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Education + Communication = A Better Nation
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Covering the Orange Unified School District
Volume 17, Issue 78 June 2022
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Board of Education
Andrea Kristin Ana John Kathryn A. Angie Rick
Yamasaki Erickson Page Ortega Moffat Rumsey Ledesma
President Vice President Clerk Member Member Member Member
SUPERINTENDENT
2022 Employees of the Year
Dear OUSD Community, the Year and a member of Human Resources’ leadership
It is a busy and exciting time as we rapidly team. The process for the OUSD Administrator of the
approach the end of the school year. While Year recognition is facilitated by Leadership Team
we look forward to our graduation and Orange, which is the local chapter of the association
promotion ceremonies in the coming weeks, of California School Administrators for administrators
we were proud to honor our 2022 Employees serving OUSD.
of the Year at Fred Kelly Stadium last week. The Board of Education and I are extremely proud
OUSD’s Certificated Employees of the of our Employees of the Year and congratulate them on
Dr. Gunn Marie
Hansen Year are Alejandra “Alex” Ayala, Michelle their selection. We truly appreciate the commitment and
“Missy” Goldman, and Richard Ireland; professionalism they show in their respective roles as
Classified Employees of the Year are Moises employees and representatives of the District. Their daily
Cisneros, Ting “Tina” Huang, and Maluelue “Steve” Tafua; contributions reflect OUSD’s commitment to providing
and Leadership Employees of the Year are Joe Erven, each student with a high-quality education and the
Jeffrey “Jeff” Jones, and Tam Nguyen. More information resources and support needed to be successful leaders of
about each nominee is on the OUSD website under News. tomorrow.
The 2021-22 Certificated and Classified Employees Congratulations to all of our 2021-22 Employees of
of the Year were chosen after each school, site, and the Year! Thank you for your dedication to serving our
department candidate nominated by his or her respective students.
location was interviewed by last year’s Employees of Warmest Regards
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OUSD Alternative Education
Parkside Education Center: 250 S. Yorba St.. Orange, CA 92869
www.orangeusd.org/parkside
Congrats to the Class of 2022!
With the school year quickly approaching
we are pleased to celebrate all our
graduates in our programs here at Parkside!
Our staff and students have been working
diligently to finish out the year strong and
we look forward to our many graduation
Justin Stanfield ceremonies. Our Adult Transition Program
Coordinator will have their commencement ceremony
June 3rd at 10 am, at the Parkside campus.
It is a fun filled morning where our graduates each
share their experiences in the program and talk about
the valuable life lessons they have learned while in the
program.
Our Independent Study and EDGE Virtual Academy
graduation ceremony will be held on June 8th at 4 pm at
Fred Kelly Stadium. This is another fantastic event where
we acknowledge the accomplishments of all our high school
graduates.
Congrats to you all, we are all very proud of you!
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OUSD State Preschool
2345 E. Palmyra. Orange, CA 92865 Orange Unified School District
GRADUATION
www.orangeusd.org/child-development-services/preschool-state
Raising Butterflies
By Dr. Cheryl Sosa,
2021-2022
Early Childhood Education Coordinator
Every spring our OUSD Early Learners in our preschool
classrooms have the opportunity to raise their own Graduation &
Promotion Schedule
butterflies. The children enjoy learning about the four life
stages while seeing the metamorphosis of the butterfly.
The students get to observe the caterpillar emerging
from the egg, the caterpillar eating (a lot!), the caterpillar Special Education School
moving to the chrysalis stage and then watching and School Date Time Location
waiting for what will emerge. The excitement is real
when a surprise emerges from the chrysalis in the form Canyon Hills June 7 10:00 am Gymnasium
of a butterfly! Students release the butterfly into the air
as a team as they wish it well on its way. These types of Adult Parkside
hands-on experiences connect classroom learning with Transition June 3 9:00 am Education Center
Home School Quad Area
real life experiences. By providing our students with these
experiences, we are teaching them to be curious and
develop a love of learning. Middle School Promotions
School Date Time Location
McPherson McPherson
June 9 8:45 am
Magnet School Caferteria
Portola June 9 8:00 am Portola School Field
Yorba June 9 9:00 am Yorba School Field
Cerro Villa
Cerro Villa June 9 9:00 am
Outdoor Amphitheater
Santiago Santiago
June 10 9:00 am
Charter Outdoor Amphitheater
El Rancho
* El Rancho
June 8 8:30am
6:00 pm
Charter Outdoor Amphitheater
High School Graduations
School Date Time Location
TALL SHIP ISLAND ADVENTURE 2022 Canyon June 9 4:00 pm Fred Kelly Stadium
Designed to encourage growing
minds to appreciate and explore El Modena June 9 1:00 pm Fred Kelly Stadium
nature. Campers will explore marine
biology, local ecology, maritime Orange June 8 7:00 pm Fred Kelly Stadium
arts, star-gazing, and having
unforgettable summer camp fun! Villa Park June 9 7:00 pm Fred Kelly Stadium
Sign up today! June 8
Richland
310.833.6055 4:00 pm Fred Kelly Stadium
Parkside June 8
info@lamitopsail.org
lamitopsail.org/seacamp/
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Anaheim Hills Elementary School
6450 E. Serrano Ave., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/997-6169 • www.orangeusd.org/anaheim-hills-elementary-school
Students Explore Design
Thinking in AHES STEM Lab
Anaheim Hills Elementary
School (AHES) students
participated in the STEM Lab
Lessons with the Principal
Program throughout the 2021-
Nicole 2022 school year. As part of this
Van Wilgen-Moore program, students learned and
Principal utilized Design Thinking while
integrating STEM skills into their
designs. Principal Van Wilgen Moore designed
this program to increase student access to STEM
education and to the AHES STEM Lab.
