Summer Opportunities

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL

CHICANA/O YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP

www.sdsu.edu/diversity/cylc.aspx

JOB Opportunities

San Diego Zoo

Link:

https://www.hrapply.com/sandiegozoo/AppJobView.jsp?link=3670&page=AppJobList.jsp&skimSessionName=com.hrlogix.view.cont.app.JobListTable&skimName=requisition.requisition_id&skimNdx=1&op=reset

FOOD SERVICE CLERK EMPLOYMENT EVENT 79 UNION POSITIONS $8.72/HR (for quick-service restaurants) Applications must be submitted on-line by 9:00 PM on Thursday, May 20, 2010 Interviews will be held at: PLACE: San Diego Zoo’s Otto Center Bldg DATE: Saturday, May 22, 2010 TIME:9:00 a.m. - until positions are filled Valid picture ID required. Employment is contingent upon passing a drug screen. NOTE: We recommend that you show up no more than 2 hours in advance. The interview and hiring process can take 4 or more hours. If you are hired, drug screening, uniform fitting, scheduling for new employee orientation and Food service training will take place on this day. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have previous Food Service experience to apply. Seeking friendly, cooperative, motivated and outgoing employees to work in a high volume, fast-paced Food Service Department. Candidates must be available to work any of the seven days of the week, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Work schedule will vary depending on operational needs. Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills and able to take directions effectively. Must have good mathematical and cash handling skills. Cash register experience and guest service training preferred. Must be willing to maintain and clean food service areas and equipment. This position requires standing for extended periods of time with periodic heavy lifting. These positions will last approximately until September 12, 2010 with opportunities for year-round employment.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

Under supervision, prepares, serves and sells food items; maintains cleanliness of food service equipment and area; maintains food service stocks; and performs related work as required. CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: A Food Service Clerk is assigned and responsible for one or more areas of food preparation, service, sales and maintenance. This class is distinguished from positions in the Merchandise Sales Clerk class in that the former handles food service and related areas as opposed to merchandise items. REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES: Prepares and sells food items; operates food service equipment and machines; cleans and maintains food service equipment; maintains cleanliness of food preparation and food service areas; disinfects areas as required; keeps all necessary food items and supplies stocked; orders food items and supplies as necessary and maintains applicable inventories; takes orders and registers sales on cash register; makes change; opens and closes register at the start and end of each business day; assists newer personnel; and provides information to the public or directs to a knowledgeable source. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: General Knowledge of: - Methods, materials and equipment used in food service - Zoo facilities, rules and regulations - Principles of public relations Skills to: - Operate food service equipment and machines - Operate a cash register accurately and efficiently - Understand and carry out instructions - Communicate with the public tactfully and courteously - Foresee needs and maintain stocks before depleted EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: Training and/or experience which would demonstrate the knowledge and skills outlined above. WORKING CONDITIONS: May have exposure to environmental conditions where food is being cooked in quantity for long periods of time; may have exposure to varying weather conditions; ability to move about in assigned areas; ability to move moderate to heavy objects; and ability to work on slippery surfaces.

YOU ALL ROCK!

YOU DID IT!

Just wanted to say everyone who presented last night really was amazing. All the panel members other people brought that I have talked to loved it and was impressed with all the hard work you have done! Good job, keep being awesome and only a few more weeks left!

Digital Binder

WOOOO NO PHYSICAL BINDER IS REQUIRED!

... but blog will act as your digital binder. What you need to do is upload everything you have done to Google Docs and link to them so your senior adviser can check it. If you do not know how to do this fret not for there are steps and awesome pictures to help guide you through this. Like always I'll (Mr. Mike) will (thanks Sergio) answer any questions until I get tired of being nice.

Here is a list of what is needed in your portfolio.

First things first set up Google docs.

1. Go to Google Docs

2. Click the Create New drop down located in the upper left hand section under the Google Docs logo and then click on folder

3. Right click on “New Folder” and then go to rename

4. Type in Senior Exhibition and click OK

5. Click the “Upload” button located next to the Create New drop down you clicked in step 2

6. Leave everything like it is and click Destination folder on the bottom of the screen

7. Click your newly made Senior Exhibition folder and then click OK.

8. Click the select files to upload link in the light blue box

9. Select all your files you need to upload and click the open button

10. Click the link to go back to Google Docs

11. Right click your essay

12. Go down to Publish

13. Click the Publish Document button

14. Highlight and copy (CTRL + C) the new URL they give you

OH SNAP YOU ARE DONE IN GOOGLE DOCS! Well for now anyway, onward to your blog. Leave this window open though you will need it later.

