SALESIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY | 2025-2026 FAMILY HANDBOOK
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
Welcome Principal’s
BY KENNETH FARR II
Welcome to Salesian College Preparatory! Guided by the Salesian educational philosophy rooted in reason, religion, and loving-kindness, the approach to our students is to educate from the heart. Our challenging college preparatory curriculum is designed to not only meet but exceed the admission standards of many colleges, including UCs and CSUs.
Dedicated guidance counselors work patiently with each student to design a course of studies based on personal interests, talents, career, and college goals. A highly qualified and distinguished faculty imparts their knowledge, experience, skills, and core values that will make Salesian students the leaders of tomorrow and productive global
Students are encouraged to become actively involved in cultural clubs, visual and performing arts, or service-oriented organizations that enable them to meet new friends, cultivate life-long relationships, and grow in confidence. Students are challenged physically and mentally via a competitive athletic program with several nationally ranked teams. These varied experiences help our students develop an appreciation for others, motivate teamwork and collaboration, heighten spirituality, refine leadership skills, and good sportsmanship.
I officially welcome you to our expansive 21-acre campus and experience the warmth and inviting atmosphere of our school community. I am excited for you to see for yourself what Academics, Faith, and Family are really about! I look forward to getting to know you here at Salesian College Preparatory.
Do your best, be your best, and let God do the rest!
KENNETH FARR II ‘10 PRINCIPAL
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
President’s
Welcome
BY STEPHEN PEZZOLA
Welcome to the Salesian family! Your student is about to embark on a journey to become a Salesian for life; we are in this together! We genuinely care about each and every one of our students.
You will find that our faculty, staff, and administration are present throughout our students’ high school journey. You are part of our family now, rich with diversity.
The mission of St. John Bosco, and now ours together, is to educate the children of the local community with reason, religion, and loving-kindness. Under the charism of St. John Bosco, and with your help, we can provide your student with a college preparatory experience through a HOME that nurtures, a SCHOOL that educates, a CHURCH that welcomes, and a PLAYGROUND where joy abounds and everyone belongs.
Many great things happen here on campus. We are studentcentric and our top priority is creating an unparalleled high school experience for our students.
Perhaps your student will take advantage of our many STEM course offerings in state-of-the-art third-floor labs. Maybe your student will find or further their talent through our outstanding Visual and Performing Arts department. It could be that your student becomes immersed in our literature, social science, or religious studies programs. Perhaps your student will become one of our scholar-athletes who competes in a sport as an individual or as part of a team. Maybe your student will sample all of the above.
Rest assured, Salesian will be there every step of the journey, ready to celebrate successes, guide through failures, and prepare each student for what lies ahead. I look forward to meeting your student and your family.
Let the Salesian journey begin!
STEPHEN PEZZOLA ’74 PRESIDENT
Dates New Student
To ensure students are set up for success, Salesian requires placement tests for students seeking classes above their grade level in World Languages and Mathematics. Students who test in the top 25% on the High School Placement Test are automatically placed in English Honors and in Biology Honors.
PLACEMENT TEST DATES
WORLD LANGUAGE READINESS EXAM (SPANISH AND FRENCH)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2025 (3:30PM - 4:30PM)
Who should consider taking this exam? Incoming students for the fall of 2025 who have studied Spanish or French, who have competency in either language, or wish to be placed in an advanced world language class.
ACCELERATED MATH READINESS EXAM
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2025 (3:30PM - 4:30PM)
Who should consider taking this exam? Incoming students for the fall of 2025 who have completed a full year of Algebra and wish to be placed in an Accelerated Math course. All exams will take place in person at Salesian College Preparatory.
Students do not need to register to take these exams. Students should arrive 10 minutes prior to the start of the exam as we will start on time.
ORIENTATION/FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2025 (8:30AM-12:35PM)
The first day of school for freshmen and transfer students will be from 8:30am-12:35pm- August 13, 2025, on campus. Students MUST be in school dress code, as school photos will be taken and ID cards will be issued. Students should bring their fully charged laptop on this first day of school.
