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- Emergency Communication Protocols | Harbor High School
Protocolos de comunicación de emergencia Cómo nos comunicaremos en caso de una emergencia: En caso de un desastre natural o provocado por el hombre mientras su hijo está en la escuela, la Escuela y el Distrito se comunicarán con usted de varias maneras a través de nuestro Sistema de Información Estudiantil. Utilizaremos nuestro servicio de emergencia para enviar un mensaje de texto, de voz y de correo electrónico a los números de teléfono y correo electrónico que tenemos en el archivo. También publicaremos actualizaciones en los sitios web de nuestra escuela y distrito tan a menudo como podamos y trabajaremos con nuestras estaciones de radio y televisión locales. Desastres naturales como un tsunami, un terremoto o un incendio: Contamos con planes de evacuación en caso de que necesitemos evacuar un sitio escolar. Trabajamos con nuestras otras escuelas, otros distritos en nuestro condado, nuestra ciudad y los funcionarios del condado, así como con las fuerzas del orden público para garantizar una reubicación segura de los estudiantes y el personal. Nos comunicaremos con los padres donde recoger a sus hijos. Nuestros procedimientos para dar de alta a los estudiantes Para estudiantes mayores de 14 años, revisaremos su Tarjeta de Emergencia. Si el padre ha marcado la casilla que dice que podemos dejarlos ir en caso de una emergencia, los dejaremos ir a casa. Si el padre no ha marcado la casilla que dice que podemos dejar salir a su hijo, mantendremos a los estudiantes en el campus o en el sitio de evacuación hasta que llegue alguien que figura en su tarjeta de emergencia. Verificaremos una identificación con foto para hacer coincidir al estudiante con una persona en su tarjeta de emergencia. Para los estudiantes menores de 14 años, mantendremos a los estudiantes en el campus o en el sitio de evacuación hasta que llegue alguien que figura en su tarjeta de emergencia. Verificaremos una identificación con foto para hacer coincidir al estudiante con una persona en su tarjeta de emergencia. Procedimientos de BLOQUEO Practicamos y estamos preparados para cerrar nuestra escuela por las siguientes razones: " REFUGIO EN EL LUGAR " El refugio en el lugar se usa cuando tenemos un evento atmosférico como un clima severo o un derrame químico en las cercanías de la escuela. Sellamos puertas y ventanas y apagamos el sistema HVAC. Continuamos enseñando como de costumbre y nadie puede entrar o salir del edificio. " BLOQUEO " Cerramos nuestra escuela cuando lo solicita la policía local. Por lo general, esto se debe a la actividad policial en el vecindario de nuestra escuela. Queremos mantener a todos seguros y fuera del camino. La enseñanza continúa como de costumbre. Nadie puede salir o entrar al edificio. " CÓDIGO ROJO BLOQUEO " Un cierre de código rojo significa que tenemos una emergencia que amenaza la vida en nuestro campus. Cerramos de inmediato. Apagamos las luces. Construimos barricadas interiores en nuestras aulas. Permanecemos en silencio. Esperamos más instrucciones de las fuerzas del orden. Si un miembro del personal o un estudiante se queda afuera durante un Código Rojo, se les indica que huyan del campus si pueden o se escondan lo mejor que puedan. No abriremos nuestras puertas a nadie excepto a las fuerzas del orden. Durante un encierro, pedimos a los padres que permanezcan en casa y esperen más instrucciones que enviaremos a través de nuestro servicio de emergencia y nuestros sitios web. Nos comunicaremos con usted cuándo y dónde saldrán los estudiantes. No podremos dejar salir a los estudiantes durante un encierro y los padres no podrán ingresar al campus. Necesitamos nuestros caminos despejados para nuestros socorristas.