1.      Log in to your blog

2.      Click the layout link

3.      Click the Add a Gadget link

4.      Scroll down in the list of gadgets till you get to Link List

5.      Fill out everything as shown in the picture below

6.      Continue to add the documents needed to your links. Repeat steps 11-13 in the Google Docs section.

7.      When you have everything uploaded and linked email your adviser with a link to your blog.

•      Mr. Degroot - ADegroot@sandi.net
•      Mr. Marquez - CMarquez@sandi.net
•      Mr. Mikulanis - JMikulanis@sandi.net

EXTRA CREDIT BLOG POST!!!!!!

For extra credit or if you were not working during class answer the following.

Remember you are presenting to people that may not have read your essay, in at least 500 words what are the main points of your 5-7 minute presentation? How will these points help your panel understand your topic? What is your display board going have on it and how are you going to lay it out? How will your board explain what you can not cover in your presentation?

Saturday School 5-15-2010

The art classes from all the schools at SDHS have organized a student art show in Spanish Village. The work is on display in Gallery 21 in Spanish Village (Balboa Park) and will be open from 10 AM – 4 PM on the weekends and 11 AM – 4 PM on the weekdays. I will be supervising the gallery this Saturday from 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM if students want to get Saturday school credit.

- Danielle

THIS IS AN APPROVED SAT SCHOOL OPPORTUNITY

Please share with your students

Attendance Issues= NO PROM

Over 80% of the Senior Class has attendance issues.

This means YOU CAN NOT ATTEND senior activities- including PROM.

Please check your attendance & attend Saturday School. You do not want to be denied access at the door the night of prom.

Saturday School- FINAL CALL

Approved SciTech Saturday School

Sign-In REQUIRED

Date Location Time Approved By

5/15 SAT PREP 9:00am- Noon SciTech Office- Grade 9-11 ONLY

5/18 Tuesday SDHS-PAT 5:30pm- 7:00pm SciTech Office

Parent Night/ Topic:Cyber-Bullying

5/22 Juvenile Hall All Day SEE FLYER IN OFFICE

5/22 SciTech 8:00am- Noon SciTech Office

5/22 SAT PREP 9:00am- Noon SciTech Office- Grade 9-11 ONLY

5/29 SAT PREP 9:00am- Noon SciTech Office- Grade 9-11 ONLY

6/5* SciTech 8:00am- Noon SciTech Office

*LAST SATURDAY SCHOOL FOR THE YEAR*

FINAL SATURDAY SCHOOL

REMINDER

You can not have any unexcused absences or tardies/late marks on your attendance record if you want to participate in Senior Activities. Please check your student connect to review your attendance. The FINAL Saturday School date has been set for June 5th from 8:00am- noon at SciTech.

Absences/Tardies CAN NOT BE MADE UP after this date.

No Exceptions.

Please see the SciTech office for a listing of upcoming Saturday School Events.

Sat School Credit

If you took a UC/CSU placement test this month, please send me a detailed e-mail of when/where. You WILL receive Saturday School PENDING the information written.

Thank You-

Mrs. Murphy

amurphy@sandi.net

35 Scholarship Links- Check them out!

1) BELL LABS FELLOWSHIPS FOR UNDER REPRESENTED MINORITIES http://www.bell-
labs.com/ fellowships/ CRFP/info. html
2) Student Inventors Scholarships http://www.invent. org/collegiate/

3) Student Video Scholarships http://www.christop hers.org/ vidcon2k. html

4) Coca-Cola Two Year College Scholarships http://www.coca- colascholars.
org/programs. html

5) Ayn Rand Essay Scholarships http://www.aynrand. org/contests/

6) Brand Essay Competition http://www.institut eforbrandleaders
hip.org/IBLEssay Contest-2002Rule s.htm

7) Gates Millennium Scholarships (major) http://www.gmsp. org/nominationma
terials/read. dbm?ID=12

8) Sports Scholarships and Internships
http://www.ncaa. org/about/ scholarships. html

9) National Assoc. Of Black Journalists Scholarships http://www.nabj.
org/html/ studentsvcs. html

10) Saul T. Wilson Scholarships (Veterinary) http://www.aphis. usda.gov/
mb/mrphr% 20/jobs/stw. HTML

11) Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund
http://www.thurgood marshallfund. org/sk_v6. cfm

12) FinAid: The Smart Students Guide to Financial Aid scholarships)
http://www.finaid. org/

13) Presidential Freedom Scholarships http://www.national service.org/
scholarships

14) Microsoft Scholarship Program http://www.microsof t.com/college/
scholarships/ minority. asp

15) Hope Scholarships &Lifetime Credits
http://www.ed. gov/inits/ hope

16) William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Minority Students
http://www.apsanet. org/PS/grants/ aspen3.cfm

17) Guaranteed Scholarships http://www.guarante ed-scholarships. com/

18) Maryland Artists Scholarships http://www.maef. org/

19) Jacki Tuckfield Memorial Graduate Business Scholarship (for AA students
in South Florida ) http://www.jackituc kfield.org/

20) Historically Black College & University Scholarships http://www.iesabroa
d.org/info/ hbcu.htm

21) Actuarial Scholarships for Minority Students http://www.beanactu
ary.org/minority /scholarships. htm

22) International Students Scholarships &Aid Help http://www.iefa. org/

23) Siemens Westinghouse Competition http://www.siemens- foundation. org/

24) GE and LuLac Scholarship Funds
http://www.lulac. org/Programs/ Scholar.html

25) CollegeNets Scholarship Database http://mach25. collegenet. com/cgi-bin/
M25/index

26) Union Sponsored Scholarships and Aid http://www.aflcio. org/scholarships
/scholar. htm

27) Federal Scholarships &Aid Gateways 25 Scholarship Gateways from Black
Excel http://www.blackexc el.org/25scholar ships.htm

28) Scholarship &Financial Aid Help
http://www.blackexc el.org/fin- sch.htm

29) FAFSA On The Web (Your Key Aid Form &Info) http://www.fafsa. ed.gov/

30) Aid &Resources For Re-Entry Students http://www.back2col lege.com/

31) HBCU Packard Sit Abroad Scholarships (for study around the world)
http://www.sit. edu/studyabroad/ packard_nominati on.html

32) Scholarship and Fellowship Opportunities http://ccmi. uchicago.
edu/schl1. html

33) INROADS internships http://www.inroads. org/

34) Black Alliance for Educational Options Scholarships http://www.baeo. org/

35) ScienceNet Scholarship Listing http://www.sciencen et.emory.
edu/undergrad/ scholarships. html

PROM- URGENT

Spring & Prom Time High Intensity AVOID DUI Crackdown

Sobriety Checkpoints and DUI Saturation Patrols Planned

San Diego, CA – Law enforcement throughout the county will be combining resources and sending out a unified message this Prom Season. If you drive drunk, we will be looking for you. If you’re over the limit, you will be arrested. If you are underage and drinking before you get behind the wheel be prepared to have your night cut short.

The Avoid the 14 DUI task force will be staffing a DUI checkpoint in the City of San Diego this weekend and deploying additional DUI Saturation Patrols and checkpoints countywide targeting those who still don’t heed the message to designate a sober driver.

All too often, members of our community are senselessly injured or killed on local roadways by impaired drivers. This DUI checkpoint is an effort to reduce those tragedies. A major component of these checkpoints is to increase awareness of the dangers of impaired driving and to encourage sober designated drivers.

"DUI arrests can be embarrassing and expensive, but they're easy to prevent," said Officer McCullough. "If you're drinking, hand your keys over to a designated sober driver, or call a taxi or sober friend for a ride home. Don't risk an arrest ---or worse, a serious injury or even death."

Along with the impaired drivers, Avoid members at these checkpoints and saturation patrols will be looking for other violations that will impact all motorists, as this is the time of year we see an increase in the number of young adults on the road to their High School Proms. If you are, or have a young person attending a Prom this year, don’t forget California’s zero tolerance laws and make sure they have a safe and sober prom.

APPEALS-

Tomorrow is our 1st appeals process. If you plan on attending PROM you must file an appeal by the end of today.

APPEALS!! Want to go to PROM???

If you want to go to PROM and need to do an APPEAL, you MUST have your letter in to Mrs. Cordero by Monday, May 10th @ 3:00pm SHARP!!

All Appeals that have been turned in to Mrs. Cordero by May 10th will be reviewed and considered for those who want to attend PROM. Please plan on being interviewed by a panel of staff members regarding your appeal letter on Tuesday, May 11th starting at 1:00pm. You will be scheduled a time (10 minutes) to meet with the panel.