See Technology section and checklist.
The day will begin in the gymnasium. Salesian students will attend a technology session in order to best prepare for their first full day of classes on Thursday.
Please review your student’s acceptance email to determine whether they received notification of Honors eligibility.
Academics
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
Ninth-grade students enroll in a prescribed program of seven courses: English, Biology, World Language (French or Spanish), Mathematics, Physical Education, Religion, Visual and Performing Arts or the Project Lead the Way Biomedical Science Pathway or the Visual and Media Arts Pathway.
A student’s World Language and/or Mathematics course level may be altered based on their performance on placement tests administered at Salesian in the spring.
GUIDANCE
All students meet with their academic guidance counselor during the first quarter. Parents can monitor student progress using our Schoology website, which tracks homework, test scores, and grades. Teachers use Schoology to communicate upcoming assignments and post important class materials.
ACADEMIC SUCCESS PROGRAM
The Academic Success Program (ASP) is for a select group of freshmen students invited into the program. The class is taken in place of a World Language in the 9th grade. The class provides individualized and group instruction, academic goal setting, resource support, and study skills assistance for the transition to high school. Students will learn reading and test-taking strategies, organizational skills, expand their general knowledge, and practice writing across various curriculum areas. After their 9th grade year, students who need continued support can take the Study Skills class in grades 10, 11, and 12. Please review your student’s acceptance email to determine whether they are enrolled in our ASP program.
All enrolled ASP students are required to attend a four-week summer program on campus.
STUDENT PLANNING GUIDE FOUR
Below is a four-year overview of what courses are offered each year and the required academic credits needed to graduate. Highlighted areas indicate department requirements.
English I, English I Honors, ESL I or ESL II
Introduction to Algebra, Algebra I or Accelerated Algebra II
II, English II Honors or ESL II
Algebra I, Geometry or Geometry w/ Trigonometry
Biology or Biology Honors
Chemistry or Chemistry Honors or Computer Science
**PLTW- Principles of Biomedical Science
**PLTW- Honors Human Body Systems
History
Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Pre-Calculus Honors or AP Calculus AB
II, PreCalculus, Pre-Calculus Honors, AP Calculus AB/BC or
World Languages
Additional Electives
Art I, Drama I, Music I, Dance I or VMA Art & Design
Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish II Honors, French I or French II
Art I, Art II, Dance I, Drama I, Drama II, Music I, Music II, or VMA Pathway: Pathway Foundations: Art Design
Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish II Honors, Spanish III, Spanish III Honors, French I, French II or French II Honors
A.P Biology, Environmental Science or Conceptual Physics and Computer Science Principles
**PLTW - Honors Medical Interventions
Physics,Anatomy, Sports Medicine, AP Computer Science or AP Computer Science A, A.P.
United States History or AP United States History U.S.
Art II, Drama II, or Music II Drawing & Painting, AP Art
or AP
Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish III Honors, AP Spanish, French II, French III, French III Honors, or AP French
Ethnic Studies, Psychology, Creative Writing, Graphic Journalism, Introduction to Photography, S.L.A.M. (Student Leadership and Ministry), Study Skills, Academic Success, AP Macroeconomics*, AP Physics*,, Animation*, Business Communication*, Concepts of Engineering and Technology*
For more information regarding course descriptions, please visit our website and review the course catalog.
Student Support
COUNSELING & ADVISING
Academic Advising
All Salesian students meet regularly with a guidance counselor to select an appropriately challenging schedule of courses, and to ensure that all graduation requirements will be met. The academic advising team continues to support and counsel students as they navigate scheduling in subsequent years, standardized testing, and credit fulfillment.
Student Success Teams And Individualized Learning Plans
The Student Success Team (SST) is a team of community members within a student’s home, school, and local school district that work together to identify the strengths, growth areas, and opportunities of an identified student that will support the student’s academic, social, and/or emotional growth. At Salesian College Preparatory (SCP), the Student Success Team includes the following community members: the Principal and/or Associate Principal, Academic and/or Personal School Counselor, Director of Admissions, and Academic Success Program Coordinator.
