The Gear--April 2025

BOSCO TECH’S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

THE GEAR

ISSUE 152 APRIL 2025

TECH TRAVELS: GAINING INTERNATIONAL INSIGHT

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Dear Bosco Tech family-Happy Easter to you and your family! May the Good News of Christ’s resurrection stay with us as we manage the day-to-day busyness of life!

As we move into the final weeks of the 2024-25 academic year, our students are busier than ever: • acceptances continue to come in for our seniors from colleges and universities across the country, and even some offers from outside the U.S. • our Admissions team is working with our incoming freshman class so they’re ready to hit the ground running in the fall • many of our juniors are preparing for summer internship opportunities • our underclassmen are planning for advanced coursework next fall.

Recently, several of us had the powerful opportunity to see the Tech through fresh eyes when we hosted, for the first time ever, a contingent of elementary-aged girls and their families. It was enlightening and a vital reminder to me (I first came to this campus more years ago than I’d care to admit) of what a unique campus we have!

To see these families explore the technology labs with curiosity and wonder, and to hear the laughter and cheers when the rockets the girls built took off over the mall reminded me anew of the rare opportunities that the Tech offers young people. What a great environment our young people have to explore, learn, and create!

During this first of more planned campus introductions catering to a whole new audience, I met alumni--young men I taught several years ago--who are now fathers of girls interested in our preengineering and technology program. Several of these girl dads mentioned how excited they are that their daughters will have the same opportunity they had as high school students. To me, that is the highest of praise and a ringing endorsement for and of our program. It’s also a reminder of the proud and effective heritage entrusted to us!

May God continue to bless our campus community, Jeff Krynen Principal & Tech Alumnus (BT ‘81)

FOLLOW THE TECH

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CLASS OF 2025 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

The faculty and administration of Don Bosco Technical Institute would like to congratulate the Class of 2025 for all they have accomplished during their four years here. Our graduates have earned acceptances to colleges and universities across the country, including Stanford and each of the UCs. We are so proud of their remarkable achievements and wish each graduate Godspeed in their educational endeavors!

Aquinas College Art Center College of Design Azusa Pacific University Belmont Abbey College Benedictine College Biola University Cal Poly Humboldt Cal Poly Pomona Cal Poly SLO Cal State Channel Islands Cal State Chico Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State East Bay Cal State Fresno Cal State Fullerton Cal State LA Cal State Long Beach Cal Maritime Cal State Northridge Cal State Sacramento Cal State San Bernardino Cal State San Marcos Cal State Stanislaus California Baptist University California Lutheran University Catholic University of America Chapman University Chico State Colorado School of Mines Concordia University Irvine Cumberland University Drake University Emerson College Fresno State George Fox University Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University

Hartwick College Hawai’i Pacific University High Point University Laguna College of Art & Design Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago Loyola University New Orleans Manhattan University Marymount Manhattan College Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Montana State University Mount Saint Mary’s University New York University Northern Arizona University Ohio State University Oregon Institute of Technology Otis College of Art and Design Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University Pacific University Penn State University Pepperdine University Portland State University Purdue University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Sacramento State St. Mary’s College of California San Diego State University San Francisco State University San Jose State University School of the Art Institute of Chicago

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Seton Hall University Southern Methodist University St. John’s University St. Thomas Aquinas College Temple University Temple University, Japan Campus The Ohio State University University of Arizona UC Berkeley UC Davis UC Irvine UCLA UC Merced UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara UC Santa Cruz University of Colorado Boulder University of Hawai’i at Manoa University of Nebraska University of Nevada Las Vegas University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California University of the Pacific Utah Tech University Washington State University Wentworth Institute of Technology Whittier College Whitworth University Woodbury University Worcester Polytechnic Institute

MSET SWEEPS CASTING COMPETITION

BY MR. TOM YU (MSET ‘15), MSET INSTRUCTOR

The American Foundry Society (AFS) recently hosted a casting competition in which MSET students, led by Mr. Alejandro Martinez, participated.

