 2-0 September 24 - vs. El Cerrito High School, L 3-1, JV 5:30 PM September 26 - @ Albany High School, Varsity, L 3-0, JV 5:30 PM October 1 - vs. Hercules High School, Varsity, W 3-0, JV 5:30 PM October 3 - vs. St. Mary's High School, Varsity L 3-1, JV 5:30 PM October 8 - @ SPSV High School, Varsity 7:00 PM, JV 5:30 PM October 10 - @ El Cerrito High School, Varsity 7:00 PM, JV 5:30 PM October 12 - Stockton Classic October 19 - Marin Invitational SCP Athletics Cross Country September 21 - Farmer Invitational @ Hayward High School Alex Gonzalez 57/179 17:19.87 Gabe Cutino 143/179 19:50.47 October 3 - @ Kennedy Grove vs. Kennedy, El Cerrito, John Swett, Albany, Jesse Bethel, Pinole Valley, Varstiy Boys (3 Mile) Alex Gonzalez 5/54 18:13.19 Gabe Cutino 11/54 19:31.94 Ryan Masangkay 28/54 22:14.02 Michael Styles 47/54 25:48.98 Audric Reyes 50/54 26:19.95 JV Boys (2 Mile) Layth Handoush 17/47 16:05.16 Jesse Suratos 28/47 17:44.02 Jaden Hong 36/47 18:50.44 Mateo Alejandria 46/47 23:42.93 JV Girls (2 Mile) Leslie Mendoza 15/21 25:33.09 October 10 - @ Point Pinole vs. Kennedy, El Cerrito, John Swett, St. Mary's, SPSV, Richmond, 4:00 PM October 12 - Pete Brewer Invitational @ Canyon Middle School in Castro Valley October 17 - @ Hans Park vs. Kennedy, El Cerrito, John Swett, Hercules, De Anza, 4:00 PM October 19 - 36th P. Wilder - Mariner XC Invitational @ Hayward High School November 7 - TCAL Championships SCP Athletics Girls Tennis September 7 - Scrimmage vs. Richmond High School, 3:30 PM September 10 - Scrimmage vs. Pinole Valley High School, 3:30 PM September 17 - vs. St. Mary's High School, L 5-2 September 19 - vs. El Cerrito High School, L 6-1 September 24 - @ Albany High School, 3:30 PM September 26 - @ SPSV High School, 3:30 PM October 1 - vs. Jesse Bethel High School, 3:30 PM October 3 - @ Hercules High School, 3:30 PM October 8 - vs. Vallejo High School, 3:30 PM October 10 - @ Pinole Valley High School, 3:30 PM October 15 - vs. Richmond High School, 3:30 PM October 22 - @ St. Mary's High School, 3:30 PM October 24 - @ El Cerrito High School, 3:30 PM October 29 - vs. Albany High School, 3:30 PM October 31 - vs.
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