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Marysville
Charter
September 2012 - Volume 13, Number 1
Academy
For
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Arts
Editors: Patricia Bennett and Sydney E. Johnson
Congratulations
Comedy
Drama
Mystery
Love Story
Satire
Students with
Perfect Attendance
in 2011-12
Each will receive a $25 gift card!
Cyan Amaya-Bastiaans
Sabrina Banez
Reina Banuelos
Gisselle Brajas
Julian Barkely-Brinson
Dillan Barnec
Deanna Bustamante
Andreas Carrion Van Rijn
Billy Cochran
Trisha Cochran
Derek Cook
Rayce Cook
Austria Cruz
Sierra Davis
Cameron Day
Courtney Day
Kimi DeCamp
Kyle DeCamp
Lacy Dickinson
Lucia Escatel
Aricka Espinoza
Taylan Ferris
Brittany Garcia
Austin Garvin
Julissa Gonzalez
Paulina Muro-Real
Callista Hale
Jarret Noonan
Abdelkarim Hamdan Shane Norby
Emilee Heddlesten
Derek Olsen
Branden Hendrickson Alexis Pollard
Pakou her
Jose Reyes
Angel Hernandez
Anthony rivera
Regina Hernandez
Carson Rodke
Justin Hines
Grayson Romig
Maricela Jaime
Gabriel Rutter
Tatjana Kelly
Mary Scully
Alayna Koen
Connor Shelton
Marisa Lopez
Sanha Ali
Kristina Mackensen Adrianna Villa
Lolita Manzano
Justus Whitmore
Corey McDowell
Joseph Williamson
Sandy McWhorter
Kelsey Wilson
Meilani Medlar
Christina Yang
Jessica Mejia
Goody Yang
Daisy Mendoza
Michelle Yang
StarFlight 11
September 21-22 - 7pm
Marysville Auditorium
“The Little Red Car”
By: Cheryl Gragg
“The Brief Case of the Suitcase”
By Ben Olson
“Yardsale Treasures”
By Derek Olson
“Dangerous Love”
By Sumin Tatla
Welcome New Staff Members!!!
“The Presentation”
We would like to welcome three new teachers to
the MCAA staff! A short bio for each of them will be
placed in the next newsletter.
Rebekah Browning - 7th Grade English & History
Mattew Plummer - Band & Guitar
Allison Hastey - Piano & Vocal Tech
Congratulations
Senior Class will be fundraising in October
Events include:
Fall Festival Dance Oct 29
Selling scarves, hair feathers, hot chocolates,
bracelets and SCRATCHERS
By Heather Sutton
Carson Rodke
2nd Place for
Butte County Idol
at the 2012
Butte County Fair
in Gridley.
Parents, Family &
Community Members
Who Volunteered 2011-12
Black History Night
Mary Day Timothy Day
Laura Clark Lloyd Clark
Joanne McDaniels
She Loves Me
Special Thanks to
Carmen Broderick, Producer
Valerie Mathews, Assistant Producer
Ty Kuhn, Sound Engineer
Set Building-------Jim & Carmen Broderick
Marcy Thomas Rusty Gordon
Deanna Mackenson Craig Nekritz
Holly TappThomas Tapp
Other Helpers--------------------------- Corinna Helder Joan Lewis
Bill Hill Cindy Hill
Barbara FifeShawnee Jacob
William Coney Wendi Hernandez
Tom TappeMicah Middlebrook
Devon Diamond Renee Shroyer
Laura WilsonSergio Amezquita
Gloria Amezquita Tami Patton
Deidra AxeSteve Patton
Cindy SheltonRick Axe
Miyuki Williamson Marcy Thomas
Josh Williamson Tim Day
Julie Barkley
Winter Music Recitals
Shawnee Jacob Brianna Colongione
Walk-for-the-Arts
Thank you to Mary Day for coordinating
the event. You did an amazing job. The students especially liked the Pie-Throwing Opportunity.
Special Thanks to area business for their
donations:
Chevron- Java Monkey
Starbucks
Carls Jr
Champions Indoor Soccer Arena
Jamba Juice
Juice-it-up
Gold Sox
Power Line Storage
Kinner MFG
Battle of the Bands
Special Thanks to
Joan Lewis, Valerie Mathews, Richard Milani,
Jim Broderick, Skip Bertsch
Tickets-Security-Refreshments-Set Up:
Deedra AxeTeri Ives
Virginia FogleCarmen Broderick
Cindy SheltonDebra Sutton
Allyson Wadkins Jessi Wadkins
Donated Sodas and Water:
Anna GraggDevon Diamond
Laurie Whitmore Cindy Shelton
Dance & Dessert Recital
Brooke SandlinGreg Gomer
Shannon Levesque Peggy Rister
82 Reams of Paper
Jenn Arnold Shelene Brinson
Clyde Deeds Micah Middlebrook
Tamie RodkeChristine Scully
George ScullyAnaly Villa
Laura Wilson
Sandra Cochran, Refreshments for practice
Virginia Condrey, Refreshments for practice
Lawanda Jeremiah, Refreshments for practice
Sheila Kelly-Houston, Refreshments for practice
Jonnie Rodriguez, Refreshments for practice
Doreen McDowell, HARD DRIVE
Brenda Wallace, Scrip
Anna Gragg, Scrip
George/Christine Scully, Refreshments
Michelle Stewart, Scrip
Allyson Wadkins, Scrip
Donations for time:
Other Time:
ShannonDavis, Office Help
Shannon Levesque, Chaperone Winter Ball
Joanne McDaniels, Chaperone Winter Ball
Renee Sanchez, Chaperone Winter Ball
Augustine Mejia, Cinderella Set Building
Michelle Stewart, Chaperone Winter Ball
Box Tops
Tonya GonzalesVirginia Fogle
Stacy BruemmerPam Royat
Michelle StewartJanice Hammontree
Walk-For-The-Arts was a huge success
last year. PTSA earned almost $3,000!!!!
In total, MCAA PTSA collected $3,000.48 in pledges.
We spent $245.11 on the whipped cream and Kindle
Fire, so we profited $2,755.37!!! The winning class is
the 8th grade class (with $764), and they only had 6
students who participated. We provide an ice cream
party for the whole class. Here is the class breakdown:
7th: $582.98 (12 students) 8th: $764.00 (6 students)
9th: $543.00 (17 students) 10th: $545.50 (11 students)
11th: $317 (10 students)
12th: $228 (3 students)
Students earned a total of 43 pies!!!