There were monetary prizes for the top four casting entries and the best in school (one prize per person). The Tech’s MSET students swept the contest! We won all top four prizes and actually have two people tied for fourth…so we overswept? Here are the results: 1st - $700 - Enrique Perez - Freshman 2nd - $500 - Sean Cortez - Junior 3rd - $350 - Jacob Rooney - Senior 4th - $250 - Mario Barbosa - Junior 4th - $250 - Hovan Kuftedjian - Junior BiS - $200 - Vincent Hernandez - Senior Additionally, some students got participation awards ($25 Starbucks gift card) that was scored based: Nathan Bobadilla - Junior Joshua Diaz - Freshman James Saballos - Senior Congratulations, MSET team!

HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS AT MARATHON National Spanish Honor Society (NSHS) members who volunteered at this year’s L.A. Marathon this past Saturday. This was the 40th year for the iconic run that starts at Dodger Stadium.

Our hard-working honor society members distributed runner bibs and t-shirts and assembled goodie bags for the more than 26,000 participants…and had some fun while doing it! What a great opportunity for these young scholars to contribute to the community!

FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Bosco Tech is proud to announce the February and March 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.

February For Grade 9: Abraham Jette-Kouri This freshman is an exceptionally talented young man. He freely spreads his knowledge about as he constantly works to help others. He always comes into class early with good energy and a positive attitude ready to learn. His unrelenting optimism and continued focus on academics has been inspiring, even while overcoming recent challenges.

For Grade 10: Gavin Castellanes This young man is an incredible student who constantly works very hard at his studies. He is always polite and calm, demonstrating his maturity. He never misses any homework and literally helps everyone he can in the classroom.

For Grade 11: Raul Tapia This junior is a ‘chugger’ -- just plug him in and he goes to work! He is always responsive to key concepts in his daily class lessons, and he has a unique ability to apply class lessons outside the classroom, in the so-called “real” world. He is not afraid to ask questions, regularly gets high scores on class tests, and despite his academic success, he always remains very humble. Despite his commitment to golf and other extra-curricular activities, and despite his being a Rams fan, he is still respectful to all around him!

For Grade 12: Anthony Villeda This senior fosters a strong sense of community at Bosco Tech with his positive attitude and infectious energy. His generosity and enthusiasm make him a valued member of our school, and his creativity continues to bring joy to those around him. He has consistently proven his dedication towards his work and regularly provides different perspectives in every project, while always being open to feedback. His willingness to listen and help demonstrates strong leadership skills. His kindness was especially evident on Valentine’s Day when he thoughtfully shared his custom Wonder Bunny cards—his own creative design—with faculty and classmates.

Abraham Jette-Kouri

Gavin Castellanes

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Raul Tapia

Anthony Villeda

CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARDS

ARCHDIOCESE RECOGNIZES STUDENT & ADMINISTRATOR

Congratulations to Bosco Tech senior Luis Camacho Castro (CSEE ‘25) and Mr. John Garcia, Director of Tuition Assistance & Endowments and Freshman Academic Counselor, who have been awarded the Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ Christian Service Award for their exemplary service to the community.

The recent ceremony was held at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels and was presided over by Archbishop José Gomez.

Additionally, Luis was selected from among the student award recipients to speak during the Mass about the importance of service and of giving back. He also was spotlighted by the international news agency, Info Salesiana Agenzia. We’re incredibly proud of these two and how well they represent the Tech! Congratulations, gentlemen!

EASY AS PI? FOR TECH STUDENTS, YES! PI DAY COMPETITION WINNERS GO TO EXTRAORDINARY LENGTHS

The final (and unbelievable) results for Mr. Erick Williams’ annual Pi Day competition?

• 4th place--sophomore Dylan Vo (BMET) with 51 digits • 3rd place--senior Kyle Lieu (CS) with 55 digits • And competition master Mr. Williams, himself, with 1,125 digits • In 2nd place, with a whopping 1,249 digits memorized is sophomore Sergio Gomez (CSEE) • And this year’s ultimate Pi Master, with 1,556 digits recited from memory, is that senior from BMET, Jaedon Vo. Give that kid some pie!

