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Student Resources
Student Connection: Student Connection is coming to Scripps Ranch
High School this semester. Student Connection is a web-based application that
allows you to see student information. It is the student version of what parents
see in Parent Connection.
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Student Connect Procedure: Download and complete the
Student Connect Responsibility
Contract from this school website.
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Return the
signed (student and parent) Student Connect Responsibility Contract to your
CORE teacher to receive your password.
Note: Students must also have the SDUSD "Student Network Use
Contract" on file with the school to receive a Student Connection password.
Keep your password secure as your account contains confidential information
about you!
Open the Student Connection website:
https://dwa.sis.sandi.net/studentconnect/
Use your ID number and password to login. Change your password and enter
your email address under "My Account."
Student Connection Support
Password issues, see Mrs. Adams in the main office
Other support issues, see Mr. Engle in the counseling office
Commencement Ceremonies 2008: The commencement ceremonies for the
class of 2008 will take place on Monday, June 16th, 6 PM, Cox Arena, San Diego
State University. Additional information regarding commencement and senior
activities will be mailed home sometime in March or to view these documents
click click on the links provided below.
Principal's Letter
Senior Parent Letter 2008
Calendar of Senior
Activities 2008
Extended
Day Classes: Will begin on February 25 and will conclude on April 10,
2008. Classes will meet Monday - Thursday from 2:30 - 5 PM. No class on Fridays.
The purpose of this program is to give the students an opportunity to a pass a
course in which they received an "F" , or to meet college entrance requirements
if the received a "D" grade in a college entrance required class. Late buses
will be available for students who currently ride the bus to school. This is a
first-come, first-served basis. We will offer a Chemistry, Physics, and English.
If any or all the classes do not fill up Scripps Ranch HS will be unable to
offer it. If your student fits the criteria ask him/her to bring home the
required application. Applications are available from their counselors. If you
have any questions regarding these classes please call (858) 621-9020 x1125
Paloma West, Counselor.
Student Connection: Student Connection is coming to Scripps Ranch
High School this semester. Student Connection is a web-based application that
allows you to see student information. It is the student version of what parents
see in Parent Connection.
-
Student Connect Procedure: Download and complete the
Student Connect Responsibility
Contract from this school website.
-
Return the
signed (student and parent) Student Connect Responsibility Contract to your
CORE teacher to receive your password.
Note: Students must also have the SDUSD "Student Network Use
Contract" on file with the school to receive a Student Connection password.
Keep your password secure as your account contains confidential information
about you!
Open the Student Connection website:
https://dwa.sis.sandi.net/studentconnect/
Use your ID number and password to login. Change your password and enter
your email address under "My Account."
Student Connection Support
Password issues, see Mrs. Adams in the main office
Other support issues, see Mr. Engle in the counseling office
Books
- Summer Reading List for all English Students (Book List
2007)
- The Gutenberg archive of public-domain electronic texts. These plain-text files can be read or printed with a Web browser or word processor. Books On-line (Web Site)
- 101 Great Books Recommended for College-Bound Readers (Book List)
Every Day
Counts:
When it comes to school, students who miss school….miss out. They
miss out on opportunities to learn, build lasting friendships, and develop the
skills and attitudes needed to become good citizens and valued employees. There
is a very strong connection between student attendance and student performance
in school. Our research shows... to see more please click on the following link,
Every Day
Counts.
Developing
a Masterful Writing Style
As a
young writer, there are certain writing obstacles that you must overcome in
order to grow intellectually. The English Department has put together a
booklet that highlights those essential areas of English that all students
need to know. If you are interested in becoming a dazzling, dynamic writer,
please click on the following link (A PDF
Document)
Being a Good
Neighbor:
Our neighbors in the business parks surrounding the school
have asked for the cooperation of our students and parents in following traffic
and parking regulations on the community streets. Please do not double park or
jaywalk. It has become difficult for individuals working in the business
parks to get to and from work because of the congestion around Scripps Ranch
Blvd., Scripps Lake Blvd. Treena and Meanley. Obviously, the worst times are
just before the start of school and at dismissal. Please do not double
park to drop off students to walk to school. Also use crosswalks as you
approach school. With everyone’s cooperation the traffic situation surrounding
the school and the business will be much safer.
CAHSEE:
Test
taking stagiest for the CAHSEE, A PDF
document
SAT Question of the Day
Test your skills by answering a sample SAT question. Each day brings a new question.