By utilizing Design Thinking, students grew
their 21st Century Skills and social and emotional
competencies. Students concluded the 2021-2022
STEM Lab Lessons with the Principal Program by
participating in the Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt
Design Museum “Ready, Set, Design Challenge.”
Through this challenge, students designed
solutions to human-centered problems, and flights of stairs designed by students in first grade. AHES
created innovative solutions such as a grocery conveyor students learned that Design Thinking allows them to
belt to assist adults in carrying heavy groceries up several approach problem solving in creative and empathetic ways.
California Elementary School
1080 N. California St., Orange, CA 92867 • 714/997-6104 • www.orangeusd.org/california-elementary-school-k-5
Family Night
In March,
California iInspire
Academy had our
Family STEAM
Night. This is an
annual family
Dr. Misty Brunasso event that focuses
Principal on science,
technology,
engineering, art, and math. This
is an opportunity for families to
enjoy a variety of activities and
to explore different S.T.E.A.M.
phenomena. We created groovy
lava lamps that explored the
property difference between
water and oil. As a good scientist
it is important to understand
what the properties are of the
materials you are working with.
We also built roller coasters of motion that takes you down the hill. Over 200 families
that proved the concept of potential energy, often referred participated in a variety of events! Our California Bears
to as energy of position, and kinetic energy — the energy show their P.A.W.S. and together we succeed!
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Cambridge Elementary School
425 N. Cambridge St., Orange, CA 92866 • 714/997-6103 • www.orangeusd.org/cambridge-elementary-school
Giving Back to Our Community showing up every month to make this service possible.
Cambridge Cubs are proud to give back Additionally, we had teachers across campus participate
to our community and work to make our in Earth Day and found ways to clean, grow, and beautify
Earth a better place! Throughout the year, our campus (and Earth). Our PTO also sponsored and
students, staff, and parent volunteers ran a fun night for our community that they called a “DJ
have served our local community Glow Party.” This event included a live DJ, glow in the
through the Second Harvest Food Bank’s dark decorations and wearables, and fun for all of our
Farmers Market. Our partnership with families. We are very proud of our students, staff and
Dana Encheff
Principal this organization helps provide food to community for always finding ways to serve others and
many families in our community, and our take responsibility for helping our community thrive and
volunteers and staff are committed to grow. Go Cubs!
Canyon Hills
260 S. Imperial Hwy., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/997-6171 • www.orangeusd.org/canyon-hills
Dedication of Our Teaching Staff award assemblies continue to be virtual, as we celebrate
As we approach the end of the school year, the individual accomplishments of our students in class.
we take time to reflect on our students’ many The virtual format has allowed greater participation from
successes during the year and the dedication our families as they, too, celebrate the successes of their
of our teaching staff. The teachers, service children.
providers, and staff collaborate to create Innovations in technology have become a standard
engaging, fun, and interesting lessons and at Canyon Hills. Our classrooms have new, updated
activities both in class, on campus, and in the tablet computers and students access many activities
Dr. John Erratt including virtual field trips on our large-screen interactive
Coordinator
local community. Our students have enjoyed
trips off campus to Canyon High School for televisions.
snack and to interact with other students As we approach the end of the school year, we are
there. We recently resumed community-based instruction planning rite of passage activities for students moving
with trips to local markets and eateries. between major grade levels and graduating from our
We continued many of the traditional Canyon Hills program. While the school year is coming to an end, student
activities this Spring. We are looking forward to the leaning will continue with Extended School Year instruction
Spring Egg Hunt and to welcoming our parents back to and activities at Canyon Hills. Thank you to all the faculty,
campus for Open House in May. Our Student of the Month staff, and parents who are making this year a success.
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Canyon High School
220 S. Imperial Hwy., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/532-8000 • www.canyonhighschool.org
A Club for Everyone as them and get information on how to join. This spring,
Each school year Canyon High School Club Carnival was held for the first time in the new quad
hosts two Club Carnival events, one in provided by the Measure S construction project. The new
the fall and one in the spring. During quad, with the beautiful new Science Center as a backdrop,
Club Carnival, student-led clubs have the provided a college campus like atmosphere with more
opportunity to set up information booths, space than was previously available for the event. Each
promote their club’s mission, and recruit new school year, Canyon High School averages over 80 active
members. New and returning Canyon High student-led clubs. From the Autism Youth Ambassador
Craig
Abercrombie School students can learn more about the Club to the Writer’s Block Club, there is a club for everyone
Principal various clubs that share the same interests at Canyon High.
Canyon Rim Elementary School
1090 S. The Highlands Dr., Anaheim, CA 92808 • 714/532-7027 • www.orangeusd.org/canyon-rim-elementary-school
Canyon Rim Fun Run
At Canyon Rim, we love celebrating the
whole child and making time for physical
movement and fun! Our PTA and other
volunteers recently worked with Boosterthon
to provide our students with the Canyon Rim
Fun Run – a fun race with a DJ and music
Bree Tippets that also served as our largest fundraiser
Principal of the year. During the event, the energy
from the music and the parents cheering us on, kept our
students running and enjoying the Fun Run. The event
gave our community the chance to get together and cheer
our students on as they enjoyed a fun chance to exercise
and play outside. We had a wonderful day outdoors,
exercising, building community, and raising money for our
school. Thank you to our PTA and parent volunteers who
are a part of making Canyon Rim so special!
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Cerro Villa Middle School
17852 Serrano Ave., Villa Park, CA 92861 • 714/997-6251 • www.cerrovilla.org
College and Career Awareness our students participated in WICOR BINGO to test their
“March Madness” highlighted the knowledge and our staff posted their resumes next to their
collaboration between our students and classroom doors so students can see where they attended
counselors to increase college and career college and the various jobs they have held. Our Viking
awareness. Our students participated in family has been working hard to enhance Cerro Villa’s
a door-decorating contest where seventh emphasis on college and career awareness.
graders designed doors
Madeline displaying various career
Morrison pathways and eighth graders
Principal presented various universities.