If you have ANY QUESTIONS, please see Mrs. Murphy in the office.

Thank you

Have you. . .

Have you thanked a Teacher yet?

Did you know that this week is Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week?

Many of you have spent over 13 years in school (K-12) and are very eager to get started with the next chapter of your lives. Take a few moments to think of a teacher or teachers that have directly impacted your life. Now is the time to thank them!

Many teachers work ABOVE and BEYOND the typical 7:30am- 2:30pm workday- for FREE! They do it because they care about YOU and want to see you succeed.

Think of all the teachers that have stayed late after school to help you; arrived early in the morning to let you use a computer; or spent their ENTIRE Saturday to make sure you earned Saturday School credit.

Write a note, draw a picture, or just tell them a simple Thank You! You'd be surprised at how much your kind words and appreciation will mean to them.

Another Survey

Here is another one.

Segregation and Racism

Student Surveys

Hey seniors! A few of your peers need your help for their exhibition, so when you have time please answer the following surveys. They are really short and should take you no longer than 5 minutes.

Violent Video Games

Computer Technology Skills

Just an FYI the handouts you have revived on writing your essay has been posted. The link is over on the right side under "Important Links" or you can click here.

Thursday 4-29 REMINDER

Day 2: Thursday, April 29

ASVAB Testing 9:00am – 12:26pm PAT Abel Lopez Saul Chavez Jonathan Padilla Latycia Guyler Javier Robles Maria Miranda Carmen

Cal-SOAP College Advisement 9:15am – 10:00am 351 Vannya Velazquez Maria Torres Diana Valenzula Brenda Ortega Michael Jauregui Maria Garcia Taylor Bazley Flor Castro Rafael Uribe Samaria Price Elizabeth Kessler Abraham Escobedo

National University Presentation 10:00am – 11:15am Student Center Kevin Vargas

Scholarship Presentation 11:30am – 12:26pm Student Center Vannya Velazquez Maria Torres Diana Valenzula Brenda Ortega Michael Jauregui Maria Garcia Taylor Bazley Flor Castro Rafael Uribe Samaria Price Elizabeth Kessler Abraham Escobedo

MORE MONEY

I have application for another $2500 Scholarship.

Stop by the office. They are on the bookshelf next to my door.

Good Luck.

-

Essay Contest – Win a $2,500 scholarship

open to 11th and 12th graders in San Diego County

Your essay should thoughtfully answer any one of the following questions:

1) The state has frozen funding for social services for the poor, and San Diego County, unlike many other counties, has decided it’s not going to help bridge the gap. Do you agree with that decision? If so, what is your view on the level of social services the county should provide? If not, how should the county fund more social services?

2) Should the city of San Diego recycle sewage to buttress our supply of drinking water? San Diego is facing a long-term water shortage. There are efforts to conserve water, build seawater desalination plants and invest billions to shore up other sources. But the city has been reluctant to use sewage because of concerns about cost and the perception of drinking purified wastewater. Should the city continue studying this new source and implement it or not?

3) Was San Diego Unified School District right to not take part in the California application for Race to the Top? Race to the Top is a competition between states to get more federal stimulus money for schools by promising to do specific reforms that the Obama Administration wants, such as including student test scores as part of teachers' evaluations. San Diego Unified didn't participate in Race to the Top because it argued that it knew too little about what it would entail. Its elected leaders are also wary of some of the reforms.

Official Rules:

1) Essays must be original work, typed, 1,000 words or less and must be received on or before Friday, May 21, 2010.

2) To enter, students must live in San Diego County, be enrolled in an accredited high school in San Diego County, and be in 11th or 12th grade.

3) The student must write the essay and any quotations or copyrighted material must be identified properly.

4) Scholarships can be used for any college, university, or trade school.

5) Each student may only submit one essay.

6) Essays will be judged on insightfulness, supporting facts and evidence, development of ideas and style.

7) Submit your essay preferably via email to summer@voiceofsandiego.org. You will receive a confirmation of receipt within 24 hours. If you do not, contact the voice office at 619.325.0525. We will also accept essays by U.S. mail to voiceofsandiego.org Essay Contest, 2508 Historic Decatur Rd, Ste 120, San Diego, CA 92106.

8) Please be sure to include your name, address, phone number, school you attend, and grade level (11th or 12th) in the email or, if mailing, on a cover sheet. Please do not have that information on your actual essay, as essays will be reviewed and judged without identifying information.