Congratulations to these young men for their determination. Dylan, Kyle, Sergio, and Jaedon, were rewarded with Pi pies! (Left to right in photo: Kyle, Jaedon, Mr. Williams and Sergio Gomez).

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LEGO ROBOTICS THIS SUMMER! THE FUN REVS UP FOR GRADES 4-8

The Tech’s popular Technology Outreach Program will again host the annual LEGO Robotics Summer Camp.

LEGO Robotics Summer Camp 2025 is a fun, non-stop, interactive course for students in grades 4-8.

Campers will develop hands-on problem-solving skills, coding, and basic mechanical engineering concepts to complete a challenge based on the 2023-2024 FIRST Robotics Challenge.

May 30, 2025, is the deadline to apply for the June 6-July 3 fun!

Visit https://www.boscotech. edu/summerprograms2025/ legoroboticscamp25to register.

Questions? Contact Mr. Luis Garza at lgarza@boscotech.edu.

WORLD TRAVELERS RETURN TO CAMPUS SPRING BREAK TRIPS TO JAPAN AND EUROPE

Special thanks to Tech instructors Mrs. Ritsuko Rowe and Dr. Carolina Schmeisser for organizing these amazing experiences for our students. Thank you also to the instructors who chaperoned alone with Ms. Rowe and Dr. Schmeisser: Mr. Campa & Ms Calasanz (Japan) and Mr. George Romero (Europe). For more photos of Japan, visit: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1q1nvA4cqWs9Vgi90OQY42lnTUT62ibY VW-AtTEX82HQ/edit#slide=id.g331e4713546_0_0 For more photos of Europe, please email Dr. Carolina Schmeisser at cschmeisser@boscotech.edu from a gmail.com account

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CHANGING THE GAME FOR STUDENTS BISHOP DAVE’S BLARNEY & BLESSINGS CELEBRATION

Parents, alumni and generous friends of the Tech turned out for Bishop Dave’s Blarney & Blessings 2025, where they experienced an in-depth view of today’s Tech and how we’re changing the game for young people! The successful interactive celebration showcased our students and their innovative projects. And thanks to a gracious challenge gift, every donation has been matched, doubling proceeds which directly benefit Tech students.

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CLASS OF ‘25 UPCOMING EVENTS THIS INFORMATION IS FOR THE FAMILIES OF SENIORS

UPDATED 2/27/2025 Monday March 31 - Friday April 4 – College & Career Week – Daily speakers & events Mon March 31 – UCLA (What’s Next for Admitted Students) – 1:30-3pm - RSVP on Scoir Weds April 2 – Young Alumni Panel – 1:55-3pm – RSVP on Scoir Thurs. April 3 – STEM Career Day Thurs. April 3 – Pasadena City College Info Session & Application help – 1:30-3pm - RSVP on Scoir Friday April 4 – Early Dismissal (faculty-staff inservice) Tuesday, April 8 - Friday, April 11 – Kairos 98 See Mr. Gaba and Mr. Godinez for details and applications.

Ms. Gambill will also be attending Kairos and will not be on campus on these days.

Friday, April 25 – Spring Salesian Spirit Games Friday, April 25 – Christian Service Hours Deadline – Mr. 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 2025 is required to complete 75 hours over 4 years to be eligible to graduate.

Thursday, 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 2 – PROM – 7-11pm Tickets available on GoFan Michael’s Tuscany Room - 470 W. 7th St. San Pedro 90731 AP TESTING SCHEDULE (senior courses only) Tues, May 6 - AP Human Geography (8am) & AP US Government & Politics (12pm) Weds, May 7 – AP English Literature (8am) Fri May 9 – AP Macroeconomics (12pm) Mon May 12 – AP Calc AB & AP Calc BC (8am) Tues May 13 – AP Environmental Science (12pm) Weds May 14 – AP Physics C: Mechanics (12pm) Fri May 16 – AP Spanish Literature (8am) Thursday, May 15 – Mandatory Grad Nite Information Meeting – Lunch (11:20am - 12:05pm) - Chapel Students going to Grad Nite must attend.