- AVID | Harbor High School
Avid What is Avid? AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is an internationally recognized program designed to prepare students for success in colleges and universities. AVID students enroll in college preparatory classes and in an AVID elective class. The AVID curriculum focuses on developing the study skills and academic skills necessary for success in high school and beyond. The Harbor High School AVID program offers college preparatory activities, skill development, career building, personal mentoring, and group tutoring. Who can be in AVID? Students who are in AVID: Want to be in the program Have the potential and the desire to go to college Are serious about succeeding in school Possess individual determination and a sense of responsibility Have a 2.0-3.5 GPA Have good attendance Have a good behavior record Have average to high standardized test scores AVID students have a very high success rate . Overall, they perform better in school and are accepted to more colleges and universities. Just look at the data: How do I enroll in AVID? Talk to your counselor! What will I do in an AVID class? Talk to your counselor! Skill Development: You will practice skills such as note taking, organization, time management, and test-taking. You will also improve academic skills in the following areas: reading, writing, public speaking, and critical thinking. College Preparatory Activities: You will learn about a variety of colleges and universities through guest speakers, field trips, and research. You will also learn about the requirements for getting into specific colleges and universities. Personal Mentoring: Your AVID teacher will monitor your progress and help you set future goals at individual conferences. Your AVID teacher will also communicate with your other teachers and act as an advocate on your behalf. Tutoring: Twice weekly, you will work in tutorial groups with a college or student-trained tutor to go over difficult material and study for tests. Career Building: You will explore career options through research to determine what education level is required for specific careers. Regular guest speakers will share their professional experiences and careers with the class. Classroom Community: You will participate in many community building activities with you classmates, where hopefully, you will build strong relationships and learn to trust each other. You will have the opportunity to improve your interpersonal, communication and leadership skills.
- College Applications | Harbor High School
College Planning: Scholarships Choosing Colleges Exams Financial Aid Elegir una universidad Hay muchas opciones, muchos caminos por recorrer. Intentaremos que sea manejable para empezar:
- Math | Harbor High School
Descripciones de cursos de matemáticas MATEMÁTICAS INTEGRADAS 1 Grado: 9-12 Duración: Año Créditos: 5 Repetir: No Cumple con los requisitos: Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito: Preparación para Álgebra o recomendación del maestro Descripción del curso: Este curso está diseñado para cumplir con los requisitos del estado de California para Matemáticas integradas 1. Es el primero de tres cursos de matemáticas requeridos para ingresar a la universidad. El contenido del curso incluye: funciones; álgebra; geometría; Estadísticas; probabilidad; Matemáticas discretas; medición; número; lógica; y lenguaje El curso enfatiza el razonamiento matemático, la resolución de problemas y la comunicación a través de la integración de varios aspectos, conexiones con otras áreas temáticas y aplicaciones de la vida real, uso de tecnología y actividades exploratorias y grupales. El curso enfatiza el álgebra. MATEMÁTICAS INTEGRADAS 2 Grado: 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : Matemáticas Integradas 1 o recomendación del maestro Descripción del curso: Este curso está diseñado para cumplir con los requisitos del estado de California para Matemáticas integradas 2. Es el segundo de tres cursos de matemáticas requeridos para ingresar a la universidad. El contenido del curso amplía el contenido matemático y las técnicas del Curso de Matemáticas Integradas I. Además de un mayor desarrollo de las líneas con conexiones y aplicaciones, este curso enfatiza ideas unificadoras como el modelado y la argumentación matemática, la variación, el pensamiento algorítmico y las representaciones múltiples. El curso enfatiza la geometría. MATEMÁTICAS INTEGRADAS 3 Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : Matemáticas integradas 2 o recomendación del maestro Descripción del curso : este curso está diseñado para cumplir con los requisitos del estado de California para Matemáticas integradas 3. Es el tercero de tres cursos de matemáticas requeridos para ingresar a la universidad. El contenido del curso amplía el