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May 18, 2018                                                                                                 Vol 37

Virginia Stewart

 

We had a fantastic turn out for our annual Millennium Awards Ceremony.  I continue to be amazed at how much effort our students put into their education.  It is unbelievable when you realize how small our student body is and yet we see thousands of community service hours completed, scholarships  awarded and college acceptance letters received.  It is another reminder to our staff and students that school is more than just subjects and classes; you are learning how to be a contributing member of society.

 

We are proud of all your efforts and hope that your work ethic follows you as you move through your lives.

 

 

Picture Money

All PCS and PreK/TK Spring Picture money/returns and all 8th grade promotion money/returns are due Friday, May 11, 2018. No later!

 

Save the date picture flyer

Lunch Menu – Week May 21 – 25

Mon. –  Pizza

Tues. –  Chicken or Vegi Wrap

Wed- Chicken Nuggets

Thurs –Chicken Teriyaki Bowl

Fri-Chicken Patty Sandwich

 

 

 

TK

 

Also, we had a bunch of special friends in our class today! The Lil fishies were so excited to see a hamster, guinea pig, snake, tortoise, rooster, tarantula, hermit crab, tree frog, iguana, rabbit, chick, and a turtle.

 

 

 

PCS

 

 

Thank you, TLC PEP, for our awesome ice cream party!!! P2 earned an ice cream party for collecting the most box tops in our contest! All the students loved their ice cream treat, what a great way to end our busy week! Check our Instagram to see pictures of our ice cream party (username: p2pcs)!

 

 

P2 students have been learning all about habitats in science! Ask your student what they know about the desert!

 

 

 

Attn ALL Primary:  Don’t forget that PEP will be hosting Family Movie Night next Thursday (May 31st)!  It will take place at the MHS campus

THE MHS Campus is located at:     1904 N. Corral Hollow Road.

 

 

 

 

DCS

 

 

There are still six weeks left in our school year.  Students are beginning to feel that summer is coming, but we still have a lot to do this year!

Please remember:

You are invited to a night at the African Museum.  This year, the students and teachers have been learning about African culture, geography, food, disease, games, dance, art music, literature, and history.  You are welcome to view some of the wonderful things students have been learning about.

When: Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Where: Tracy Learning Center on Floor and in the DCS Lunch Area

What View Student’s Dedicate DCS SWO Projects showing some of the things they have learned about Africa this year.

At the end of the evening we will have a Super Quiz where you can watch teams test their knowledge of Africa.

If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact your student’s homeroom teacher.  We are looking forward to an entertaining and educational evening.

Please let your student’s homeroom teacher know if you have any questions.

 

 

 

 

DHSP

 

General:

  • All 8th grade photos or money are PAST DUE! Please send to Mrs. Dominguez by Monday May 21st

 

  • All money and permission slips for promotion are due by June 5th. Please contact Mrs. Dominguez at ddominguez@tracylc.net if you have any questions or would like to help in any way.
  • CJSF Stanford field trip is June 6th; parents be on the lookout for the itinerary
  • Schoolwide Pentathlon will be held 5/31. If your student is participating you will receive an invitation to be a member of our audience

 

Language Arts:

This week in Language Arts, students are gearing up for two school competitions! Students will participate in a schoolwide Academic Pentathlon competition on May 31, led by our AP team leaders from the county team. In June, students will test their vocabulary prowess in competitions in their classes then in the school. Winners will receive cash prizes! Students should study for both competitions.

 

 

MHS

 

MHS Counseling News

 

 

Millennium High School Awards Ceremony – Wednesday May 16th, 2018

Our 14th Annual Millennium High School Awards Ceremony took place on Wednesday, May 16th. The ceremony was a success. We would like to thank and acknowledge all those who participated and helped in making this a great event.

 

Millennium High School – Finals Week

Finals are next week. Please see the schedule for finals below, and note that students will be released early on these days:

 

Wednesday, May 23rd

8:15-10:15 English

10:30-12:30 Science

 

Thursday, May 24th

8:15-10:15 Math

10:30-12:30 Foreign Language

 

Friday, May 25th

8:15-10:15 Social Studies

10:30-12:30 Life Skills and Make-Ups

 

Fast Track

Fast Track begins on Tuesday, May 29th, from 8:15am to 12:30pm.  Letters were mailed home to all families to share the class your student selected as well as their teacher and classroom, and details about our attendance policy during Fast Track.

