March 2026

BOSCO TECH’S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

THE GEAR

ISSUE 160 MAR 2026

FAITH, UNITY, BROTHERHOOD-2026 SOPHOMORE CLASS RETREAT

SENIOR EARNS GOLD FOR LEADERSHIP We recently shared that MAT senior Tech senior Tomás Diego Carranza (MAT ’26) was awarded a scholarship by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund.

Well, it gets even better! Tomás has been named a goldlevel recipient of the Hispanic Heritage Foundation’s Youth Awards in Journalism & Media.

Selected as one of just 30 outstanding high school students nationwide, Tomás was recognized for his commitment to service, leadership, and vision both in and beyond the classroom. He is also one of only 10 students to earn the program’s prestigious Gold Level Award, representing the top honoree from each of the foundation’s geographic regions.

Tomás will participate in the Youth Awards Virtual Ceremony on Feb. 21 and has been invited to serve as a student speaker at the foundation’s Leaders Uniting & Networking for Advancement (LUNA) Dinner & Scholar Networking Event on March 12. Tomas has been asked to represent the 2025 Youth Leadership Institute as a speaker at the HSF’s March 12 Leaders Uniting & Networking for Advancement (LUNA) Dinner & Scholar Networking Event. He was selected after being considered one of the Institute’s best-reviewed students of the program he completed last summer.

The dinner and Tomás’ talk are on March 12 and we’re wishing him well! Congratulations to Tomás!

JUNIOR CLASS UNITY CEREMONY HERE’S TO THE CLASS OF 2027

Congratulations to our Tech juniors, the future graduating class of 2027, who celebrated their traditional unity Mass and the blessing of the class rings on Feb. 25. May God bless you, gentlemen!

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2024 GRAD ENGINEERS AT DUKE

DUKE MOTORSPORTS & DESIGNHUB ENGINEER

2024 Bosco Tech grad Caleb Glassow (IDEA ‘24) is making the most of his time at Duke University! Not only is the Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science major managing the university’s DesignHub Engineering Team, but he’s also serving as one of Duke Motorsports’ vehicle dynamics engineers, helping design the race car’s suspension.

Based out of the university’s Pratt School of Engineering, Duke Motorsports provides one of the most hands-on engineering design project experiences that complements a rigorous engineering undergraduate curriculum. Students design, build, and test an open-wheel formula-style race car, and then race it at the annual competition in Michigan, where Duke placed 16th out of 106 last year.

While at Bosco Tech, Caleb founded the popular Car Club that annually competes in the “24 Hours of Lemons” race. He also served as ASB President and was valedictorian of his graduating class.

“I highly recommend that all students take advantage of the resources Bosco Tech offers,” Caleb said. “For my interests, practicing CAD, learning how to use the machinery in IDEA, and talking with alumni to get their advice have provided me with all the skills I needed to jump right into cool projects in college. Being surrounded by these resources at Bosco Tech prepared me well for what I will soon do with a career in engineering.”

ALUMNI STILL GOT IT! A huge thank you to Techmen for making the 2026 alumni baseball and volleyball games great successess. Are you hearing about these fun opportunities for alumni to meet up? If not, please contact alumni@boscotech.edu. We want to see you!

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INT’L KUDOS FOR MUSIC DIRECTOR TALENTED MUSICIAN BRINGS HOME MORE AWARDS

Congratulations to Mr. Sam Hankins! The Tech’s talented Music Program and Band Director has done it yet again!

Mr. Hankins has earned major kudos from the Global Music Awards. Known as “music’s golden seal of approval,” the Global Music Awards recognizes artists on an international scale who have contributed substantial works to the musical world.

Mr. Hankin’s “Here We Go” brought home the bronze medal in the Contemporary Smooth Jazz category. We’re grateful to have such talent inspiring and teaching Tech students.

Listen to his amazing sounds at samhankins.com/

MSET FIELD TRIP TO CUTTING-EDGE LAB SEEING THE FUTURE UP CLOSE

Keeping it real, on a professional level—MSET students had the opportunity to attend an ASM tour at Machina Labs in Chatsworth. The lab uses AI-guided robotics to create complex structures directly from CAD, with no dies or molds needed, from prototype straight to production!

Because Machina Labs is a government contractor, no photos were allowed inside the facility. Thank you to the Tech’s amazing MSET instructors, Mr. Alejandro Martinez and Mr. Anthony Campa, for this rare introduction to the evolution of manufacturing!