contenido matemático y las técnicas del Curso II. Las conexiones entre los hilos y las ideas unificadoras continúan prestando atención a la profundidad de la comprensión. Los estudiantes que completan con éxito el Curso III están preparados para cursos de precálculo o matemáticas alternativas que enfatizan las aplicaciones del mundo real en las ciencias sociales o ciencias físicas y de la vida. El curso enfatiza álgebra avanzada y trigonometría. ÁLGEBRA 1 y ÁLGEBRA PROTEGIDA 1* Grado : 9-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : preparación para álgebra o recomendación del maestro Descripción del curso : este curso está diseñado para cumplir con los requisitos del estado de California para Álgebra 1. Sus temas incluyen operaciones de números reales, ecuaciones y sus aplicaciones, gráficos, sistemas de ecuaciones, exponentes y radicales, polinomios y factorización, funciones y ecuaciones cuadráticas, expresiones Los estudiantes deben aprobar Álgebra 1 (o su equivalente en Álgebra 2) para graduarse. GEOMETRÍA* Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : "C" o mejor Álgebra 1 Descripción del curso : La geometría está diseñada para estudiantes que han completado Álgebra I. El contenido incluye términos indefinidos y definidos, razonamiento deductivo versus razonamiento inductivo, líneas perpendiculares, líneas paralelas, planos paralelos, triángulos componentes, polígonos similares, círculos, arcos, ángulos, construcciones , lugares geométricos, geometría de coordenadas, áreas y volúmenes de figuras geométricas, gráficos y trigonometría básica de triángulos rectángulos. Tanto las demostraciones como las aplicaciones prácticas se estudiarán con respecto a los temas anteriores. GEOMETRÍA INTENSIVA* Grado : 9-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : "B" o mejor en Álgebra I. Los estudiantes de primer año deben tener una puntuación excelente en el examen de ubicación de SHS, así como la recomendación de un maestro y un GPA satisfactorio. Descripción del curso : este curso estudiará pruebas y aplicaciones de relaciones de ángulos, líneas perpendiculares, líneas y planos paralelos, componentes de triángulos, polígonos similares, construcciones, lugares geométricos, geometría de coordenadas, áreas y volúmenes. También se pueden introducir la trigonometría y la lógica simbólica. Recomendado para estudiantes de matemáticas y ciencias físicas. ÁLGEBRA 2* Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : Una "C" o mejor en Álgebra y Geometría Descripción del curso : este curso está diseñado para estudiantes que se preparan para la universidad y desean continuar sus estudios de álgebra pero que no tienen la intención de obtener una especialización en matemáticas o ciencias físicas. Los temas de estudio incluyen sistemas de números, polinomios y expresiones racionales, ecuaciones y desigualdades lineales, geometría coordinada, relaciones y funciones, funciones cuadráticas, secciones cónicas y trigonometría. Se pueden incluir secuencias y series si el tiempo lo permite. ÁLGEBRA INTENSIVA 2* Grado : 9-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c Prerrequisito : recomendación previa del maestro. Los estudiantes de primer año deben tener un puntaje excelente en la prueba de ubicación de SHS, un GPA satisfactorio y una recomendación del maestro. Descripción del curso : este curso está abierto a estudiantes de primer año con un historial excepcionalmente sólido de alto rendimiento en matemáticas que también están motivados para acelerar su educación en matemáticas. Los temas incluirán sistemas de números, polinomios, expresiones racionales, ecuaciones y desigualdades lineales, geometría coordinada, relaciones y funciones, funciones cuadráticas, sistemas de oraciones, exponentes reales, funciones logarítmicas, secciones cónicas, secuencias y series. También puede incluir probabilidad, estadística, trigonometría, matrices, determinantes y vectores. Recomendado para estudiantes de matemáticas y ciencias. En este curso se requiere mucha autodisciplina. PRECÁLCULO/GEOMETRÍA ANALÍTICA* Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c, g Prerrequisito : "C" en Alg 2 o Intensive Alg 2 o recomendación previa del maestro Descripción del curso : Este curso estudia los temas de álgebra avanzada necesarios para el cálculo. Los temas incluirán números reales y complejos, funciones, gráficos, polinomios y funciones racionales, funciones exponenciales y logarítmicas, funciones trigonométricas, cónicas, sistemas de ecuaciones, secuencias y series, y una introducción al cálculo. PRECÁLCULO/GEOMETRÍA ANALÍTICA (Honores) Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c, g Prerrequisito : recomendación previa del maestro Descripción del curso : Este es un curso muy desafiante y de ritmo rápido con mayor énfasis en una introducción al cálculo. CÁLCULO