Our eighth grade students have
been focusing on the high school transition
and learning about the college application
process. The final week had themed spirit-
wear days, games, and activities as well as a
spirit assembly and a staff/student basketball
game. This school year, we have incorporated
Focused Notes into our instruction campus-
wide to support WICOR. Focused Notes are
notes taken in any class and revisited to
increase learning. WICOR is Writing, Inquiry,
Collaboration, Organization, and Reading
which are important elements for students
to be successful learners. Additionally,
Chapman Hills Elementary School
170 N. Aspen St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/532-8043 • www.orangeusd.org/chapman-hills-elementary-school
Making Connections to
Real-World Dilemmas
How do students make
connections to real-world dilemmas?
With hands-on learning! After
reading the Wonders article, “Oil
Spill Heroes,” 5th grade students in
Lana Merha Mrs. Brodhagen’s class were
Principal presented with an oil spill challenge.
Given a bin of water with vegetable
oil floating on the top, students were asked to
research, design, and test a device that would
clean the oil from the surface of the water. To
create oil boomers and skimmers, groups were
given a brown bag of materials that included: a
sponge, small pieces of a water noodle, aluminum
foil, pipe cleaners, cotton balls, a straw, one nylon
knee sock, and scissors. They learned that no
matter how well constructed their device was, not
only did oil get everywhere, but it was also close to
impossible to clean it all. This hands-on challenge
opened our Bobcats’ eyes to the catastrophic
ramifications that an oil spill can have on the
environment.
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Crescent Elementary School
5001 E. Gerda Dr., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/997-6371 • www.orangeusd.org/crescent-elementary-school
Sixth Grade through the
Eyes of Mrs. Grantz’s Class
Sixth grade has been a crazy year! Due to Egypt Day was so far my most memorable experience.
COVID, we haven’t been able to go on many We took on the role of a god or goddess in clothing and
field trips. However, we have done many speech. Sitting still like a statue, we only came alive
exciting activities together! One we enjoyed when our classmates dropped a coin into our baskets. I
was Walk Through Ancient Civilization. Let was amazed by how authentic the sarcophagi looked with
the use of vivid colors and fine details. It was obvious all
Antoinette Coe us hear from a couple of fellow students about
Principal that and other fun experiences: students enjoyed transforming into their god or goddess.
The most fun thing we did this year was The only thing missing was having our parents be a part of
Walk Through Ancient History. I loved all the excitement the fun-filled event. I never thought learning about Egypt
and a three-hour break from studying! I am looking could be so entertaining!”
forward to Outdoor Ed at Irvine Ranch. It will be the only — Sarah Gerges
time this year where our 6th grade class gets to participate The best part of our last year in elementary school was
in an overnight trip. It will be a memorable experience. we were finally together again! We are so excited to be on
— Francis Nguyen to our next education adventure!
El Modena High School
3920 Spring St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6331 • www.elmodenahs.org
Senior Standout
Diana Villasaldo is
El Modena’s AVID 2022
Senior Standout! Diana
will be graduating this
June with Honors, an
overall GPA of 4.2. She
Sandra Preciado will be earning her
Interim Principal Biliteracy Seal, but
is actually trilingual
- fluent in English, Spanish, and
French. She is a member of Big
Brother Big Sister and provides
tutoring to elementary-aged children.
Diana has also shown her passion for
working with children, by taking 5
dual enrollment classes with SCC and
earning her Certificate of Proficiency
with school-aged children. She was
honored on Tuesday, April 19, 2022,
at Irvine Barclay Theater and was
presented with a $5000 scholarship
from an anonymous donor through
the Orange County Community
Foundation. She plans to attend
San Diego State University in the
fall with the hopes of studying to be
a pediatric nurse. Congratulations
Diana!
10 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comEl Rancho Charter Middle School
181 S. Del Giorgio Dr., Anaheim, CA 92808 • 714/997-6238 • elranchocharter.org
Mojo Makes a Difference
Mojo is a 2-year-old Flat Coated
Retriever that serves the students
and staff at El Rancho Charter Middle
School, as well as other organizations.
He was certified as a therapy dog in
2021 by Pet Partners. Pet Partners is
Michele Walker the national leader for assisted therapy
Principal animals.
This year, Mojo won third place in
the national title of “Pet Partners Therapy Dog of
the Year.” A team of El Rancho students raised over
$23,000 to help the Pet Partners Organization. Mojo
volunteers to provide mental health interventions
for seniors, students, medical centers, and people
affected by natural and human-caused disasters
The human-animal bond has been known to
improve mental health. Pets can improve symptoms
of depression, anxiety, PTSD, and can decrease
feelings of loneliness.
Some fun facts about Mojo:
• Mojo has logged in more than 400 service hours.
• He uses buttons to communicate and can even
read words!
Esplanade Elementary School
381 N. Esplanade St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6157 • www.orangeusd.org/esplanade
The Robotics Team is Gearing Up!