Working together, the SST will review familysubmitted 504 Plans or IEP’s to propose the best accommodations that Salesian can offer. For more information about submitting information or initiating the process of a review for an individualized learning plan, please consult the school website under the “Parent Hub” tab.
Personal Counseling & Wellness Center*
The many changes during high school can cause challenges that may be resolved if explored in a nonjudgmental environment. Our personal counselors are available to students who are experiencing difficulties, including adjustment challenges, issues with peers, or stress with school. Our staff is available to offer support and guide students through the challenges of adolescence.
Students can request to visit with one of the personal counselors, or they may be referred by faculty, staff, or parents. While opportunities for counseling are available to all students, it is completely voluntary. In addition to personal counseling, there is a Wellness Center on campus intended to aid in early interventions for students experiencing social, emotional, or mental health
Scan to access the Parent Resource Hub.
SeasonSports by
FALL
Football Coach
Chad Nightingale (510) 234 - 4433, ext. 1015 cnightingale@salesian.com
Cross Country Coach
Andrew Ambion (510) 234 - 4433 aambion@salesian.com
Girls Tennis Coach
Gary Hazard (925) 708 - 0452 ghazard@salesian.com
Girls Volleyball Coach
Michaela Ahlenslager (510) 965-3896 mahlenslager@salesian.com
Girls Golf Coach
Josephine Orozco (510) 205 - 4994 jorozco@salesian.com
SPRING
Baseball Coach
Joe Ruiz (510) 219-6263 jruiz@salesian.com
Boys Golf Coach
Marcus Julian (510) 334–4793 mjulian@salesian.com
Softball Coach
Meghan Bradbury (510)234-4433 ext.1901 mbradbury@salesian.com
Swimming and Diving Coach
Kari Young, (510) 650-2423 kyoung@salesian.com
WINTER
Boys Basketball Coach
Bill Mellis (510) 234 - 4433, ext. 1010 wmellis@salesian.com
Girls Basketball Coach
Stephen Pezzola (510) 910 - 0205 spezzola@salesian.com
Boys Soccer Coach
Joseph Bacchus (510) 334 - 1290 jbacchus@salesian.com
Girls Soccer Coach
Sergio Tostada (510) 734-5800 stostada@salesian.com
Boys Tennis Coach
Gary Hazard (925) 708 - 0452 ghazard@salesian.com
Track and Field Coach
Chad Nightingale (510) 234 - 4433, ext. 1015 cnightingale@salesian.com
Boys Volleyball Coach
Jonathan Higgenbotham 510-234-4433 ext. 1912 jhiggenbotham@salesian.com
TECHNOLOGY
2025-2026 BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (BYOD) PROGRAM
Student Responsibilities
1. Students are expected to bring their privatelyowned laptop to school every day, fully charged.
2. Students are responsible for hardware support and maintenance of their personal device.
3. Students must have all eBooks, apps, and accessories required by their teachers no later than September 1, 2025.
4. All contents and use of the student’s device are to conform to the mission and vision of SCP as well as the Acceptable Technology Use Policy.
5. SCP reserves the right to inspect the content of all laptops brought onto campus by students.
6. Students are to adhere to the Acceptable Use Policy at all times (cf. Student-Family Handbook 2025–2026).
7. Students are to create a passcode/password on the laptop and keep the passcode/ password confidential.
8. Students should not share their passcode/ password with anyone.
9. Other than their parents or guardians, students are not to let anyone besides themselves use the laptop.
10. Students should not provide their personal information to anyone over the Internet.
Students are required to have a laptop with at least the following minimum specifications:
Microsoft Windows 11 or higher, with Solid State Hard Drive or Mac OS 15.3.2 (Sequoia) or higher
802.11g/5GHz compatibility or higher
3.0 or higher internal microphone
Extended warranty that includes damage
Any additional questions can be directed to our IT Coordinator, Kian McNair at: helpdesk@salesian.com
All students at Salesian College Preparatory (SCP) are required to have a laptop for the 2025 - 2026 school year.
