2/11/21

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Presidents' Day


There are no high school or college classes and our office will be closed on Friday 2/12 as well as Presidents' Day Monday 2/15.   We return to classes on Tuesday 2/16 on our 6 period day schedule.  Students with time conflicts with their high school and college classes need to let their high school teachers know and attend the college class sessions.  




RHS Sports


Sports have started back up.  Please see the letter with important information about RHS sports from Principal Isadore (it was shared with all students earlier today).

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y-cfKQ_lFaxCG5LQhH6y9ihWUYIkphTYk8v844GTSbw/edit?usp=sharing


Cross Country, Boys Golf, and Girls Tennis start right away.  Other sports are starting conditioning very soon.


As a reminder, before any students can start a sport or conditioning they need to have their sports paperwork completed and submitted to athleticclearance.com


Please contact Athletic Director Tracy Cordes for additional sports information at tracyC@fsusd.org.





Class of 2021 Senior Information


Hey Seniors-

I typically do not like to send too many emails out to you all in one week, however I have been receiving and posting a lot of information and I want to make sure that you all are getting everything. See below for all updates happening now...

  • SCC(Solano Community College Financial Aid Workshop : If you need assistance with filling out your FAFSA application, feel free to join. Google meeting link: meet.google.com/vvp-soxv-jop. Also see the attached flyer for more details and information about the workshop. 
  • If you are unable to make the SCC Financial Aid workshop today, the College and Career Department will be offering another workshop on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 from 4-6pm. For this workshop we are requiring all students to fill out the pre registration form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yqqHvcU3ucolXuPgvVJkAXux2iQeWQng7wJM6wdUOAo/edit. Once you complete the form, you will receive the Zoom meet link. 
  • If you are interested in SCC in the Fall 2021 we will be offering a Application workshop also on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 from 1-2pm to help students to fill out the application (ECHS students who plan to continue at SCC after high school need to reapply as an adult student to make sure to get priority registration).  To participate in this workshop we are also requiring all students to fill out the application workshop pre registration form here:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hc-oHeJSNOPUjSe04tkMkdFuciPvNn3j5ZZji1UvY4E/edit
  • Scholarship Opportunities: North Wind Quilters Guild: Local HS Seniors in Solano County; offering two(2) $ 500 scholarships; qualifying majors include the following; graphic arts, design arts, illustration, fashion design, interior design, photography, film, or architecture; the DEADLINE to apply in Monday, March 15, 2021; for more information visit nwgscholarship@gmail.com
  • 2021 Theta Pi Chapter Omega Psi Pi Fraternity Scholarship: The completed scholarship application packet must be postmarked by Thursday, April 15, 2021. Hand-delivered applications will NOT be accepted. For more information and details visit the website here: https://thetapiques.clubexpress.com. 
  • ASSIST-A-GRAD: Information will be sent to all Seniors this Thursday via email and will also be posted in the College and Career Activities & Resource Hub 44fnpqp. The application will open up next week. To review the scholarship guide visit assist-a-grad.org. 

If you have any questions about the information posted above, please feel free to reach out to me at danicam@fsusd.org. 

All the best,

Miss. D-CCT



Student of the Week



The ECHS Student of the Week is 12th grader Nhu Hin!  Nhu has done an excellent job in the ECHS program!  She is taking Abnormal Psychology, Developmental Psychology and Women's History.  After high school she plans to further study Psychology.  So far she has been accepted into CSU Fullerton and is waiting to hear back from a couple more CSUs and UCs.  She is the Vice President of National Honor Society, a member of Senior Class Club, and a student ambassador for GenUp Fairfield-Suisun.  She was one of the captains on the RHS badminton team and placed at Sections her sophomore year.  We are so proud of Nhu for what she has achieved in the ECHS program!




Student Leader Opportunity


 

High school students can apply now for the Ed100 Academy for Student Leaders. This unique initiative connects students from all over the state to learn about our K-12 education system and how to become effective advocates for their schools. Students who apply by the February 14 early application deadline will attend free. This year's conference will take place online from June 21-23.

 

Every high school should be represented by at least one freshman, one sophomore, and one junior. Go here for more information including how to nominate students to apply.





Care Solace


If you or a family member is experiencing anxiety, stress, depression, substance abuse, or other mental health conditions, you can use Care Solace for expert help in navigating the mental health care system.  

Click here for more information:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11d1M_M69vVCkMn9YvuNawCfxFXrGBqm_/view?usp=sharing





Academic Decathlon


Congratulations to the 2020-2021 Decathletes!  This year was like no other year before.  All portions of the competition took place online and decathletes even learned about a new video platform while doing their speeches and interviews.  Mrs. Freitas and I are so proud of everyone.  RHS/ECHS took 6th place overall again and several of our decathletes received medals for individual events.  We'd like to give a big shout-out to the following:
   
Jack Flynn - Gold: essay, social science & highest scoring overall in the 11th-grade varsity category and Bronze: economics
Chloe Woods - Gold: science
Angelo Velasco - Bronze: social science
Max Gonzalez-Barba - Gold: speech
Bria Smith - Silver: highest scoring overall in the 10th-grade scholastic category

Way to go ECHS Aca Deca!  Pegasi fly high!

--

Pam Williamson 
Early College High School History Teacher
   & Department Chair
National Board Certified Teacher
Classroom 1626


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