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BOSCO TECH’S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

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ISSUE 148 DECEMBER 2024

2024 FRESHMAN TIE CEREMONY

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Bosco Tech families-Nearing the end of the first semester is an appropriate milestone to update you on a few things happening on campus: • Principal Krynen and I recently had the opportunity to meet with each class year to explain the Strength and Spirit campaign and our progress toward the groundbreaking of the new academic building, as well as our anticipated move to a co-ed model. It’s important that our students understand and feel included and heard in these endeavors. They were excited to hear about the planned advancements and had thoughtful questions that we were able to answer.

• The much-anticipated and well-practiced performance in the 2025 Rose Parade is nearly here. The three-school Salesians of Don Bosco Southern California High School Marching Band is ready to go. For more information on tickets or to volunteer as an usher and have a front row seat, contact bandboosters@boscotech.edu.

• The recent Open House drew more than 250 prospective families who toured the labs and met students, teachers, and current parents. I heard extremely positive comments from both interested students and their parents. Thank you for all your help to make the day such an overwhelming success!

• Student-led food, toiletry and toy drives across the campus helped our young men focus on those in need and ways that they could roll up their sleeves and help in tangible ways. The outcome was inspirational!

• We had a full house for the Freshman Mass & Tie Ceremony prior to Open House. This multigenerational tradition is the official welcoming of our newest students into the Tech family and the perfect way to introduce extended family members to our tight-knit community.

As we move into the holiday season and the start of the new year, I pray that your family will be richly blessed in the coming months. May your sons do well on their upcoming final exams and may they thrive in their studies and endeavors in 2025. I hope that your family is able to enjoy time together and a few minutes of quiet reflection on all our blessings during the festivities with loved ones.

Merry Christmas Memo Gutierrez (AU ‘83)

FOLLOW THE TECH

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TECH TOPS COLLEGE BOARD HONOR ROLL NAMED AGAIN ON AP SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

We recently shared that Bosco Tech had earned Gold Level recognition on the 2024 AP School Honor Roll! Criteria focus on three primary areas: College Culture, College Credit, and College Optimization. The Honor Roll also recognizes schools that encourage younger students to undertake AP classes earlier in their educational journeys.

The College Board just shared data that provides more context to this achievement--of all qualifying schools in the U.S. and Canada, only 7% earned Gold!

Go, Bosco Tech!

FIRST SEMESTER FINAL EXAMS All students will be taking technology and academic final exams Dec. 16-20. This is a chance for students to demonstrate their knowledge of all the content in each of their classes. Final exams are usually cumulative, meaning that these tests will cover material going back to the first day of school.

Beginning immediately, students should start preparing for finals by organizing class study materials and understanding their schedule for each of the exam days. If they are in a sport or club, ask about the scheduled practices and meetings during finals and Christmas Break. Also, students should ask their teachers about help sessions, both before and during finals week. Parents can help to motivate and monitor students while they prepare for their exams, and in planning drop offs and pickups for each day of finals.

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Technology Finals (Mon. and Tues., Dec. 16 and 17) Regular daily class schedule: 8:00 a.m. - 3:05 p.m.

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Academic Finals (Wed. through Fri.., Dec. 18-20) Early dismissal schedule: 8:00 a.m.

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Please check your email for a more detailed description of the daily shcedules, including which days each subject will hold their final exam.

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December 2024 Winter is here! We follow up a busy November with a quick December as we end the semester. Follow us on IG for more updates @BoscoTechTigers: CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations to the 2024 DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS! The boys varsity team participated in the CIF Southern Section Division 4 Preliminaries but didn’t qualify for Section Finals. But we are extremely proud of the whole program, Coach Blayze and his entire dedicated staff for all the work they put in from the summer until now!