 

College Early Start: Fall Semester

If you are interested in or required to take a college class at Delta College in the fall, please attend an informational meeting on Monday, May 21 at 12:30 in room A1.  At the meeting, you will learn the benefits of our College Early Start program, as well as the multi-step process for getting signed up!

 

Interact Club: Water Around the World Lemonade/Iced Tea Stand

Interact Club will be selling lemonade and iced tea during lunch on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.  This is an awareness and fundraising project to help build clean water wells around the world.  Please send your student to school with extra change if you can!

 

Class of 2018 Reminders

Save the Date for the upcoming Class of 2018 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 26th @ 10AM at the St. Bernard’s Holy Family Center located at 12100 W. Valpico Road.  Doors will open at 9:30am for seating and tickets are required for entry. All graduates will be given 8 tickets and detailed information regarding their rehearsal the day before and specifics on the morning of the ceremony. The tickets will be distributed to students at their Senior Breakfast on May 18, 2018 along with their cap and gown. There are no additional tickets available for request as seating is extremely limited.

 

 

 

 

SCHOLARSHIPS

 

  1. Dale Lacky Memorial Scholarship: Olivia Stone

 

Burger King Scholars Award Scholarship: Malik Frazer

 

CSF Seymour Memorial Scholarship: Clara Ho

 

Elks Lodge National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship: Jacqueline Hurtado

 

Freidberger Educational Fund Scholarship: Hannah Braten, Jenoah Gandall, Samiran Patel, Heidi Solis, Olivia Stone

 

Hire Me First Scholarship: Kayvon Moshiri

 

MHS College Bound Club Scholarship: 10th grade/ Jovanni Breda Green, Alondra Camarena, Christyn Chang, Natalia Chavez, Everett Conner, Evelyn Gonzalez, Rafael Guerrero, Jasmine Martinez, Xitlalic Mora, Samantha Salinas, Ashley Sanchez, Yadira Soto Munoz. 9th grade/ Mohammad Abuseineh, Kayla Amarillas, Shayla Amarillas, Justine jade Armat, Sandeep Dhadda, Alyssa Garza, Alejandro Madera, Natalie Navarro, Priscilla Perez, Gabriel Ramirez Quinones, Maria Turner, Vivienna Viloria,

 

Sandia Womens Connections Mathematics Award: Madelyn Beckner

 

Sandia Womens Connections Science Award: Yuvleen Kaur

 

Shanta Magan Math Scholarship: Jacqueline Hurtado

 

South Side Community Organization Scholarship: Jacqueline Hurtado, Kayvon Moshiri

 

Stockton Record Pinnacle Distinguished Student Award: Yvonne Ng

 

TLC Communication Scholarship: Yadira Ramirez Quinones

 

TAAA Wayne Nelson Scholarship: Malik Frazer, Mila Rodriguez

 

Tracy Breakfast Lions Club Scholarship: Jacqueline Hurtado, Sergio Ramirez

 

Tracy Chamber of Commerce  Hispanic Business Group Scholarship: Victor Caballero, Joshua Diaz, Jacqueline Hurtado, Katarina Ruiz, Heidi Solis

 

Tracy Latin Athletics Club Scholarship: Christopher Kim

 

Tracy Rotary Club Scholarship: Olivia Stone, Sergio Ramirez, Clara Ho, Jacqueline Hurtado, Jordan Keys, Katrina Ruiz, Juan Ramirez, Heidi Solis, Yadira Ramirez Quinones, Kayvon Moshiri, Samiran Patel

 

Tracy Tank Town Lions Club Scholarship: Samiran Patel

 

U.S. Army Enlistment: Jayro Rosas, Brandon Small

 

U.S. Marine Corps Awards: Scholastic Excellence Award Kendall Harrington, Distinguished Athlete: Mayla Escobar, Semper Fidelis Award of Musical Excellence: Justin Chen

 

U.S. Marine Corps Enlistment: Jayro Rosas

 

Senior Recognition College early Start: Clara Ho (34 units), Jordan Keys (34 units), Samiran Patel (37 units), Kayvon Moshiri (38 units), Jacqueline Hurtado (40 units), Natalie Montoya (40 units), Isaac Torres (41 units), Joshua Diaz (43 units), Christopher Kim (43 units), Heidi Solis (43 units), Yvonne Ng (44 units), Justin Chen (45 units)