59 students brought in pledges.
Congratulations to 8th Grader (2011-12)
Elizabeth Wardlow!!!!!
She earned over $500 in Walk-for-The Arts pledges and
won the Kindle Fire.
MCAA needs Reams of copier paper& tissues!!!!
Turn in receipt & earn 1 volunteer hour for every $10 spent.
Congratulations
Graduating Class of 2012
Izania Love
Memphis Battle
Sierra Manning
Andrea Busco
Rachelle Martinez
Heather Chavez
Oliver McGovern
Sarah Fogle
Ricardo Mendoza
Brittney ford
Brittany Forquera Gregory Paez III
Hansol Park
Evan Ray Furr
Tessa Perico-Toche
Elayna Gasque
Steven Phillips
Chloe Gonzalez
Adrianna HernandezZachary Ramsey
Mikayla Royat
Jose Hernandez
Brittany Sizemore
JessaMarie Ives
Heather Ann Sutton
Jula jacob
Madeline Kellogg Evelyn Synak
Charles Tate
Kalia Klein
Sumin Tatla
Natalie Landau
Rosendo Topete
Mykeala Kern
Aaron Vanover
Jaclyn Lewis
Neng Yang
Dustin Lindgren
Anna Little
Congratulations
Students Winning
MCAA PTSA College
Scholarships! $500 each
goes to:
Steven Phillip
Mykeala Kern
Heather Chavez
Jaclyn Lewis
Natalie Landau
Makayla Royat
Makayla Synak
Academics, Visual Arts
Creative Writing, Lively Arts
Check out these websites.....
MCAA’s Website
http://www.mjusd.com/education/components/sectionlist/default.
php?sectiondetailid=1733&category=64&linkid=nav-menu-container-4-83486
Daily Bulletin
Counseling Info
Teacher Pages
Parent Pages (Parent Newsletter)
and more....
Every page has the information a parent needs to know
what is going on in their child’s school and classroom.
The following teachers have updated their web pages and
you can find out all the latest info on what your students
needs in each subject...... (These teachers have done a
great job on them!)
Ruth Atkins
Daniel DeVlaming
Emily Elsmore
Doreen McDowell
Thomas McLennan
Mathew Plummer
MCAA’s Counseling Info
Keith Buck
John Fourcroy
George Land
Wendi Marks
Andrea Mejia
Larry Yocum
http://www.mjusd.k12.ca.us/education/dept/dept.php?sectionid=397
Graduation & Promotion Requirements
UC Course List
Prep for College Info Page
Scholarship Info Page
www.mcaaboosters.com
A website created by two MCAA
parents:
Valerie Mathews and Jim Broderick
In keeping with the tradition of MCAA’s
student intelligence, talent and enthusiasm...
We represent the MCAA Alma Mater written by two of our students...
Marysville Charter
Academy for the Arts
Alma Mater
Check out MCAA’s Home Page!
http://www.mjusd.com/education/components/
Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts,
sectionlist/default.php?sectiondetailid=1733&ca
We pledge our heart to thee!
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OR mjusd.com and click on charter schools
MCAA, MCAA, home of creativity.
We glide across the golden stage,
Our hall of diversity.
for Daily Bulletin
http://www.mjusd.com/education/components/scrapbook/
default.php?sectiondetailid=1292&
Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts,
We stand proud of thee!
And the songs that fill our halls, echo lovingly,
MCAA, MCAA, a picture of a thousand words,
Filling our enlightened page,
Leaving no thoughts unheard.
for Teacher Pages
http://www.mjusd.com/education/components/sectionlist/
default.php?sectiondetailid=1733&category=64&linkid=navmenu-container-4-83486 (click on teacher pages)
Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts!
Omnibus Amorque Libertas-Freedom and love for all!
for Grades
http://www.mjusd.org/parent/
for information on logging in...
Please contact John Pimentel
749-61578 extension 4
Sean Jones and Lea Negrin
May 2006
Special Tuesdays
Block 9 Days
and the Parent’s Page
http://www.mjusd.com/education/
components/scrapbook/default.php?sectiondetailid=2231&
Teacher Work
Days
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October 12 and March 8
Test
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Testing
Dates!
Special Tuesdays
Community Meeting
All Student Assembly
Sept 11
Dec 04
Oct 09
Feb 05
Nov 06
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Date
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11th
PLAN (ACT Prep)
10th
EXPLORE (ACT Prep)
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High School Exit Exam
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High School Exit Exam (retest) 11th-12th
High School Exit Exam (retest) 11th-12th
High School Exit Exam
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Star Writing Test
7th
Star Assessment
7th to 11th
Star Test Makeup Days
Physical FitnessTesting
7th & 9th
District Writing Test
7th, 9th & 11th
1st Semester Finals
All
2nd Semester Finals
All
October 17
November 07
October 25
March 12-13
October 2-3
February 5-6
May 14-15
March 5
May 7-8-14-15
May 16-17
April 08-May 03
January
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June 6-12
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Minimum Days!
Marysville Joint Unified has 4 minimum
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March 28
December 21
June
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November 16
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January 18
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Attend PTSA meetings -time counts toward volunteer hours
Attend MCAA Site Council meetings - time counts toward
volunteer hours
Get Tickets for MCAA Productions...
Which include:
StarFlight - September
Advanced Drama - October/ November
Beginning Drama - December
Dance & Dessert - December
Advanced Drama Musical - March
Beginning Drama Musical - April
Dance Recital - May
French Night - May
Senior Showcase - May
Music Festivals - December and May
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Parent Volunteer Guidelines
Since the first year of Marysville Charter Academy For The Arts, parents
have worked together on how to organize the volunteer hours that we
promised to provide to benefit the school and our students.
We have developed a variety of ways for parents to volunteer at MCAA.
Parents can choose the type of volunteers hours that they would most
like to provide. Fill out our “Parent Volunteer Survey” and return it to
MCAA’s office. Please check off the times you would like to volunteer.
We want to remind you of the what we have developed as a guideline
for our volunteer hours.
1.Minimum hours will be 20 per family per year.
Families may buy their hours for a rate as set by parents
at the September 9th, 2003 PTSA meeting of $10 per hour.
