Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Caleb Peters!
Today, the CHS Student Council delivered ice cream with all the toppings to our teachers and staff to thank them for all of the hard work they have put in throughout the year! 🍦🍨
Thank you, StuCo, for showing your appreciation, and thank you to our incredible staff for all you do for our students every single day! 💙
Thank you, StuCo, for showing your appreciation, and thank you to our incredible staff for all you do for our students every single day! 💙
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Sahara Labuary!
A huge shoutout to these 5 student-athletes for their dedication and commitment to our spring leadership group, “Head of the Herd!”
These young men showed incredible leadership by attending our Thursday morning meetings at 6:30 a.m. in the HS Library over the last two months. Together, the group discussed challenges student-athletes face and worked to develop positive solutions to help improve our school and teams.
Coach Kliethermes wanted to recognize these 5 students for having the highest attendance of any participants throughout the spring leadership sessions. Their commitment to showing up consistently, growing as leaders, and making an impact does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for setting the example and continuing to lead the way, Pintos! 🐴💙
These young men showed incredible leadership by attending our Thursday morning meetings at 6:30 a.m. in the HS Library over the last two months. Together, the group discussed challenges student-athletes face and worked to develop positive solutions to help improve our school and teams.
Coach Kliethermes wanted to recognize these 5 students for having the highest attendance of any participants throughout the spring leadership sessions. Their commitment to showing up consistently, growing as leaders, and making an impact does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for setting the example and continuing to lead the way, Pintos! 🐴💙
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Reagan Moseley!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Derek Jordan!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Peyton Dunham!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Karson Fischer!
📣 REMINDER! 📣
Tomorrow you will receive an email about our new communication platform. 📱
This is NOT spam.
🔐 Please log in:
Parents, please log in to your account once you receive the message.
👀 Even if a “Room” is not yet created for your student, you should still see their name appear
📲 Please take time to explore the app and its features
🌟 There is a lot of helpful information and tools available
💻 Access Options:
You can also log in through the school website
🔔 You may enable notifications and adjust your settings anytime
🌍 The app supports multiple languages—please set it to the language that best supports your family
👨👩👧 Student & Parent Login:
Students should sign in using Google
Parents should sign in using their phone number
📊 All information is pulled directly from Infinite Campus, so it is important that your information is up to date
📌 Important Notes:
This system will eventually replace other communication apps (such as SportsYou, ClassDojo, Remind, etc.)
⏳ Please do NOT delete those apps yet—teachers will continue using current communication methods for the remainder of this school year
🏫 Full transition will take place in the upcoming school year and summer school!
We are excited to begin this new way of communicating and keeping everything in one place! 🌟
Thank you for your support as we make this transition together. 🤝
It’s a great day to be a Pinto! 🐴💙
Tomorrow you will receive an email about our new communication platform. 📱
This is NOT spam.
🔐 Please log in:
Parents, please log in to your account once you receive the message.
👀 Even if a “Room” is not yet created for your student, you should still see their name appear
📲 Please take time to explore the app and its features
🌟 There is a lot of helpful information and tools available
💻 Access Options:
You can also log in through the school website
🔔 You may enable notifications and adjust your settings anytime
🌍 The app supports multiple languages—please set it to the language that best supports your family
👨👩👧 Student & Parent Login:
Students should sign in using Google
Parents should sign in using their phone number
📊 All information is pulled directly from Infinite Campus, so it is important that your information is up to date
📌 Important Notes:
This system will eventually replace other communication apps (such as SportsYou, ClassDojo, Remind, etc.)
⏳ Please do NOT delete those apps yet—teachers will continue using current communication methods for the remainder of this school year
🏫 Full transition will take place in the upcoming school year and summer school!
We are excited to begin this new way of communicating and keeping everything in one place! 🌟
Thank you for your support as we make this transition together. 🤝
It’s a great day to be a Pinto! 🐴💙
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Olivia Marriott!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Landen Dunham!
High School P.E. students enjoyed a great day fishing at Proctor Park yesterday! 🎣 It was the perfect day to get outside, learn valuable life skills, and enjoy some time together. What a great day to be a Pinto! 💙
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Nat Hurtado!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Rodrigo Corona Lemus!
Congrats to our Archery Team Academic Archers! 🎯📚
These students are being recognized through the NASP® Academic Archer program for excelling both in the classroom and in archery. To earn this honor, they participate in school archery and maintain strong grades with no D’s or F’s while meeting GPA standards.