Questions about the process of the essay contest should be sent to summer@voiceofsandiego.org. Questions or guidance about specific essays will not be answered. Winner will be notified by June 11, 2010 and the five finalist essays will be published on the voiceofsandiego.org website during the week of June 14th. Thank you for your participation.

Special thanks to Essay Contest Sponsors: Bob, Karen, and Heather Bowden

Thanks to a donation from Sylvan Learning of San Diego, the top 11th grade essay (or runner-up if an 11th grader wins the scholarship) will win a choice of an SAT prep seminar (value $895) or ACT prep seminar (value $795).

voiceofsandiego.org is a nonprofit, independent and insightful online news source focused on issues impacting the San Diego region. Our mission is to consistently deliver ground-breaking investigative journalism for the San Diego region, and to increase civic participation by giving citizens the knowledge and in-depth analysis necessary to become advocates for good government and social progress.

Rotary Scholarship $2500 Essay Contest

One talented student will win a $2,500 scholarship.

The popular voiceofsandiego.org Student Essay Contest is back for its second year. Open to 11th and 12th graders in San Diego County, this year's essays will address one of three local debates: the county's role in providing social services; whether the city of San Diego should invest in recycling sewage for drinking water; and whether the San Diego Unified School District's decision not to pursue federal "Race to the Top" funding was right. The deadline for submitting essays is Friday, May 21, 2010. Essays will be judged on insightfulness, supporting facts and evidence, development of ideas and style. For complete rules and instructions, here's our flyer. The winning essay writer will receive a $2,500 scholarship to the college of the student's choice. The 10 best essays will be published on the voiceofsandiego.org website in late June. Special thanks to Bob, Karen, and Heather Bowden for sponsoring this year's contest. And, thanks to a donation from Sylvan Learning of San Diego, the top 11th grade essay (or runner-up if an 11th grader wins the scholarship) will win a choice of an SAT prep seminar (which is worth $895) or ACT prep seminar (worth $795). Please take a moment to forward this message along to a student, teacher, or parent. We appreciate your help in spreading the word. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/app/pdf/VOSD%20Essay%20Contest.pdf

World Faire 2010 Bell Schedule

World Faire 2010 Bell Schedule

Friday, May 7, 2010

Business, SoComm, LEADS, International Studies, MVPA, Sci-Tech

Period Start Time End Time Duration

1 7:28 8:44 76 minutes

2 8:49 10:05 76 minutes

3 10:10 11:27 77 minutes

4 11:32 12:48 77 minutes

World Faire 12:49 2:24 95 minutes

· Please look out for more information on staff responsibilities during World Faire from

your principals.

· This is not a minimum day.

· All student and staff members are required to remain on campus until 2:24 PM.

· This bell schedule is being sent in advance so

Oscar Jimenez Scholarship Application

Gamma Zeta Alpha Latino Interest Fraternity Inc.

Oscar Jimenez Scholarship Application

San Diego State University; Zeta Chapter

GZA History

Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is a Latino interest fraternity which was founded in the fall of 1987 at California State University, Chico by fifteen young, diverse, and educated men that saw a need for an organization that would uphold brotherhood and facilitate their needs. Among those needs were the three principles that they shared in common. Those principles have become the foundation upon which this fraternity has grown upon: Academic Excellence, Community Service, and the promotion of the Latino Culture. Gamma Zeta Alpha was established for the purposes of uniting and directing all persons interested in promotion of the Latino culture and ethnic origins via community interaction and the educational system. Since then, chapters have been founded at San Jose State University, University of California at Berkeley, California State University at Northridge, California State University at Fresno, San Diego State University, University of California at Los Angeles, University of California at Davis, Stanford University, and University of California at Santa Barbara and more.

Zeta Chapter History

After experiencing the various degrees of fraternal organizations at San Diego State University, a group of dedicated men decided to gather other like-minded college students to address the reality and need of a different type of fraternity on our campus. As Latinos, we notice and value the comfort and support that can only come from strong family ties. Together, this group established the campus club “Raza Unida,” as the initial step to establishing a chapter of Gamma Zeta Alpha at SDSU.

The founding fathers not only noticed, but w ere concerned about the lack of community involvement and unity among the Latino population at SDSU and San Diego in general. Gamma Zeta Alpha, with its core principals of Academics, Brotherhood, Community Service and Maintenance of the Latino Culture, proved to be the best organization to help us develop, explore and execute our ideas and beliefs.

