Weekly Announcements (February 29-March 4):
Quote of the Week: “It is not that I’m so smart. But I stay with the questions much longer.” ~ Albert Einstein
Coordinator’s Message: Though we teachers in CORE believe learning is more important than grades, I want to congratulate the 126 Corebabies who received Straight A’s first semester. This is an outstanding achievement and deserves recognition. We will honor these students on Tuesday @ Nutrition, otherwise known as “Straight-A Cupcake Day.” Congratulations to…
JOSEPH ABDELMALEK CELESTE ADLER HAAZIM AMIRALI SPENCER BECK PAIGE BEFELER NATHAN BLAIR MARIAM BOTROS OLIVIA CAMPBELL TUULIA CANDIDO AIDAN CAPLAN DORI-TAYLOR CARTER ROBERT CERDA ALICIA CERNA KATHRYN CHEN MAGGIE CHEN SOMA CHU MEGAN CHU MILES COHEN AIDAN COLE KAETLYN CONOLLY MICHAELA DANO GRIFFIN DEBONIS ETHAN DO KATHERINE DORINSON KATHLYN DOROSKI SARAH EDWARDS ABIGAIL ENDLER JOANNE GARCIA KARUNESH GAUTAM DANIEL GETTER CASSIDY GILBERT COURTNEY GIBERT TAMMY GOROKHOV MOLLIE GRUBMAN CHRISTINE GU KRISTEN HANSON RACHEL HARRIS ISABELLA HAUPTMAN PENELOPE HERNANDEZ IRIS HO BRITTANY HONIG COLE HORVITZ KEOLEIHI HOWE ELIZABETH HURSH SARRAH HUSSAIN ELLIOTT HYON LAUREN ISAGHOLIAN MEGAN ISAGHOLIAN NICOLE ISAGHOLIAN HAESUNG JEE ISAIJAH JOHNSON HANSOL JUNG TIFFANY KANG LEILA KATIBAH ARPINE KILINYAN MATTHEW KIM NATHAN KIM MEESUE KIM REBEKAH KIM JAMES KING EMILY KOCIS ALEXANDRA KOPATSIS CARLY KRAEMER JOSEPH KWOK CAROL LAI DIANE LAM CAMERON LAMBERT HARPER LAMBERT LESLIE LE JASON LEE BREANA LEE CADE LIBERTY DEANNA LINCK REBECCA LINCK ALLAN LOPEZ JOSEPH LOU REUBEN LUERA KATHRYN LYON LILIANA MAGNANIMO SARA MARCUS ZOE MARK JACOB MARKS CHRISTOPHER MEANY GRACE MEKRUT DANIEL MENEGAZ JESSICA MINDEL SOFIA MONTRONE PABLO MOORADIAN ZACHARY MOSS MARY MURADYANTS ALISA NAKAMURA SHILPA NATH ERIC NEUBAUER VICKERS ANNA NEUBAUER VICKERS JARED NGAO LAURA NGUYEN JUSTIN NGUYEN MATTHEW NISSEN DEVON O’CONNELL CONNOR OSWALT KEVIN PHAN KELLY PINEDA MAYUMI PITRAT ALONDRA PRADO GYAN PRAYAGA ALLISON ROME LESLIE ROMERO ALAN SAN DIEGO NATALIE SANDOVAL LUIGI SARRACINO SAMANTHA SCHWARTZ CAITLIN SERNA NATHEN SHIN GAYANE SHIRAZYAN RONIT SHOLKOFF ABRAHAM SILBERT NATALIE SILVERSTEIN KATHERINE SIRCA STEPHEN STEINBERG SARAH VARGAS JULIE WANG TALIA WENGER MORGAN WESPISER KIRA WIDRAN JOVAUN WILLIAMS MARENA WISA WASEF ERIKA WU CHRISTOPHER YOO
Open House: We would like to cordially invite your parents to come out Thursday, March 3rd at 6:00 pm for Open House. The night is organized by periods like Back-to-School Night, so you will follow our child’s schedule. CORE teachers will be presenting in the following places. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be time to discuss grades. Feel free to email your child’s teachers if you have questions or concerns.
9th Grade CORE (Please go during your child’s CORE Block!)
CORE 1/2:
- For parents of students with Del Pino period 1 or 2, go to E6 for Per. 1
- For parents of students with Pariser period 1 or 2, go to E2 for Per. 1
CORE 3/4:
- For parents of students with 3/4 CORE, go to E2 for Per. 3
CORE 5/6:
- For parents of students with 5/6 CORE, go to E2 for Per. 5
10th Grade CORE (Please go during your child’s CORE Block!)
CORE 1/2: Library
CORE 3/4: Library
CORE 5/6: Library
11th Grade CORE (Please go during your child’s CORE Block!)
Per. 3/4: MPR
12th Grade CORE
Peroff, D1, Per. 6 (AP English)
Posito, D5, Per. 2, 5 (AP English)
Williams, E10, Per. 0, 1 (AP English)
Firestein, A1, Per. 1 – 4 (Digital Humanities, AP English)
Prato, A1, Per. 4 – 6 (Digital Humanities)
Linn, E1, Per. 1 – 3 (Philosophy)
Cecil, E1, Per. 1 – 3 (Social Institutions)
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AN OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY FOR SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS!: Attention sophomores and juniors, Stanford University hosts a summer institute for high school students interested in the Humanities. It is a great opportunity to showcase your critical thinking skills and terrific foundation in the Humanities. The online application deadline is March 2nd. Go HERE for information and to apply. Financial aid is available. You are qualified for this program; don’t let the opportunity slip away!