Families may not transfer or bank hours for other families.
Hours go to zero at the end of each school year.
2.Directors, or lead persons, of MCAA events will be responsible for
collecting records of volunteer hours. Directors will be responsible
for ensuring that all volunteers are accounted for and that the hours
recorded are accurate. They will distribute forms and guidelines at
the start of production to all volunteers and anyone requesting such
information. Hours’ forms will then be given to the PTSA Historian to
tabulate. Tabulation will be done on a monthly basis and made
available to PTSA officers and MCAA staff as necessary. Hours are
otherwise quasi-private data.
3.Hours will be posted with report cards or newsletters. Parents
will be regularly encouraged to give hours and will be advised as to what might constitute acceptable hours, e.g. driving kids to school
would not be, driving kids on a field trip would be. Awards for top
volunteers will be given during the Student Award Ceremony. Top
business sponsor should also be awarded.
Everyone is needed! How will you find out what you can do? Some
projects will have a large number of volunteers who wish to help. Some
projects will have very few parents who elect to help. Either the project
director/teacher will call you to coordinate how you can provide those
hours or one of our parents will call you with the same information.
If you have not heard from anyone, please call our
Volunteer Coordinators: Mary Day at 742-0939; or
Pat Bennett at 749-6196.
To make sure your time counts. . .
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find the volunteer hours binder
Forms that look like the form
at the right are labeled with
your family’s name
Find your family form
and add in your time.
Or, call Pat Bennett
@ 749-6196.
PTSA Goals for 2012-2013
Drama Department - $3,000
Senior Scholarships - $3,000
Academic Field Trips - $3,000
Musical Instrument Replacement & Repair - $1,000
Student Achievements - $1,500
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Want Taylor Swift to play a private acoustic concert just for
MCAA? Want to win $10,000 for
our music program? Go to taylorswiftoncampus.
com and vote for
our school once a
day everyday until
September 23rd!
Also, tell your friends and family
to vote!
How to get MCAA news
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1. MCAA website - Daily Bulletin
www.mjusd.com/education/school/
school.php?sectionid=18
2. Parent Newsletter by mail
3. Music Boosters Website
www.mcaaboosters.com
www.mjusd.com/education/components/
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4. Parent Newsletter on web
College Information Day
Yuba College
Thurs, September 17
9 am to 1 pm
Representatives from
CSU, UC and private
schools will be there!
Picture Day
Friday
September 19
MCAA DAILY BULLETIN
Want Taylor Swift to play a private acoustic concert just for
MCAA? Want to win $10,000 for our music program? Go to taylorswiftoncampus.com and vote for our school once a day everyday until
September 23rd! Also, tell your friends and family to vote!
Any students interested in being on staff for the Scribblers Literary Magazine needs to pick up an application in Mrs. Mejia’s room:
Room 8. Applications will be due by Friday, Oct. 5th. We need editors,
graphic editors, and submission readers! Please Apply!
Attention All Students!! Here is a couple of dress code rules that I feel
need to be addressed. First, shoes must be worn at all times inside and
outside the classroom. Second, shirts and dresses are to have straps
and should not show your undergarments. Third, shorts must have an
inseam of 3 inches or more and skirts and dresses must not be inappropriately short. Fourth, hats will not be worn indoors; this means classrooms and office buildings.
Please keep our campus clean!! Throw your trash in the many trash
cans around campus. If you see someone drop trash on the ground
kindly remind them to throw their trash in the garbage cans. Throwing
food on the ground is just like throwing wrappers on the ground and it
makes our campus look like a dump. Please do your part.
Skateboarders!! If you choose to bring a skateboard to school you
must check it in at the office at the beginning of the day and then you
can get it back at the end of the school day. It is just like students locking their bikes up at the bike rack.
District Office is off limits to all students during the school day. Under
no circumstances should there be students before, during, or after
school purchasing items from vending machines.
We are looking for some highly motivated male students grades
9th through 12th who are interested in helping other students. If you
think this describes you please come into the office and pick up a SWAT
(Students Who Are There) application and turn it back into the office by
Wednesday, Sept. 19th.
Need a place to after school? Go to the Allyn Scott Youth Center
(MYCC). It is a Monday through Friday free afterschool program from
3-6pm. Fun activities and homework help are provided. Any questions? Call 530-799-1776 to pick up a membership application.
Cash for our school! Clip and save Box Tops for Education. Return
to Brenda in the office.
Do you have any coins? Put some in the Ronald McDonald House
Charities box in the office! The change you give helps sick kids in the
hospital. It gives their families a place to stay so they can give their
child hugs, kisses and courage everyday.
The French club is ready to go! If you are in 2nd or 3rd year French
and wish to expand your horizons, language and enjoyment, come along.
Former French students who completed one year are also welcome
Seniors: Friday, September 21st is the registration deadline for the
October administration of the ACT. See Mr. Pimentel for registration
and fee waiver information.College Information Day at Yuba College is
Thursday, September 22nd, 9am to 1pm. Representatives from CSU,
UC and several private universities will be attending. MCAA students
interested in attending should sign up in the office immediately. Space
is limited and priority will be given to 12th and 11th grade students.
Sign ups are now being taken in the office for college visits to CSU
Sacramento, UC Davis, and CSU Chico. Space is limited on these trips
and preference will be given to seniors and students intending to apply
for these universities.
The Chess Club meets on Tues and Thurs during lunch in Room 13.
The Sword in the Stone
Directed by Anthony Dost
October 13 to October 27, 2012
A Christmas Story
Directed by
Jeff Graham &
Mark Johnson
Dec 7 to Dec 23
Auditions October 8-9
Fidler on the Roof
Directed by Foster Cambell-McManus
October 5 to November 11, 2012
Young People’s Theatre Workshops
Theatre is a life-changing experience for many children
and The Acting Company is proud to offer theatre workshops for young people ages 6-18 all year long. To register, simply call The Acting Company at (530) 751-1100 or
e-mail info@actingcompany.org.
Workshops are 4 weeks long on Saturdays from 1011:30 am. Cost is $80 per workshop ($20 per class).
Scholarships are availabe for students who can not afford to participate -- based on availability.