Live Homework Help:
SDUSD, the City of San Diego Public
Library and local businesses have partnered to make Live Homework
Help available to San Diego students and schools at no cost. Live
Homework Help, provided by Tutor.com, is a one-to-one online
tutoring service connecting kids from any Microsoft Windows based,
Internet-enabled computer to qualified tutors. Tutoring is available
(in English and Spanish) in math, science, social studies, and
English. Tutors do not provide answers to questions or problems but
guide the student to find the right answers. Students can only
access Live Homework Help with a City of San Diego library or
library access card. District schools have been sent a sample letter
(English
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Spanish ) explaining this new program along with an access card
application form (English
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Spanish ). The documents should be distributed to students, in
school newsletters or other forms of parent communication. (Spanish
Version)
Security Information:
- School Police,
Hebdon, Ken 858-621-9020
(email)
- Crime Stoppers 888-580-TIPS (888-580-8477) (Web Site)
- SDCS Police Department (Web Site)
- SDCS Police Services Informational Site (Web Site)
- City of San Diego Police Department (Web Site)
Senior Exhibition Information
(Click Here)
Student Grades: On-Line Link
Student Handbook
You can find
the complete on-line version of the Scripps Ranch High School Student
Handbook. It has been formatted in Adobe Acrobat Reader; Students
Handbook (Click Here)
Work Permits:
IMPORTANT
All work permits expired the first day of school, September 4, 2007. If you
are still working the same job or if you are starting a new job, you MUST
obtain a new application for a Work Permit. Applications are available in
the Career Center. Also, don't forget to check out the
Job Board in the Career Center if you're looking for a job.
Zero Tolerance:
The San
Diego Unified School District is making an effort to reaffirm its stance on
replica guns. Possession of a replica gun such as a pellet, airsoft,
paintball or BB gun is a violation of the district’s Zero Tolerance policy.
These items are not allowed on our campus. Students in possession of these
weapons will be automatically suspended for five days and recommended for
expulsion under the Zero Tolerance Policy. There is a very real risk of
someone being injured by one of these guns being fired intentionally or
accidentally. However, there is also the danger of a police officer reacting
to seeing an individual with the toy gun and reacting to someone they
believe to be armed and a danger to others. Do not bring replica weapons to
school. You risk too much by violating this district rule.
Automobile Parking (students):
Parking Application a PDF Document
550 spaces are available for students; 550 parking permits will be issued on a first-come first-served basis. Students are to park ONLY in areas assigned for student parking and will be required to have a parking sticker displayed in the front window. Students who park in assigned staff or visitor spaces may be cited. The school does not assume responsibility for vehicles parked on campus. Parking applications may be picked up in the Attendance Office. Student parking stickers will go on sale to students at "Kick-Off" or after school begins; parking will be $15.00 for the year.
Dress Code:
Students are
expected to wear appropriate clothing and footwear for school. Students wearing clothing deemed inappropriate will be referred to the Vice Principal, Dean of Students, and/or Counselor. Parents are encouraged to monitor their students for appropriate clothing as they leave for school each day.
Counseling Appointments:
Students must fill out the "Request to See Counselor" forms which are available in the Counseling Center Office. Counselors will then send for students during the least disruptive portion of their schedules unless it is an emergency. Parent are encouraged to call or email the counselors.
Physical Education Uniforms:
All physical education students will be required to wear uniforms. The uniform will be shorts and a t-shirt with the SRHS label on both. In addition, locks are required; locks sell for $5.00. Uniforms and locks may be purchased in the Financial Office before school begins; including new student orientation, and throughout the year. Present your receipt to the locker room attendant to receive the PE uniform. The cost of the complete uniform is $20.00; shirt and shorts sell for $10.00 separately. Optional sweat pants are available for $15.00. Checks for physical education uniforms should be made out to "Scripps Ranch High School" for the exact amount only. (Sweat tops and pants for cool weather
are optional. Sweats may be all navy, all cardinal, or all white with no pockets).
Students will be required to report to roll call in their uniforms (shorts and t-shirts). They may wear sweats over their uniforms after roll call. Uniforms have been approved by the physical education staff, administration, and the Foundation Board.
Textbooks:
Textbooks
will be issued during the “Kick-Off in August. Those unable to attend will pick
up books in September after school begins. Parents may purchase additional
pictures at this time; price list will be available on the SRHS website.
Yearbook and ID pictures will be taken during “Kick-Off. Parents may purchase
additional pictures at this time. Make-up pictures will be taken Friday,
September 16. Outstanding debts from the prior school year, previous schools
attended and summer school should be paid before the student will be issued
textbooks. All books were due June 17, 2006.
Fines will be
charged for overdue textbooks and library books. 621-9020 ext. 2475 or 2476, if
you have any questions concerning indebtedness or textbooks
School Pictures:
Yearbook and ID pictures will be taken during "Kick-Off." Parents may purchase additional pictures at
"Kick-Off."
School Breakfast/Lunch:
The following prices were in effect for the 2004-05 school year. Breakfast is $0.75 and lunch is $2.00. These are subject to change for the 2006-07 school year.
To obtain more information about the lunch program please visit
SDUSD web site,
click on the Standard Secondary Schools Menu.
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