BASKETBALL Monday Dec 2nd-7th- FROSH AND JV participate in the Ayala Tournament Monday Dec 9-13th- VARSITY participates in the St John Bosco Tournament Tuesday Dec 10th- vs Schurr (FROSH 3:30PM/ JV 5PM HOME) Friday Dec 13th- vs Whittier Christian ((FROSH 3:30PM/ JV 5PM HOME) Monday Dec 16th- vs Esperanza (FROSH 2:30pm HOME Friday Dec 20th- @ El Rancho (FROSH 3:30PM/JV 5PM) Saturday Dec 21st- @ St Genevieve (FROSH 3:30PM/JV 5PM/ VAR 7PM) Monday Dec 26th-30th- @ Damien Tournament (Varsity) SOCCER Monday Dec 2nd -vs Workman HS (Varsity HOME- 3:30PM) Wednesday Dec 4th- @ San Gabriel HS (JV 3:30/ Varsity 5pm) Monday Dec 9th- vs Southland Christian (Varsity HOME- 3:30PM) Thursday Dec 12 - vs Whittier Christian (JV 2:15pm/ Var 3:30pm HOME) Saturday Dec 14- vs Village Christian (JV 9am/ Var 11am HOME) Saturday Dec 21- Alumni Game & Fundaraiser (9:30am at the Tech) VOLLEYBALL will be starting offseason training in December. For dates, times and requirements, please contact Coach Reyes.

BASEBALL is also in offseason training with Winter league slated to start in January. For more information, please contact Coach Quintana.

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TECH SELECTION DAY IS DEC. 14!

During the fall semester, all freshmen rotate through three technologies. On Saturday, December 14, during the Technology Selection Day event, they will pick one technology as their major for the remainder of their time here at Bosco Tech. Appointments start at 8:30 a.m. on that day; families will be sent an appointment time, with details, before that date.

In addition to their technology, the ninth graders will be selecting their sophomore-year World Language and Fine Arts courses. All appointments will take place in the Administration Building and Library. Check your mail for your son’s appointment time and information letter. Questions? Please contact Mr. Eric Tom, Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction, at etom@boscotech.edu.

LEGO COMPETITION DRAWS HUNDREDS Where champions are made! Bosco Tech hosted its introductory FIRST LEGO Qualifying Tournament in mid-November.

Twenty-seven FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams of 4th through 8th graders participated, with more than 450 people in attendance; 18 of the teams are now moving on to regionals.

Congratulations to all the teams who won awards and those advancing to the next round. A special shout out to team 55956 Octonauts (@falkon.589) for winning the Champion’s Award (first photo).

Themed “Submerged,” the 2024 competition required creative thinking and LEGO® technology to explore the layers of the ocean. Each year, participants dive into exciting topics like recycling, energy, transportation, and urban development, enabling sustainable and indepth STEM education that inspires and supports children and young people for the long term.

“The FIRST LEGO League educational program is an ideal introduction to research, construction, and programming for fourth to eighth-grade students because it sparks early interest in STEM subjects while enhancing their communication skills and teamwork,” said Luis Garza, the Tech’s Assistant Principal of Science & Technology.

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NHHS WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS Congratulations to our young scholars who were inducted into the Spanish National Honor Society on Nov. 20 during a special candlelighting ceremony.

The students were invited to join the Tech’s chapter of the organization because of demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.

New SNHS Members Diego Carranza Luis Camacho Diego Favela Andrew García Diego González José Iñiguez Aaron Gutierrez Oliver Klussmann

Liam Lopez Jacob Martinez Raymond Martinez Ricardo Martínez Javier Mora-Aguayo Daniel Muñoz Abraham Orea Branden Rosales

Diego Sandoval Aleister Santana Matthew Scofield Massimo Sorce Eduardo Soto Raul Tapia Gaston Valdez Ryan Viengkhou

Thank you to the society’s executive officers for organizing the ceremony: Nolan Adalin--President Luis Camacho--Co-Vice President Diego Favela--Co-Secretary Andrew Rodriguez--Co-Treasurer

Daniel Cendejas--Co-Vice President Andrew Garcia--Co-Secretary Ryan Viengkhou--Co-Treasurer

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OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Bosco Tech is proud to announce the October Students of the Month. The honor recognizes student success in the classroom, as well as celebrates the outstanding characteristics of our students as citizens of the school community. These students were voted on by their teachers to receive this recognition.

Cristian Mojica

Andy Cao

Massimo Sorce

Nolan Adalin

Congratulations, Gentlemen!