AP (B/C) Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c, g Prerrequisito : Aprobar ambos semestres de Precálculo o Precálculo de honor Descripción del curso : AP Calculus es un curso de cálculo de nivel universitario destinado a aquellos que deseen continuar con el trabajo avanzado en matemáticas, ciencias, ingeniería o negocios a nivel universitario. El contenido del curso y las expectativas se ajustarán al plan de estudios BC de Cálculo de Colocación Avanzada como se describe en el libro "bellota" actual de College Board. Estos temas incluyen: funciones y gráficos; derivados (concepto de derivado, técnicas para encontrar derivados y aplicación de derivados); integrales (interpretaciones aplicaciones de integrales, aplicaciones de integral, técnicas de antidiferenciación); aproximaciones de polinomios y aeries. Se espera que los estudiantes tomen el examen AP Calculus BC en mayo ESTADÍSTICAS AP Grado : 10-12 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS, para UC/CSU, c, g Prerrequisito : Álgebra 2 con una calificación de A o B en ambos términos o consentimiento del instructor Descripción del curso : El propósito de este curso es presentar a los estudiantes los principales conceptos y herramientas para recopilar, analizar y sacar conclusiones de los datos. Los estudiantes están expuestos a cuatro temas conceptuales amplios: Exploración de datos: descripción de patrones y desviaciones de patrones Muestreo y experimentación: planificación y realización de un estudio Anticipación de patrones: exploración de fenómenos aleatorios mediante probabilidad y simulación Inferencia estadística: estimación de parámetros de población y prueba de hipótesis El plan de estudios del curso de estadística de colocación avanzada se cubrirá en dos semestres de escuela secundaria. Los estudiantes que completen con éxito el curso y el examen pueden recibir crédito y/o colocación avanzada para un curso introductorio de estadísticas universitarias de un semestre. PREPARACIÓN PARA ÁLGEBRA (también PREPARACIÓN PARA ÁLGEBRA PROTEGIDA)* Grado : 9-11 Duración : Año Créditos : 5 Repetir : No Cumple con los requisitos : Matemáticas para SHS Requisito previo : ninguno Descripción del curso : Este curso está diseñado para preparar a los estudiantes para Álgebra 1. Sus temas incluyen conceptos y habilidades preliminares de matemáticas y aritmética. Además, presenta a los estudiantes 3 conceptos algebraicos que luego los estudiantes desarrollarán en Álgebra 1. TUTORÍA Si su estudiante tiene dificultades con su tarea, visite hotmath.com . Es un recurso gratuito para nuestros estudiantes que muestra el proceso paso a paso para resolver los problemas de matemáticas que han sido asignados como tarea. Comuníquese con el maestro de matemáticas de su estudiante para obtener la contraseña. Comuníquese con su maestro para obtener listas de tutores privados en el área de Santa Cruz.
- Lib Archive | Harbor High School
Welcome to the Harbor High Library. Our mission is to support students and teachers with the resources needed to be successful . At the Library, students will find a place to research, reflect and rest. Follow the Library on Instagram ! Library Policies Library Resources SCPL Application Search Library Catalog Teachers: Schedule Time in Library Voter Registration Student Login Info How to spot FAKE NEWS The Harbor Library Provides: Library books Libros en español Access to audiobooks and ebooks Textbooks (with your classes) School/office supplies Art supplies Printing Chromebook checkouts and troubleshooting Chromebook charging Earbuds with microphones Hotspots Shannon Tracy , Teacher Librarian shannontracy@sccs.net Grainne Sheinbaum , Textbook Media Clerk gsheinbaum@sccs.net Kaitlyn Harrell , Library Media Assistant kaitlynharrell@sccs.net Contact us at hhslibadmin@sccs-stu.net if you have any questions, or call the library during open hours: 831-429-3810 x51510 . Contáctenos por correo electrónico a hhslibadmin@sccs-stu.net si tiene alguna pregunta, o llame a la biblioteca durante el horario de atención: 831-429-3810 x51510 . Back to top Harbor Library Policies Behavior . All library patrons are expected to behave respectfully and politely towards other patrons, library furnishings, and library employees. Please dispose of all trash and recycling in containers. Cell Phones . Please do not make or receive phone calls while inside the library. Headphones are required for use of audio on any library or personal devices. See library staff if you need to borrow headphones. Computer Use . Computers in the library are for the use of Harbor High students, as well as Harbor High faculty and staff. Classes in session with a teacher have priority for use of the computer lab and Chrome cart. All students are expected to follow the guidelines of the Student Technology Acceptable