DISCLOSURE
Salesian is a safe campus where theft or damage to personal property is not common; however, students should always secure their personal property in their backpacks, which they should keep with them. By bringing their own laptop or other devices to school, students and their parents/guardians accept full responsibility for damage that might occur to the laptop, as well as loss, or theft. Salesian College Preparatory is not responsible for the care, replacement, and/or repair of any device under any circumstances.
DRESS CODE
The faculty and administration of Salesian College Preparatory believe that appropriateness in attire has a positive influence on student work and that it enhances the learning environment for all involved.
We expect every Salesian student to be in dress code daily on campus, from arrival to departure. After school, students involved in co-curricular activities, including athletics, may wear team or club approved spirit-wear if the moderator or coach gives permission.
Here is what we expect every Salesian student to wear every day:
1. Approved Salesian collared shirt (polo or button up) and/or approved Salesian outerwear (sweatshirt, sweater, jacket, etc.), purchased through our partners: Lands’ End or the BSN Sideline Store.
2. Any solid color pants without rips (jeans, khakis, etc.) but no sweatpants, joggers, athletic, or track pants. Pants cannot have designs or lettering, tears, multiple colors, or be faded. Bermuda, jean or cargo style shorts to the knees (any solid color without rips or frayed bottoms) Students may wear a black, gray, or khaki uniform skirt, length to knee level or 3-inches below.
3. Closed-toe shoes with backs must be worn. Flipflops, crocs, slides, slippers and shoes with more than a 2-inch heel are not permitted.
Here is an expanded description of these items:
Everything purchased at Salesian’s Lands’ End store is approved for the school uniform.
• All visible shirts worn by students must be approved uniform wear, the school colors (red, black, white, or gray), and have the block Salesian branding.
• Jackets or coats worn by students must be approved uniform wear with the block Salesian branding. Non-Salesian outerwear cannot be worn inside or outside any school building, even if a student has a Salesian polo or sweatshirt underneath.
• Black hoodies purchased through the Booster Club may be worn as approved outerwear daily. No hoods of any kind may be worn while students are in the school buildings, classrooms, library, or cafeteria.
• Specific club or class sweatshirts (Salesian school branding) may be worn daily as approved outerwear.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS
Click on ‘Find My School’ and register your student(s) to create an account.
Please keep in mind that shipments may take several weeks so it is highly recommended that you place orders early in the summer. Students are expected to be in full dress code on the first day of school. Dress code requirements are included in this information packet.
SALESIAN SWAG WHERE TO SHOP
Please purchase school uniforms online through Land’s End. Scan to shop.
The BSN Sideline Store allows students, staff, families, alumni, and fans alike to purchase and customize Salesian Swag from their favorite sport or club with a special section for our alumni!
Purchase Salesian Swag through The BSN Sideline Store. Scan to shop.
Success Student
The goal of Salesian discipline is self-discipline. Students are given the opportunity to develop good judgment and to make decisions within the limits of acceptable behavior.
MISCONDUCT
Our students are identified with Salesian College Preparatory, and the public perception of the school is formed by student behavior, both on and off campus. Consequently, students are accountable for their behavior both on and off campus.
Misconduct calls for disciplinary action. Behavior problems will be handled in the following sequence:
• Teacher
• Coach (if applicable)
• Athletic Director (if applicable)
• Dean of Students
• Principal
EXPECTATIONS
• The teacher is to be respectfully obeyed at all times.
• An admit slip from the Front Office is required when students seek admittance to class after the initial class bell has rung.
• Students are not to move desks, adjust blinds or windows, or touch the whiteboard unless asked to do so by the teacher.
• Students are not to stand or move around during class without the explicit permission of the teacher.
• When the bell announces the end of a period, students are to await the teacher’s signal before moving from the room.