Esplanade’s robotics team has been
busy collaborating, building, creating,
revising, and preparing for the
upcoming Robotics Showcase, which
is going to be held later this month at
OUSD’s district office. This group of
Christina Robotics experts consists of students
Yokoyama in grades 4th, 5th, and 6th. Leading
Principal this talented group are none other
than Esplanade’s Robotics Masters,
6th grade teacher, Mrs. Aihara, and 5th/6th grade
teacher, Mr. Praska. The students work together
in teams of four, each with their own robot. The
teams have collaborated on the design of their robot,
and coding that must be done for the competition’s
challenges. It has been a couple of years since
the team could come together and prepare for a practice, practice! When asked why the students like
competition, and the students are looking forward to being part of the robotics team, they explained that they
it! New this year, each team has different challenges to love working together, and collaborating with each other.
complete. This adds new complexity to the competition, Building the robots and writing the code is challenging but
but Esplanade’s robotics experts do not give up. Our Eagles being able to work together as a team, and solve problems
are continually modifying their robots and the code they together is the most rewarding part of being on the team.
have written to complete the challenges and they practice, Good luck with the upcoming competition, Eagles!
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 11Fairhaven Elementary School
1415 Fairhaven Ave., Santa Ana, CA 92705 • 714/997-6178 • www.orangeusd.org/fairhaven-elementary-school
Differences Acceptance Week have enjoyed raising awareness to accept differences and
Fairhaven Falcons have been able to collectively celebrate all our students!
celebrate the week
of April 4th - 8th as
“Differences Acceptance
Week” called “Don’t
DIS my ABILITY Week.”
Christina Hirales Classroom discussions
Principal took place with various
activities held using a
Google Classroom Resource for our
teachers. Every day was a different
spirit day from Neurodiversity Day to
New Friends Friday. We wanted our
students know and understand that
people experience and interact with
the world in different ways. Inclusion
opportunities were provided where
students could join in games, puzzles,
and various activities in the Multi-
Purpose Room with our students with
Abilities. We are so excited to help our
student’s grow and understand the
different ways that people learn. We
Fletcher Elementary School
515 W. Fletcher St., Orange, CA 92865 • 714/997-6181 • www.orangeusd.org/fletcher-elementary-school
Fletcher Welcomes Parents meeting their child’s teacher in person and physically being
at Open House in their classroom. It was also an opportunity for former
The Fletcher campus came alive on April students to come back and see their teachers in person, as
21st as we welcomed our Falcon Families many never had the chance to say goodbye.
to the first Open House in three years! It was truly a night to celebrate!
Parents and
family members
Sara Pelly anxiously poured
Principal through the gates
after completing
the required visitor attestation
forms – a small price to pay to
help ensure the safety of those
attending.
After a welcome from the
principal and PTSA president,
parents were dismissed to visit
classrooms and appreciate the
hard work done by students
this school year. Students
enthusiastically guided parents
to their rooms and introduced
them to their teachers. For most
parents, this was the first time
12 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comHandy Elementary School
860 N. Handy St., Orange, CA 92867 • 714/997-6183 • www.orangeusd.org/handy-elementary-school
After School Enrichment Classes Handy students and give them opportunities to create and
Handy Elementary School proudly offered perform. These classes met twice per week after-school
after-school enrichment classes this year: were completely free to students. Each group performed at
Drone Team taught by Mr. Ullman, Robotics Open House to highlight what they learned. Our talented
Team taught by Miss Iinuma, Accordion scholars impressed the audience!
Group taught by Mr. Self,
and Mariachi Band taught
Erika Krohn by Ms. Calhoun. The
Principal vision of these classes is to
unleash the creativity of
Imperial Elementary School
400 S. Imperial Hwy., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/997-6282 • www.orangeusd.org/imperial-elementary-school
Annual Spring Festival hard to make it a special experience for all in attendance.
Imperial Elementary School’s PTA hosted This is a popular community event that brings families
its annual Spring Festival on Friday, April and community members together to celebrate each other.
15, 2022. Imperial families enjoyed a fun- We are grateful for our entire school community and look
filled evening of carnival games, rides, food forward to all our future celebrations!
trucks, delicious
treats, and great
Diane Lew company! Year
Principal after year, two
of the most
popular events are the booth
where kids can blast each
other with silly string and
the booth where kids can
dye their hair crazy colors.
The Spring Festival has been
a long-standing tradition at
Imperial and families were
thrilled to be able to hold the
event again, after a three-year
hiatus. Many Canyon High
School students volunteer at
the event (many of whom are
Imperial alumni) and work
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 13Jordan Academy of Language and Computer Science
4319 E. Jordan Ave., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6187 • www.orangeusd.org/jordan-academy
Learning Beyond the Classroom running events. Flight
At Jordan Academy of Language Academy, Board Games,
and Computer Science, many of Art, Running Club and
our students take advantage of the STEAM Mystery is provided
variety of after-school enrichment by our Jordan teachers and
classes offered that enhance our staff. This year, Jordan
daily programs and beyond. This has teamed up with El
spring, our after-school enrichment Modena High School Career
Lorena Rubio
Principal classes include Cooking, Drone, Technical Education (CTE)
STEAM, Photography, Flight Department and have
Academy, Board Games, Art, Mariachi, Cheer brought on High School
and Pom, and Running Club. Our VAPA students students teach our Jaguars
transfer the music knowledge learned during their about Cooking, Drones,
band and orchestra classes to play Mariachi music with Photography, and Cheer
VAPA teacher, Mr. Jimenez. Running Club meets every and Pom! Our students are enjoying the benefits they are
week to boost participants’ endurance for upcoming OC acquiring from these opportunities!
Lampson Elementary School
13321 Lampson Ave., Garden Grove, CA 92840 • 714/997-6153 • www.orangeusd.org/lampson-elementary-school-k-5
Kids Heart Challenge goal this year was
Lampson is thrilled to raise $2,500
to be participating for in three weeks –
its 12th year in the and we smashed
Kids Heart Challenge that goal by the
(formerly Jump Rope beginning of week
for Heart). Together, 2! Although there
over the past 11 years are still a few days
Alejandra
Pantoja we have raised over left to fundraise,
Principal $21,000 – and that was we have raised our
through a pandemic year! highest amount
Lampson has always shown how much yet – over $4,100!!
we love to help others and make a difference in the world. We still have a few days left to collect donations. Our Jump
The money we raise in the Kids Heart Challenge is used Rope Event will take place the beginning of June. Parents
for life saving research for the American Heart Association and families – thank you so much for making this our best
and helps to fund surgeries for kids with sick hearts. Our year ever!
