The Gear December 2018

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THE GEAR MONTHLY PARENT NEWSLETTER ISSUE 82 DECEMBER 2018

BOSCO TECH CROSS COUNTRY GOES TO CIF— —GREAT JOB, TIGERS! (SEE PAGE 4)

MESSAGE FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT Dear Tech Family— I hope you and your loved ones had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I am truly grateful for each of your families and for your commitment to Bosco Tech.

At our recent Freshman Tie Ceremony, I had the chance to speak with several families whose ninth grade sons are thriving and enjoying their days here. They are truly happy in their decision to attend our school.

I also want to thank everyone who assisted and participated in our Fall Open House. Thanks for helping us welcome our guests and fully display our unique education program!

It is our goal to share the Bosco Tech education experience with more young men in our community; in that light, will you please consider sharing your thoughts about our school in an online review (please see the story before.) Your experiences and insights are invaluable!

As we approach the end of the Fall semester, we ask that you help your son to plan and prepare carefully for final exams and projects. Encourage them to stay focused, communicate with their teachers, and not allow obstacles to discourage their progress.

May every Nativity scene we see this season remind us of the joyous arrival of our Lord. Wishing you the peace of Christ this Christmas.

May God richly bless your family, Mr. Memo Gutierrez (AU ‘83)

REVIEW BOSCO TECH —HELP INCREASE OUR RANKINGS Sites like GreatSchools.org, Niche.com and PrivateSchoolReview.com are popular crowd-sourced review forums that rely heavily on word of mouth and the opinions of students, alumni and their families. Will you please take a few minutes to provide a review of Bosco Tech? Your input is extremely valuable!

...AND FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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Bosco Tech is proud of our many alumni and will continue featuring our graduates in issues of The Gear.

RECENT GRAD EARNS UNIVERSITY AWARD & $100K Kudos to Tech graduate Aaron Sarmiento (IDEA ‘18) who was awarded the prestigious Rensselaer Medal at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's recent Family Weekend. For more than 100 years, the university has awarded the medal to promising students who have distinguished themselves in mathematics and science; Aaron was recommended for the award by his Tech instructors and the accompanying scholarship opportunity is worth $100,000.

While at the Tech, Aaron, an award-winning honor student, completed a Boeing summer internship, served as a Big Brother, and worked with local children as both a Tiny Tots basketball coach and a martial arts instructor.

TECH’S MWD SOLAR CUP TEAM IS HARD AT WORK —BY FRESHMAN JORGE ESPINOZA

The Solar Cup at Bosco Tech is an emerging club that has caught the eye of creative students. Funded by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, the Solar Cup is a seven-month program filled with creativity, collaboration, problem-solving, and engineering. Under a weight limit of 450 lbs, Tech team members are spending multiple hours on physics, math, and engineering to make sure that the steering goes well, and that the solar panels, batteries and sun-driven motors are working properly. For students who have never picked up a tool, multiple workshops are provided.

Competitors may come from Los Angeles or all the way to San Diego! Our team will compete against 400 other students in hopes of winning in mid-May 2019 in Temecula Valley. In May, the team will participate in a 200-meter sprint race and an endurance race, and whoever wins these races will be declared the winner.

They meet in MAT on Tuesday and Thursday during the second half of lunch. What better way than to make your school proud? Join the cause!

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CROSS COUNTRY GOES TO CIF —BY ASSISTANT COACHES MARK GRIMMETT & BRAD STOLZ

On October 19, Bosco Tech’s teams raced at the Mt. SAC Invitational in Walnut. This race course is considered the toughest in California and perhaps also in the U.S. because of its three difficult hills (Poop Out Hill’s name gives some indication of its toughness.) It was a very hot, dry, dusty day, and we had to camp on hot asphalt because of the stadium construction taking place. We had 22 runners there, but only freshman Brenton Dunn survived the conditions and received Bosco’s medal of the day for his fifth place finish in the freshmen race. Our varsity team finished eighth out of 21 teams, which is not bad considering some came from as far away as Alaska. Their time was 90 seconds faster than the last time we raced there in 2016.