RED SALE: Monday is the last day to receive $5.00 off of all red COREture! Come to the Magnet Office or go to corestore.corebaby.org to to get your red COREture and accessories at a RED-uced price!
Early Dismissal Tuesday: The next early dismissal this Tuesday, March 9th. Please plan accordingly.
Countdown to COREchella: The Countdown to COREchella is on, and things are heating up! Go to the official COREchella website, www.corechella.corebaby.org to vote for this year’s COREchella design. And don’t forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for exclusive sneak peaks and your chance to win a ticket to hottest benefit concert of all time!
We Need You!: Students, please help us make this year’s COREchella the most successful yet! Secure donation items for the Silent Auction and/or sponsorships from family members and local businesses. Letters and donation/sponsorship forms are available @ corechella.corebaby.org or in the Magnet Office! Items for the Silent Auction must be turned in by April 1, 2016, so we have time to process them.
Math Tutoring Club: Do you need some extra assistance with Math? Go to G8 at lunch on Mondays for peer assistance.
Congratulations Cleveland!: I want to take this opportunity to congratulate our outstanding Academic Decathlon team who placed tenth in the LAUSD competition and is headed to the State Championship in March! Cleveland won several awards including the Dr. Alfonso Perez Award, the Most Improved Award LAUSD, Most Improved Award for Conference 5, and a bronze medal for Conference 5! LAUSD is the most competitive district in the country with the national champions coming from the West Valley every year. And now, Cleveland is at the top of the list. Congratulations Aca Deca!
In addition, our Speech and Debate team is on fire. At the last Tri-Country Forensics League Open tournament, Daniel Getter and Kaetlyn Conolly won 1st place in Duo Interpretation; Molly Schiffer won 4th place in Impromptu Speaking (out of 115 competitors!); Morgan Knight won a certificates in both Spontaneous Argumentation and Impromptu Speaking; Natalie Baber won a certificate in Spontaneous Argumentation; and Edgar Tumbokon won a certificate in Spontaneous Argumentation. They too are preparing for the State Championship on April 15th. Congratulations Speech and Debate!
I would also like to congratulate Ben Adelstein, who went undefeated in the Vex Robotics Competition. As a result of his unprecedented win, Ben will be traveling to Iowa for the US Open Robotics Championship! Way to go Ben!
Congratulations scholars…you make us so proud!
Flu Season: Staying healthy this flu season is particularly important to all of us, especially me! Please do your part to keep yourself and our community healthy by doing the following:
- If you are sick with flu-like illness, fever or feeling feverish/chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, fatigue (tiredness), vomiting and diarrhea, please stay home.
- The CDC recommends that you stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone except to get medical care or for other necessities. (Your fever should be gone without the use of a fever-reducing medicine.)
- While sick, limit contact with others as much as possible to keep from infecting them. Please avoid the Magnet Office if this is the case.
- Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it.
- Wash your hands often with soap and water. If soap and water are not available, use alcohol-based hand wipes. In fact, keep them in your back pack.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. Germs spread this way.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that may be contaminated with germs like the flu.
- The CDC strongly recommends getting a flu shot, if possible.
- Also, please avoid the Magnet Office if you are sick. Thank you!
Writer’s Block: Cleveland High School’s “Writer’s Block” is seeking art submissions for their Spring issue. Send their submissions to thewritersblockcleveland@gmail.com or bring them to F5.
Le Sabre Online: Did you know you can read our school newspaper online? Go to www.lesabre.org to see what our fabulous journalism staff has to say about what’s happening in the world and on our campus.
Book Bundles: There are still 9th, 11th, and 12th grade Book Bundles available. Having your own copy of the books we are using is an invaluable tool and all proceeds go back to the program. Come to the Magnet Office for an order form.
Spirit Fridays!: Remember to wear your CORE t-shirt (or any Cleveland t-shirt) for a chance to win a gift card to iTunes!
COREdinators: Want to be a part of COREchella 2016? Do you have ideas about how to make CORE even better? Are you a freshman looking for ways to be active in your school community? Then join COREdinators, Fridays at lunch in E10!
Corebaby Email: Be sure to check your Corebaby email address EVERYDAY for important updates! If you use another email address as your primary email address, you can forward your Corebaby emails to that address so that you don’t miss anything! See Mr. Saavedra if you have questions.
Forgot Your Corebaby Email Password?: You can retrieve it, but it will cost you a dollar. Go to Mr. Saavedra in E7 for information, but don’t go empty-handed.
Cavalier News: Have you seen Cleveland’s new website? Go to www.clevelandhs.org to check it and get important schoolwide info!
Important College News for All: Have you visited the Career and College Office website? It is an incredibly useful resource as you begin the college admissions journey in the ninth grade. Be sure to bookmark the calendar as there are important dates to note. Go to https://www.careerandcollegeoffice.org/ to check it out.
Clean Up After Yourselves: Please do your part to keep your learning environment and other areas on campus clean. Pick up your trash, recycle where possible, and remind your friends to do the same! I do not want see your trash left on the floors for someone else to clean up. Thank you!
Got Suggestions???: As we continue the 2015-2016 school year, we want to hear from you! What suggestions do have for improving the program? Go to the Home Page, Resources (Upper right-hand corner), and click the icon to submit your suggestions.
(Coordinator’s Corner last updated February 28, 2016 @ 5:00 PM by Ms. Macon)