On May 31, 1997, they earned the privilege to establish and became the founding fathers of Gamma Zeta Alpha, Zeta Chapter, San Diego State University. Since then, our fraternity has established and maintained a level of professionalism and respect that is recognized throughout California. Whether we are encouraging each other towards graduation or supporting each other afterwards, all brothers of the Zeta Chapter are proud of what we started; and we will continue to be proud, thanks to the classes that will forever maintain, develop, and surpass our goals and achievements.

Oscar A. Jimenez

Oscar Jimenez was a Zeta Chapter Brother who lost his life on April 11, 2004 performing an act of heroism, while on active duty in Iraq. We have chosen to commemorate his life and the legacy he left us by offering scholarships to deserving students who exemplify the goals of our fraternity. The members of the Zeta Chapter at San Diego State University would like to encourage graduating under-represented minority high school seniors and community college transfer students to apply for this scholarship.

Gamma Zeta Alpha Latino Interest Fraternity Inc.

Oscar A. Jimenez Scholarship Application

Please read the general information and instructions before completing the application.

Responses to items must be typed.

Name: _________________________________ Date of Birth: _____________________

(Last) (First) (Middle)

Date of Birth: _____________________ Place of Birth:___________________________

Address: _______________________________ Home Phone #_____________________

City: ___________________________ State: _________________________ Zip:______

Sex: _________ Age: ________Email Address: _________________________________

Father’s Name________________________________

Occupation: __________________

Mother’s Name_______________________________

Occupation: __________________

Total Household Income: _______________________

Number of Dependents (Include Parents): _____

High School: ____________________________________________________________

City: ________________________ State: __________________________ Zip:_______

High School/ Junior College G.P.A.: ______________Graduation Date: _____________

College you will be attending: _________________________________________________

Class standing for Fall 2010: _________________________________________________

Are you going to be a full time student: _______________________________________

Tentative Major: __________________________________________________________

Tentative Minor: _________________________________________________________

Have you applied to any other scholarships, if yes please name them:

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

If more space is needed, please attach extra pages.

ELIGIBILITY

Ø Applicant must be Male

Ø Applicant must be planning to attend San Diego State University.

Ø Applicant must be a full time student carrying a minimum of 12 units by Fall 2010.

Ø Applicant must be a graduating high school senior or transfer student and have maintained a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.0 or better.

PERSONAL STATEMENT:

Please enclose with this application a statement of 2-3 pages in which you must address the following:

Ø Why do you feel you deserve the scholarship?

Ø How has being a Chicano/Latino impacted you in pursuing a higher education and what struggles have you encountered and overcame to sustain your achievements?

Ø List your personal goals and how will your education benefit the Chicano/Latino Community.

Ø Describe your financial situation at home and how do you think this scholarship award will ease your family financial needs

Please mail your application to:

Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity Inc.

Scholarship Committee

5814 College Avenue

San Diego, CA 92120

APPLICATION CHECKLIST

In your envelope that is being mailed to Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity Inc, did you remember to?

A. Complete the Applicant Information Section

B. Complete Personal Statement Essay

C. Copy of Acceptance Letter to San Diego State University

D. Copy of Official High School or Community College Transcript

E. Self Addressed Stamped Envelope

F. Sign your application

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY: Thursday, May 6th, 2010

If awarded, you will receive a phone call from the Scholarship Committee notifying you of the Award.

CERTIFICATION:

I certify that all the information entered on this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that this information will be reviewed only by the members of Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity Inc. Scholarship Committee to determine whom the award will go to.

Print name:___________________________________Date:__________________

Signature: ________________________________________

Summer School Applications

Please announce to your Advisories (and not before as we won’t be ready for kids to storm the office until tomorrow):

Summer School applications are In!

· Dates: Monday, June 28^th-Friday, August 6^th (6 weeks total) from 8am-12pm.

· It will be held here on campus at SDHS

· 2 credits total (two classes) can be made up

· English, History, Math and Science classes can be made up. ONLY if a student has received a D or F grade

· CAHSEE Prep classes offered(student can take this class without having failed and receive credit)

· ESL classes offered as well for those who qualify

****Applications are available in the office (on Murphy and Zanini’s doors). They MUST be turned in with a parent signature by Friday, June 4^th to qualify. STUDENT IS ONLY TO FILL OUT THEIR NAME AND CONTACT INFORMATION. MS. ZANINI OR MRS. MURPHY WILL FILL OUT THE CLASSES THEY NEED!