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L.A. CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARDEES The Archdiocese of Los Angeles Christian Service Awards annually honor graduating seniors and teachers from Catholic high schools for outstanding volunteer service, with the 52nd event to be held on March 10, 2026. Presided over by Archbishop José H. Gomez, the awards recognize students for at least two years of consistent, non-remunerative work, highlighting a commitment to Gospel values.

This year, the Tech recipients are seniors Ricardo Martinez (ACE ‘26) and Mrs. Anne Sigoloff, Manager of Foundation Relations and Internship Coordinator.

Ricardo Martinez is an outstanding student who is currently one of the co-presidents for Bosco Tech’s Youth Ministry program, having served as a member for the last three years. He has worked with and overseen the school’s retreat, liturgy, character assembly, and prayer service programs.

He also attended the Salesian Youth Leadership Conference (SYLC) which helps to strengthen and support the Salesian spirit and focus at all of our schools.

Ricardo recently served as a team member for the Tech’s senior Kairos retreat, and he is the Chaplin for our senior executive ASB cabinet. Ricardo has been a member of our Ambassador program for three years and is currently one of its leaders. He has been a part of our Lego Robotics team, mentoring elementary school students in STEM education. He has also served as a volunteer at St. Hilary’s parish and is currently working on his Eagle Scout project. He has complete 342 hours of Christian service while at the Tech.

Mrs. Anne Sigoloff In addition to securing and maintaining vital foundation grants and major gifts providing tuition assistance and scholarship support for hardworking, but financially struggling students, Mrs. Sigoloff oversees two of the Tech’s very important outreach efforts: the internship program and the student-led Red Cross Club.

Eleven years ago, Anne established the Tech’s very popular internship program that places students in well-known STEM organizations, labs, and companies throughout Los Angeles. To ensure the success of candidates, she offers a nine-month prep class that has participating students creating resumes, conducting mock interviews, and learning workplace etiquette and valuable job skills. Through these professional experiences, students learn the value of using their skills to build relationships, network and help others.

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LA CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARDS Moderator of the school’s Red Cross Club, Mrs. Sigoloff organizes and empowers student leaders to plan and run successful blood drives on the school campus for Cedars-Sinai and to organize hygiene item donation drives for homeless vets in the San Gabriel Valley. So successful have these events been that Bosco Tech is the largest local school donor in both efforts. Over the last ten years, Mrs. Sigoloff has effectively guided the student leaders to educate the campus community about the need for blood resources and to assist veterans who have found themselves in challenging situations.

Mrs. Sigoloff herself is the product of local Catholic education and enjoys giving back by helping students today understand the need and benefits of getting involved in the community through service.

Congratulations to both Ricardo and Mrs. Sigoloff and thank you for all you do!

MAT SENIORS EARN CERTIFICATION PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION STRENGTHENS RESUMES

Seniors in MAT’s Media Campaign Development class are earning professional certification while completing their technology coursework. The tie-in assignment to the course taught by Mr. Andy Padilla is a practical way for students to build their resume and quantify how they are learning to create engaging content, expand their digital reach, and measure ROI while building their resumes.

The two-fold assignment required them to complete both HubSpot Academy’s Social Media Marketing coursework and also certification in any area that aligns with the students’ long term career goals, within media arts or elswhere.

“Together, these certifications guide students in developing a personalized media campaign centered around their own identity and the skill set they can offer in their chosen field,” Mr. Padilla explained. “By the end of the course, students won’t just be able to say they’re social media certified—they’ll be able to demonstrate it by showcasing their credentials on professional platforms like LinkedIn.” Hubspot is an all-in-one customer relationship management (CRM) platform designed to help businesses grow by unifying marketing, sales, content management and customer service. The course involved successfully completing 10 lessons, and passing quizzes on the material presented.

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INTERNSHIP UPDATE

BY MRS. ANNE SIGOLOFF, INTERNSHIP COORINATOR & MANAGER OF FOUNDATION RELATIONS

There are lots of positive things happening for our summer internship candidates. Just a few highlights: • Internship candidates completed their resumes last month and a number of students are beginning the application process for prestigious, sought-after internships with organizations such as Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles Pediatric Society, the L.A. City Attorney’s Office, JMDiaz, Inc, and The Boeing Company, to name a few.

• This month, students and parents attended Boeing sponsored Informational sessions to learn key facts about this competitive program. Since 2013, Bosco Tech has partnered with the Boeing Company placing nearly 100 high achieving students into the rigorous aerospace summer internships.

