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Earl Warren High School Construction Careers Academy Campus Policy EARL WARREN HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CAREERS ACADEMY CAMPUS POLICY CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION Valerie Sisk ............................................................................................................ Principal James Mears…………………………………………………………………….. Principal CCA Lance Enderlin ...................................................................................... Vice Principal CCA Chad Bohlken ......................................................................................... Vice Principal Travis Weissler ....................................................................................... Academic Dean Christie Szabo.................................................................................. Assistant Principal Venissia Villarreal............................................................................. Assistant Principal Pete Pruneda ................................................................................... Assistant Principal Adrian Gonzales................................................................................ Assistant Principal Krista Ackles ................................................................................. Program Coordinator CCA Gerardo Herrera ....................................................................................... Police Officer Jack Drawdy.............................................................................................. Police Officer GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Melea Wade ................ Head Counselor Jaime Collazo….. CCA Lead Counselor Evangelina Rendon-Piedra . Counselor Melissa Clarke ............. CCA Counselor Jorge Ramos ....................... Counselor Angela K. Taylor ................. Counselor Virgina Ware ....................... Counselor Jack Briggs .................... Counselor Jill Laman ........................... Counselor CAMPUS COORDINATORS TBD Brandi Bode Stephanie Moncada Athletic Coordinator Assistant Athletic Coordinator Special Education Coordinator DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS Diana Moreno ................................................................................................. Mathematics Ivan Banuelos ......................................................................................................... Science Otto Stilwell .................................................................................................Social Studies Desiree Mendoza ....................................................................... …English/Language Arts Liza Pesina.............................................................................World Languages CPT. Kevin Keaney……………………………………………………………………………………...ROTC Brandon Bippert ............................................................................... ……Physical Education Eric Franke........................................................................................................... Fine Arts Adam Penna..........................................................................Career &Technology Education Lori Nelson ........................................................................................... Special Education Jarek Lancaster…………………………………………………………………………………………….Health Melissa Ciaravino……………………………………………………………………………………………FCS Section A Campus Policy Foreword ......................................................................... A-1 Corridor Pass .................................................................................... A-5 To Students ................................................................................................... A-1 Detention Hall .........................................................................................A-5 To Parents..................................................................................................... A-1 Disruption ...............................................................................................A-5 Earl Warren ............................................................................................ A-1 Electronic Devices...................................................................................A-5 Alma Mater .............................................................................................. A-1 Finals..........................................................................................A-5 Fight Song ............................................................................................... A-1 Financial Obligations...............................................................................A-5 Mascot ...................................................................................................... A-1 Fire Evacuation Bell System ...................................................................A-5 School Colors ........................................................................................ A-1 Graduation ..............................................................................................A-5 People Who Can Help You ............................................................... A-1 Headwear................................................................................... A-5 Your Principal ................................................................................................ A-1 Health Services.......................................................................................A-6 Vice Principal, Assistant Principals, I.D. Cards................................................................................................A-6 Academic Dean ............................................................................................. A-1 In-School Suspension (ISS)....................................................................A-6 Your Teachers............................................................................................... A-2 Items Forgotten at Home ........................................................................A-6 Your Counselor.............................................................................................. A-2 Locker Assignment..................................................................................A-6 Bell Schedule ......................................................................................... A-2 Lost and Found .......................................................................................A-6 Academic Information ...................................................................... A-2 Lunch ......................................................................................................A-6 Long Term Project......................................................................................... A-3 Medical Emergencies..............................................................................A-6 College and Career Center............................................................................ A-3 Messages....................................................................................A-6 Library ........................................................................................................... A-3 Parking Cars on Campus .......................................................................A-6 Attendance .............................................................................................. A-3 Parking and Traffic Regulations..............................................................A-7 Absences ................................................................................................. A-3 Permission to Leave Campus .................................................................A-7 State Absence Policy..................................................................................... A-3 Posters and Signs...................................................................................A-7 Due to Missing a Bus..................................................................................... A-4 Requirements for Students Holding Offices Arrival at School ............................................................................................ A-4 and Positions of Honor..............................................................................A-7 Tardies........................................................................................................... A-4 Social Behavior ...................................................................................A8 Readmission Procedures Following Absences ............................................. A-4 School Pride ............................................................................... A8 Absences and Grades................................................................................... A-4 School Sponsored Activities....................................................................A-8 General Information ............................................................................ A-4 School Parties and Dances.....................................................................A-8 Balloons, Corsages, and Flowers.................................................................. A-4 School-Sponsored Clubs and Organizations ........................................A-8 Change in Name, Home Phone Number, or Address ......................................................................................................... A-4 Causes for Dismissal ..............................................................................A-8 Charge for Duplicate Copies of Student Records.........................................
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