Young People’s Theatre Program
Saturdays from 10-11:30 am
HOW TO AUDITION The Acting Company is proud to invite everyone to its auditions. We are a community theatre and we’re
always looking for new actors and actresses! Part of the theatre experience is learning about the audition process. Most roles are open
to all who audition. We post our audition dates at least two months in advance on this website, in our newsletter, in the Appeal Democrat
newspaper, on www.YSinfo.net, AM 1600 KUBA, and Comcast Channel 19. All you have to do is show up and fill out an information sheet.
The director will ask you to read from the script for the parts that you are suited to play. Sometimes you will be asked to prepare a song or
monologue to bring to the audition, but it is never mandatory. Our doors are open and we hope you will be interested in auditioning for an
Acting Company production. All auditions are held at the Acting Company Theater unless noted otherwise.
Copyright © 2003 The Acting Company. All rights reserved.
815 B Street, Yuba City, CA 95991 Phone: 530.751.1100 info@actingcompany.org
The Acting Company is a 501-C3 non-profit organization. Fed ID #68-0037694, Charitable
Trust 56259
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Have you heard about the
Allyn Scott Youth Center?
• We serve 3rd-12th grade students.
• Our mission is to provide a safe, clean, state of the art
community center with programs and services for area youth.
• Membership applications are available at the ASYCC OR online
at allynscottyouthcenter.org
Homework Help
Healthy Snacks
Activities
PAL Mentoring
Games
A_TeAm Youth Group
Rollerskating!
WE ARE OPEN DURING THE HOLDIAYS FROM 1 TO 4 P.M.
1830 B Street, Marysville phone: 749-1776 web:allynscottyouthcenter.org
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For more information call:
Yuba-Sutter Archery Association
American Indian Education Program (530) 749-6196
StarFlight 11 - performaces September 21-22 @ 7pm
Free - No Fees
3:00 to 4:30 pm
Evening Session
Open to all ages
$5 Adult $2.50 under 18
5:00 to 7:30 pm
For parents to know - about our spectacular MCAA Awards Night + how does the system works...
MCAA Awards Night 2012-13 is June 10, 2013
“Point System toward Selection of Outstanding Student Performers”
NOTES: The following will be the standard by which students will be awarded points in all departments in order to be eligible for yearly
spring awards for all-around top students or creative artists at MCAA. It is a list that can be changed or added to by a majority opinion approval by the teaching staff at MCAA. approval of points must be done by filling in a designated form signed by a teacher responsible for
the claimed area of participation. All forms must be turned in to Ms. Mejia no later than three weeks before the awards ceremony in May or
June of each school term. Teachers may turn in a form for projected to points to be yet earned in that coming three week period on spring
school activities. Second semester “A” and “A+” averages can be claimed in the fall of the following term for points earned. Decisions
made after tallying of points will be final and not subject to change. No student being dismissed from MCAA for disciplinary or behavior
reasons will be eligible for these awards, regardless of amount of points accumulated prior to his/her dismissal.
ACADEMICSPoints
“B” Semester Honor Roll2
“A” Semester Honor Roll3
“A+” Semester Honor Roll4
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Students Body President2
Student Body Officers1
Member of student council1
Yearbook, Newspaper2
Peer Counselor1
CONTESTS
Participation in any school approved contest1
Award winner in school approved contest1
Publication in school or local format1
Publication in State or National format2
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Participation in school sponsored community event1
Participation in approved community performance 1
Major role, community theater2
Minor role, community theater1
Technical role, community theater1
MCAA PERFORMANCES (counted once per production)
Participation in drama, dance, music, or speech1
Stage hand, lighting technician school event1
Video crew school event1
Set building for productions2
Stage manager or student director3
Lead role (male or female), full-length school play4
Major role (male or female), full-length school play3
Minor role (male or female), full-length school play2
Lead Role(s) in school one-act play2
Minor role in school one-act play1
Student director, stage manager one-act play2
Committee participation in any school production1
WRITERS AND ARTISTS
Writer of produced one-act play2
Writer of produced multiple one-act plays3
Writer of song performed at school1
Writer of short musical or comedy3
Writer of novel written at MCAA4
Painter of art displayed in community2
Participant in school sponsored art show1
VISUAL ARTS
Participation of school sponsored Media Fest1
Photographer of pictures displayed in community2
Photographer of pictures displayed in school events 1
Participation of video(s) in State or National format2
Award Winners for 2011-2012
Points
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Shelby Broderick
Allena Jeremiah
Stephenie Rodwell
16 Chase Armstrong
Elias Denny
Derek Olsen
Courtney Perdue
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Julia Jacob
Charisma Ledesma
18
Samantha Chizek
Rhiannon Diamond
Bethany Harris
Tessa Toche
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Cameron Day
Charles Tate
Kimi DeCamp
20
Zachary Martin
21
Gabrielle Mathews
23
Emilee Heddlesten
24
Michelle Yang
25
Tamara Gresham
27
Adrianna Hernandez
Sydney E. Johnson
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Jaclyn Lewis
31 Alayna Koen & Dakota Delaney
32 Anastasia Mathews &
Emalie Saalsaa
33 Hannah Hawkins
35 Heather Chavez
37 Sarah Kuhn
38 James McDaniels
40 Max Jeffrey
44 Mariah Kuhn
Winner...............
49 Gabrielle Hayes
MCAA’s Service Seal Award System
Service Seal points are awarded to students performing a
service to the school and the student association during
9th-12th grade. Students who earn 1,000 points or more
receive special recognition from the school in the form of a
silver seal on your diploma.
Any student participating in fund-raising activities are
eligible for service seal points. The points are awarded in
the following manner: 5 points per hour, up to a maximum
of 50 points per activity. The fund-raising activity must be
listed on your service seal form and must be verified by
the fund-raising chairperson or designated school official.
Using the attached Service Seal Points description, indicate the activity you have been involved in on the Service
Seal form available in the school office. Complete and
return your form to Bonny no later than June 1st.