We’re proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to success on and off the range—way to go, Pintos! 💙
These students are being recognized through the NASP® Academic Archer program for excelling both in the classroom and in archery. To earn this honor, they participate in school archery and maintain strong grades with no D’s or F’s while meeting GPA standards.
We’re proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to success on and off the range—way to go, Pintos! 💙
📣 LAST CHANCE to vote for Pinto Pride! 📣
This is the FINAL month for Pinto Pride votes! We want to recognize the teacher or staff member who consistently goes above and beyond for our students and school community. If someone has made a difference, now is the time to make sure they are celebrated! 💙🐴
Voting will close on Monday, May 18th, so don’t wait—get your votes in today!
👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_3f4qFmgOed1Xb6EzgFc8Br7ZnnDfGquZ-y8dRrf4u2FR5g/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=100372403223739056249
Let’s finish the year strong by recognizing the amazing people who make our school such a special place! ⭐
This is the FINAL month for Pinto Pride votes! We want to recognize the teacher or staff member who consistently goes above and beyond for our students and school community. If someone has made a difference, now is the time to make sure they are celebrated! 💙🐴
Voting will close on Monday, May 18th, so don’t wait—get your votes in today!
👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_3f4qFmgOed1Xb6EzgFc8Br7ZnnDfGquZ-y8dRrf4u2FR5g/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=100372403223739056249
Let’s finish the year strong by recognizing the amazing people who make our school such a special place! ⭐
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet William Cotten!
Senior Spotlight! 🎓 Meet Brodie Schuster!
Our JAG students had an amazing opportunity to travel to Wonders of Wildlife in Springfield for a behind-the-scenes career field trip!
Students explored the many career paths that help keep a facility like Wonders of Wildlife running, including animal care, education, guest services, operations, and more.
This experience helped students see how teamwork, communication, responsibility, and professionalism are used in real-world careers every day.
We are proud of our students for representing California High School so well and for taking full advantage of this incredible learning opportunity! 💙
Students explored the many career paths that help keep a facility like Wonders of Wildlife running, including animal care, education, guest services, operations, and more.
This experience helped students see how teamwork, communication, responsibility, and professionalism are used in real-world careers every day.
We are proud of our students for representing California High School so well and for taking full advantage of this incredible learning opportunity! 💙
Mrs. Loring’s Personal Finance class had a fun, full-circle moment to wrap up this Friday! ✈️🌎
One of the group projects in the Budgeting Unit in Personal Finance is called “Plan My Vacation.” Mrs. Loring’s current students just started this project this week. Last year was her first year doing it, and quite literally, she had students plan her actual vacation! (She got this idea from another Personal Finance teacher!)
Her family is trying to experience as many National Parks as possible together before their oldest graduates in four years. She told last year’s students that she would pick one of their parks, plans, and budgets and actually go on the trip.
Nine 11th graders WON! They all included Hot Springs, Arkansas as at least one of the National Parks on their route, and that’s where they chose to go.
Mrs. Loring told the students she would bring back “a little something” for the winners. While in Hot Springs this past July, Mrs. Loring and her husband, Scott, visited a shop called “It’s About Rocks” on the main strip and picked up colorful river rocks as a small gift for the students and a visual reminder of the importance of budgeting for travel.
Now current students keep asking if their trip will be the one chosen next… time will tell! 😉
This is a project Mrs. Loring looks forward to continuing for many years to come!
One of the group projects in the Budgeting Unit in Personal Finance is called “Plan My Vacation.” Mrs. Loring’s current students just started this project this week. Last year was her first year doing it, and quite literally, she had students plan her actual vacation! (She got this idea from another Personal Finance teacher!)
Her family is trying to experience as many National Parks as possible together before their oldest graduates in four years. She told last year’s students that she would pick one of their parks, plans, and budgets and actually go on the trip.
Nine 11th graders WON! They all included Hot Springs, Arkansas as at least one of the National Parks on their route, and that’s where they chose to go.
Mrs. Loring told the students she would bring back “a little something” for the winners. While in Hot Springs this past July, Mrs. Loring and her husband, Scott, visited a shop called “It’s About Rocks” on the main strip and picked up colorful river rocks as a small gift for the students and a visual reminder of the importance of budgeting for travel.
Now current students keep asking if their trip will be the one chosen next… time will tell! 😉
This is a project Mrs. Loring looks forward to continuing for many years to come!