SUSTAINING THE LEGACY ALUMNI SHARE THE TECH’S IMPACT ON THEIR LIVES

“Plain and simple, Bosco Tech changed my life.” --Joe Reyes (BT ’79) As the Tech has increasingly transitioned to alumni leadership among administration, trustees and donors, it’s up to Techmen to ensure the school’s future as a recognized leader in education. We’re grateful for what was instilled in us during our formative years. Now more than ever, it’s up to us.

As each of us has benefitted greatly from our Salesian education, we’re asking you to partner with many dedicated alumni in sustaining the legacy. Will you please consider making a contribution today?

Gifts can be made conveniently and safely through www.boscotech.edu/giving.

Questions about ways to give? Contact Phil Consuegra at pconsuegra@boscotech.edu. All communication is confidential.

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ADITYA’S STORY GOES WORLDWIDE INTERNATIONAL NEWS AGENCY RUNS SPACE SHUTTLE TEAM MEMBER’S STORY

Our Space Shuttle Nose-Landing Gear team just made international news via the worldwide Agenzia Info Salesiana news agency!

Thank you to Tech sophomore and NLG team member Aditya Kumar for his terrific write up about the recent arrival of Inspiration, the full-size prototype Shuttle, at the Columbia Memorial Space Center’s new Downey facility. The Agenzia tweeted a link to Aditya’s story. Link here to see the tweet: https://x.com/infoANS_EN/status/1858433030848720945 The Bosco Tech restoration team is the only high school group invited to participate in the intricate refurbishing work, alongside aerospace engineers and college teams.

In the photo on the right, the team is shown at Inspiration’s arrival at the Space Center. They are with Downey City Councilmember Horacio Ortiz, a Bosco Tech alumnus. Aditya is to the immediate left of Councilmember Ortiz.

KIDZ FEEDING KIDZ

THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE PROVIDES FULL DINNERS Tech senior Nolan Adalin and his freshman brother, Nicolas, are working hard in the community, visiting churches and organizations to rally support for Kidz Feeding Kidz which annually provides full Thanksgiving dinners to local families in need.

Started four years ago by the brothers, and supported by their classmates who pack the meals alongside them, KFK’s goal is to feed more families each holiday season. This year’s goal is to help 20 families celebrate the season with a festive meal.

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ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME IS DEC. 1 Calling all Techmen! You’re invited to the Tech’s Annual Alumni Basketball Game!

We look forward to welcoming you back on the court to continue the tradition on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 4 p.m. in the Bosco Tech gym. Please note, due to our tournament schedule, this year’s game will not take place on Black Friday as in previous years.

The event is open to spectators; bring along family and friends.

We can’t wait to see you back on the court! RSVP at: https://docs.google.com/ forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjk6v5loMtVyRoxdtO PzpVhdmKHLi8HsNcZDUmwt7z7NlpEA/

ALUMNI SOCCER GAME IS DEC. 21

Bright and early, Bosco alumnI will face off on Saturday, December 21, on the football field. The game begins at 9 a.m. The cost is $5 per player. Interested Techmen can contact Coach Michael Mojarro at mmojarro@boscotech.edu.

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WINTER BREAK OFFICE HOURS Please refer to the school’s general calendar regarding the hours of office operations during the Christmas break. While the office will be open, there are modifications to daily hours and holidays for all staff.

Christmas break for students is Fri., Dec. 20 to Sun., Jan. 5. Please note: Monday, Jan. 6, is a studentfree day as faculty and staff take a faith formation retreat. Regular classes will resume on Tues., Jan. 9.

The office holiday schedule is: • Mon., 12/23--School office hours are 8 am to 3 pm • Tues.-Thurs., 12/24-12/26--School offi ces are closed • Fri., 12/27--School office hours are 8 am to 3 pm • Mon., 12/30--School office hours are 8 am to 3 pm • Tues.-Thurs., 12/31-1/2--School offices are closed • Fri., 1/3--School offi ce hours are 8 am to 3 pm • Mon., Jan. 6--No school for students; faith formation retreat for faculty and staff • Tues., Jan 7--Spring semester begins If you have questions about hours, please call (626) 940-2000. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES

DIA DE LOS MUERTOS CELEBRATION

By Technology class, students, with help from their talented parents, prepared altars for Dia de los Muertos in early November.