Student Body Officers
Points
President (each year)
300
Vice President (each year)
300
Secretary (each year)
200
Treasurer (each year)
300
Board Representative (each year)
200
Historian (each year)
200
Activities Director (each year)
200
Publicity Director (each year)
200
Class Officers
Presidents200
Vice Presidents
100
Club Officers
President (each year)
75
Other officers (each year)
50
Point Keeper
School-wide points awards
150
Conferences
One Day Conferences
25
More than one day Conference
75
Drama & Dance
Production Director (each production)
200
Major Actor (each production)
150
Minor Actor (each production)
75
Dancer (each production)
75
Back Stage workers (each production)
50
Lighting (each production)
100
Usher (each production)
25
Peer Counselors
Peer Counselor (each year)
150
Music
Band (each year)
200
Choir (each year)
100
Cheerleader
Cheerleader (each sport)
150
Publications
Editor (each year)
200
Other staff members (each year)
100
Sports
All Sports (each sport)
150
Shady Creek Counselor
Counselor (each year)
75
California Scholarship Federation
California Junior Scholarship Federation
What is California Junior Scholarship Federation (CJSF)?
The purpose of the CJSF, a statewide organization of over 600
chapters, is to foster high standards of scholarship, service,
and citizenship on the part of students of California’s public and
private junior high schools.
Membership is an indication of high academic achievement
and offers opportunities for recognition. Qualifying members
can become Honor Members with special recognition.
Honor Members are students who has qualified and applied
for membership in CJSF in a minimum of 3 semesters while a
student in 7th and 8th grade. Honor Members receive an official
Honor membership pin. In addition, a gold seal with the CJSF
emblem is placed on the Honor Members Promotion Certificate.
Notification of Honor Membership is included in the student’s
permanent cumulative record.
How to apply?
Students must apply after each semester grade reporting using
the MCAA CJSF Membership Application available in the MCAA
office. Membership is not automatic and must be applied for
within 1 month after each semester grade report.
For more information: www.csf-cjsf.org
Deadline: Apply 1 month after each semester grade report.
California Scholarship Federation
What is California Scholarship Federation (CSF)?
The purpose of the CSF, a statewide organization of over 600
chapters, is to foster high standards of scholarship, service,
and citizenship on the part of students of California’s public and
private high schools. The motto is “Scholarship for Service.”
Membership is an indication of high academic achievement
offering opportunities for recognition. Qualifying members can
become Life Members (sealbearers) with special recognition.
Life Members (Sealbearers) are students who has qualified
and applied for membership in CSF for 4 or more semesters in
the last 3 years of high school. Life Members receive an official
Life Membership pin. In addition, a gold seal with the CSF emblem is placed on the Life Members diploma. Notification of Life
Membership is included in the student’s high school transcript.
How to apply?
California Scholarship Federation, Inc.
Students must apply
after each semester
grade reporting using the MCAA CSF
Membership Application available
in the MCAA office.
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Requirements include
satisfactory grades in
specific classes (Ask
Mr. Pimentel for the
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not automatic and
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within 1 month after
each semester grade
report.
CSF Semester Membership Application
For _______________________________ High School, Chapter No. _________________________
Name _______________________________________ ________________________________________ _______
(Last)
(First)
(MI)
Address ___________________________________________ City _______________________
Home Phone ( _______ ) ________ - ______________
Current grade level (circle one) 9 10
11 12
A. To qualify for CSF membership this semester, follow these guidelines:
1. You must earn a minimum of 10 points from last semester's grades.
a. The first 4 points must be from LIST I (unless you are a senior applying for membership in
b. The first 7 points (including the four points described in a) must be from LISTS I and II.
c. The remaining points may come from any LIST (I, II or III).
February or June).
2. You must use no more than 5 courses to qualify
3. NO CSF points are given for physical education, courses taken in lieu of physical education, subjects repeated to improve a
grade, courses involving clerking and office/teaching assisting, and courses taken on a pass/fail basis.
4. CSF points are granted as follows:
a grade of A = 3 CSF points
a grade of B = 1 CSF point
One additional point shall be granted for a grade of A or B in an AP, IB, or Honors course, up to a maximum of two such
points per semester.
a grade of C = 0 CSF points
a grade of D or F in any course, even in one you cannot use to qualify, disqualifies you from membership at this time
B. Also remember:
1. Semester membership is based on work done in the previous semester. (Under very limited circumstances summer school
may also be used; you should check with your adviser before listing any summer school work.)
2. You must reapply each semester.
3. Courses you may use are listed on the reverse side. They are divided into LISTS I, II, and III
C. List the courses you are using to qualify in the proper location below. Consult the LISTS on the reverse side.
LIST I Course
For more information: www.csf-cjsf.
org
Grade
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LIST II Courses
Grade
Points
List III Courses
Grade
Points
D. You must staple last semester's report card or transcript (or a photocopy of either) to this application form. Originals
will be safely kept and may be claimed as soon as the membership lists have been posted.
Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts participates in
the
Fremont-Rideout Teen Leadership Council program.
The mission of Fremont-Rideout Foundation Teen Leadership
Council is to act as a liaison and advocate for the Fremont-Rideout Foundation
via healthcare education participation, philanthropic projects and community service.
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To help plan and host events which benefit Fremont-Rideout Foundation
All proceeds will benefit the Teen leadership Council Fremont-Rideout Foundation Emergency Room Expansion Project. The winning high school will be
rewarded by Fremont-Rideout Foundation and recognized in the Appeal-Democrat.
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Thank You!
John Pimentel
Head Counselor/Arts Director,
MCAA, 1917 B Street
Marysville, CA
95901
Desk 530 741.6000x6250
Cell 530 682.3296
October News from the Counseling Desk
Planning for and Applying to College
The admission application filing period for all California State Universities (CSU) opened on
October 1. It closes on November 30. Seniors intending to apply to a CSU campus, especially if
Chico State is one of their choices, should complete their application as soon as possible during the
month of October. Go to www.csumentor.edu to start the process. To facilitate seniors accomplishing this, I will be meeting with them individually during the first three weeks of October to assist
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PSAT Administration
Thirty MCAA 11th grade students will take the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) on
Wednesday, October 17 from 8 AM to 12 PM. MCAA offers this test (at no charge to students) to 11th
graders on track to apply to four-year colleges in order to provide practice for the SAT and because it
offers several features to help students get a jump start on college planning and preparation.
PLAN and EXPLORE Administration
As part of MCAA’s efforts to create a college going culture and prepare students for admission to and
success in college, we also administer two tests to all of our eighth graders and tenth graders at no
charge. The EXPLORE test is a preparation test for the ACT college admission test normed for eighth
graders that also includes helpful information and direction on college majors and careers based on a
student’s interests. The PLAN test is a preparation test for the ACT college admission test normed for
tenth graders and includes helpful information and direction on college majors and careers based on a
student’s interests. Contact the counseling office for more information.
