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Villa Park High School’s mission is to provide a learning environment where students are challenged to reach their individual potential in the acquisition of knowledge and development of personal, cultural and democratic values essential for future success. THIS AGENDA BELONGS TO: Student Planner Edited by the 2019-2020 Associated Student Body Cabinet 1 120591_5032 1 STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES (SLOs) Collaborative workers who will Be active listeners Be able to understand and appreciate other perspectives Follow directions and contribute positively in a collaborative learning environment Academic Achievers Students will meet and exceed California Content Standards Apply critical thinking skills to resolve challenges in creative ways Students will be able to synthesize, evaluate and apply information Respectful and Responsible Citizens Demonstrate empathy and the ability to work well with others Exhibit a commitment to values found in the SPARTAN Way Demonstrate integrity when acting as an individual, in a group, on a team, or when using technology Effective Communicators Read, write, speak, and listen reflectively and critically Evaluate arguments and claims using relevant evidence Effectively utilize technology to communicate and solve problems 1. That all students will learn. 2. That all available resources will be utilized to ensure studentsuccess. 3. That everyone needs to model servant leadership. 4. That creating a shared vision will empower others. 5. That communicating our shared vision requires honesty andconsistency. 6. That all people should be treated with respect anddignity. 7. That we demonstrate trustworthiness by all that we say anddo. 8. That we need to listen emphatically and respect to understand the message beyond the words. 9. That everyone is our customer and, therefore, we will always follow-up and follow-through. 10. That what’s best for our students comes first and foremost. 2 2 VILLA PARK HIGH SCHOOL BELL SCHEDULE Regular Schedule Minimum Day Period 0 6:55 - 7:50 Period 0 6:55 - 7:50 1 7:55 - 8:52 1 7:55 - 8:30 2 8:57 - 9:54 2 8:35 - 9:10 Break 9:54 - 10:04 3 9:15 - 9:55 3 10:09 - 11:06 Break 9:55 - 10:10 4 11:11 - 12:12 4 10:15 - 10:50 Lunch 12:12 - 12:42 5 10:55 - 11:30 5 12:47 - 1:44 6 11:35 - 12:10 6 1:49 - 2:47 Finals Schedule Assembly Schedule Period Period 0 6:55 - 7:50 0 daily 6:55 - 7:50 1 7:55 - 8:45 1 or 4 7:55 - 9:11 2 8:50 - 9:36 Break 9:11 - 9:21 Assembly 9:41 - 10:42 2 or 5 9:26 - 10:43 Break 10:42 - 10:52 Break 10:43 - 10:53 3 10:57 - 11:43 3 or 6 10:58 - 12:15 4 11:48 - 12:34 Lunch 12:34 - 1:04 Periods 1-3 Meet Wednesday 5 1:09 - 1:55 Periods 4-6 Meet Thursday 6 2:00 - 2:47 “O” Period Meets Both Days ************************************************************************************ Check Daily Bulletin for special schedules 3 SPARTAN CALENDAR OF EVENTS All Dates, Events, and Activities are Subject to Change. Please check the VPHS website for revisions, updates, etc. www.orangeusd.org/vphs. August/September 2019 October 2019 November 2019 COUNSELING EVENTS COUNSELING EVENTS COUNSELING EVENTS -Summer Registrations -National PSAT/NMSQT -Sophomore Guidance -First Day of School 8/21 -OUSD College Fair -College Acceptance -Senior Post-HS Planning Sessions -College Application Assistance -Junior Post High School Planning -Practice SAT/ACT -ELPAC (CELDT) Testing -Practice SAT/ACT Scores Back Parent College Application Parent Night Night SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES -Hello Dance: Casual Attire -Red Ribbon Week -Staff Dev Day: No Students 11/5 - HOLIDAY: Labor Day 9/2 -Senior Mass Yearbook Photo -HOLIDAY: Veterans Day 11/11 -Back to School Night -Campus Care -Canned Food Drive -Assembly: Fall Sports -Blood Drive - HOLIDAY: Thanksgiving Vacation 25-29 -Club Rush -Homecoming Assembly 10/17 -Class Rings: Sophomores -Homecoming Dance: Semi Formal -Freshmen Class Officer Elections 10/19 -End of 1st Quarter: Minimum Day 10/16 December 2019 January 2020 February 2020 COUNSELING EVENTS COUNSELING EVENTS COUNSELING EVENTS -PSAT Scores from October Testing -Senior SCC Production -Senior SCC Placement Tests -AP Night -Course Selection Process for -Mock SAT/ACT Practice Test 2020/2021 Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES -Holiday Concerts -HOLIDAY: Martin Luther King 1/20 -Blood Drive 2/12 -Theater Winter Production -Spartan Serve-A-Thon 1/20 -Winter Formal Dance: Formal -Blood Drive 12/11 -End of Semester Testing: Minimum -Spring Concert -Assembly: Winter Sports Days on Jan 23rd and 24th -Winter Recess: 12/23 – Jan 1/10 4 4 SPARTAN CALENDAR OF EVENTS March 2020 April 2020 COUNSELING EVENTS COUNSELING EVENTS -Course Selections with Counselors for -New Enrollment Register 2020-2021 2020-2021 Seniors, Juniors, and -SBAC Testing Sophomores -Incoming Freshmen Parent Information Night -Spartan Showcase Assemblies for 2020- 2021 Freshmen - Course Selections with Counselors for 2020-2021 Freshmen (Current 8th Graders) -CAL GRANT Application Due SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES -Assembly Spring Sports -Spring