• Food and beverages cannot be consumed in the library. Students found eating or drinking inside the library are subject to having their food or beverage confiscated and disposed of by a school authority. Water is always allowed anywhere on campus.
• Neither possession or smoking of tobacco products nor vaping is allowed at any time in school or within a two-block radius of the school. Students should not be in possession of any vaping paraphernalia at any time. Any infraction of this type will ordinarily result in suspension or expulsion.
• Students are encouraged to use the restroom during the passing period and break.
• Gum-chewing is not allowed anywhere on school property.
• Any use of alcohol or any other controlled substance will result in immediate disciplinary and/or police action. Expulsion may result if Salesian students are involved.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Cell Phone Usage (including voice, text messaging, use of the camera, or social media): To prevent disruption in class, students may NOT use cellular phones during class time. During passing periods and lunch, students may use their cell phones in an appropriate manner.
Please keep in mind the following in regard to the use of students’ personal cell phones:
• If a teacher deems it necessary to use the cell phone in the classroom as an acceptable educational tool, then students must follow the instructions given to them in the classroom for the use of their phones.
• In the case of an illness or an emergency during the school day, students must ask a teacher, administrator, or staff member for permission to use their phones to contact home.
• No student may use any type of electronic device (cell phone, laptop, Apple watch, etc.) during an exam or quiz unless given specific instructions to the contrary by the teacher.
• If asked, a student must hand over his or her phone to the teacher, staff member or administrator immediately, and without complaint. Parents/Guardians will be notified if and when this action is taken.
• If Parents/Guardians need to contact their student, we ask that they call the main office instead of calling/texting the student while they’re in class.
Failure to comply with any of the above stipulations may result in confiscation of the device.
Please review the complete Code of Student Success in the Student-Family Handbook prior to the start of school.
Life Student
There is never a dull moment in the life of a Salesian student. From clubs and sports teams to international trips and service opportunities, Salesian students have endless opportunities to be active and grow as individuals.
Explore the many religious, co-curricular and service activities that students can participate in!
Campus Ministry
Visual and Performing Arts
Salesian offers a variety of classes and activities for students who want to be creative. Study in the exciting Visual/Media Arts Pathway, get involved in a theatrical performance, join our popular choral group, discover the world of music in our school band, or express yourself through dance or art. Scan to explore more about the arts at VPA at Salesian.
Campus Ministry Team (CMT) members express, through their faith-based emphasis on service, our Salesian commitment to serve youth and those in need. CMT students are the heart of many of our school’s community-focused activities. Such events include community toy drives, fundraisers for international relief causes, and local events for children in the community. Scan to explore more about Campus Ministry.
Student Leadership and Ministry (SLAM)
Retreats
Every year, each student takes part in a class retreat. The class retreat is designed to cultivate community and encourage students to explore their faith more fully. Scan to learn more about retreats.
At Salesian College Preparatory, SLAM is the collective form of student leadership and ministry. The mission of SLAM is to create a culture for good, a lever to serve the greater school community. By working together, SLAM members encourage spirit and cohesiveness throughout the entire school. Scan to explore more about SLAM at Salesian.
Clubs
Over 40 clubs are offered at Salesian College Preparatory and reflect the diverse nature of our student population - enabling students to follow their passion in different areas of interest. New clubs are formed by students each year! Club Fair Day takes place during the first few weeks of school so students can sign up. Clubs include Chess, the National Honor Society, Hiking, Art, Lego, Diversity, and Robotics, to name a few. Scan to explore more about clubs at Salesian.
Global Citizenship
Service Learning
In order to instill in our students the importance of volunteerism, investing in one’s community, and giving back, each of our students must fulfill their personal service commitments throughout the academic year. Scan to explore how our students and faculty outreach to the community.
Athletics
Salesian College Preparatory has a well-deserved reputation as the “Home of Champions.” Since 2000, the Salesian Athletic Program has earned six California State Titles, six NorCal Championships, 27 North Coast Section Team Championships, seven North Coast Section Individual Championships, and 78 League Championships. The Salesian Pride fields 15 teams across 13 sports with 25 competition levels (Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshmen) across 3 seasons (Fall, Winter, Spring). Scan to learn more about Salesian Athletics.
