November - DecemberPDF 2013

The Green Corner
After the holiday season has passed don’t throw away your holiday
greeting cards! Instead donate them to St. Jude’s Ranch for
Children. St. Jude’s Ranch for Children recycles your used greeting
cards and creates new holiday and all-occasion greeting cards.
Recycled cards are sold to support our programs and services for
abused, neglected and homeless children, young adults and families.
Mail Donations To:
St. Jude’s Ranch for Children
Recycled Card Program
100 St. Jude’s Street Boulder City, NV 89005
Administration Office
8265 Aspen Ave. Suite 100
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
909.980.6490
Career Training Center
1501 S. Bon View Ave.
Ontario, CA 91761
909.947.3400
Baldy View
Regional Occupational Program
Superintendent
Shelley Adams
Commission Members:
Mary Caenepeel, President
James Na, Vice President
Arthur Bustamonte, Member
Joseph Lenz, Member
Baldy View ROP
News & Notes
November/
December 2013
www.baldyviewrop.com
Recognition of Service
The Commission Meeting held on
Wednesday, November 13th said farewell
to Baldy View ROP’s Commission Board
President Mary Caenepeel. Baldy View
ROP would like to thank Mrs. Caenepeel for
her years of service. Mary has been
involved with BVROP’s Commission Board From Left to Right: Baldy View ROP’s Superintendent
Shelley Adams, Commission Member Joe Lenz,
since 2006 and held various positions
Representative to Congressman Gary Miller, Heather
which included Vice President from
Rouhana, Commission President Mary Caenepeel,
December, 2010 through November, 2012, Husband, Chris Caenepeel, and Claremont’s USD
and President from December, 2012 until Superintendent Jim Elsasser
November, 2013. Her contribution will long be remembered and we wish Mary
the best of luck and prosperity for many years to come!
Della Robbia Wreaths
Della Robbia Wreaths make spectacular holiday decorations
for home and office and wonderful gifts for family and friends.
Baldy View ROP is a California public school agency that provides career technical education and services to
high school students and adults who are interested in improving their employability and preparation for
higher education. Baldy View ROP was established in 1972 and is fully accredited by the Western Association
of Schools and Colleges. Baldy View ROP is a a joint venture of the Chaffey Joint Union High School District,
Chino Valley Unified School District, Claremont Unified School District, and Upland Unified School District.
“Our mission is to analyze current and future economic data and trends in
order to identify the necessary skills and attitudes that connect our
students to successful work and careers in a local and global economy.”
For newsletter submissions contact denis_charbonneau@bvrop.k12.ca.us
Vanessa Williams
Chairs the 2013 Della
Robbia Wreath
Campaign
When you buy a Della Robbia wreath from Boys Republic,
you also give troubled teens an opportunity to learn important
work-related attitudes and skills. Della Robbia wreaths are
produced through a work experience program that teaches
disadvantaged students the value of honest labor. They
represent growth, recovery, and hope to more than 600
vulnerable boys and girls who each year receive shelter,
guidance, education, and support from Boys Republic and
Girls Republic. To order call 909.591.9122 or visit
www.boysrepublic.org
Welcome New Staff !
Robin Purcell
Criminal Justice
Instructor
Mr. Robin Purcell joined Baldy View ROP in September
and currently teaches Criminal Justice at Upland High
School. Mr. Purcell is originally from Pennsylvania, he
received his Bachelor of Arts in Administration of Justice
from Pennsylvania State University, a Masters Degree in
Public Education from La Verne University, and his
second Masters Degree in Education from Concordia
University. Robin’s extensive work experience includes
working as a Correction Officer for the State of Illinois
and the Probation Department for Los Angeles County.
Welcome to the Baldy View ROP staff Robin!
Guest Speaker Visits Criminal Justice and
Forensic Science
On Saturday October 26th, students from the BVROP
Criminal Justice and Forensic Science classes had the
opportunity to hear from a legendary Guest Speaker!
Lieutenant. Gil Carrillo: LAPD, retired Homicide. Lt.
Carrillo was instrumental in apprehending serial killer
Richard Ramirez in the mid 80’s. Richard Ramirez
terrorized the Los Angeles area leaving behind many
victims. Students learned about the investigation,
evidence that led to his capture and the personal side
of being involved in such an intense case. Instructor
Fred Corral hosted the event in his classroom and
treated his students to a once in a lifetime event
relating real life examples to classroom learning.
Employee Benefits
This holiday season, check out the Benefit Program for all employees. As a
staff member, you and your family are now eligible to save up to 50% on
some of southern California’s best family entertainment! Fun Express offers
discounted tickets for Disney, Universal, Knott’s, SeaWorld, and over 40 other
southern California dinner shows, movie theatres, water parks and other
exciting activities. You can order via phone, mail or internet. Many tickets are
available as eTickets and can be emailed to you the same business day as
ordered.
Please check out Fun Express at www.FunEx.com
If you decide to make a purchase, use our Employee Access Code (EAC) to
register and qualify for the great discounts! The EAC can be accessed through
the Baldy View ROP website portal located under the “Instructors & Staff”
tab.
In Memory of Adrianne Deltoro
Tragedy struck the Baldy View ROP family on Sunday, November 17th, when
18 year old Adrianne Deltoro lost her life in a tragic car accident. Adrianne
was a beautiful, bright, intelligent and very motivated young girl who could
light up a room with her smile. She was the family's little ray of sunshine. She
leaves behind her mom and dad Tony & Valerie, her brother's Anthony &
Andrew, her sister Alyssa, her Nana Judy and many, many more extended
family and friends. Her memory will live on with all the lives that she touched
in her short life.
Adrianne was enrolled and completed several
Baldy View ROP courses: Criminal Justice,
Engineering Drawing, Architectural Drafting II,
and Cosmetology.
Also in the car were two other ROP students,
twin sisters, Cecilia and Priscilla Montes. Both
remain in critical condition.
Our thoughts and prayers are with their families.
Foundation Announcements
Baldy View ROP at
Inland Empire’s Largest
Mixer - Business
Networking Event
Give Love Tour
The event took place at Citizens Business Bank Arena
in Ontario. Bruce Atlas, who is on the Board of
Directors for Baldy View ROP Foundation hosted the
event to benefit Veterans and their families. Baldy
View ROP had a booth at the event and shared
information about our services as well as met former
ROP students who appreciated our support. Baldy
View ROP recognizes and appreciates the sacrifice
and commitment of our nation’s armed forces.
Food Drive:
Thank you to those that donated non-perishable
foods to feed veterans in need
Community Relations
AM 1510 Radio Interview
Baldy View Foundation Member
Bruce Atlas with student
volunteers from the airport
careers class.
Left to Right: Marion Vories , Student
Services Specialist with Dora Edney,
Director of Development and Public
Relations
Plane Pull Event
The Baldy View ROP Foundation would like to thank
everyone who supported the 5th annual “Pull For Our
Heroes” event on Saturday, November 16th at the
Ontario International Airport. The ROP informational
booth featured a Blood Pressure Check station,
administered by ROP Medical Assistant student Denise
Laga. The ROP booth also had a
Sweet Treats Bake Sale at the
Students from the Airport
Careers class sold baked goods event, featuring baked goods
at the event.
from the ROP Culinary class at
Don Lugo High School taught by Sameh Abdelmalek.
Student volunteers from the Airport Careers class were
also present to aide the event also. The Foundation
raffled off a pair of Ontario Reign Tickets courtesy of
Amy Delgadillo. Congratulations to the winner of the
raffle, George Sliney!
Medical Assistant Teacher
Marie Sliney (left) with student
volunteer Denise Laga
Promoting ROP Classes!
Left to Right: Superintendent Shelley
Adams with Radio Talk Show Host Joe
Lyons
Calling all Teachers and Career Techs! Are you going to an event and would
like to promote ROP and your class? Promote Baldy View ROP with
promotional items such as:
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Logo Table Skirt