Altars such as these, celebrated in contemporary Mexico and among those of Mexican heritage in the United States and around the world, go back some 3,000 years to the rituals honoring the dead in preColumbian Mesoamerica.

Great job, Techmen! ¡Feliz día de los muertos!

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IN GRATITUDE The Bosco Tech community is extremely grateful for all recent donations made by generous foundations, organizations and alumni. Among those gifts: November 2024: Name Amount Purpose Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation $ 50,000 Strength & Spirit Campaign The Tournament of Roses Band Grant $ 2,000 Rose Parade Transportation Edison International $ 10,000 Robotics & Tuition Assistance Conrad N. Hilton Foundation $ 15,000 General Operating Bosco Tech truly appreciates our benefactors who share our mission to educate young people. Please let us know if you have connections to a charitable foundation, or if your employer has a grant-making program. Contact Manager of Foundation Relations Anne Sigoloff at asigoloff@boscotech.edu or (626) 940-2027.

ALUMNI, WE’RE HEADED YOUR WAY

COMING SOON TO A VENUE NEAR YOU!

Alumni, join us in the coming weeks for networking with your Tech brothers from the area.

Getting together Techmen, no matter where you live--that’s what these free gatherings are all about.

No speeches, no fund requests--just an opportunity to catch up with Tech alumni in your neighborhood, enjoy appetizers and a beverage in a low-key setting, and visit with your brothers for a while.

Catching up at the recent alumni reception at Brewheim Brewery in Anaheim are: (left to right) Sean Menegatti (CT ‘04), Ray Gee (DR ’86), Alex Cordero (CT ‘90), George Lozano (CT ‘91), Russell Wong (AU ‘77), Michael Pomo (PH ’ 62), John Krakowski (DR ’ 72), Mike Daly (EL ’68), Henry Gomez (EL ’95), Adam Gomez (CSEE ’ 19), Lee Doble (EL ’64), Paul Marchand (EL ’81), Bob Bray (DR ’75), Mel Ladd (Cabinet Making ‘64), John Guardino (EL ’ 64), Gary Pannatoni (EL ’64) and Tech President Memo Gutierrez (AU ’83).

DECEMBER 2024 12th - Alumni Holiday Gathering at The Boat in San Gabriel JANUARY 2025 16th - Palm Springs 27th - Washington, DC

FEBRUARY 2025 6th - Ventura 20th - Phoenix 27th - South OC

APRIL 2025 3rd - Inland Empire 10th - Las Vegas 24th - South Bay

MARCH 2025 20th - Pasadena

MAY 2025 8th - Denver 22nd - Long Beach

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ANNUAL ENROLLMENT & TUITION ASSISTANCE UPCOMING DATES FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR

BY ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ADMINISTRATOR DORIS LONGORIA

The online FACTS Grant & Aid Tuition Assistance application and Enrollment Packet for the school year 2025-2026 is accessible through your FACTS Family Portal on Friday, Nov. 1. It is necessary for parents to apply annually online for enrollment and tuition assistance; additionally, the enrollment packet must be completed and submitted before applying for tuition assistance.

To access Enrollment, visit www.boscotech.edu: • From the top right-hand corner, select Student/Parent Hub, • Scroll down and click on FACTS Login. DBTI-CA is the district code.

• Sign in with your username and password, select Parent then select Login.

• On the left side of the FACTS Family Portal home page, select Apply/Enroll, • Select Enrollment/Reenrollment, • Select Click Here to Open Enrollment, • Select the Start Enrollment Packet.

Please note that Enrollment Packets are pre-populated; please update information carefully and confirm the data before submitting your enrollment packet. This information becomes your son’s permanent school record.

As stated in the contract, an enrollment fee of $700 is charged to your FACTS payment plan and split into two payments of $350 each, due on February 21 and March 21, 2025, with an automatic withdrawal from your FACTS payment plan account. A Student Service Fee of $800 is split in two payments of $400, due on April 21, and May 16, 2025. Please contact Mrs. Doris Longoria at dlongoria@boscotech.edu with any questions.

