Working

Our hats are off to our students who’ve been working out together during lunch in the Yurak Athletic Center’s weight room all year! They’re supervised by Mr. Carlos Plantillas, Dean of Student Services, a former P.E. and football coach. Coach Plantillas’ goal has always been to instill a lifelong learning of a healthy lifestyle and fitness.

“I encourage every young man to exercise regularly and live a healthy lifestyle through work outs, sports, proper diet and positive mind set,” he says. “Along with working out, they often ask for advice on how to begin or change their workout routine, eating plans, and gaining a positive attitude and outlook on life.”

“Studies have shown weight lifting and exercising regularly can reduce the amount of stress, produced by the daily grind of high school and ‘teen life’ bring. Exercising regularly is a positive outlet for anyone and I'm thrilled the school offers that opportunity to our young men during our lunch hour.”

Great job, gentlemen; thank you, Coach Plantillas!

Even More Basketball Team Shoutouts

Congratulations to the Tech' basketball team for the recognition team members and Coach Romo continue to receive for their incredible season. Kudos to:

Darius Benitez- Second team all area Pasadena Star News

Jaden Erami - First team all area Pasadena Star News

Ryan Osborne First team all area Pasadena Star News

Tech College Week 2023

The Tech’s 2023 College Week offered insights for students from all class years to help even our youngest Techmen to consider and plan their academic career. Beginning with a presentation to sophomores from UC Riverside, to instruction in the application process from UC system representatives, to guidance on taking the next step for seniors already admitted to Cal Poly, Pomona, the week’s activities offered practical guidance. Whittier College and Woodbury University even offered Instant Decision Days for interested seniors.

2022-2023 Bosco Tech Cheer Team

By Head Coach Michele Casanova

The Bosco Tech 2022-23 Cheer Team was made up of 14 members this year. Our cheerleaders came from the all-girl campuses of Ramona Convent, San Gabriel Mission, St. Joseph and St. Lucy. Team members served over 300 community service hours, attended multiple on-campus activities and will graduate three seniors this year.

The teams' two favorite community service events were the Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Neighborhood Can Drive in which the Tech Freshmen ASB officers helped. The three favorite Open House, Homecoming Rally and the fall spirit games were our member’s favorite special events. Captains Kiana Wong and Tatiana Estrada lead our team through the season and during our competition season. They both showed great leadership and grace in challenging situations. Our seniors are TatianaEstrada-San Gabriel Mission/Cal State Fullerton- Computer Science, HerlindaCasanova-St. Joseph/Rio Hondo College - Marine Biology/ indoor and sand volleyball andMadeline Palacio - Ramona Convent/Colorado State- Animal Science.

The team and staff would like to thank our parents, staff, administrators, and maintenance staff for the support and all their hard work this year. We had an amazing time supporting our students including our football, soccer, volleyball teams and our awesome marching band! These truly have been “The moments we live for!”

Our assistant coaches, Angelia and Jadaare both in their second year with the program and both Graduated from San Gabriel Mission High School. Angelia is attending Cal State LA, majoring in Biology. Jada participated on both Bosco’s comp team , open division all-stars and Mt. SAC’s cheer team. She is majoring in Psychology.