Important college planning and suggested activities for October:
Thursday, October 1
CSU Admission Window Opens
Register at: www.csumentor.edu
Thursday, October 4
Last day to register for November SAT
Register at: www.collegeboard.com
Wednesday, Oct 17
PSAT for MCAA 11th graders
8 AM to 12 PM, MCAA
Saturday, Oct. 20 UC Davis Preview Day
Register at: www.admissions.ucdavis.edu/previewday
Saturday, Oct. 20
Field Trip - CSU Chico Preview Day MCAA Permission forms due - October 12
Seniors: Should be preparing and submitting applications to CSU’s this month; preparing applications for UC’s for submission next month; checking application sites for private colleges; registering
and preparing for the SAT and/or ACT; visiting prospective campuses in person or on line; studying
hard to keep grades up; participating in school and community activities.
College? Now is the time....
If you are hoping to go to a 4-year college or university, the time is now for taking college entrance exams.
Juniors need to take tests by May.
Seniors, best before December, but take it anyway!
Delays in taking the test result in delayed College Registration and students won’t get the classes they want.
SAT’s
Juniors: Should be preparing to take the PSAT on October 17 using their practice test information;
using My College Quick Start and My Road on www.collegeboard.com to explore college and career planning, college majors, and individual college profiles; deciding when they will take the SAT and
possibly the ACT during their junior year and preparing for them; visiting prospective campuses in
person or on line; studying hard to keep grades up; participating in school and community activities. Sophomores: Will be taking the PLAN test on Wednesday, November 7. PLAN is a preparation test
for the ACT college admission test and includes helpful information and direction on college majors
and careers based on a student’s interests. Tenth graders should also be studying hard to keep
grades up and participating in school and community activities.
Test Date Place Sign Up By:
Oct 06 Yuba City High Sept 21
Nov 03 Yuba City High Oct 4
Dec 01 Yuba City High Nov 1
Jan 26 Yuba City High Dec 28
Mar 09 Yuba City High Feb 8
May 04 Yuba City High April 5
June 01 Yuba City High May 2
Go online to sign up: www.college board.com
ACT’s
Test Date Place SignUp By:
Sept 08 Yuba City High
Freshmen: Should be creating a college and career plan; studying hard to keep grades up; partici Oct 27 Yuba City High Sept 21
pating in school and community activities.
Dec 08 Yuba City High Nov 2
Seventh and Eighth Graders: Eighth graders will be taking the EXPLORE test on Thursday, Octo- Feb 09 Yuba City High Jan 11
ber 25. EXPLORE is a preparation test for the ACT college admission test and also includes helpful April 13 Yuba City High Mar 8
information and direction on college majors and careers based on a student’s interests. Seventh and June 08 Yuba CityHigh May 3
Eighth graders should also be studying hard to keep grades up; participating in school and community activities; trying to earn an A or B in Algebra 1, English, and a foreign language (if enrolled in
one) in order to maximize the opportunities for college admission.
Go online to sign up: www.act.org
Booklets available in J. Pimentel’s Office.
YUBA COLLEGE NEWS
SEPTEMBER 2012
Welcome back MCAA High School students
and parents, this month, we’re officially
“back” in school!
Students, be sure to listen to your Bulletins
for my scheduled dates and times on your
campus, and don’t forget to watch for the
“Yuba College News” appearing in your
monthly MCAA Newsletter! This is the best
means of communication!
September Highlights: In your Main Office
this is where you will find the latest information and materials throughout the year. Materials vary and are kept updated throughout
the year.
• Get Ready; Get Set…Jump- In to 20122013! Please don’t hesitate to say “hi”
to me or ask questions when I am at your
campus throughout the school year. I look
forward to talking with you!
• COLLEGE INFORMATION/TRANSFER
DAY AT YUBA COLLEGE: Monday, September 17, 9am-1pm. Interested in talking
to representatives from a variety of colleges
and universities? How about representatives from Military? This opportunity only
happens once a year… so come to Yuba
College to take advantage of meeting and
talking to the representatives in person and
acquiring important information and materials. This is an excellent opportunity, be sure
to get your information from Mr. Pimentel…
It’s MONDAY, HOPE YOU COME!!
3301 East Onstott Road, Yuba City. Access off northbound Hwy.99 at Eager Rd.,
south on E. Onstott, or Pease Road to East
Onstott. The front entrance is located on the
west side of building, facing Hwy. 99.
SENIORS:
• Remember to watch dates
posted future “Yuba College
News” in your monthly Newsletters, and please keep in
touch with Mr. Pimentel, your
Academic Advisor for information and sign-ups.
• Important college materials
will be available to you during
the course of the year, Main
Office.
• QuickREG, a Yuba College
program for 2nd semester
seniors to assist in completing
the enrollment process during your senior
year, imagine registering your classes before
graduating from high school…..be sure to
watch for updates! Visit me when I’m on
your campus to answer any questions.
• Mid-year 2012 Grads: Watch for your
QuickReg Dates this semester! Take advantage to apply to Yuba College on line, take
the placement exam, and register for your
Spring Semester classes, apply for financial
aid… all with assistance from your Yuba College representative! Dates coming soon!
Programs and Corrections where students
have exciting simulation technology at
their finger tips! Stay tuned to future Yuba
College News to learn more about these
important programs.
STUDENTS & PARENTS: Fall-Winter
2012-2013 “Yuba College Community
Education Course Schedule” IS NOW ON
LINE! Course Information and Classes
are located at yc.yccd.edu / Campus Life
/ Community Education or yc.yccd.edu/
campus/community-educaton.aspx, offering
fully On-line Health Care Education, Allied
Health Programs as well as the large variety
of certification and non-credit special interest
classes. Don’t wait to check this out! Dates
are short-term and class-specific, space is
limited.
SEPTEMBER AT YUBA COLLEGE: Check A LOOK AHEAD TO OCTOBER:
• Yuba College Public Events Presents:
out the Calendar of Events schedule at the
“Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night”:
NEW
Yuba College Info Center located in your
SUTTER
College & Career Center for dates and times October 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 19, 20 @ 8:00PM /
October 14 & 21 @ 2:00PM Matinee
COUNTY
of Theatre Performances and Sports. Want
CAMPUS, to see a Saturday college football game
October 11 – HALF-OFF NIGHT! October
16 – HIGH SCHOOL ONLY PERFORYUBA
on the new field at Yuba? The next home
MANCE, 10AM, $3.00!