Our seventh meet was the Apache Invitational on October 26 at Arcadia Park, a totally flat course, in which our 21 runners ran mostly at night. Even so, they had success: five established new personal records (PRs), including sophomores Antonio Sanchez, Andrew Ring, Sergio Hinojos, and Adrian Lopez. Freshman Aman Kuman, in only his second race, had a 76 second PR, while freshman Brenton Dunn again received our only medal of the day by his fifteenth place finish.

Our eighth meet of the season and third league meet was the Del Rey league finals held on October 30 at a revised course at Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale. We had 28 runners competing; an astounding 15 of them achieved new PRs, ranging from 2 to 58 seconds. Fifteen also finished in under twenty minutes! Sophomore Sergio Hinojos and junior Jose Reyes broke the 20 minute mark for the first time. The finals consisted of two races, JV and varsity. This was the last race of the season for the JVs, and they did well, finishing second in the league. The varsity, for the third time, finished third in the league, behind the highranked CIF Southern Section teams of Bishop Amat (#9) and Cathedral (#1). Senior Aaron Dominguez, our top runner, ran the his race in 15:33, a new PR for him. In fact, the total team time for the varsity was (continued on next page)

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CROSS COUNTRY (CONTINUED) 83:30—an entire five minutes faster than last year’s league final race. Because of their performance, our varsity team advanced to the CIF Southern Section Prelims .

The final cross country meet of the season was the CIF Southern Section Prelims, held at the Riverside City Cross Country Course on Saturday, November 10. There are 95 schools in our division, Division 4. We ran in the second heat against 18 other schools, including our main competitor, Cathedral. Our varsity team included freshman Brenton Dunn, sophomore Jeremy Valdivia, juniors Casey Reynolds and Joey Rivas, and seniors Joseph Cisneros, Aaron Dominguez, and Gerrence Gumabao. Aaron was the fastest Tiger of the day, followed by Joseph, and Casey. Aaron is the last of the three Dominguez brothers who all have successfully raced for Bosco Tech. Brothers John (JJ) and Ruben have gone on to become nationally recognized runners for Cal Poly Pomona; we hope Aaron will also. The twelve fastest teams in each heat qualify for the CIF SS Finals the following Saturday. Unfortunately, Bosco Tech finished a still-impressive thirteenth, narrowly missing qualification. While we will be losing some good senior runners upon graduation, there are many excellent runners left to step up and take their place next season. We hope to go all the way to the state championships next year!

FTC ROBOTICS TEAM SWEEPS COMPETITION Congratulations to Bosco Tech's FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team who took first place at the twelve-school 'League C1 Meet Zero,' hosted by Temple City High School on Nov. 17. The Tech team was the only group to win all five of their competitions! Regular league competition begins on Dec. 1.

FTC Robotics Team Joshua Ardon Aaron DeCastro Sean DeLeonardis George Flores Gabriel Gonzalez Patrick Jackson Walter Kennedy Nathan Morales Lorenzo Pedroza Richard Phillips Peter Ronney

Chenfei Yan Clinston Zeng Bro. John Rasor (Coach) Mr. Al Lopez (Moderator) Mr. Sibo Zeng (Mentor) Mr. Armando Pedroza (Mentor)

(Guests at the Tech’s Fall Open House had the chance to try out the winning robots.)

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BOSCO TECH HONOR ROLL—PRINCIPAL’S LIST 2018-2019 First Semester Grading Period—Quarter GPA 3.0 to 3.49 Freshmen Alvarez, Alexis Barrera, Austin Blake, Jonathan Bueno, Jonathan Cabrera, Alejandro Carbajal, Luis Chavez, Adrian Espinoza, Jorge Graven, Jaiden Hull, Wellington Islas, Diego Lieu, Harry Nakano, Mateo Orozco, Randy Ranches, Ian Recinos, Nathan Rodriguez, Brandon Shahin, Daniel Valencia, Richard Xu, Xin Rui (Kolin) Zeng, Clinston Sophomores Cao, Son Cervantes, Refugio Chavez, Mario Cordero, Andy Gamboa, Alibert Gomez, Aidan Hinojos, Sergio Kholos, Luciano Lomeli, Brandon Meyer, Giovanni Montellano, Matthew