14 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comLa Veta Elementary School
2800 E. La Veta Ave., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6155 • www.orangeusd.org/la-veta-elementary-school
Family Activities
Our Viking community was
able to enjoy a Family Night
on campus which was a huge
success. Over 500 tickets
were purchased, and the
students had an opportunity to
Sheryl participate in craft activities.
Anderson-Glass Our families picnicked around
Principal campus and enjoyed the great
weather and camaraderie.
The Angels Organization selected La Veta to
participate in the Adopt-A–School Program
this school year. Our families enjoyed a
Sunday baseball game at Angels Stadium on
Opening Weekend. Griffin Canning, Left-
Handed Pitcher for the team, along with the
Angels Organization hosted an Assembly
for our entire school. Our students and staff
had a great time welcoming the group on our
campus and asking inquisitive questions.
Every student received a Mike Trout As always, I am proud of our Vikings and enjoy the
Bobblehead and our school received funds to help build our opportunities provided due to their hard work and
equipment to use for recess activity and physical education. dedication.
Linda Vista Elementary School
1200 N. Cannon St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6201 • www.lindavistaelementary.com
New Marquee assemblies that bring science and social studies to life,
As our school year at Linda Vista is such as “Walk through the Gold Rush” and “Walk through
coming to a close, we are so excited for all the Revolution.” These programs allow Linda Vista to be a
that we have been able to experience this fun and exciting place to learn!
year! Our brand-
new marquee
was installed
Renee Ybarra during Spring
Principal Break, and it
is a wonderful
addition to the front of our
school and the communication
to our school community. Our
PTA was a huge part in making
this purchase and we are
thankful. This month, we are
engaging in a PTA fundraising
contest to provide for the
many enrichment programs we
offer at Linda Vista. Our PTA
supports us by paying for a PE
coach every week, Art Master’s
program for all students, field
trip transportation and several
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 15McPherson Magnet School
333 S. Prospect St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6384 • mcphersonhome.meteormail.net
STEAM Night at McPherson!
McPherson was excited to
bring back the school’s annual
STEAM night. Sponsored by the
Education Foundation, McPherson
staff hosted over twelve engaging
STEAM events for students and
Brenna Godsey families. Some of the most popular
Principal events were the reptile room,
3D printing, eSports, robotics,
bubble making, STEAM Cartooning, and the
“Yo-Yo Guy”. To start the evening, there were
food trucks and the traditional McPherson
egg drop. Using limited materials to build a
cushioned container for the egg, there were
only five successful entries out of 200 that kept
their egg safe as it was dropped from the roof.
The highlight and culmination of the evening
was a demonstration of how a hot air balloon
works and watching the annual ball drop for the
Education Foundation fundraiser. The night was
a great success, and the McPherson community
came out strong to engage in all the fun STEAM
related activities!
Nohl Canyon High School
4100 E. Nohl Ranch Rd., Anaheim, CA 92807 • 714/997-6203 • www.orangeusd.org/nohl-canyon-elementary-school
50th Anniversary
Nohl Canyon had a
wonderful celebration
of the 50th Anniversary
of Nohl Canyon
Elementary School’s
opening. In April
Jeffrey 1972, Nohl Canyon
Jones opened its doors to
Principal the Orange/Anaheim
Hills community.
To celebrate this wonderful time,
Nohl Canyon invited current
Orange Unified School District
Board Members, Executive Cabinet,
Executive Directors, alumni staff
members, and alumni students
to an Anniversary Celebration on
Wednesday, April 27th on Nohl
Canyon’s Campus.
We were proud to highlight
the many great memories of our has a long tradition of multi-generations attending our
Roadrunners in a school-wide assembly with past school, and we look forward to sharing in the celebration
principals, teachers, and students taking part. Nohl Canyon with so many of them.
16 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comOlive Elementary School
3038 Magnolia Ave., Orange, CA 92865 • 714/637-8218 • www.orangeusd.org/olive-elementary-school
College and Career Ready
Olive Ocelots are becoming college
and career ready! Our students,
staff, and families have continued
to work hard and grow throughout
the 2021-22 school year. As an AVID
Elementary Showcase School, Olive
Heather Darrow has the esteemed privilege and honor
Principal of welcoming visitors from districts
throughout California, as they seek to
learn about key AVID strategies and how AVID can
support learning and student outcomes. This past
Spring, Olive hosted an AVID District Leadership
showcase, which gave us the opportunity to collaborate
with educators throughout California, inspiring a
deeper understanding of pedagogy and clarity about
best practices for instruction. Students who work with
AVID develop collaboration, organization, and high-
level thinking skills that prepare them for their next
steps in education. At Olive, our students begin their
AVID journey in TK and continue building their skills
through 6th grade. When our students leave Olive, they
are well prepared for the rigor of secondary education.
Go Ocelots!
Orange High School
525 N. Shaffer St., Orange, CA 92867 • 714/997-6211 • www.orangehighschool.org
New Class of 2023
Orange High School is
Proud to Introduce the New
Class of 2023 Simon Orange
Chapman STEM Scholars.
