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Carlmont High School
Student Bulletin
May 8, 2008

IMPORTANT INFO

Administration has notified all teachers that temporary ID's will not be issued after 2nd period.  Please make sure you have your ID and lanyard (around the neck).  Do not come to the office for a temporary ID after 2nd period. – Gordon

PERFORMING ARTS

Please pick up an information sheet from Ms. Secrist if you're interested in auditioning for Intermediate or Advanced Dance for the 2008-09 school year.  The completed sheet needs to be returned no later than 7* Wednesday May 22nd 2008.  Auditions for incoming freshman will be held Thursday May 22nd from 4pm-7pm and for current students, Friday May 23rd from 4pm - 7pm in the dance studio. – Secrist

CLUBS AND PROGRAMS

The math student of the month pictures will be taken in room E-11 at the beginning of lunch. - Tsuchiyama

One Giants ticket = $22.  Garlic Fries and a soda = $10.  Spending a Friday Night with Mr. Raffa - PRICELESS!!  Buy tickets TODAY for TOMORROW'S GIANT'S GAME vs. the Phillies.  Tickets are $22 and are available in the Guidance Office from Ms. DePaoli or room D21 from Ms. McKee. – McKee

Hey Carlmont...it's Thursday. That means it's time to recycle.   Help keep our earth green! – Fishtrom

Watch out Carlmont, there’s a new dance team! Tryouts for the dance team HYPE! What kind of dance? Hip hop! Tryouts are May 14th and the 15th from 3:30 to 5:00 in the dance studio! Come show off your skills and bring the hype! – Sagi

CLASS INFO

Senior Service Seals.  If you want a Gold, Silver, or Bronze seal on your diploma, you need to turn in your Service Seal form to Mr. Kelly by next Friday, May 9.  If you have lost the form from your Social Studies class, you can download one from the Carlmont Website.  - Kelly

Senior Picnic.  Are you going to the Senior Picnic?  Water slides...a lake....grass area...beach....  If you want to go, you need to turn in your permission slip (from Social Studies class or online) with $15.00 to Mr. Kelly by May 14. - Kelly

Senior Takeover Day.  If you want to take over a teacher or staff member's job for a day, May 21, talk to that person.  If they agree, tell them to email Mr. Kelly - Kelly

Seniors and Parents of Seniors.  Check the Carlmont website for all information on Senior Activities for the rest of the year including Graduation information, Senior Picnic, Baccalaureate, Service Seal Points, Senior Takeover Day, and Senior Finals.  It's all there!  Go to carlmont.seq.org for everything you need to know about Senior Activities. - Kelly

 
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Faculty: The Carlmont Difference! Print E-mail
Our teaching staff is an exciting blend of veteran educators and relatively new teachers. Experienced teachers offer a mentor program for all new teachers. This partnership has been a great way to balance proven teaching methods with fresh teaching theories and practice.

 Carlmont high school attracts some of the most sought-after teachers in the Bay Area

  • 20% of our faculty has over 20 years teaching experience
  • 30% has 10-20 years teaching experience
  • 20% has 5-9 years teaching experience; and
  • 30% has 4 years or less.

 

Qualified:

Top pay attracts top teachers. The Sequoia Union High School District offers among the highest teacher salaries in the Bay Area, making us attractive to the most sought-after teachers. All teachers have teaching credentials, and nine out of ten have a "single subject credential," signifying mastery of the subject they teach. In addition to a Bachelor's Degree, over half of Carlmont's teachers have earned graduate degrees. Carlmont's teachers exemplify lifelong learning by taking continuous education and graduate-level classes as well as by taking advantage of opportunities available through teacher associations. They also supplement their education with study trips, including foreign travel for advanced study in subjects such as language, film, and literature.

Available:

Over 90% of our teachers spend lunchtime in their classrooms to offer one-on-one tutoring and often are available before and after school. All teachers have voice mail/e-mail and can be reachers through our innovative teacher, student and communication portal "Communicado"

 Seving Students:

  • 4 Administrators
  • 91 Classroom Teachers
  • 8 Special Education Teachers
  • 1 Librarian
  • 4 Guidance Advisors
  • 1 College and Career Specialist
  • 2 Psychologists/Therapists
  • 1 Health Aide
  • 2 Speech and Hearing Specialists
  • 1 Student Support Specialist

Administrative Leadership:

According to the 2000 regional Accreditation Team Evaluation, "The leadership of the Principal and the decisive nature of her actions has rejuvenated a certain spirit, integrity and camaraderie at Carlmont." Andrea Jenoff brings to Carlmont 12 years of high school administrative experience, and 14 years of teaching experience. She holds four Master's Degrees: English, Art, Secondary Education and Administrative Education. In 2005, Ms. Jenoff was selected as a San Mateo County Women's Hall of Fame Honoree for the innovative programs she has developed and implemented at Carlmont. Carlmont High School is fortunate to have the same Principal, two Administrative Vice Principals, and Instructional Vice Principal in place for the past four years.

Awards and Recognition:

  •  Michelle McKee: Sequoia Union High School District Teacher of the Year, 2005
  • Tina Doss: San Mateo County Teacher of the Year, 2004; California League of High School Educators, Region 4, Outstanding Educator of the Year, 2004
  • Robert Tsychiyama: Sequoia Union High School District Teacher of the Year, 2001; Radio Shack Teacher Award; University of California Recognition for Excellence in Teaching
  • Ed Cotter and Karen Reynolds: Toyota Teaching Scholarship (trip to Japan)
  • Gail Langkisch and Joseph Hill: National Endowment for the Humanities Scholarship
  • Tom Moore: California Technology Assistance Project Grant (CTAP)
  • Vera Jacobson: International Greek Festival for Theater Educators/Actors-Cyprus

 
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