Montero, Aaron Padilla, Joshua Qiang, Yuxi Rollerson, Ethan Valdivia, Jeremy Van, Long Yan, Yiran Zavaleta-Reyes, John Juniors Adhikari, Aman Armas, Jacob Ballester, Jaden Barraza, Raymond Bogust, Joshua Boyd, Christian Castillo, Costas DeLeonardis, Sean Florez, Damon Galaviz, Adam Galvan, Timothy Gaytan, Lorenzo Goitia-Armour, Noah Gonzalez, Gabriel Hernandez, Marc Lujan, Jesus Lynn, Christopher Manriquez, Nicholas McNamara, Matthew Mendoza, Alexis Morejon, Joshua Pina, Alejandro Rathor, Jagjot Reynoso, Joseph

Shigemoto, Chase Smith, Anthony Song, Hanyu Suarez, Ryan Torres, Rai Velazquez, Aaron Wadzinski, Joseph Seniors Alvarez, Luis Barahona, Marlon Castorena, Esteban Corcio, Gabriel Crawford Munoz, Adam Diaz, Abraham Gonzalez, Alexander Gritton, Raymond House, Anthony Li, Haohang Lopez, Rene Maldonado, Vincent Martinez, Julian Pineda, Daniel Rodriguez, Andres Rodriguez, Emmanuel Rojas, Daniel Tran, Nghia Vazquez, Johany Wang, Zizheng Wu, Siwei Zhang, Enhao Zhu, Jiayi

Congratulations to each scholar on their outstanding academic achievement!

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BOSCO TECH HONOR ROLL—PRESIDENT’S LIST 2018-2019 First Semester Grading Period—Quarter GPA 3.5 and above (* = 4.0 GPA or higher) Freshmen Ardon, Joshua Balangauan, Byrn * Blanco, Christopher Campa, Carlos * Canada, Duke Chavez, Marcus * Dunn, Brenton * Engquist, Taylor Espino-Canche, Bryan * Guzman, Jacob Henderson, Hayden Kennedy, Walter * Kumar, Aman * Loya, Elias Nieblas, Nathan Patricio, Angel * Salcedo, Albert * Salinas, Nicolas * Saunders, William Tamayo, Elias Valdivia, Kevin * Valencia, Xander Vitoorakorn, T. Jay Wong, Jaden Sophomores Alarcon, Christian Almaraz-Meza, Angel Alvarez, Diego * Barela, Aaron Benitez, Isaiah Bernal, Joshua Bueno, Julian Chao, Nathan * Chavez, Aidan DeBerry, Nathanael

Felix, Blythe Garcia, Matthew Gonzales, Kevyn Lopez, Jesse Manvelian, Dillon Montes, Anthony Morales, Nathan * Nasser, Kareem Nguyen, Kenneth * Palacios, Nathaniel Patino, Victor * Perez, Isaiah * Perez, Joseph Phillips, Richard * Prieto, Aaron Ramirez, Hayden Razo, Anthony Ring, Andrew Rios, Anthony * Rivera, Joseph Santiago, Jericoh * Stevenson, Ethan * Ton, Isaiah Tscharanyan, Arakel * Vasquez, Miles Waddell, Carson Zettlemoyer, Ryan Zhao, Ziqi *

Becerra, Christian Beltran, Jerardo Cao, Wenyang Contreras, Julio Cesar * Dai, Runze De Castro, Aaron * Flores, George * Gomez, Enrique He, Haonan * Jin, Shengbo Jurado, Eric * Kelley, Michael Lu, Haibo Ma, Runchuang Minter, Dean Napinas, Raphael * Pedroza, Lorenzo * Qiu, Siyuan Que, Luis Antonio Ramos, Christian Reyes, Jose Saunders, Gregory Tadeo, Jeremy Wall, Joshua Wang, Xiao Williams, Isaiah Yan, Chenfei Zhang, Jiheng Zhang, Yifan *

Juniors Almasian, Sassan Alvarado, Adrian Balangauan, Berndien * Becerra, Christian Almasian, Sassan Alvarado, Adrian Balangauan, Berndien

Seniors Acuna, John Arenas, Andrew Banuelos, Kevin Cepeda Salinas, Alex * Chavez, Marcos Dominguez, Aaron