• Internship candidates are currently delving into the “Do’s and Don’ts” of Interviewing, learning how to answer tough questions like “ Tell me about your weaknesses. “ They are also working on creating impactful ‘elevator speeches’ to introduce themselves concisely summarizing their qualifications, goals and skills. An important part of the interviewing workshop are practical tips such as a firm handshake, maintaining eye contact, asking pertinent questions and sending prompt thank you notes !

• Next month, students will participate in mock interviews with members of Bosco Tech’s administration. Staff will provide helpful feedback to ensure candidates ace their internship interviews in the coming months.

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SENIOR COLLEGE SWEATSHIRT PHOTO REPRESENT: WEAR YOUR FUTURE PLANS FOR CLASS PHOTO

Senior parents, Friday, May 22, is College/Career Shirt Day and Senior Student Life Awards. It’s still early, but once your son has made his plans for fall, please make sure he has a hoodie, sweatshirt, t-shirt or pennant representing those plans.

The group photo will be taken at 1 p.m., just right before the Senior Student Life awards ceremony that begins at 2 p.m. Family members are welcome to celebrate our seniors who are active in on-campus clubs and service organizations! Please remind your graduate to wear a shirt with his chosen college/university/trade school /career on it!

ST. PATRICK’S EVENT IS MARCH 8 GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY--LIVE TRADITIONAL MUSIC & DANCING

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CLASS OF ‘26 UPCOMING EVENTS THIS INFORMATION IS FOR THE FAMILIES OF SENIORS

(Updated 1/20/2026) Yearbook Sales: buytheyearbook.com School Code: 729996 • Deadline to purchase a Senior Dedication is FEB 27 • Yearbooks will be on sale for $110 until MARCH 6 • Senior dedications also must be completed & submitted by MARCH 6 • All Yearbook-related questions, please send to: Ms. Bower (LBower@boscotech.edu) Tuesday, March 10 to Friday March 13 – Midterm Exams Tuesday, March 17 – Quarter 3 Grades Due This grade capture is used to calculate senior awards (ex: Valedictorian, Salutatorian, Honor Cords & Stoles) Friday, March 20 – Pupil-Free Day – Parent / Teacher Conferences (8-5pm w/breaks) Wednesday, April 1 – Easter Liturgy/Spring Salesian Spirit Games Thursday, April 2 to Sunday, April 12 – NO SCHOOL – Easter Break Tuesday, April 14 to Friday, April 17 – Kairos 100 See Mr. Campa, Mr. Gaba, or Mr. Godinez for details and applications.

Ms. Gambill will also be attending Kairos 100 and will not be on campus for these dates.

Monday, April 20 - Friday, April 24 – College & Career Week Daily speakers & events Wednesday, April 22 to Thursday, April 23 – Design Build Competition (ACE Seniors) Friday, April 24 – PROM – 7-11pm Westin Bonaventure Hotel – Bonaventure Brewing Co – 404 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles 90071 Tickets will be available on GoFan Monday, April 27 – NO SCHOOL – AP EXAM PREP HOLIDAY Friday, May 1 – Standard Deadline to Accept Admission & Submit Enrollment Deposit to Colleges Please research & confirm with your schools – some may have later deadlines.

Friday, May 1 – Christian Service Hours Deadline – Mr. Miguel Ramirez Hours turned in after this deadline are not guaranteed to be noted on the Final Transcript, and will not be considered for end-of-year awards. The Class of 2026 is required to complete 100

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CLASS OF ‘26 UPCOMING EVENTS CONTINUED

hours over 4 years to be eligible to graduate.

(Transfer students are required to complete 25 hours for each full year enrolled in Bosco Tech.)

Friday, May 1 – Parent Service Hours Deadline – Mr. Paul Garcia Parents are required to complete 30 Service Hours per year, 15 of which must be Bingo Hours (unless an alternate arrangement was agreed to). Failure to complete the required hours may result in additional charges and/or a hold being placed on the student’s diploma/transcript. For questions about Parent Service Hours, please contact Mr. Paul Garcia (pgarcia@boscotech.edu).