Salesian students experience learning that extends beyond the classroom. Throughout their high school experience, students engage with different cultures, absorb new perspectives, and gain skills that prepare them to make a positive impact as global citizens. By being part of a diverse student body, students learn to respect cultures, languages, religions, and traditions other than their own.
International Trips
International Trips are offered to students every year. Past trips have included visits to France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Iceland, the Galapagos Islands, Belize, and New Zealand, to name a few.
Exchange ProgramQuebec
Students who are enrolled in French language classes have an opportunity to enjoy a weeklong trip to Quebec, meeting students at another Salesian School in Canada.
International Host Family Opportunities
INTERNA TIONALLY KNOWN
SCP is an International school and we have hosted students from ten different countries. There are opportunities for families who are interested in hosting an international student.
To learn more about hosting a student and to find out about the monthly stipend, please email Director of Admissions Christina Karabinis at ckarabinis@salesian.com.
Academic Assistance
Tutoring
Faculty are available Monday - Thursday after school for tutoring until 3:30 PM.
Flex Periods
Twice a week, students will have a 30-minute Flex period built into their daily schedule. Flex periods are intended to provide extra time for academic assistance, offer opportunities for enrichment, or provide meeting time for clubs and co-curricular activities.
Student Dining
Breakfast and Lunch Program
Salesian Café
The Café opens at 7am Monday - Friday for students who arrive early to school.
PRIDE DEN
Salesian College Preparatory provides Salesian students with an after-school indoor space that is a quiet area to study or an area to hang out. Students can enjoy healthy snack options and classic items, both hot and cold. The Pride Den is the after-school place to be!
Som Saengsourith, Chef and owner of SOM-Thing Special Catering, prepares home-cooked meals with simple and seasonal ingredients. To enhance our program, she provides fresh, locally sourced, and culturally responsive meals, celebrating the diversity of our student body. Salesian takes pride in serving meals with sustainable, ecofriendly practices.
Students may purchase a delicious breakfast, snacks, and hot lunches through an online menu program - “MealManage.”
• Parents will receive a welcome email to set up an account on the dining platform.
• Monthly menus, ordering, and payments can be made on the parents’ account page.
For more information, please contact: som.thingspecialcatering@gmail.com or phone: (510) 672-6108.
Family Service Program (FSP)
Salesian College Preparatory has established a Family Service Program (FSP) as a way for families to be involved with school events by volunteering, financial support, and community building. Without family support, many of the school’s events would not happen.
Each family is expected to offer volunteer service throughout the
FSP requirements for each family (not per student) are:
• (FSP 1) Work at one large event - all day or evening (i.e., Project Santa, Crab Feed, Service Day Driver, Athletic Booster all-day events, etc.)
• (FSP 2) Work at least one other “smaller” event or activity (i.e., Dance, Sporting Event)
Attend ONE grade-level evening meeting per year:
• 9th Grade: Meeting with School Counselor, October
• 10th Grade: Meeting with School Counselor, October
• 11th Grade: Meeting with Guidance Director, September: College Information Night
• 12th Grade: Senior Parent Meeting regarding Graduation activities: February
FSP service opportunities include activities such as:
• Athletic Events: Work with the Booster Club at Fall, Winter, and Spring sporting events, including CYO track meets; work at the concession stand/Snack Shack by setting up, selling, and cleaning up; monitor the ticket gate, assist with parking, etc.
• School Events: Volunteers are needed to work at school fundraisers such as the Crab Feed (January) or Mother’s Day Mass and Brunch (May), assist with dances and class retreats, chaperone field trips, or be a driver for Service Day, facilitate Project Santa, etc.
Parents/Guardians are required to register online for the Family Service Program by September 1st (see website for details).
• All financial assistance from Salesian (including scholarships) will be put on hold until FSP registration is completed.