Friday, May 16 – Spring Band Concert

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CLASS OF ‘25 UPCOMING EVENTS THIS INFORMATION IS FOR THE FAMILIES OF SENIORS

Friday, May 16 – Thursday, May 22 – Senior Final Exams Friday, May 17 & Monday, May 19 – Senior Tech Exams (regular class schedule - 8-3:05pm) Tuesday May 20, Wednesday May 21 & Thursday May 22 – Senior Academic Exams (no tech classes) Friday, May 23 – Senior Make-up Exams Monday May 19 – 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!

Tuesday, May 20 – Senior Academic Awards Ceremony – 6:00pm-7:15pm – Gym The Class of 2025 will be honored for academic achievements on the school campus.

Formal dress is required for seniors & they may bring up to six guests Wednesday May 21 – Cap & Gown Pickup – 11:30-1:30 – Library (after the senior final exams that day) Thursday, May 22 – 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 23 – 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 with their individual instructor(s).

Friday, May 23 – Deadline to submit remediated class transcripts to Mr. Ronan All credit recovery / make-up courses must be cleared by Friday, May 23 at 4:00pm.

Official transcripts must be sent to Mr. Ronan in the Registrar’s Office by this time.

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

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

For those taking classes through Mt. SAC – the deadline to finish their courses is May 22. Failure to finish will result in a grade of F in the class. Work is not rolled over to a new semester.

Monday, May 26 – NO SCHOOL – MEMORIAL DAY Tuesday, May 27 – Grad Nite @ Disneyland – 7am – 2:00am Tickets on GoFan. Turn in a permission slip & copy of your health insurance card to Ms. Gambill.

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

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

Tuesday, May 27 – Senior Semester 2 Grades captured at 12:00 noon Counselors will start doing graduation checks as soon as grades are captured.

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CLASS OF ‘25 UPCOMING EVENTS

THIS INFORMATION IS FOR THE FAMILIES OF SENIORS

Friday, May 30 – 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, May 31 – 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.

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

LBower@boscotech.edu Graduation Eligibility / Grades Ms. Christine Gambill 626-940-2038 CGambill@boscotech.edu Disciplinary Matters Mr. Carlos Plantillas 626-940-2115 CPlantillas@boscotech.edu Kairos Mr. Rob Godinez RGodinez@boscotech.edu Transcripts Mr. Richard Ronan 626-940-2020 RRonan@boscotech.edu Finances / Tuition Ms. Doris Longoria 626-940-2018 DLongoria@boscotech.edu Caps & Gowns / Grad Nite Mr. Rudy Herrera 626-940-2087 RHerrera@boscotech.edu Service Hours Mr. Miguel Ramirez

MRamirez@boscotech.edu

ADITYA EARNS ETHICS AWARD Congratulations to CSEE sophomore Aditya Kumar who won first place in the Rotary Club of Montebello’s annual essay competition.

The George R. Hensel Ethics Essay Contest is fully endowed by past Rotarians George and Bernadette Hensel. The founder of the California Driving School, George was a self made man who rose from sleeping on park benches during the Depression to a Ph.D. in business and a commitment to philanthropy, giving millions of dollars to the community.

The purpose of the competition is to provide a venue for students to express their views on ethics and for the Rotary Club to show its commitment to youth.

Congratulations, Aditya!

COLLEGE SWEATSHIRT PHOTO DAY REPRESENT: WEAR YOUR FUTURE PLANS FOR CLASS PHOTO Senior parents, Monday, May 19, is College/Career Shirt Day and Senior Student Life Awards.

Please make sure your son has a hoodie, sweatshirt, t-shirt or pennant representing his plans for fall for the now-traditional photo.

The group photo will be taken right before the awards ceremony that begins at 2:10 p.m. in the gym.

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/trade school /career on it!

ALUMNUS HONORED BY U.S. NAVY Tech President Memo Gutierrez attended the retirement ceremony of Tech alumnus and Navy Captain Albert Angel (EL ‘90) at the USS Iowa in mid-March.