Use Agreement. Drinks . Covered drinks may be brought into the library. Food . Consuming food is prohibited in the library. Please speak to library staff regarding exceptions to this rule. School-provided snacks are permitted during supervised Learning Center hours. Library books . The loan period for most library materials for students is 6 weeks with an option to renew for an additional 15 days. Materials must be brought into the library to renew. Library materials more than 3 weeks overdue may be charged for and billed. Students who have lost or damaged materials are sometimes allowed, by special arrangement, to complete community service hours in the library to cover the costs. Noise . The Harbor High Library is not a completely quiet place. In general, patrons may converse in normal speaking tones, but are expected to be respectful of students needing a quiet environment to study and any requests by library staff. Student library accounts . Students can log in to see what library books are currently checked out on their accounts in the Harbor High Library catalog . Login with your Harbor High student ID number; no password is required. Unfortunately, textbook information is not currently available online. Please contact library staff for assistance. Textbooks . Books for class-use are due when no longer required by the teacher; or the day of the final, whichever comes first. Textbooks that are overdue may be charged for and billed. Students who have lost or damaged textbooks are sometimes allowed, by special arrangement, to complete community service hours in the library to cover the costs. Back to top Harbor Library Resources Research Biology Images Chemistry College Physics Math Art State Databases General Science Earth Science Health Social Studies Fun Wifi in Town Recursos en Español Library Aides Newspapers Online Research Harbor High School Library Pathfinders Expert guides created for research on particular subject areas from Harbor High curriculum and high-interest topics. Pathfinders include both online resources and materials from our school collection. Gale Virtual Reference Library Digital reference ebooks: Environment, History, Law, Literature, Medicine, Nation and World, and Science. To log-in the password is "student". Santa Cruz Public Library Databases Selected by librarians at SCPL, these resources are recommended based on their quality, accuracy, and usability. Start here for subscription database resources and websites, with magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, websites, databases, links to local resources, and more. Access requires a Santa Cruz library card and a PIN . How to access Santa Cruz Public Library subscription databases Biography in Context Biography in Context Online portal that is built on a foundation of more than 600,000 biographies on more than 500,000 people gathered from more than 170 reference sources. Content includes print, video, audio, podcasts, interactives, and maps. Encyclopedia Britannica EoB Contains full text of encyclopedia articles, including illustrations such as photographs, drawings, maps, and flags. Also includes an atlas, dictionary, thesaurus, selected video clips, and links to over 200,000 related websites reviewed by Britannica editors. Opposing Viewpoints in Context Pro/con perspectives on current social issues from authoritative voices. U.S. History in Context Comprehensive coverage of the most studied topics in U.S. history courses. This integrated collection covers all areas of U.S. history from from the arrival of Vikings in North America 1,000 years ago to Vietnam, Watergate and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. World History in Context Reaches back nearly 5,000 years to chronicle the rise and fall of cultures and societies across all continents and eras. Rare primary sources combine with reliable references to put content into context for every learner. Includes primary source documents, thousands of full-text articles and reference documents. Science (general) Directory of Open Access Journals A community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals. Gale Science in Context A premium research database that provides contextual information on hundreds of today's most significant science topics, howcasing how scientific disciplines relate to real- world issues ranging from bacteria to obesity and weather. Access requires a Santa Cruz library card and a PIN. The National Academies Publications Access to the free full-text of thousands of e-books published by the National Academies Press as well as journals, news articles, and other publications. National Science Digital Library Open-access online digital library and collaborative network of high quality resources and tools for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. Public