The deadline to submit an online Enrollment Packet and Tuition Assistance application is November 1, 2024, thru February 7, 2025; no exception can be made after the deadline.

To apply for Tuition Assistance: Once the enrollment packet is submitted, you can complete the online tuition assistance application through FACTS Grant & Aid, by following the steps below: • Returning families can log in to your FACTS Family Portal.

• On the home page select Financial, and then select Apply for FACTS Grant & Aid • Sign in with your email and password.

• Click on Start Tuition Assistance Application.

• Select the appropriate school year 2025-2026.

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documents.

Submit with FACTS Grant & Aid processing fee of $50.

Applicants will not be reviewed until all required documentation is uploaded and the Grant & Aid fee paid.

Please note that if your FACTS account is past due, your Tuition Assistance application may be denied.

The Tuition Assistance Program is designed to provide funds to eligible students from institutional and private funding sources. Tuition Assistance awards are valid for the year of application only. Assurance of an award is not guaranteed on an annual basis and depends on many factors, including available funding and application timing. We encourage families in need of Tuition Assistance to apply by the suggested dates.

Please contact Mr. John Garcia at jgarcia@boscotech.edu with any questions pertaining to tuition assistance.

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OPEN HOUSE DRAWS CROWDS CAMPUS WELCOMES CROWDS

The Tech’s Open House was a huge success, thanks in no small part to our students, alumni, faculty and staff, and parent volunteers for helping us share all the school has to offer.

We saw a 20% increase in attendance over previous years, with hundreds of prospective students and their families learning all about our technology programs, internship opportunities, AP and honors curriculum, and the exciting new Space Shuttle Inspiration restoration partnership with the Columbia Memorial Science Center.

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XC LEAGUE CHAMPS GO TO CIF

BY ASSISTANT COACH BRAD STOLZ

The season’s final meets started with the Ayala 3200 M. Challenge on Nov. 2. This was two miles on their newly designed track. We ran it to keep in shape for our all-important League Finals.

The first race was the Frosh-Soph race. Eleven Bosco athletes ran. Sophomore Evan Cipriani won this race of 52 runners with a time of 10:36.58. Freshmen Noah Villanueva and Isaac Macias were our #2 and #3 runners. All eleven runners won medals. We had five runners in the varsity race; our top three finishers were seniors Micah Wong, Jacob Campa, and Joshua Camarillo, all of whom won medals.

Our next meet featured the three-mile races of the Del Rey League Finals on Nov. 6 at Hollydale Park in South Gate. For the JV team, our top three runners were freshmen Esteban Ortega 18:34.21 (who finished fifth overall), Isaac Macias and Luis Rosas. A first-place tie with Salesian was settled by looking at the finishing position of the sixth place runners on each team. Since our placement was better, our JV runners won the race, but finished in second place in the league since they were second in the two previous league races.

A place at the CIF Prelims was at stake in the Finals’ varsity race. Senior Danny Cendejas was our top runner and finished overall fourth with 16:11.10. Sophomore Evan Cipriani was sixth overall, and senior Andrew Rodriguez was ninth. They each received an All League patch for finishing so strong. Our team finished second in the race, but since they had finished first in the two previous league races, Tiger varsity won the league championship and qualified for CIF Prelims.

CIF Southern Section Prelims took place at MT SAC in Walnut on Nov. 16. A traditional part of the course was altered since part of infamous Poop Out Hill collapsed due to erosion. Everyone ran hard and to the best of their ability. Our top five finishers (in order) were seniors Danny Cendejas and Andrew Rodriguez, sophomore Evan Cipriani, and seniors Vincent Hernandez and Micah Wong; freshmen Noah Villanueva and Esteban Ortega were the possible tiebreakers.

Although everyone had worked hard all season long, we missed qualification for CIF Finals by finishing immediately after the last qualifying team. We did have the satisfaction of having tried our best, and having made some possibly life-long friendships.