Also there to congratulate Albert was Techman and Navy Lieutenant Kyle Chiang (ACE ‘16), currently serving on a “Los Angeles” class attack submarine.

Thank you, Albert, for 31 years of service to our country; enjoy your well deserved retirement. And thank you, Kyle, for your service. The Tech community is very proud of you both!

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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: March 2025 Name

The Maya & Jesus Legacy Fund of Thrivent Impact & Investing Ahmanson Foundation

Amount $12,337.39

Purpose Scholarships

$50,000

Scholarships

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.

TECHMEN, WE’RE HEADED YOUR WAY

REGIONAL ALUMNI EVENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY 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.

Techmen recently had a great time packing the house at Old Pasadena’s Lucky Baldwin’s Pub. For info on upcoming get togethers, visit boscotech.edu/alumni/out-of-town-alumnireception. We hope you can join us!

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

MAY 2025 8th - Denver 22nd - Long Beach

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APRIL 2025

BY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RICARDO GONZALEZ Spring is Here! Games are subject to change but for updates, follow us on IG @BoscoTechTigers and the team individual pages.

BASKETBALL Congratulations Senior guard Darius Benitez for being selected to participate in the San Gabriel Valley East vs West All Star game at Bishop Amat HS on March 29th!

VOLLEYBALL Tuesday April 1st @ St Genevieve (Var 5pm/ JV 4pm) Tuesday April 8th @ St Anthony HS (Var 5pm/JV 4pm) Tuesday April 15th vs St Paul HOME (Var 5pm/JV 4pm)

Thursday April 3rd vs Salesian HOME (Var 5pm) Thu Apr 10th vs St Monica Home (Var 5/JV 4)

BASEBALL Tuesday April 1st @ St Genevieve (Var 7pm) Thursday April 3rd vs UCA HOME (Var 3:15pm) Friday April 4th vs St Genevieve HOME (Var 3:15pm) Saturday April 5th @ Duarte (Var 10am) Wednesday April 9th @ Verbum Dei (Var 3:15pm) Friday April 11th vs Verbum Dei HOME (Var 3:15pm) Monday Apr 14th vs Cantwell HOME (Var 3:15pm) Wednesday Apr 16th @ Cantwell (Var 3:15pm) Saturday April 19th vs Glendale HS (VAR 10AM/ JV 1PM) Wednesday April 23rd @ Webb ( Var 3:30pm) Friday Apr 25 vs Beverly Hills HOME (Var 3:15pm) Tuesday Apr 29 vs Mary Star HOME (Var 3:15pm)

Monday March 31st VS Wilson HOME (JV 3:15pm) Wednesday April 2nd @ Summit HS (JV 3:15pm) Sat Apr 5th vs W. Christian HOME (JV 3:15pm) Wed Apr 9th @ Western Christian (JV 3:15pm) Friday April 11th @ West Covina (JV 3:15pm) Sat April 12 @ Marystar ( JV 11am/Var 1pm) TBD Monday Apr 14th @ Cantwell (JV 3:15pm) Wed Apr 16th vs Cantwell HOME (JV 3:15pm) Wed April 23rd @ Salesian HOME (JV 3:15PM) Friday Apr 25 @ Flintridge Prep ( JV 3:30pm) Tuesday Apr 29 @ Mary Star (JV 3:15pm)

GOLF Wed., April 2nd VS Bishop Amat 2:30pm (Bella Verde) Wed., April 9th VS St Paul 3:30pm (Whittier Narrows) Wednesday April 16th @ La Salle 3:00pm (Brookside)

Mon., April 7th @ Verbum Dei 4pm (Chester Wash.)