Informational Banner
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Promotional Items: pens, water bottles, key chains,
and much more!
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Informational Pamphlets
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Pop Up Tent

Table and Chairs
If you are interested in using the items listed above for
an event, please contact Denis Charbonneau at
909.980.6490 extension 1238 or denis_charbonneau@bvrop.org
Student Success Story
At a young age, Daniel Scotti knew he was
interested in technology and wanted to pursue his
passion. Daniel first heard about the ROP’s Stage
Design and Technology course from a fellow peer.
Shortly after, Daniel was enrolled in Bill Cox’s class at
Upland High School and would attend this class for
three semesters during his junior and senior year.
During his time in the courses, Daniel was able to find work, utilize his skills, and
begin making a career for himself.
After Mr. Scotti graduated high school, he enrolled at Citrus College and
began taking prerequisites for the Recording Arts Program. One of the
prerequisite classes was Stage Design. On the first day of class Daniel’s
experience and skills were recognized and he was offered employment as a
Technician for the college’s Performing Arts
Center because of his advanced skills that Mr.
Cox taught him.
During his time at Citrus College, Daniel was on
contract with Saddleback Church in Orange
County. They offered him a part-time position as
a Audio Visual Lighting (AVL) Technician. By the
end of that year, Daniel was asked to work fullLighting and Stage Design by Daniel
time as a Systems Manager for Saddleback’s
new community building, The Refinery. During the
construction of the building, he was responsible for researching, purchasing, and
securing AVL equipment and systems. Once The Refinery opened, Daniel was
responsible for training student volunteers, which many of them now work on staff
at Saddleback or at Disneyland in Technical Services.
Recently, Daniel has been promoted to Saddleback Churches as a Technical
Production Director. He now oversees all production elements at Saddleback
which has an average weekly audience of 20,000 people. Daniel wants to thank
Bill Cox and the ROP for giving him the opportunity and experience to have a
solid foundation and background in technical theater. We wish him well on his
pathway to prosperity!
Holidays at BVROP
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Staff enjoying Halloween
Thanksgiving
Floral Design Teacher,
Lorraine Avalos and
several of her students
designed beautiful
arrangements and holiday
décor for the office! There’s
even a snowman tree! Stop
by the office and check it
out!
Winter Holiday
Costume Contest winner
Michael Moore sunk his
teeth into the Applebees
gift card he received.