We look forward now to Track and Field season and having most of these athletes, as well as others, join us in the many events of running, jumping, and throwing that this sport offers. Conditioning and practice start soon. Watch for announcements if you wish to become part of a winning tradition.

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ESPORTS MAKES NATIONAL RANKINGS Two of Bosco Tech’s talented esports teams, the Counter-Strike 2 and Halo teams, have both reached the quarterfinals of the national championships this fall.

They will battle it out with the the top U.S. contenders when school returns after Thanksgiving break. Go, Tigers! Stay tuned!

BAND’S NEXT STOP: 2025 ROSE PARADE

Don’t forget our band will be marching in the tournament of roses parade on January 1! For more information on tickets or to volunteer to be an usher and have a front row seat to the parade contact bandboosters@boscotech.edu

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EDISON SCHOLARS DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE THE WORLD THROUGH STEM?

$50,000 for STEM College Scholarships!

Edison International is awarding $50,000 college scholarships to 30 high school seniors to help them follow their dreams in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) and empower them to change the world.

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• Have a minimum 3.0 GPA • Live in Southern California Edison’s service area • Plan to attend a four-year college or university and pursue studies in science, technology, engineering or math.

APPLY NOW

The Edison Scholars program recognizes students who want to be makers of tomorrow — the dreamers, inventors, guardians and pioneers — those who dare to be great.

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Hello Bosco Tech Family! It’s time to honor our veterans! This holiday season, Bosco Tech’s Red Cross Club is again sponsoring its Annual Holiday Homeless Veterans Wishlist Drive. Collections will take place on campus through Thursday, Dec. 12.

Donation boxes are located in the front lobby, BMET, CSEE and MAT, along the technology corridor.

Students can earn one service hour for every four items donated, for a maximum of 10 service hours.

A friendly reminder to PLEASE LABEL YOUR DONATIONS with the following information: 1) STUDENTS NAME 2) STUDENT ID 3) NUMBER AND LIST OF ITEMS To receive credit for your Christian Service Hours, please also make sure to complete the Christian Service Hours form, which can be downloaded from the FACTS portal and bring it to Mrs. Sigoloff to sign.

You also need to write a short reflection on this service project and then turn the form and reflection into Mr. Ramirez who will apply credit for your hours.. Once your form is complete, just stop by the front desk and ask for Mrs. Sigoloff who will meet you there to sign the form. She is also available to sign forms in the library after school on B days from 3:15 to 4:15. Thank you!

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DECEMBER 2024

Please note that dates, events and locations are subject to change. Check the school’s full calendar at https://www.boscotech.edu/student-life/calendar for the latest updates.

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ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME AT 4 P.M. SCHOOL RESUMES ACTIVITIES/CLUB PHOTOS DURING LUNCH AT VARIOUS CAMPUS LOCATIONS PARENT COUNCIL MEETING AT 6 PM COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID INFO NIGHT AT 6:30 PM RECONCILLIATION SERVICES BY THEOLOGY CLASS BAND WINTER CONCERT AT 6 PM S.T.A.R. TUTORING ON CAMPUS AT 9 AM FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (LITURGY & SALESIAN SPIRIT GAMES) KAIROS 97 FRESHMAN TECHNOLOGY SELECTION DAY 8:30 AM TO 12:30 PM WINTER WONDERLAND HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE 8 AM TO 2 PM FIRST SEMESTER TECHNOLOGY EXAMS (REGULAR SCHEDULE) END OF TECH ROTATION 3 FOR FRESHMEN FIRST SEMESTER ACADEMIC FINAL EXAMS (NOON DISMISSAL) CHRISTMAS BREAK (STUDENTS RETURN TO CAMPUS ON TUES., 1/7) ALUMNI SOCCER GAME SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS ARE 8 AM TO 3 PM SCHOOL OFFICE CLOSED MERRY CHRISTMAS SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS ARE 8 AM TO 3 PM SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS ARE 8 AM TO 3 PM SCHOOL OFFICE CLOSED ROSE PARADE--DON’T MISS OUR BAND MARCHING PROUDLY! SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS ARE 8 AM TO 3 PM FACULTY IN-SERVICE AT 9 AM (NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS) SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS

Merry Christmas, Tech Family!