Mon.,April 14th VS Cathedral 2:30pm (Location TBD)

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APRIL 2025

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TRACK Wednesday April 2nd- CAMINO REAL CLUSTER MEET #3 3:15pm (@ St Paul HS) Wednesday April 9th- CAMINO REAL LEAGUE PRELIMS 3:15pm (@ St Paul HS) Wednesday April 16th- CAMINO REAL LEAGUE FINALS 3:15pm (@ St Paul HS) Saturday April 19th- San Gabriel Valley Championships TIME TBD TENNIS Tues., April 1st @ Bishop Amat 3:15pm (Whittier Narrows) Thursday April 3rd vs St Monica HOME 3:15pm Tuesday April 8th vs Bishop Montgomery HOME 3:00pm Thursday April 10th vs La Salle HOME 3:00pm Monday April 14th LEAGUE PRELIMS Wednesday April 16th LEAGUE FINALS

36TH ANNUAL TECH GOLF CLASSIC SEPT. 8 TOURNAMENT IS AT HACIENDA GOLF CLUB Watch social media for details about the 36th Annual Bosco Tech Golf Classic at the Hacienda Golf Club on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025.

Called the ‘jewel of the canyon,’ the beautiful and historic private course is located in La Habra Heights. For several years, Tiger Woods held the course record.

Line up your foursome--this event will sell out quickly!

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Donors will receive their choice of a limited-edition T-shirt or a Starbucks gift card.

Blood Drive:

Don Bosco Technical Institute

Date and Time: Wednesday, April 23, 2025 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Location:

MPR 1151 San Gabriel Blvd.

Rosemead, CA 91770

To make an appointment:

Scan QR code or visit cedars-sinai.org/blooddonor-services (group code: DBTI)

When donating, be sure to: • • • • • • •

Please see ARC Club for parent consent form.

Bring a photo ID Be in good health Weigh at least 110 pounds Eat a good meal Drink extra water Be at least 17 years old A 16-year-old may donate if they have a signed parent consent form and weigh at least 135 pounds

© 2023 Cedars-Sinai 31411-J1 (0423)

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APRIL 2025

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 4/1 US AIR FORCE ACADEMY AT 8 AM

UC IRVINE AT 9:30 AM FOR JUNIORS

CAL POLY POMONA AT 11:05 AM FOR ADMITTED SENIORS

PARENT COUNCIL MEETING AT 6 PM WED 4/2 CHARACTER ASSEMBLY

YOUNG ALUMNI PANEL AT 12:30 PM (FOR JUNIORS) AND 1:45 PM (FOR SENIORS) THUR 4/3 STEM CAREERS DAY

PASADENA CITY COLLEGE AT 1:30 PM FRI 4/4 EARLY DISMISSAL FOR STUDENTS (12:15 PM); FACULTY INSERVICE IN PM

BASKETBALL BANQUET AT 6 PM SAT 4/5 JAZZ NIGHT OUT--BAND FUNDRAISER SUN 4/6 SOCCER BANQUET AT 12 NOON TUES-FRI 4/8-4/11 KAIROS 98 TUES 4/8 BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING AT 10 AM WED & FRI 4/9 & 4/11 ANNUAL REPORT PHOTOGRAPHY ON CAMPUS SAT 4/12 FRESHMAN PLACEMENT TESTING S.T.A.R. TUTORING AT 9 AM SUN 4/13 PALM SUNDAY TUE-WED 4/14-4/15 EASTER SERVICES & RECONCILIATION BY THEOLOGY CLASS THUR-MON 4/17-4/21 EASTER BREAK (SCHOOL CLOSED) SUN 4/20 EASTER SUNDAY--HE IS RISEN! WED 4/23 RED CROSS CLUB/CEDARS SINAI BLOOD DRIVE FRI 4/25 DEADLINE FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE HOURS SALESIAN SPIRIT GAMES SAT 4/26 S.T.A.R. TUTORING AT 9 AM

NEW FAMILY ORIENTATION & STUDENT CELEBRATION AT 10 AM

TRACK & FIELD BANQUET AT 12 NOON SUN 4/27 FATHER & SON BREAKFAST AT 10 AM MON-FRI 4/28-5/2 AP EXAM PREP EVENT BLACKOUT (NO SCHEDULE INTERUPTING EVENTS OVER THESE FIVE DAYS) FRI 5/2 PROM FRI-SAT 5/2-5/3 FIRST LEGO SPRING SHOWDOWN AT 8 AM