Break March 30th – April 3rd -End of 3rd Quarter; Minimum Day 3/27 -Open House -Science Fair -Class Officers Election for 2020-2021 -Theater Musical Production -ASV AB Testing -Dancing With The Teachers -ASB Elections Spring Break March 30th – April 3rd May 2020 June 2020 COUNSELING EVENTS -Advanced Placement Testing -Senior Awards Assembly -SBAC Testing -SBAC Make up Testing Practice SAT / ACT Testing - End of Semester Testing: Minimum Days on Jan 10th and 11th -Graduation: June 11th SCHOOL ACTIVITIES -Junior/Senior Prom: Formal -Senior Breakfast -HOLIDAY: Memorial Day 2/25 -Senior Medallions Ceremony -MORP Dance: Casual Attire -Baccalaureate -Senior Day Trip -Vocal Pops Concert -Senior Band Concert -Assembly: Blowout -Senior Grad Night -Senior Sunset 5 5 Villa Park High School is committed to providing a safe environment for all students. The first step towards achieving this goal is to provide a process to identify all members of the Associated Student Body. All students receive an authentic I.D. card free of charge during registration. Students are expected to carry it with them at all times and must have it to check out textbooks and library books and to attend school activities (such as dances). A unique VPHS ASB Card may be purchased for $60 at registration. This card will be distinct from an I.D. card, and it will provide valuable discounts during the school year. Funds raised through the sale of ASB Cards are used to finance a first-class activities program, including assemblies, spirit competitions, student recognition, and student handbook costs. In return for your help in financing the activities program, an ASB card provides you with major discounts during the year at dances, at home athletic events, at theatrical productions, and for purchasing of theyearbook. The replacement cost for any I.D. card or binder reminder is $5. Replacements may be done in the Student Center during lunch or nutrition after payment in the Principal’s Office. If you withdraw from Villa Park High School you must turn in your ID card, otherwise you will be charged the replacement cost. The constitution of Villa Park High School establishes that an active Associated Student Body Government is involved in all aspects of campus programs and activities. The ASB Government consists of an Associated Student Body Cabinet, elected ASB Executive Board, elected Class Officers, Leadership appointed by the Activities Director, Class Councils appointed by the Officers, and the House Representatives. Students of OUSD have the right to exercise free expression, including the distribution of printed materials or petitions, and the wearing of buttons, badges, and other insignia. Expression shall be prohibited which is obscene, libelous, slanderous, or material which so incites students as to create a clear and present danger, or encourages the commission of unlawful acts on school premises or the violation of school regulations, or the substantial distribution of the orderly operation of the school. Posted signs, notices, bulletins, and/or announcements must first be approved by the Principal or designee. The Odyssey is Villa Park’s yearbook. The price will be announced in the fall during registration and ASB cardholders receive a discount. The Oracle is Villa Park’s student news magazine that is distributed free ofcharge. 6 6 Villa Park High School offers several clubs that meet the diverse interests of students. All students are encouraged to sign up for clubs that interest them. Keep in mind that only chartered clubs may officially meet and function as a VPHS organization. To be chartered, a club is required to have a faculty sponsor, a club constitution, and a membership list. The charter has to be approved by the ASB Cabinet and by the House of Representatives. This charter must be kept on file in the Student Center at all times. Students interested in forming a club on campus should secure a teacher to act as an advisor and then contact the Student Organization Commissioner in the Student Center. Club Rushes and Food Days are scheduled throughout the year. There can be no meeting or fund-raising until the club or organization is officially sanctioned and chartered. Secret fraternities, sororities, or clubs, wholly or partly formed by pupils attending public schools, are prohibited by State Law. The following 2017-2018 clubs have already been chartered and are open to membership. For more information, please drop by the Student Center to find out which teachers (advisers) supervise the clubs. American Chemical Society LGBT+ Club Best Buddies Make-A-Wish California Scholarship Federation Medical Club Cause for Paws Music With A Heart Club Sandwich Robotics Club Club Unicef Red Cross Domestic Violence Awareness School Wide Assisted Learning Educators Rising Science and Engineering Fair Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes Science Olympiad Club French Club Sock It To Poverty German Club Spanish Club Interact spART Club Key Club Vietnamese Student Association For a complete list of clubs as well as their mission, visit our Student Center.

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