Espino-Canche, Devyn Felix, Michael * Garcia, Michael * Gomez, Adam Gomez, Jerry Gonzalez, John Michael Gumabao, Gerrence Gutierrez, Nicolas * Hernandez, Nicholas Jackson, Patrick Kim, Yung Jun Lopez, Julian * Lu, Shuhao * Magallon, Alex Marciuska, Dennis * Maros, Joshua * Martinez, Alfonzo McConnell, Ian * Miranda, Patrick Nakano, Marco Potrero, Carlos Quiros, Stanley * Recinos, Justin Rodriguez, Jess Ronney, Peter Rosales, Alejandro * Rosas, Henry * Salazar, Matthew Sosa, Anthony Truong, Ethan * Unger, Nicholas Uy, Jaime * Valdivia, Christopher * Xu, Jianlong Xu, Yibin Zhou, Zibo *

61% of Bosco Tech students made the honor roll in the first quarter—Great job, gentlemen!

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES INDUCT TECH STUDENTS On November 15, Bosco Tech proudly inducted the newest members of the prestigious National Honor Society and National Hispanic Honor Society. The students were invited to join the highly esteemed groups because of demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Congratulations to the 2018-2019 Bosco Tech inductees—we are so proud of each of you!

Black & Gold Gala

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES Adrian Alvarado Diego Alvarez Christian Becerra Jerado Beltran Isaiah Benitez Refugio Cervantes Nathan Chao Julio Contreras

Nathanael Deberry Timothy Galvan Matthew Garcia Nick Hernandez Eric Jurado Ian McConnell Nathan Morales Raphael Napinas

Richard Phillips Hayden Ramirez Anthony Razo Antonio Robles Jess Rodriguez Henry Rosas Jericoh Santiago Ethan Stevenson

Arakel Tscharanyan Nicholas Unger Jaime Uy Christopher Valdivia Miles Vasquez Joshua Wall Ziqi “Joey” Zhao

NATIONAL HISPANIC HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES Adrian Alvarado Jerardo Beltrán Nicholas Carranza Adam Galaviz

Timothy Galván Gabriel González Eric Jurado Alexis Mendoza

Joseph Rivas Joseph Reinoso Gregory Saunders Anthony Smith

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Ryan Suarez Isaiah Ton Nicholas Unger

BOSCO TECH MUSIC NEWS —BY BAND BOOSTER ADRIANA WALL

Band Performances— The DBTI Royal Techmen Marching Band continued their busy November with a performance at the Mission High School Open House on November 4, followed by a performance at the St. Peters Church the same day.

Section Spotlight: Percussions— The percussion section (pictured) is a critical component of the marching band, providing the timing and the cadences that the other musicians follow. This year's Bosco Tech percussion section is comprised of Erin Csomber, Rai Torres, Anthony Montes, Section Leader Yung Jun Kim, Ethan Csomber, Samuel Rojo, Joshua Wall and Diego Yslas.

The DBTI Concert Band performed for the crowds at Bosco Tech’s Open House on November 18.

What’s Next for the Music Program— The Music Program turns its focus to the annual Winter Concert as the DBTI Concert Band and the Music Appreciation Class begin rehearsing this month. The Winter Concert will be held on Friday, December 14.

Please join us for a fun evening of music and entertainment.

“Music can change the world because it can change people.”

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SOPHOMORE RETREAT BRINGS CLASS TOGETHER —BY ASSISTANT YOUTH MINISTER BRAD STOLZ

Wednesday, November 14, was a very special day for our sophomore class of almost 100 students. Although they did not attend formal classes, they did have an important learning experience in three different ways. They learned about, thought about, and talked about their relationships with God, family, and friends.

The retreat organizers were junior Alexis Mendoza and senior Jose Ulloa. They were assisted by junior Jesus Lujan, seniors Daniel Rojas and Bryan Valdivia, Salesian Candidate Chris Green, theology teacher Daniel Meraz, and led by Youth Ministry Director Rudy Herrera (Mr. H.).

After Mr. H. gave an overview of the retreat in the Fr. Penna Chapel, the students journeyed to St. Joseph’s Retreat Center, next door to Bosco Tech. The leaders divided the sophomores into eight groups to facilitate their first retreat activity: the ice breakers. St. Joseph’s staff Johnny Martinez and Fr. Paul Nguyen directed our leaders in running the eight stations. The purpose of the ice breakers was mostly to teach them the importance of working together as a team—how one person thinking only of himself, rather than the benefit of everyone—can spoil the efforts of all.