The SOCSS program
provides scholarship
Dennis support for up to ten Orange
McCuistion High Students planning
Principal of attending Chapman
University. This program
provides transformative experiences
to explore the STEM fields at Chapman
University during their junior year in
high school. This program is focused on
enhancing the scholar’s preparedness,
easing the scholar’s transition to college,
and igniting the scholar’s science and
engineering interests. These students will
engage in group discussions and hands-
on experiences with Chapman Professors
during their junior and senior years of high
SOCSS Class of 2023
school. The total value of this scholarship is
Jewelz Cook (Not pictured), Elijah Duran, Cathy Hoang, Corine Manaloto, Joshua Martinez,
$188,000 per student over a four-year period. Sherly Montoya , Diego Paz, Javier Sirena, Alexa Tellez- Barajas, Brandon Tran
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 17Palmyra Elementary School
1325 E. Palmyra Ave., Orange, CA 92866 • 714/997-6207 • www.orangeusd.org/palmyra-elementary-school
Gift/Easter Basket The baskets we filled with books, candy, stuffed animals,
Orange Emblem has been such an and some hygiene supplies. An added touch was included
amazing support to our school. On April 15th for our Students with Special Needs. Orange Emblem
they came to generously give ALL Palmyra volunteers› hand-crafted items that were specifically
students, almost 400, PK-6th grade, a Gift/ made for each student. Parents were so thankful for such
Easter basket filled with goodies for each a thoughtful touch. Palmyra Elementary wants to thank
student. The students were overjoyed to take Orange Emblem for their partnership and generosity to our
Christina home a basket before the holiday weekend. school.
Bletterman
Principal
Panorama Elementary School
10512 Crawford Canyon Rd., Santa Ana, CA 92705 • 714/997-6265 • www.orangeusd.org/panorama-elementary-school
Welcoming the Community
Panorama is thrilled to welcome
our community onto campus in
many different facets. Each day, we
find parent volunteers supporting
instruction, leading groups, or
working with students. Recently, we
Erin Rosselli welcomed Dr. Terri Iler, the manager
Principal of the mental health education
program at CHOC. She enjoyed
visiting classrooms, hearing about our programs,
and she shared various mental health resources. In
March, we hosted our first in-person family night
focused on mathematics. Our primary students
participated in hands-on learning. They used
dominoes, playing cards, playdoh, dice, and cups to
reinforce number sense. Each family received a care
package to continue their learning at home. Our
upper grade students and families “broke out” using
their knowledge of fractions. Their breakout activity,
similar to an escape room, required them to work
together to solve tasks. All families provided positive
feedback and look forward to our next two-family
nights focused on STEM and literacy.
18 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comPortola Middle School
270 N. Palm Dr., Orange, CA 92868 • 714/997-6361 • www.orangeusd.org/portola-middle-school-6-7-8
Portola Preparatory Academy that they gain the skills needed to take college coursework
Portola Middle School is opening a new in high school. AVID will serve as the base course for
program, Portola Preparatory Academy, for the preparatory program allowing students to visit local
the 22/23 school year. The first cohort of colleges and teaching them study skills required to achieve
students accepted will be in 6th grade next at high academic levels. Additionally, students enrolled in
year. This program will be a school-within- Portola Preparatory Academy will be enrolled in Pre-AP
a-school model and will serve those students (Advanced Placement) course work and C-STEM Robotics.
Jeff Morgan seeking to enter Orange High School’s Early C-STEM robotics is a course developed from UC Davis that
Principal College Academy Program. allows students to strengthen their math skills through
The goal of Portola Preparatory Academy robotics and coding. The Pre-AP courses will allow our
is to have every student prepared for college and career. students to experience instructional practices and routines
Students that follow the course sequence through Portola that help them develop the important critical thinking
Preparatory Academy and Orange High School’s Early skills needed to succeed in AP.
College Academy will have substantial credit toward their Students within Portola Preparatory Academy would
two-year Associate’s Degree. also access all of the other great programs Portola has
Students in Portola Preparatory Academy will to offer including being a part of the Verizon Innovative
be enrolled in honors level course work with AVID Learning Schools (VILS), one of only two schools within
(Advancement Via Individual Determination) to ensure Orange County.
Prospect Elementary School
379 N. Virage St., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6271 • www.orangeusd.org/prospect-elementary-school
Principal
for a Day
Prospect
Elementary was
excited to have
Mr. Adam Brody
as our Principal
Mary Hinton for a Day, on
Principal March 3, 2022.
Mr. Brody is the
President of Strategic Kids,
whose motto is, “Teaching life
strategies through games.”
Strategic Kids partners with
our school to provide lunchtime
activities such as Cartooning
Class, a Physical Education
program called Masters of the
Field, Origami Lessons, and
Chess Club. Mr. Brody toured
Prospect with the help of AVID
Student Leadership. They
described a host of programs
we have on site, such as our “It was fun running and playing dodgeball during lunch
Gardening Club, and Craft Club. He was impressed with recess.” – Ignacio Martinez 6th
our inspired students and dedicated staff! “It was interesting to learn to play chess because before
Students have this to say about the fun programs they I didn’t know how to play chess. Once I learned it, it was
participate in: fun.” – Isabella Cortez 3rd
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 19Richland High School
615 N. Lemon St., Orange, CA 92867 • 714/997-6167 • www.orangeusd.org/richland-continuation-high-school
Celebrating Our Graduates As we near the end of the school year, Richland is
Richland’s unique environment allows once again preparing for graduation festivities. Alongside
students and staff to commemorate and our quarterly assembly, seniors may look forward to a
celebrate the achievements of seniors every senior trip to Knott’s Berry Farm, a prom, and the final
quarter. By having Richland on a quarter commencement ceremony held at Fred Kelly Stadium.
system, seniors have the opportunity Richland’s mission is fulfilled every time a student
to graduate early and therefore several graduates along with much joy and celebration from the
opportunities are created in a year for Richland staff witnessing the hard work of students come
Lisa Ogan
Principal celebrating student success. Second quarter to fruition as they attain this great accomplishment. Way to
saw seventeen students graduate. To go Condors!
help commemorate our
graduates’ successes, a
special guest speaker,
Congressman Lou Correa,
gave an impassioned
speech capturing the
core values at Richland:
being skilled, organized,
accountable, and
respectful. Third quarter
initiated even more
Richland Condors by
having twenty-five senior
graduates!