CITY!!
game is Saturday, September 22 at 6pm:
Yuba College vs. West Valley College. See
Watch for more information on how to signup!
NEW TO
the complete list of games on our website
OUR YUBA yc.yccd.edu, Athletics also including upcom- • YUBA COLLEGE WEBSITE: yc.yccd.edu
You will find all information about schedule
COLLEGE COMMUNITY: Our NEW beauti- ing games in men’s & women’s soccer and
of classes, academic programs, transfer inful SUTTER COUNTY CAMPUS opened
volleyball … check it out!
formation, campus activities and events, our
for Fall classes this semester! Specializing
in general ed classes, stop-on-by to see
May be you plan to be an Art, Music, Theatre variety of intercollegiate sports, and more!
us! Interested in taking a late-start class
major. October 9 is our next “Noon Recital”
Additionally, the college mascot, Dusty the
Niner, has a presence on Facebook and
this semester? For California resident high
when these students perform for faculty,
Twitter.
school student 9-12, the cost is just $10 and staff, students in our beautiful Theatre. EvFollow us at twitter.com/DustyNiner and
no placement exam for this class:
eryone is welcome! Please see the Events
Calendar and information about our next
facebook.com/Yuba-College.
Intro to Film Tuesday & Thursday 3:45pmplay below, especially the high school only
Looking forward to see6:45pm Room #101 10/11/12 – 12/12/12
performance!
ing you this year!
Get a start on your college units….meets
Barbara Forkey,
the “Humanities” requirement for General
Have you seen the new Health & Public
Ed, A.A. or A.S. This is one of many general Safety Building on our Marysville campus,
Outreach Specialist,
ed classes offered at our new Sutter County located just off North Beale Road? It is the
Yuba College.
bforkey@yccd.edu
Campus in Yuba City, located at
new location for Nursing, Fire Technology
Principal’s List
7th Grade
Reina Banuelos
Adaezia Chavez
Austria Cruz
Hannah Dunn
Julissa Gonzalez
Jaquelyn Kinner
Lolita Manzano
Gabrielle Mathews
Anthony rivera
Mary Scully
Adrianna Villa
8th Grade
Sabrina Banez
Tatjana Kelly
Jarret Noonan
Michelle Yang
9th Grade
Adrianna Barnhart
Lewis Carrin Van Rijn
Robert Denny
Hannah Hawkins
Zachary Martin
cortes Olivares
Emalie Saalsaa
Sanha Tatla
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7th Grade
8th Grade
Alyssa Cantrell
Gisselle Barajas
Jade Evans
Goody Yang
Madison Levesque Chaz Patton
Julian Barkley-Brinson Faith Rodriguez
Yuri Huizar
Mackenzie gordon
Megan Allen
Dustyne Steele
Zoe Banks
Elile Heddlesten
Logan Bertsch
Hope Rodriguez
Charlene Diamond angelina Sumait
Elizabeth Lanphier Natalia Vinces
Grayson Romig
Dakota Delaney
Sergio Amezquita Tristan Stewart
Kimi DeCamp
Tyson Wadkins
Sara Powell
Jessica Mejia
Ariel Rangel
Christina Yang
7th Grade
8th Grade
Lucia Escatel
Jessica Bravo
Andreas Carrion Van Rijn Kristina Mackensen
Brianna Gibson
Allena Jeremiah
Jacqueline Mejia
Breanna Lawther
Julian Sumait
Avery Sutherland
Sierra Davis
Aspen Holden
Charles Day
Meilani Medlar
Lily Stewart
Joseph Williamson Izzayla Wallace
Rhiannon Diamond
Isabella Alvarez
Lakota-Raven Martin Charisma Ledesma
Raven Crosby
Elizabeth Sutton
Emma Hendrix
Tristan Hengel
Isaiah Ledesman
Justus Whitmore
Enrique Ambrocio
Amelia Condrey
Karisa Davis
Hunter Green
Liv Harrison
Branden Hendrickson
Zachary Pickell
Norman Pinney
Brescia West
11th Grade
12th Grade
Mariah Kyhn
Sarah Kuhn
James McDaniels
Sandy McWhorter
Shane Norby
Jose Reyes
Cheryl Gragg
Emerald Green
Pakou Her
Max Jeffrey
Sean Lubbers
Travis Miller
Kylee Schesser
Tamara Gresham
Jose Hernandez
Julia Jacob
Natalie Landau
Grebory Paez
Hansol Park
Brittany Sizemore
Makayla Synak
Izanie Love
Madeline Kellogg
Honor Roll
9th Grade
Faithlean Buckley
Paulina Muro Real
Lauren Bartlett
Nathan Espinoza
Gabrielle Hayes
Justin Hines
Samantha Taws
Alyana Koen
Cyan Amaya-Bastiaans
Julian Block
Corina Gherle
Efrain Gonzalez
Ger Yang
Michael Axe
Samantha Chizek
Margarita gomer
Anastasia
Mathews
Stephanie Velazquez
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10th Grade
10th Grade
Dean Bustamante
Kyle DeCamp
Jessica Hall
Alexis Pollard
Regina Hernandez
Marisa Lopez
Courtney Day
Alejandro Gutierrez
Alexus Coleman
Alivia DeLuze
Angel Hernandez
11th Grade
Caitlin Beck
Madison Cockrum
Bethany Harris
Casey McCurry
Alexis Butcher
Sysney Johnson
Deriek Olsen
Sumin Tatla
12th Grade
Heather Chavez
Mykala Lawton Kern
Brittney ford
Steven Phillips
Rachelle Martinez
Heather Sutton
Andrea Busco
Elayna Gasque
chloe Gonzalez
Adrian Hernandez
Jaclyn Lewis
Honor Roll
9th Grade
Katherine Kellogg
Griffin Clingman
Kevin Schroyer
Mikayla Lattimore
Derek Cook
Austin Garvin
Jesus Tejada-Mitchell
Kanisha Badue
Samuel Fuhrer
Trevor Middlebrook
Gabrielle Sanchez
Dylan Wofford
10th Grade
Katherine Perard
Lacy Dickinson
Maricela Jaime
Bryant Rivera
Kailey Smith
Jacob Ferrini
Cameron Day
Eliza Sevilla
Stephanie Rodwell
11th Grade
Sarah Mays
Inoa Spyres
Chloe Butcher
Aricka Espinoza
Haley Hudspeth
Sydney Johnson
Elizabeth Williams
Jacy Benson
Marie Mehler
Bailey Hamilton
Austin McReynolds
Kelsey Wilson
12th Grade
Neng Yang
Kalia Klein
Sarah Fogle
Zachary Ramsey
Aaron Vanover
Marysville Charter Academy For the Arts
Students - Teachers - Parents
All are ASKED To JOIN IN!!!