Library of Science A nonprofit open-access science, technology, and medicine publisher with a library of open-access journals and other scientific literature under an open-content license. PubMed Citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Citations may include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites. Learn more about how to limit your search to articles that have free full text available. ProQuest Central Student (CA State funded database) Multidisciplinary resource with millions of articles from more than 10,000 full-text scholarly journals in education, humanities, psychology, science, social sciences, and news. (When not on campus, access via the Clever portal: https://clever.com/in/sccs/) Science Direct Bibliographic database of scientific and medical publications in four main sections: Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, and Social Sciences and Humanities. Article abstracts and some content are available open access. Science.gov Provides a search of over 60 databases from 14 federal science agencies and 200 million pages of science information, and is a gateway to 2,200+ scientific websites. Social Studies U.S. History and Resources Congress.gov Presented by the Library of Congress, Congress.gov is the official website for U.S. federal legislative information. Historical African American Newspapers Available Online A guide to African American Newspapers available online from James A. Cannavino Library at Marist College. The Oyez Project From Chicago-Kent College of Law, an unofficial online multimedia archive of the Supreme Court of the United States, notably, audio of oral arguments. The Presidents of the United States Background information, election results, cabinet members, notable events, and some points of interest on each of the presidents up through President Obama, but no longer updated. Links to biographies, historical documents, audio and video files, and other presidential sites. (From the Internet Public Library) Presidential Libraries and Museums has information about the early lives, careers, and post-presidency of the 13 presidents listed below who also have Presidential Libraries. (Produced by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)) The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum The Franklin D. 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U.S. States Geography Practice - Clickable map quizzes free from Lizard Point Consulting. Test your knowledge of the U.S. States. Primary sources: Docs TEACH 3,000 primary-source materials in a variety of media from the National Archives. Calisphere California History Calisphere Themed Collections that explore California’s role in national and world history (From the University of California) Digital Public Library Primary Source Sets Collections of US History primary sources searchable by subject or time period. (From the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA)) World History and Resources BBC History From Henry VIII to Winston Churchill, find out about Britain's history with BBC programmes, timelines and games. CIA World Factbook The Factbook provides information on the history, people, government, economy, energy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 267 world entities. 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Getty Images , the world's largest photo agency, makes millions of its pictures free to use for embedding an image into a website or blog, NOT for copying or saving images. Internet Archive Book Images' Photostream Collection of photographs digitally scanned from more than 600 million book pages. Li brary of Congress American Memory Project Free access to written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps, and sheet music documenting the American experience. New York Public Library Digital Collections. Access to over 700000 images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The N ew York Public Library. Wikimedia Commons Database of freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute. 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Student Life at Harbor From academics to clubs, extracurriculars to supports, from the stadium to the library to the gardens, there's a lot to learn about Harbor High. There's more to explore on our website, but you can start here : High school is more than just a time to build your path to college or career. It's a place and time where students have the resources and opportunity to try out avenues and experiences. Academics Athletics Arts ASB Career Tech Yearbook College Prep LGBTQ Want to learn more? Hear from Students themselves: Sports do more than teach coordination and hone skill. Have a look at what Harbor High Athletes learn that goes far beyond the court, field or pool. Art blends complex problem solving