Running Springs Elementary School
8670 E. Running Springs Dr., Anaheim, CA 92808 • 714/281-4512 • www.orangeusd.org/running-springs-elementary-school
Flags Around the World minded” and “risk takers” as they tried new foods, drinks,
Running Springs held its’ annual Flags and crafts. Ultimately, the goal is for our students to
Around the World on April 8th. The event become international minded and globally aware citizens.
provides an opportunity to better connect Adding to the fun, our school mascot, Rudy the Redhawk,
our families through culture and celebrate also made a special appearance and led the crowd in the
the diversity of the Running Springs Redhawk (Chicken) Dance.
Community.
Mark McLaughlin Seventeen different
Principal ethnicities were
represented,
and the evening was filled
with traditional music, student
performances, food, crafts,
and customary dress. The
multipurpose room was decked
with international flags while
several tables displayed realia,
cultural information, and trivia
on the hosts’ respective heritage.
Students were issued passports
with the objective to visit each
table and experience the cultures
from around the world. In doing
so, they demonstrate being “open
20 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comSantiago Charter Middle School
515 N. Rancho Santiago Blvd., Orange, CA 92869 • 714/997-6366 • www.santiagocharterms.org
Proud Recipient similar cause to theirs. In past years, we have donated to
Santiago Charter Middle the local animal shelter, beach clean-up organizations,
School is the proud recipient and other organizations students have found interest and
of many years of recognition passion in.
from the State of California In addition to Santiago’s Charity PBL, students also
for Civic Learning. We contribute to the community through other courses and
believe it is our responsibility disciplines! Our electives department consistently seeks
to support students to be out ways for students to be involved in making a difference.
Dr. James Ashley
D’Agostino Pedroza community contributors and Within our culinary department, students work weekly to
Co-Principal Co-Principal understand the role of Civic repurpose unsold food from the local markets into food that
Education throughout the is donated to those in our community who are experiencing
curriculum. food insecurities. In our Industrial Tech (woodshop)
During trimester 3, Santana’s participate in a group courses, students build wooden cars that are donated to
Project-Based Learning “PBL” opportunity through their orphanages around the world. And, if you walk the campus
English class. Modeled after a cause they are passionate of Santiago, you’ll see the many colorful murals that were
about, students create a charity, a website, a podcast painted by our very own art department!
promotion, and other materials to distribute to help bring We believe middle school is a time where students start
awareness to their cause. As a school, we hold a PBL day to build their purpose and understand their impact in their
and students assemble in the cafeteria to share out their local community and beyond. We are proud of the many
charity and the importance of their cause. Santana’s raise opportunities Santiago students have to make a difference
real money to support a live-functioning charity with a in their world.
Serrano Elementary School
17741 Serrano Ave., Villa Park, CA 92861 • 714/997-6275 • www.orangeusd.org/serrano-elementary-school
6th Grade Outdoor Education Camp rock climbing, crafts, hiking, and more. One of the
After years of uncertainty, it was highlights was skit night on Thursday evening with the
amazing for our 6th grade students to camp counselors and other San Diego school students.
experience overnight camp at YMCA Camp We loved seeing how independent and responsible our
Marston! They spent an entire week in students could be as they served themselves and cleaned
Julian, California alongside our three 6th up after every meal. They also did their part to limit
grade teachers and Principal Kresl. Camp food waste and met their daily goals several times! While
Marston offers adventure, fun, friendships, the students enjoyed their freedom and time away from
Laura Kresl
Principal and great staff – all on a spectacular 236- home, they happily returned Friday afternoon (ready for
acre site – with activities including archery, a nap).
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 21Sycamore Elementary School
340 N. Main St., Orange, CA 92868 • 714/997-6277 • www.orangeusd.org/sycamore-elementary-school
Sycamore Jungle Book Musical to four dedicated Sycamore teachers: (general education
Production 2022 teachers) Mr. Patino and Mrs. McBrien, and (special
On March 18, 2022, Sycamore Elementary education teachers) Ms. Alise Gay, and Ms. Sabrina
students performed the Disney Musical Fraser. This musical arts program helps students develop
production of Jungle Book. The entire school teamwork, build confidence, and learn the necessary
attended the daytime performance, and skills to produce a musical theater show. They work on
over 200 attendees came to the evening respect, practice collaboration, and strengthen speaking,
performance. Both shows were held at reading, and memorization skills - in a fun environment.
Lucia Perales
Principal Portola Middle School Auditorium. The This year’s daytime performance included some Special
production was made possible through a Day Class (SDC) students in the performance, showing
prestigious Disney Musicals in Schools grant through the that Sycamore is an inclusive school that supports all
Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Sycamore was one of only learners.
five schools chosen to participate in the 2019-2020 school We are grateful for all the students, parents, staff, and
year. The program was put on hold last year. teachers that supported this program to make it a great
To prepare for the show, over 35 fourth through sixth success. The program will continue to be funded for the
grade students attended after school rehearsals two days 2022-2023 school year by the Sycamore PTA and school
a week for 18 weeks. The success of the program was due program funding.