Parent-Teacher-Student-Association Meeting
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
6:00 P.M.
Room #7
AGENDA
Approval of September Minutes
Consent Agenda
Principal’s Report
Teacher’s Report
Students Report
Treasurer’s Report
Fundraising Report
Volunteer Coordinator Report
Publicity Report
OLD BUSINESS
Spaghetti Dinner NEW BUSINESS
Friday, October 26 TBA
Your Elected PTSA Officers for 2012-2013 are ...
Co-President
Co-President
1st Co-Vice-Pres
1st Co-Vice-Pres
2nd Co-Vice-Pres
3rd Vice-Pres
3rd Vice-Pres
4th Vice-Pres
Secretary
Treasurer
Publicity Chair
Anna Gragg
741-8570
anna.gragg@insurance.ca.gov
Jeannie Beck
701-1700 beckdennyfamily@frontiernet.net
Mary Day
742-0939
mcd0810@att.net
Pat Bennett
749-6196
pbennett@mjusd.k12.ca.us
Nikki Kinner
300-0897
nikkikinner@gmail.com
Cheryl Gragg
741-8570
Sydney E. Johnson755-8541
sydlye95@yahoo.com
John Pimentel
749-6157 ext 4jpimentel@mjusd.com
Anika Medlar
749-2465
medlarclan@sbcglobal.net
Jeff DeCamp
218-1028
mcaaptsa95901@gmail.com
Valerie Mathews 808 343-2776 geodessy@comcast.net
Next PTSA Meetings:
Mondays or Tuesdays
(Tues)
(Tues)
Oct 9 (Mon)Nov 05 (Tues) Dec 11
Feb 12 (Tues) Mar 13 (Tues) Apr 9
(Tues)
(Tues)
Jan 15
May 14
MCAA School Site Council Meetings:
Room 7 (3:15pm) Nov 08
Feb 07
May 02
Important Dates:
Sep 21Progress Reports Mailed to Home
Sep 21-22StarFlight 11 - 7 pm
Marysville Auditorium
Sep 24-28Ashland Trip
Sep 25 Block 9 Schedule (extra class added)
Oct 02-03CAHSEE ReTest-Junior+Senior
Oct 05 Minimum Day-Students Out@1:50pm
Oct 08String Concert Fundraiser - 7 pm
Oct 09Community Meeting Day
Oct 12 No School for Students-Teacher Work Day
Oct 16 Block 9 Schedule (extra class added)
Oct 17PSATTEST DAY 11th grade
Oct 19END 1st Quarter
Oct 19Picture Make Up Day
Oct 23 Block 9 Schedule (extra class added)
Oct 25 EXPLORE TEST -7th Grade
Oct 26 Spaghetti Dinnner & Silent Auction - 5pm
Oct 25-27
Anything Goes Performance - 7 pm
Marysville Auditorium
Oct 28Sunday Matinee - 2 pm
Oct 29 Fall Festival - MHS Cafeteria - 7 pm
Oct 30 Block 9 Schedule (extra class added)
Oct 27Thriller Dance - 7 pm
Nov 02-03
Anything Goes Performance - 7 pm
Marysville Auditorium
Nov 04 Sunday Matinee - 2 pm
Nov 05PTSA Meeting - Rm 7 - 6pm
Nov 06 Block 9 Schedule (extra class added)
Nov 07PLAN Test - 10th Grade
Nov 08 MCAA Site Council - rm 7 -3:15pm
Nov 12 No School - Veterans Day
Nov 9-10 WayWayWayOff Broadway - 2pm+7 pm
Yuba College Theater
Nov 11Sunday Matinee - 2 pm
Nov 16 Staff Planning Day-Students Out@1:50pm
Nov 19-23 No School - Thanksgiving Holiday
Dec 07 Staff Planning Day-Students Out@1:50pm
Dec 06-08A Christmas Carol Production - 7 pm
Marysville Auditorium
Dec 09 Sunday Matinee 2 pm
Dec 10-13 Winter Music Festival - 6:30 pm
Dec 14-15Dessert & Dance Performance
Dec 18-21 SEMESTER FINALS !!!!!!
Dec 21 Minimum Day-Students Out@1:50pm
Dec 21First Semester Ends
Dec 22-Jan 11No School - Winter Break
Jan 21 No School - Martin L. King Day
Feb 05-06CAHSEE ReTest-Junior+Senior
Feb 11 No School - Lincoln Birthday
Feb 18 No School - Washington Birthday
Feb 22 Black History Performance
Mar 05 STAR WRITING Test-7+11 Grades
Mar 08 No School for Students-Teacher Work Day
Mar 12-13CAHSEE Test - 10th Grade
Mar 15 Staff Planning Day-Students Out@1:50pm
Mar 21-23Advanced Drama Production 7 pm
Mar 24 Sunday Matinee - 2 pm
Mar 29 to Apr5No School - Spring Break
Apr 25-26Beginning Drama Performance - 7 pm
Apr 27 Sunday Matinee - 2 pm
May 7-8-14-15STAR TESTING 7-11 grades
May 15Open House 6pm
Apr 8-May 3 P.E. Testing
May 03Dance Recital
May 10 French Night
May 23-24Showcase - 7 pm
May 27No School - Memorial Day
May 28-31Spring Music Festival
June 06-12FINALS
June 07Class Field Trips
JUNE 10MCAA Awards Night
June 12Graduation and Promotions
June 13Last Day of School - Minimum Day
This is a Thursday!!!---Day on Green
MCAA Phone Numbers: Attendance-749-6148, Bonny-749-6155, Principal-749-6156