 

Community Service Awards: Jordan Keys 494 hrs, Jaeden Mah Bishop 501 hrs, Jacqueline Hurtado 507 hrs, Justin Chen 526 hrs, Heidi Solis 552 hrs, Kayvon Moshiri 574 hrs, Jenny Cerda 644 hrs, Derek Francisco Harrison Garcia 925 hrs, Mervitte Salaymeh 1,855 hrs

 

Community Service Block Letters – Olivia Joy Armat, Leigh Davis, Derek Francisco Harrison Garcia, Mervitte Salaymeh, Manal Siddiqui

 

CHO (Community Service Hour Overachiever Award)- Mervitte Salaymeh

 

Nest Awards (These students received the most points in their  nest for the entire year: Peregrine: Justine Jade Armat, Kestrel: Spencer Norvell, Saker: Kayla Rico, Amur: Michael Balogh

 

First Ranked Falcon: 9th grade: Hannah Reyes, 10th grade Josiah Adrineda Tyler Gore, 11th grade Yuvleen Kaur, 12th grade Yvonne Ng

 

Athlete of the Year: Edward Perez, Olivia Stone

 

ACADEMIC CONTENT AREA AWARDS

 

Academic Decathlon: Adam Wickett

 

Art: Alexa Henson

 

Band: Mateo Ruiz

 

Career Education: Ashley Deep

 

Computers: Tyler Gore

 

Creative Writing: Michael Balogh

 

English Department: English 1 Kylie Suttle, English 2 Gianna Jackson, English 3 Veronica Knowlden, English 4 Kenneth Xiong

 

Film: Sanai Graden

 

Language: Spanish 1 Justine Jade Armat, Spanish 2: McKenzie Ardenyi, Spanish 3: Kaiden Joseph ASL 1: Nicolas Andrade Molina ASL 2: Ximena Garcia, ASL 3: Sara Satoh

 

Internship (fall): Saul Virgen, Internship (Spring): Leila Santana

 

Life Skills: Emma Brown

 

Math Dept: Calculus Richard Lew, Pre-Calculus Hannah Braten, Geometry Allyson Baker, Algebra 2 Jinbi Yu Diaz, Algebra 1 Zeenat Entezar, Algebra 1A Emmsa Geiss, Intro to Algebra Justine Jade Armat, Basic Math Emmanuel Velazquez, Finance Math: Annabelle Zepeda

 

Physical education: 9th grade Aimee Chukwuma, 10th grade Kaiden Joseph

 

Science: Anatomy and Physiology Yadira Ramirez Quinones, Forensic Science Richard Smith, Chemistry Spencer Norvell, Applied Chemistry Olivia Joy Armat, Biology Alexander, Mabry, Intro to Biology Shayla Amarillas, Basic Science Kayla Amarillas

 

Social Science: Economics Isaac Torres, Government Yvonne Ng, US History Rhys Christian, World History Anthony Rhead, Geography Amalia Contreras

 

Speech & Debate: Jordan Keys

 

Tech Construction: Joshua Haffer

 

Drama (Theater Arts): Best Actor in a Drama: Vincent Palacios, Best Actress in a Comedy or Drama: Allyson Baker, Best Actor in a Musical: Lyric Mendoza, Best Actress in a Musical: Izabella Miracle

 

 

Millennium High School -Senior Activities

May 22-23, 2018: Senior Grad Nite trip to Disneyland

May 24, 2018: Senior Night Rally & Senior Sunset

May 25, 2018: Graduation Practice

May 26, 2018: Graduation

 

Community Service Opportunities

Please see https://millenniumhscounseling.weebly.com/community-service.html for upcoming community service opportunities.

 

Great Community Service Opportunity!

Sunday, June 17, 2018 – Moose Father’s Day Brunch – 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Moose Lodge (35 East 6th Street, Tracy) – ring doorbell to enter facility. Volunteers: 2 dish washers and 4 servers are needed –black and white server attire required; long hair to be pulled back Volunteers MUST contact Alex Zamora for scheduling Contact: Alex Zamora (209) 815-6408 or azamora@pacbell.net