• There is an “Opt Out Fee” option for families who decline to participate in FSP and agree to pay $500 instead.
• If a family does not show up for, or cancels their volunteer assignment less than 48 hours before the event, they will incur a $250 non-participation fee for each assignment that is unfulfilled.
PLEASE NOTE: It is solely the responsibility of the parent/guardian to actively pursue (FSP) volunteer opportunities at Salesian.
Program Transportation
Salesian offers students van shuttle transportation service to and from school throughout the Bay Area on a daily basis.
We have a fleet of 8 passenger vans that are maintained by Salesian and operated by parent volunteer drivers. We are proud to offer our students and their families this service. Your student can look forward to being picked up in one of our Salesian vans every morning and afternoon.
If you are interested in signing your student up for this program, we ask that you complete the form prior to July 15, 2025. There is limited availability and space is on a first-come, first-served basis. Once we finalize the numbers, we will provide you with the schedule of pick-up and drop-off times to best accommodate our families.
On the following page is the schedule for 2024-2025. The shuttle will leave from Salesian College Preparatory 30 minutes after school is dismissed and will return via the same route. The cost per semester will be $800, paid in advance. If you choose to pay the entire year in advance, the cost will be $1,400 for a savings of $200.
QUESTIONS?
Contact Rebecca Mangle, Registrar and Admissions Coordinator at: rmangle@salesian.com or by phone (510) 234-4433 Extension 1001
Vallejo-MartinezHercules-Pinole Route
The tentative stops/times are as follows:
1. Starbucks, 4490 Central Way, Fairfield 6:50 AM
2. Starbucks, 408 Lincoln Road East, Vallejo 7:00 AM
3. Chevron, 3012 Howe Road, Martinez 7:00AM
4. Starbucks, 3700 San Pablo Ave., Hercules (or Starbucks Willow Ave., Hercules) 7:15 AM
5. Starbucks, 1315 Pinole Valley Rd., Pinole 7:25 AM
6. Salesian College Preparatory 7:50 AM
Berkeley-El Cerrito BART Route
The tentative stops/times are as follows:
1. North Berkeley BART Station 7:15 AM
2. El Cerrito Del Norte BART Station 7:30 AM
3. Salesian College Preparatory 7:45 AM Pittsburg-North Concord Bart Route
The tentative stop/time is as follows:
1. McDonalds, 220 Bailey Road, Pittsburg 6:50 AM
2. North Concord Bart, Concord 7:05 AM
3. Salesian College Preparatory 7:45 AM
OUR ROUTES
CONTACTS
SCHOOL
Principal Kenny Farr II ext. 1108 kfarr@salesian.com
Associate Principal Dr. Billy Heidenfeldt ext. 1109 wheidenfeldt@salesian.com
Attendance Clerk / Front Office Assistant Zuleyma Guardado ext. 1000 zguardado@salesian.com
Academic Success Support Sarahi Gonzalez sgonzalez@salesian.com
Athletics Director Chad Nightingale ext. 1015 cnightingale@salesian.com
Campus Ministry
Adrian Fulay ext. 3176 afulay@salesian.com
COUNSELING SERVICES
Personal Counselor
Morgan Sanders ext. 1218 msanders@salesian.com
Director of Guidance Jack Stevens ext. 1403 jstevens@salesian.com
Academic Counselor Hege Fan ext. 1217 hfan@salesian.com
Registrar and Admissions Coordinator
Rebecca Mangle ext. 1001 rmangle@salesian.com
ADMINISTRATION
Director Fr. Joe Nguyen, SDB, ext. 1101 jnguyen@salesian.com
President Stephen Pezzola, ext. 1110 spezzola@salesian.com
Director of Development
Wendy Duncan, ext. 1414 wduncan@salesian.com
Chief Financial Officer
Marc Colelli, ext. 1102 mcolelli@salesian.com
Director of Admissions
Christina Karabinis ext. 1416 ckarabinis@salesian.com
SALESIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
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