Taft Elementary School
1829 N. Cambridge St., Orange, CA 92865 • 714/997-6254 • www.orangeusd.org/taft-elementary-school
An Exciting End to School Year interested in learning about diversity and cultures from
The students and staff at Taft have been around the world.
busy the last few months and are looking Our 6th graders had a blast at Outdoor Ed, where
forward to an exciting end to the school they experienced a once in a lifetime opportunity
year. We have been showing evidence of at camp for three days. We will certainly miss this
learning by improving our iReady scores and amazing group of 6th graders when they move on to
celebrating those successes. Students filled middle school! Our end of the year festivities includes
another bucket full of Taft Tiger Tickets and our school wide Color Run, the rest of our grade level
Amy Alvardo
Principal earned a Field Day activity, which was held field trips and of course, Promotion. It is hard to believe
just before Spring Break. The Cat in the Hat the school year is wrapping up, but we are so fortunate
visited for Read Across America, and we had a great turn to have had such a great year. Thank you to all our
out at our Science Night. The Language and Culture Club families for continuing to support our efforts to make
started, and we filled two classrooms with kids who are Taft a fantastic place to be.
22 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comVilla Park Elementary School
10551 Center Dr., Villa Park, CA 92861 • 714/997-6281 • www.orangeusd.org/villa-park-elementary
Outdoor Education
Center
Our Villa Park
Elementary 6th graders
were able to attend
Outdoor Education Camp
at Irvine Ranch Outdoor
Dr. Sara Beggs Education Center.
Principal Students completed
teambuilding and
STEAM activities during their 2-day
adventure. Students participated in a
ropes course, zip line, climbing wall,
and other team building games to build
their collaboration and communication
skills. They expanded their knowledge
on the rock cycle, cracked open geodes,
panned for gold, entered a mine, and
dug for coal. Students conducted
science experiments, learned about
gardening and California native plants.
In the picture you can see a group of
students learning about compost. Our
VPE 6th grade Bobcats were thrilled
to have the opportunity to attend this
camp.
Villa Park High School
18042 Taft Ave., Villa Park, CA 92861 • 714/532-8020 • www.villaparkhigh.org
A School of Excellence In summary, in the last four years of competition for
Villa Park High School continues to these prestigious academic team awards, Villa Park High
demonstrate why we are a “School of School has had seven teams win a CIF Southern Section
Excellence” and how we always strive to Academic Championship, two teams earn CIF Southern
embody the Orange Unified School District Section Academic Championship Runner-Up and one team
EDGE. earn the title of overall State Champion (2019 Girls’ Golf).
The California Interscholastic Federation, Principal Dr. Ken Miller stated, “These amazing student-
Dr. Ken Miller Southern Section (CIF-SS) has released the athletes continue to represent not only the over 1,300
Principal winners of the 34th Annual CIF Southern student-athletes on campus but also set an exemplary
Section-Ford Academic Awards. Each teams’ example of academic achievement for all 2,150 Villa Park
awards are based upon cumulative grade point average students. Our student-athletes continue to illustrate our
(G.P.A.). Villa Park High School competes in the category of school’s keen focus on winning academics!”
“Large Schools” (Enrollment 1500+). Athletic Director Mr. Andy Saltsman stated, “We are
For the 2021-2022 school year, Villa Park High School pleased to share these achievements by our student-
had nearly all of our 23 Varsity Sports qualify for the athletes with our community. It is right that we should pay
CIF-SS Team Report based upon grade point average special recognition to our student-athletes who compete
status in the CIF Southern Section, 14 teams earned and achieve at the highest levels, both in the classroom and
Top 25 status, eight (8) teams earned Top 10 status, on the field/courts!”
three (3) teams earned Top 5 status and one (1) team, Thank you to our dedicated teachers, coaches, students,
Baseball, was the CIF Southern Section Academic families, and community in supporting these amazing team
Champion Runner-Up. achievements.
Covering the Orange Unified School District June 2022 23West Orange Elementary School
243 S. Bush St., Orange, CA 92868 • 714/997-6283 • www.orangeusd.org/west-orange-elementary-school-k-5
Magic of Science
Our West Orange Warriors
love science and mathematics!
During our interactive assembly
in April, our Warriors learned
about air and our atmosphere
through a series of ultra-cool
Dr. Monica demonstrations showing the
Murray weight of air, the effects of the
Principal atmosphere, and the properties
and actions involved in a
vacuum. Earlier in the month, our warriors
participated in the magic of science live
demonstrations. Students learned about
chemistry, magnetism, optical illusions,
physics, and mathematics. We ended the month
of April with Earth Week by continuing to
engage in science and focusing on recycling,
donating used clothes, and creating recyclable
art. Our students demonstrated their creative
talents by making beautiful art with bottles,
boxes, and trash. From robots to purses, our
students were innovative in designing and
creating their art projects. Way to go, Warriors!
Yorba Academy of the Arts Middle School
935 N. Cambridge St., Orange, CA 92867 • 714/997-6161 • www.orangeusd.org/yorba
Eddie Espinosa, Interim Principal
Busy Season
It has been a very busy season at Yorba
and we are just getting started as we begin
gearing up for our busiest season before the
end of the school year. May is Mental Health
Awareness month and now is a perfect time to
brag about our great counseling team and the
addition of our Wellness Center known on our
campus as the Toro Center. Students can be
seen coming into a peaceful, quiet, and calm
place of acceptance and inclusion. Our newest
counselor, Ms. Ashley Arzola, is a vital part
of what makes the Toro Center so special and
so well received by our students. She, along
with our veteran counselor, Mr. Adan Garcia
help make our campus a healthy and safe
place for all students. Any Yorba student can
come in to chat, take a break, or to find help
when needed. Additionally, there are puzzles,
games, books, a coloring station, and a “calm
down corner” available for a quiet place to
“reset”. What a great addition to our Yorba
campus.
24 www.schoolnewsrollcall.comVilla Park Library
17865 Santiago Blvd, Villa Park, CA 92861 • 714-998-0861 • www.ocpl.org
Summer Reading Program
June 13- July 31
Children’s events include:
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