The winners of the $10,000 scholarships: KARELY AMAYA & LIZETTE ECHAVARRIA. The winners of the $500 scholarships: CYNTHIA VARELA, JENNIFER PEREZ, EDUARDO GUTIERREZ, LILLY DUNN, ALEXIS SANCHEZ,
LIZBETH FLORES, PEDRO DIAZ, MADAHI MENDIOLA, MICHELLE ANTONIO.

The curriculum we will be studying includes: Understanding the High School System, Identifying the Classes that Form Part Of The “4 Year Plan”, Recognizing the Importance of Grades (GPA), Reviewing Other Important Requirements and Programs, Discussing Higher Education Options, Identifying the Different Financial Aid Options.

By learning English, you can better help your children succeed in school and it is a great step forward to your own professional and personal growth in the new year. For more information, contact the Orange Glen High School parent liaison at (760) 291-5078 or [email protected]

Al aprender inglés como segundo idioma, usted puede ayudar a sus hijos a tener éxito en la escuela así como dar un paso hacia adelante para su propio crecimiento personal y profesional. Para más información, llame a la coordinadora de padres de Orange Glen High School al (760) 291-5078 o [email protected].

54 students are visiting us from Niigata Minami High School for the next two days. Each Japanese student has an OGHS buddy who will host them on campus to all of their classes. The students will present science projects and engage in cultural exchange activities including a Saturday field trip to the San Diego Safari Park and Beckman Center for Conservation Research.

Today at 10:00am, Orange Glen students walked out of class in silence to honor those who recently passed in the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Follow @orangeglen on Instagram for more photos.

Upward Bound (UB) is a federally-funded TRiO grant program through the U.S. Department of Education.  UB provides fundamental support to 9th – 12th grade participants in their preparation for college. The goal of UB is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education. Click for more information!

On Friday we competed in our annual EUHSD Culinary Competition hosted by The Art Institute. Although we did not take 1st place, these students pictured worked really hard and we are proud of them! It’s always such a great experience and we learn a lot! Please congratulate them if you have any of these students.

Safari Park currently has over 100 open positions! Their HR department has scheduled a short presentation for interested students in the College & Career Center on March 21st. The HR representatives will talk to students about Safari Park expectations as well as offer resume assistance. They LOVE to hire students from OGHS! Please share this information with your students. Applicants must be 16 & UP.

Visit http://www.studentsspeakingout.org/ for more information on reporting danger or crime in your school!

Ms. Bronwyn accompanied emerging bilingual students on a field trip to tour Collins School of Hospitality and Management at Cal Poly Pomona. Student enjoyed a handcrafted lunch made by students of the school, much like our Patriot Café.