AP TESTING SCHEDULE (senior courses only – see school calendar for all grade level tests) • Tues., May 5 - AP Human Geography (8am) & AP US Government & Politics (12pm) • Wed., May 6 – AP English Literature (8am) • Thurs., May 7 – AP Statistics (12pm) • Fri., May 8 – AP Macroeconomics (12pm) • Mon., May 11 – AP Calc AB & AP Calc BC (8am) • Wed., May 13 – AP Physics C: Mechanics (12pm) • Fri., May 15 – AP Environmental Science (8am) Friday, May 15 – Spring Band Concert – 6pm Wednesday, May 20 – Thursday, May 28 – Senior Final Exams Wednesday, May 20 & Thursday, May 21 – Senior Tech Exams (regular class schedule 8-3:05pm) Tuesday, May 26, Wednesday, May 27, & Thursday, May 28 – Senior Academic Exams (no tech classes) Friday, May 29 – Senior Make-up Exams Friday, May 22 – College / Career Shirt Day & Senior Student Life Awards – 2:10-3:05 – Gym Parents & Family members are welcome to celebrate our seniors who are active in on-campus clubs and service organizations!

Students – please wear a shirt with your chosen college / trade school / career on it – Class/Tech photos will be taken.

Friday, May 22 – Deadline to submit remediated class transcripts to Registrar All credit recovery / make-up courses must be cleared by Friday, May 22 at 4:00pm.

Official transcripts must be sent to Registrar@BoscoTech.edu .

Failure to do so will result in the student’s diploma being held until proof of completion is submitted.

Please be aware that some schools take several weeks to send out a transcript, so please plan ahead.

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For those taking classes through Mt. SAC – the deadline to finish their courses is May 14. Failure to finish will result in no credit earned. Work is not rolled over to a new semester; incompletes are not given.

Monday, May 25 – NO SCHOOL – MEMORIAL DAY Wednesday, May 27 – Cap & Gown Pickup – 11:30-1:30 – Library (after the senior final exams that day) Thursday, May 28 – Senior Academic Awards Ceremony – 6:00pm-7:15pm – Gym The Class of 2026 will be honored for academic achievements on the school campus. Seniors receiving awards will be notified.

Formal dress is required for seniors & they may bring up to six guests to the ceremony Thursday, May 28 – Senior Retreat w/ Mr. H in Youth Ministry – 12:30pm - 3:30pm This is a required event for Seniors who did not attend a Kairos. Lunch will be provided.

If you attended Kairos this year, you do not need to come to this retreat.

Friday, May 29 – Senior Make-up Exams Students who do not need to take make-up exams are excused from attending school on this day.

Students who do need to make-up exams must schedule them through their individual instructor(s).

TENTATIVE / AWAITING CONFIRMATION – Wednesday, June 3 – Grad Nite @ Disneyland – 7am – 2:00am Tickets will be sold on GoFan. A permission slip & copy of your health insurance are required.

Meet by 7:15am at Youth Min / Student Activities.

Bus will transport us to Disneyland, and return to Bosco at approximately 2am.

Monday, June 1 – Senior Semester 2 Grades captured at 10am Counselors will begin graduation eligibility checks as soon as grades are captured.

Friday, June 5 – Graduation Rehearsal, BBQ & Senior Sunset – 4pm - 8pm This is a mandatory event for all seniors. BBQ dinner will be provided.

Graduation tickets will be distributed at this time. Each graduate will be given 12 tickets.

Saturday, June 6 – Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation Ceremony – 5:00pm Students are required to arrive at the gym no later than 4:00pm for a class group photo and to line up.

The ceremony begins promptly at 5pm. We conclude at approximately 7:30pm.

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Gown return: Graduation gowns must be returned after the ceremony to BMET Lecture Hall, before seniors leave campus.

Caps and tassels remain with the graduate. Be sure to remove all pins, cords and awards from the gown. Failure to return the gown Saturday will result in a $125 fee, payable directly to Herff Jones.

Who to contact regarding: Contact Person Phone Email Yearbooks / Senior Portraits Ms. Laura Bower 626.940.2128 LBower@boscotech.edu Graduation Eligibility / Grades / Regalia Ms. Christine Gambill 626-940-2038 CGambill@boscotech.edu Disciplinary Matters Mr. Carlos Plantillas 626-940-2115 CPlantillas@boscotech.edu Kairos Mr. Rob Godinez 626.940.2139 RGodinez@boscotech.edu Transcripts Mr. Eric Tom 626-940-2020 Etom@boscotech.edu Finances / Tuition Ms. Doris Longoria 626-940-2018 DLongoria@boscotech.edu Grad Nite / Prom / Caps & Gowns Mr. Rudy Herrera 626-940-2087 RHerrera@boscotech.edu Service Hours (Students) Mr. Miguel Ramirez 626.940.2124 MRamirez@boscotech.edu Service Hours (Parents) Mr. Paul Garcia 626.940.2147 PGarcia@boscotech.edu

CHEER & DRUMLINE TAKE FIRST PLACE In mid-February, the Tiger competition cheer team and drumline brought home three first place finishes in the SHARP International State Championships cheer competition held at Knott’s Berry Farm. The team earned the top spots in Performance Cheer, Show Cheer and Drumline. They also were ranked second among all high school teams competing. Great job, Tigers!