and self-expression. Walk through a recent Harbor High Art Show & see how students develop as communicators and thinkers Learning real-world skills is as good for college as it is for career success. See how Career Technical Education enriches student experience & opens options. The move from Middle to High is a big change. We like to give Incoming 9th Graders a Tour to let them get an idea fo what campus life will be after 8th Grade. High School is a place to find and build community. Listen to our Champion Soccer Team say what they have found playing together for Harbor High. High School is also a place to develop leadership and communication skills. See how Peer Tutors , at Harbor and across the district, learn by teaching. Learn More
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Nuestro equipo Soquel Llama, envía un correo electrónico o visita: estamos aquí para ayudarte. Facultad Personal Our Administrators Amariah Hernandez P rincipal ahernandez@sccs.net Responsibilities Single Plan for School Achievement (SPSA) Development Budget Athletics Activities/ASB Santa Cruz Instructional Leadership (SCIL) Master Schedule Parent & Community Outreach Website Staff Meetings Administrative Team Meetings Staff Evaluations Personnel / Hiring Parent Booster Club School Site Council AVID Classified Meetings Textbook ordering California Basic Educational Data System (CBEDS) Student Teacher Placement Academic Awards Night (Boosters) Student Supervision: Campus Sports a& Events Shad Coffey Assistant Principal of Counseling shadcoffey@sccs.net Responsibilities Master Schedule Student Services 11th-12th Staff Evaluations Personnel / Hiring AVID SSTs / 504s Site Leadership Senior Awards Night 8th Grade Open House Middle School Campus Visits Back to School Night Schedule Pick Up Day PSAT AP testing IB Coordination RTI Coordination English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC Student Supervision: Campus Sports and Events English Learner Designee: LRT ELAC Dustin Carr Assi stant Principal of Student Services dustincarr@sccs.net Responsibilities Student Services 9th-10th Attendance and Truancy Facilities and Operations Grounds and Landscaping Personnel / Hiring Staff Evaluations Student Attendance Review Board (SARB) CAASPP (SBAC, CST) Testing School Safety Plan Emergency Plan Emergency Drills Graduation Facility Work Orders Student Supervision: Campus Sports and Events Broad-Based Apprehension, Suppression, Treatment, and Alternatives (BASTA) Lockers Keys School Calendar Meetings Calendar Attendance Counts Social Emotional Health Survey California Healthy Kids Survey Student Handbook Our Office Staff Kelly Paulsen Principal's Secretary kpaulsen@sccs.net x 51020 Responsibilities Budgets Substitutes Payroll Site Council Meetings Classified Meetings Human Resources & Personnel Worker's Compensation Staff Meetings Mail - Pony/Staff WASC Business - Insurance Volunteers Staff - Parking/Keys Mandated Costs Staff Emergency Contacts School Newsletter Laura Quintero Front Office Secretary lauraquintero@sccs.net x 510 10 Responsibilities Facilities Liaison Work Orders Behavior Contracts Safety Coordinator Lost & Found Field Trips/Early Outs Athletic Early Outs Bell Systems Telephone Systems Graduation - all things Yesenia Anaya Counseling Office Secretary yanaya@sccs.net x 51048 Responsibilities Enrollment and R egistration Counseling Appointments Back to School Report Cards Academic Awards Night Support Counselors 8th Grade Open House Work Permits Summer Mailer Graduation List UC/ELC Eligibility Cal Grants Estevan Cortez Registrar estevancortez@sccs.net x 51063 Responsibilities Records/Grades Transcripts Grade Changes Education Verifications Diplomas/Certificates "Opt Out" Data Entry Shadow Requests Assist Counselors Deferred Action IC - Parent Portals Cumulative File Coordinator Support with Enrollment Senior Awards Nigh Cap/Gown Loan Program Celia Reyes Attendance Tech creyes@sccs.net x 51064 Responsibilities Attendance Tardy Slips Office Campus Passes Truancy Support Saturday School Support Attendance Contracts Substitute Rosters Patti Souvey Fiscal Clerk psouvey@sccs.net x 51030 Responsibilities CASBO Rules ASB/Sport Charters ASB Deposits Banking Deposits POS Coordinator Club/Sports Minutes Club/Sports Budgets Check Requests Budgets Scholarships Lydia Davis Health Clerk lydiadavis@sccs.net x 51067 Responsibilities Health Records Emergency Response Vicky Jimenez-Russo Community Coordinator vickyjimenezrusso@sccs.net x 510 55 Responsibilities Newcomer student orientation Liaison to Spanish speaking families Spanish-English interpreter Liaison to ELAC ELAC Parent Volunteers Counselor support Intervention Nights Staff Our School Staff English 2 Site English 2 Site Teacher Site Teacher Site Nuestra escuela
