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SCUSD is dedicated to helping students graduate as globally competitive lifelong learners who are prepared to succeed in a career and/or higher education.
West Campus Senior Project Highlight
Future-Ready Careers
West Campus Senior Project Highlight:
Ready for the Future with “Future-Ready Careers”
West Campus High School seniors Yesenia Lew and Gracie Miller
Segura are taking initiative with their senior project,
“Future-Ready Careers.” This innovative project equips
fellow students with the knowledge and skills necessary to
navigate the exciting world of employment.
“Future-Ready Careers” focuses on:
Go Fans Tickets – Sport Event Tickets
The school has arranged for a season pass for a sports season or the whole year. Each person needs their own pass. This covers all home games, not playoff games.
By purchasing a sports pass, you are not only supporting the school and the student-athletes, but your purchase helps cover some of the sports costs for the school.
All passes can be accessed here: https://gofan.co/app/school/CA22551. Bookmark for upcoming sport-specific passes.
Digital All Sports Pass
State Seal of Civic Engagement
Congratulations to West Campus recipients!
For the first time, the California State Board of Education awarded the State Seal of Civic Engagement (SSCE) to high school graduates who demonstrate excellence in civics education through civic skills and action; an understanding of civic knowledge; quality student reflection; and testimony of student civic mindedness.
The SSCE is marked by a gold seal on the student’s high school diploma or transcript.
Virtual College Events
Get informed!
Students, check out the websites of any colleges you are interested in attending in order to find out if they are offering virtual (or in-person) events where you can learn about the application process as well as the college/university itself. Here are some sample links where you can find more information:
An increase in depression for teenagers. What can we do to help?
By Mia Sherman, West Campus Senior
The attached article was written by West Campus student Mia Sherman ‘22 and is provided here as a mental health resource that any member of the West Campus community might find useful. Thank you, Mia, for sharing!
State Seal of Biliteracy
Congratulations to West Campus recipients!
The California State Seal of Biliteracy, marked by a gold seal on the diploma or transcript, recognizes high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing one or more languages in addition to English.
Congratulations to all of the West Campus students who received this seal!
Resources from Mental Health Awareness Committee
January 18-21 was Mental Health Awareness Week
These resources were compiled by the Mental Health Awareness Committee at West Campus High School. See “Related Links” for the following:
West Campus is a California Distinguished School
West Campus in Sacramento City Unified is recognized as a 2021 California Distinguished School.
Presented by the California Department of Education (CDE) and sponsored by California Casualty, the 2021 California Distinguished Schools Program recognizes California schools that have made exceptional gains in implementing the academic content and performance standards adopted by the State Board of Education for all students.
News
An increase in depression for teenagers. What can we do to help?
By Mia Sherman, West Campus Senior
The attached article was written by West Campus student Mia Sherman ‘22 and is provided here as a mental health resource that any member of the West Campus community might find useful. Thank you, Mia, for sharing!
Reminders
Class of 2024
Senior class graduation & important dates
Please see the Senior Information Packet for full details or see excerpts below.
- Commencement Speaker Auditions
- Senior Check-out
- Attendance
- Fines/Fees
- Transcripts
- Textbooks
- On-line classes
- Cap and Gown
- Yard Signs
Key Dates
June 3-5th
- Senior Finals
- June 3rd- English, World Language
June 4th- Social Science, Math
June 5th- Science, Electives
- June 3rd- English, World Language
- Schedule here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17stDYfQ-EI0llFelzzXkbvLFgjA1yXIu78JVePW49gI/edit?usp=sharing
June 6
- Senior breakfast 8:30-11:30, Cafeteria
- Food provided for graduating seniors and up to 3 guests. Vegan and Vegetarian options provided. Breakfast takes place in the cafeteria with the award ceremony directly after.
- Volunteers needed! Please sign up here.
- Senior Awards 9:45-11:15, West Campus Gymnasium
- For graduating seniors and up to 3 guests.
- Seniors will be seated in the center of the gym on chairs, families will be in the bleachers.
- Awards will be given to seniors selected in various special categories for academic, athletic, and community service endeavors.
- Senior Sunset 7:30-9:30 PM on the soccer field
- Last day attending classes for graduating seniors
June 10
- Senior Checkout w/Ms. Nobida
- Seniors will no longer attend school after they check out. Their next obligation will be the graduation ceremony.
June 12 – Graduation
- June 12th at Sutter Health Park 10a-12
- Students will get 10 tickets.
- More information here
June 12-13 - Grad Night 10PM -2:30AM
- Grad Night: June 12th 10:00 PM to Thursday, June 13th 2:30 AM.
- Country Club Lanes at 2600 Watt Avenue, Sacramento.
- Grad night permission slips will be handed out at Senior Awards and will be required to enter.
- Grad night entrance, bowling, laser tag, pizza and snacks included.
- Arcade games will be available for purchase.
June 13 - June 15
- Grad Trip (elective) – Disneyland
- More information here
School handbook
School handbook:
This is a reminder to read through the handbook and sign that you have read it: https://app.informedk12.com/link_campaigns/23-24-annual-parent-and-student-rights-notification?token=BajbTH6S9dUvh3tPVkpZ77bX
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Application
Don’t forget to complete the (Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Application. All families play a critical role in ensuring our Sacramento City Unified schools are properly funded. You can do your part by completing the required Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) application. The deadline to turn in the LCFF application is October 31, 2023.