Up next: the JAMZ Nationals Cheer Competition in Las Vegas.

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MARCH 2026

BY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RICARDO GONZALEZ With winter sports winding down, our spring teams are all getting ready to start off their seasons. If you are interested in playing a sport this year, be on the lookout for information from coaches, the athletic department and our instagram @ BoscoTechTigers.

SOCCER- @bosco_tech_soccer Coach Alvarenga and the varsity team have picked up steam in league play with some impressive wins. They look to clinch a postseason spot as they close league at Mary Star on Feb 2nd.

BASKETBALL @boscotechbb A big THANK YOU to Coach Damien Reyes for stepping in to be the interim Head Coach to end the season as the varsity team played a very tough Camino Real League Schedule. We thank all the coaches and players for their work throughout the season!

BASEBALL @boscotechbaseball Coach Duhamel and his teams are ready to compete in a tough Camino Real League following their league title last year. Keep an eye out for preseason games throughout the end of February and March.

GOLF Coach Brian Waters leads his growing golf program into another strong season in the Del Rey League for this upcoming season.

Contact bwaters@boscotech.edu for more information on training and winter work going into the spring season.

TENNIS Contact Coach Rudy Herrera rherrera@boscotech.edu for more information on practices and opportunities to join the team! Winter Training will be starting soon.

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VOLLEYBALL Volleyball has participated in some off season tournaments as they head into their season and going into Santa Fe League play. For questions, please contact Coach Reyes at dreyes@ boscotech.edu TRACK Coach Blayze Fimbres will be leading his track athletes in Camino Real league matches throughout March and April. Be on the lookout for preseason invitationals.

FOOTBALL Football is putting in work as they continue to develop our players with 7v7 training and competitions. Contact Coach Uballez for more information.

CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations to Junior Evan Cipriani and Sophomore Noah Villanueva for making 1st Team All Del Rey League and Senior Nicholas Renteria and Sophomore Isaac Macias for being 2nd Team All Del Rey League! Great job, fellas!

GOLF SPONSORSHIPS/FOURSOMES AVAILABLE Bosco Tech is thrilled to present the 37th Annual Golf Classic on Monday, May 4, 2026, at the Glendora Country Club. Check-in begins at 8 a.m.; shotgun start is at 10 a.m.

Golfers all receive breakfast upon arrival, a swag bag, complimentary practice tee for warm-ups, golf, drinks and lunch on course, and admission to the infamous posttournament 19th Hole Gathering!

Proceeds from the Golf Classic go directly to the Bosco Tech Alumni Scholarship Fund. Since 1955, the Tech’s focus has been educating students from all walks of life. Your sponsorships and registration support over 70% of their families to afford a nationally unique education.

Join our Cinco de Mayo celebration at Glendora Country Club. Sponsorship registration is now open; visit https://www. boscotech.edu/golfclassic

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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: Name

The Boeing Company Blanche M. Walsh CharityTrust Gene Haas Foundation

Amount $ 3,000 $ 3,500 $10,000

Purpose Robotics Tuition Assistance Tuition Assistance

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.

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SALESIAN PROVINCE ASSESSMENT The Tech recently completed a two-day Salesian Province School Assessment Visit. The threemember Salesian visiting team included: Ms. Marylou Flannery, the Coordinator of Salesian Schools for the Western Province and the chair of our 2020 WCEA accreditation visit, Fr. Fabian Cardenas, the Delegate for Youth Ministry for the Province, and Ms. Brittney Hill, who in addition to teaching English at St. Francis Salesian High School in Watsonville, is the school’s Academic Dean.

The team conducted several meetings with various stakeholder groups and made classroom visits to see our instructors and students in action.

“Salesian spirituality clearly permeates all facets of the community, from the Board of Trustees retreats and daily emails that include prayer, to meetings and school activities, the religion curriculum, parent events, morning announcements, and the visible availability of the Salesians...” the visiting team said.