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Planificación de la carrera Estamos aquí para ayudar. Trayectorias profesionales Con 35,000 carreras actualmente disponibles en el mundo laboral moderno, los estudiantes tienen el desafío de aprender sobre la variedad de opciones. Para ayudar a los estudiantes a considerar los campos que pueden seguir y los cursos relacionados con esos campos, el componente de carrera de nuestro Programa de orientación proporciona información sobre trayectorias profesionales. Una trayectoria profesional es un plan de preparación para una amplia categoría de ocupaciones relacionadas. Las categorías incluyen lo siguiente: Agricultura y Recursos Naturales Artes y Comunicaciones Negocios, Marketing y Sistemas de Información Ingeniería y Tecnología Industrial Hogar, Salud y Recreación Servicios sociales, humanos y gubernamentales Carrera Técnica Educación Soquel prioriza el aprendizaje práctico y brinda a los estudiantes la oportunidad de adquirir experiencia mientras estudian. Los cursos de CTE preparan a los estudiantes con habilidades para el trabajo, dan tiempo para experimentar para encontrar talentos y aumentan significativamente las carpetas universitarias. Estamos ofreciendo clases en : Biotecnología / Agricultura Sostenible / Diseño gráfico / Soldadura / Fundamentos de TI / Diseño floral / Carpintería / Tecnología de bicicletas / Artes culinarias / ciencia del fuego / tecnología automotriz / Medicina Deportiva / Construcción / Fotografía / Salud / Producción musical Obtenga más información e inscríbase hoy ¿Necesita ayuda para navegar su carrera? ¡Llama a tu consejero! Teresita Díaz Consejero (Apellidos AF) Consejera (Apellidos AF) (831)429-3960 Ext. 50306 Leslie Rodríguez Consejero (Apellidos GN) Consejera (Apellidos GN) (831)429-3960 Ext. 50310 Samuel Solís Consejero (Apellidos OZ) Consejera (Apellidos OZ) (831)429-3960 Ext. 50307 La Oficina de Consejería está abierta todos los días. ¡Ven a vernos! Lunes-Viernes 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Mental Health Resources Recursos de Salud Mental Santa Cruz County Mobile Crisis Response Team : 1-800-952-2335 mental health crisis intervention services - Available 24/7 National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988 (call/text) Online chat: https://988life line.org /chat/ California Youth Crisis Hotline: 1 (800) 843-5200 (call/text) Online chat: https://calyouth.org/cycl/ California Parent & Youth Helpline: 855-427-2736 (call/text) Online chat: https://caparentyouthhelpline.org/ Walnut Ave - Family & Women's Center Local organization that provides services to women, children/youth and families Monarch Services 24-Hour Bilingual Crisis line: 1-888-900-4232 Local organization that provides support services to adults and children related to domestic violence & sexual assault The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ Support): 1-866-488-7386 / Text “START” to 678-678 Online chat: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help/ The Diversity Center Local LGBTQ+ community organization that provides services, spaces, education and events NAMI Santa Cruz Support for those with mental illness and their families Santa Cruz City Schools - Student Services Resources for students and families Santa Cruz County Office of Education: Social-Emotional Learning & Wellness for Families United Way of Santa Cruz County Call 211 or email 211scc@unitedwaysc.org Equipo Móvil de Respuesta a Crisis : 1-800-952-2335 servicios de intervención en crisis de salud mental - Disponibles 24/7 Línea de Prevención del Suicidio y Crisis: 988 (llamadas/textos) Chatear en línea: https://988life line.org /chat/ Línea de Ayuda para Jóvenes en Crisis de California: 1 (800) 843-5200 (llamadas/textos) Línea de Ayuda para Padres y Jóvenes de California: 855-427-2736 (llamadas/textos) Chatear en línea: https://caparentyouthhelpline.org/ Walnut Ave - Family & Women's Center Organización local que ofrece servicios a mujeres, niños/jóvenes y familias. Servicios Monarca Línea de crisis disponible 24 horas: 1-888-900-4232 Organización local que ofrece servicios de apoyo para adultos y niños afectados por violencia doméstica y agresión sexual. The Trevor Project (apoyo para jovenes LGBTQ+): 1-866-488-7386 / Text “START” to 678-678 (sólo en inglés) Recursos en español: https://www.thetrevorproject.mx/ The Diversity Center Organización local de la comunidad LGBTQ+ que ofrece servicios, espacios, educación y eventos NAMI Santa Cruz Apoyo para las personas con enfermedades mentales y sus familias. Santa Cruz City Schools - Student Services Recursos para estudiantes y familias Santa Cruz County Office of Education: Aprendizaje Social y Emocional & Bienestar para Familias United Way of Santa Cruz County Llame al 211 o envíe un correo electrónico a 211scc@unitedwaysc.org
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