After the boys learned a lesson in respecting the welfare of others, teacher Paul Stroup led the students in analyzing their relationship with God. During his presentation, he offered them the opportunity of improving their relationship with God by taking part in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. There were four priests to choose from to enable them to better their relationship with God: Fr. Ray Smith, a Claretian priest, and three Salesian priests, Fr. John Roche, Fr. Itchan Laygo, and Fr. Steven Way. Bosco Tech Vice President Memo Gutierrez asked the sophomores to think about their relationships with their friends. He used examples from his own life to illustrate what he wanted them to learn about how good and bad friendships can affect a person. Mr. Herrera based his talk and group discussions on family relationships - siblings between siblings, (continued on next page)

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SOPHOMORE RETREAT (CONTINUED) children and their parents, and family with relatives.

Lunch was back at the Bosco cafeteria where everyone enjoyed the benefits of Magda’s very tasty Cordon Bleu meal. There was also some time to practice friendly relationships during recreation before the final session of the talks. The retreat culminated with the greatest sign of God’s loving relationship with His people: the Sacrifice of the Mass, concelebrated by Fathers John and Ray, both of whom are prime examples of the model Jesus gave us. That evening the sophomores saw others in a new light, one that hopefully will shine for quite a while.

Saturday, April 6, 2019

GIVING BACK—FALL APPEAL IS OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE It is said that from the very beginning of his apostolate, Don Bosco expressed a “predilection for the poor.” On December 8, 1841, an orphan named Bartholomeo Garelli was wandering near the sacristy of the church of St. Francis of Assisi, where Don Bosco was about to celebrate the Mass. Had it not been for Don Bosco, the sacristan would have succeeded in driving Bartholomeo away with a stick. After the church services, Don Bosco talked with Bartolomeo in a kind way, giving him a brief catechism lesson and ending with a Marian prayer.. Today, a statue of Don Bosco and a marble plaque reminds the visitors of that first encounter with Bartolomeo Garelli 177 years ago.

Don Ángel Fernández Artime, the tenth successor of Don Bosco, once said, "There are so many Bartholomew Garellis in every corner of the world.” And like Don Bosco, we at DBTI are challenged today to respond to our founder’s “predilection for the poor.”

In that spirit, we are inviting the Bosco Tech family to support our Fall Appeal. All funds collected from the appeal are used for tuition assistance and scholarships to deserving students. Don Bosco made a difference in the lives of young people. Let us do the same. Thank you in advance for your generous support.

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COUNSELING CENTER NEWS Seniors (Class of 2019): Early decision and early action college application notices are forthcoming in early December. Seniors are advised to closely monitor their incoming emails and standard postage mail for correspondence from colleges and universities. Please remember to report early acceptances to Mr. Chavez in the Counseling Center.

College Applications & FAFSA: Seniors are reminded that the DEADLINE to submit University of California and Cal State University applications was November 30. (No exceptions) Private colleges and universities have various deadline dates for their respective applications, and students should visit the college website to ensure that all deadlines are met. Also, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is still open for students and parents to complete. Please contact Mr. Chavez in the Counseling Center if you have any questions.

College Week Planned for Week of February 11: This year’s Bosco Tech “College Week” activities will take place during the week of February 11. Guest speakers from colleges will present students with insight to college readiness, college choices, and submitting well prepared college applications. Students in all grade levels will participate during the course of the week’s events.

SAT & ACT Standardized Tests for College Admission: Seniors are reminded that the final test date scores that many colleges will accept for Fall 2019 admission are the December 1(SAT), and December 8 (ACT) tests. Please see Mr. Chavez as soon as possible for additional information.

TUITION ASSISTANCE DEADLINES Please note these upcoming deadlines in applying for Bosco Tech Tuition Assistance for the 2019-2020 school year:  November 30, 2018 — incoming 2019-2020 freshmen (early admission applicants)  February 5, 2019 — all current students wishing to apply  February 15, 2019 — incoming 2019-2020 freshmen (regular admission applicants) Details and forms available in Finance Office. Tuition Assistance Applications received after deadlines will not be accepted. Details and forms available on the school’s website: https://www.boscotech.edu/future-students/tuition-and-scholarships/ Please contact Mr. Manuel Villarreal at (626) 940-2071 or mvillarreal@boscotech.edu with questions.