Thank you for our campus commuhity for giving them a warm Bosco Tech welcome!

FREE ADULT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

Counseling Partners of Los Angeles (CPLA), the Tech’s on-campus free mental health program, is offering additional services to our community. Geared toward parents and teachers, fully confidential, online free sessions are now available, including convenient evening time slots.

The following links provide access to more information about the programs: Parent Counseling and Coaching Services (PCCS) and Teacher Wellness and Counseling Services (TWCS). Supporting the overall well being of the Tech family is a priority.

Quick facts: - All sessions are confidential - All sessions are free - All sessions conducted via Zoom - Availability for evening slots available - The school is not informed of anyone signing up for services - Our counselors are either Licensed or Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (different individuals from the Counselors placed at the school sites) - PCCS Counselors are bilingual in English & Spanish - 8 sessions for PCCS - 6 sessions for TWCS If interested in enrolling to any of the programs, please use the following links to refer: - CPLA Info - PCCS Referral Request Form in English - PCCS Referral Request Form in Spanish - TWCS Referral Request Form

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ALUMNI, WE’RE HEADED YOUR WAY

COMING SOON TO A VENUE NEAR YOU!

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 while. Visit https://www. boscotech.edu/alumni/ out-of-town-alumnireceptions for details.

Alumni in South OC recently met up at San Clemente’s Artifex Brewery. Left to right are: Michael Meyer (MT ‘80), Russell Wong (AU ‘77), Dan Conroy (BT ‘82), Les Ezree (EL ‘63), Tony Bueras (ME ‘84), Matt Rudar (AU ‘94), and Memo Gutierrez (AU ‘83).

Not in the picture is Robert MacLean (EL ‘90) who arrived later.

Next stops:

Wash., D.C. Pasadena Inland Empire Las Vegas

Mar. 19 Mar. 26 Apr. 9 Apr. 16

South Bay Denver Long Beach

Apr. 30 May 14 May 21

Don Bosco Technical Institute Mission Statement Don Bosco Technical Institute is dedicated to creating leaders in engineering, science, and technology by presenting opportunities for real world experience that provide graduates an edge in university studies and career development.

Established in 1955, Bosco Tech is a college preparatory Catholic high school guided by the educational philosophy of St. John Bosco and offers challenging academic exploration through project-based learning.

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MARCH 2026 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.

TUES

3/3

PARENT COUNCIL MEETING AT 6 P.M.

WED

3/4

VOLLEYBALL CHIK FIL A FUNDRAISER

FRI

3/6

ADMISSION NOTIFICATIONS SENT

SAT

3/7

S.T.A.R. TUTORING AT 9 AM

SUN

3/8

ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION AT 5 P.M.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY TUES

3/10

2026 ADLA CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARDS AT THE CATHEDRAL

TUES-FRI

3/10-3/13

THIRD QUARTER EXAMS

SAT

3/14

ENROLLMENT DEADLINE FOR NEW FAMILIES

MON

3/16

QUARTER BREAK (SCHOOL CLOSED)

TUES

3/17

QUARTER 4 BEGINS

HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY FRI

3/20

PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES (STUDENT-FREE DAY)

SAT ON-CAMPUS FOR JUNIORS ONLY FROM 7:45 AM-12 NOON

FRI-SUN

3/20-3/22

FRC-CA DISTRICT L.A. COMPETITION (OFF CAMPUS)

SAT

3/21

S.T.A.R. TUTORING AT 9 AM

JAZZ NIGHT OUT BAND FUNDRAISER 6 PM

TUE-THUR

3/24-3/26

WCEA/WASC ACCREDITATION VISIT

FRI-SUN

3/27-3/29

FRC-CA DISTRICT S.G.V. COMPETITION (ON CAMPUS)

SUN 3/29 PALM SUNDAY MON-TUES 3/30-3/31

RECONCILIATION BY THEOLOGY CLASS

WED

EASTER SERVICE LITURGY

4/1

SALESIAN SPIRIT GAMES THUR-SUN 4/2-4/12

EASTER BREAK

THUR

4/2

HOLY THURSDAY (SCHOOL CLOSED)

FRI

4/3

GOOD FRIDAY (SCHOOL CLOSED)

SAT 4/4 HOLY SATURDAY SUN

4/5

EASTER SUNDAY--HE IS RISEN!

MON 4/13 SCHOOL RESUMES