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REPORT CARDS & TRANSCRIPTS: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? —BY MR. JEFF KRYNEN, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

Recently, you received a copy of your sons’ Progress Report #3 grades. These grades indicate how your son is doing at this point in the semester. It is important to remember that the grades that actually go onto a student’s transcript reflect only the grades earned at the end of each semester (unless, like a few technology courses, it was only a quarter- or half-semester course.)

If your family is new to Bosco Tech, this method of grading may be in contrast to what you and your son experienced when he was in elementary or middle school, where he might have received three or four report cards through the academic year, each of equal value.

Here at Bosco Tech, as with many high schools, each semester has three progress reports including the quarter report card. This is to allow you to carefully track your son’s progress at any point until the semester final grade is earned and entered into a grade book. That final grade is the one that is recorded on your son’s high school transcript.

CAMPUS-WIDE CHRISTMAS TOY DRIVE Please encourage your son to bring in new toys for Bosco Tech’s annual Christmas toy drive. The annual campus-wide event benefits children in local parishes and schools in underserved communities through the Los Angeles Archdiocese San Gabriel Region. The last day to bring in a toy is Dec. 20; toys will be distributed the following weekend. Help your son to brighten Christmas for a small child while reminding him of the true spirit of the season.

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DECEMBER 2018 Please note that dates and events are subject to change. Check the school’s full calendar at www.boscotech.edu (see the Calendar box on the lower right side of the homepage) for the latest updates and for events scheduled for later dates.

Saturday Sunday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday

12/1 12/2 12/4 12/5 12/7 12/8

Sunday 12/9 Wed.-Thurs. 12/12-12/13 Wednesday 12/12 Friday 12/14 Saturday 12/15 Mon.-Tues. 12/17-12/18 Tuesday 12/18 Wed.-Thurs. 12/19-12/20 Friday 12/21 Sat.-Sun. 12/22-1/6 Saturday 12/22 Monday 12/24 Tuesday 12/25 Wednesday 12/26 Thurs.-Fri. 12/27-12/28 Monday 12/31 Tuesday 1/1 Wednesday 1/2

SAT (off campus) Holiday Boutique with Mass (Mass at 10 a.m., boutique follows, ends at 3 p.m.)

Parent Council Meeting at 6 p.m.

Science Fair (grade 10 only) Immaculate Conception liturgy/Salesian Spirit Games (relaxed dress) Feast of the Immaculate Conception ACT (on campus) Football banquet Advent Reconciliation (by Theology classes) Alumni Association Board Meeting at 6 p.m.

Christian Service Hour deadline Music Program Winter Concert at 7 p.m.

Freshman Technology Selection Day First semester technology exams (regular schedule) End of Tech Rotation 3 (grade 9) Locker cleanout (all students) First semester academic final exams (noon dismissal each day) School dance from 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Christmas break (school resumes on 1/7/19) Final exam make-up day Office closed Christmas Day (office closed) Office closed Office hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Office closed Happy New Year!

Music Program Rose Parade fundraiser Office closed

Cheer On Our Teams!

Visit the school’s general calendar, through www.boscotech.edu, for a full listing of Fall sports events and times.

12/5 12/6 12/9 12/10 12/12 12/14

Soccer v. Cantwell 3 p.m.

Basketball v. Mountain View 5:30 p.m.

Football Banquet Soccer v. Alhambra 3 p.m.

Basketball v. Gabrielino 6:30 p.m.

Soccer v. Southlands Christian 3 p.m.

Basketball v. La Puente 7 p.m.

Soccer v. San Marino 3 p.m.

12/15 12/15-16 12/18 12/19 12/20 12/22-23 12/26-28

Basketball v. Artesia 7 p.m.

Baseball Youth Clinic 9 a.m.

Basketball Youth Tourn. 9 a.m.

Basketball v. Webb 6:30 p.m.

Soccer v. Serra 3 p.m.

Basketball v. Rosemead 7 p.m.

Basketball Youth Tourn. 9 a.m.

Basketball Tourn. at San Gabriel