PRINCIPAL'S
MESSAGE
 It’s
always fun to share good news, and Westview students continue to
make us proud! As you undoubtedly read last month, our API
score increased another 8 points to 836, which means that Westview
now ranks as one of the top five non-charter high schools in San
Diego County. Our students also collectively improved their
overall average scores on every subsection of the SAT I exams last
year. It is particularly impressive that so many of our
students have been willing to challenge themselves by taking
advanced coursework. This year an astonishing 60% of our 10th
-12th graders are taking at least one Advanced Placement (AP)
course!
The success of our students is due to many factors, not the least of
which is the home/school partnership that is so evident at Westview. Parent volunteers are “critical to the mission” and they are
supported by two groups of incredible folks: our Foundation and our PTSA. In addition to raising money for the school, the board
members of the Westview Foundation put in long hours to ensure that
all of our booster organizations have the protection of insurance
and financial management support. Our PTSA provides
services and sponsors myriad programs for students, families, and
teachers. Both of these groups, along with the many
booster programs, do so much for this school. We so appreciate
our parents!!!
I’d like to wrap up this October message with a quick note of
caution to our seniors and their parents. You are already
beginning to receive advertisements about graduation trips to Mexico, companies that offer to find you scholarships (for a fee), and who
knows what else. Please be aware that none of these programs
or companies is affiliated with Westview and we do not endorse them. If you have any questions about these companies, I recommend that
you contact Kathy Bloomfield using your Family Connection account. And if you haven’t set up your account yet, you can email her at kbloomfield@powayusd.com. This is a wonderful program to help your student
transition from high school to the world of college and career.
Dawn Kastner
Principal
What’s coming up...
Check the
school
calendar for more events
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Nov 4
Nov 10
Nov 12
Nov 19-23
Dec 24-Jan 4 |
Float Building
Homecoming
Football Game
Homecoming Dance
9th & 10th Parent
Information Night
PSAT
College Fair @ MCHS
Quarter 1 ends
Foundation Rummage Sale
Quarter 2 begins
Daylight Savings
Time Ends (Fall back)
Mock SAT
Veteran's Day - No
School
Thanksgiving Break
- No School
Winter Break -
No School |
FALL
SPORTS
Support your Westview teams by attending their games. The following
sports are being
played during the fall. Click on the links for their schedules:
•
Cross Country
•
Field Hockey
•
Football
•
Golf | Ladies
•
Tennis | Ladies
•
Volleyball | Ladies
•
Water Polo | Men
Quick web links
Daily
Bulletin – visit the daily bulletin to see what’s happening today!
School
Calendar – see what events are coming up throughout the year.
General
Information – can’t find what you’re looking for? Try this link.
Athletics
– support your Westview Wolverines – visit the athletic pages to see
when your favorite team is playing.
Counseling
– graduation requirements, colleges visiting Westview, scholarships,
course catalog, etc.
COLLEGE
READINESS
College fairs and expo events are listed on our
counseling
website.
REALITIES OF COLLEGE RECRUITING
The True Facts about College
Recruiting
College Recruiting: Everyone wants to give advice and
everyone believes they know all the answers!
Finally, a program that does just that! It gives the answers
in a straightforward, no nonsense, entertaining 60-minute
presentation. If your son or daughter truly has aspirations to
play at the next level, this is a "can't miss"
event.
"The
Realities of College Recruiting"
Presented by Jack Renkens
Westview Theatre
Thursday, October 18, 2007
at
6:30pm
Former
college coach and recruiting expert, Jack Renkens has helped
thousands of families around the country head down the right path of
finding scholarships. Often
it's down a path they didn't know existed.
Any doubts or reservations about attending? Simply check out
the Recruiting Realities website at www.recruitingrealities.com.
PUSD COLLEGE
FAIR
Sponsored by
PUSD & Palomar Council PTA
Poway
Unified
School District
is sponsoring its first district wide College Fair in over ten years on
Tuesday, October 23rd at
Mt.
Carmel
High School. This is a great opportunity for the students and parents of
Westview.
How is the College Fair different than the College Visits to my high
school that we have scheduled throughout the year? This is an
opportunity to talk with College Reps from many colleges all on the same
evening. Typically at the school visits, students can only hear from
one college representative at a time. These usually occur during
lunchtime and sometimes during class time.
What is the schedule for the PUSD College Fair? It will
take place on Tuesday, October 23rd from 5:30pm to 8:30pm. Workshops will take place from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. From 6:30pm to
8:30pm, students and parents will be able to meet with the College
Representatives from over 80 colleges will be present.
What is the location of the College Fair? It will take place in
the Mt. Carmel High School Gymnasium. The workshops will take
place in the classrooms near the gym.
What workshops are being planned? Currently four workshops are
planned for the time period between 5:30pm and 6:30pm. There will
be a workshop on Community Colleges and the pathway to 4 year colleges,
Financial Aid, Highly Selective Schools and WUE (Western Undergraduate
Exchange) – which allows students in California to attend certain
colleges in other Western states for a little more than in state
tuition. We are also working on getting a speaker for an NCAA
Clearinghouse Athletic Rules Workshop.
If I am a senior in High School and will be completing my college
applications in the fall, won’t this College Fair be too late to help
me? This Fair is an excellent opportunity for High school
seniors to narrow down their list of colleges that they will apply to.
Talking with the college representatives may answer questions that
seniors have and help to pinpoint the colleges to which they will apply.
How will this College Fair be pertinent to 9th graders who really don’t
have any idea what college they would like to attend? This Fair will be a good start for 9th graders and their parents to see
the various types of colleges and opportunities there are. You
won’t leave this Fair knowing exactly what college you wish to attend
(that is a much longer and complex process), but it will give you some
options and expose you to some colleges you aren’t familiar with.
What if a 4-year college isn’t for me? Representatives from
community colleges, technical and vocational schools will also be
attending. Palomar College, Marymount College, National
Polytechnic College, California School of Culinary Arts, ITT Technical
Institute SD, and Les Roches Swiss Hotel School of Hotel Management are
sending representatives to our College Fair.
What is the best way to visit a College Fair? Review the list
of colleges that will be attending the Fair (the list is on the PUSD
website). Choose the colleges you want to find out about the most. If you have time, research the schools before attending the Fair. Write up a short list of questions to ask the college reps. If you
are attending the Fair with a family member, talk about a plan ahead of
time. Will you be splitting up so you can visit more college reps or
staying together to talk to the reps (parents may ask different
questions than students do).
Are these College Reps really College Admissions personnel? Some of the schools are sending personnel from their Admissions Office
while other schools are sending Alumni representatives. Alumni
reps receive training from their college, before representing their alma
mater at College Fairs.
For
more information or if you have questions not listed here: Contact College
Fair Coordinator, Colleen Salzetti, at pusdcollegefair@san.rr.com
CALLING
ALL YOUNG FILMMAKERS
 The
first Junk-Free Schools Video Contest
is underway from the Center for Science in the Public
Interest. This consumer advocacy group seeks short videos that
will help bring healthier foods to schools. The grand prize is
a $100 gift certificate for iTunes and the winning video will be
showcased at the CSPI school foods Web site. The deadline is
November 1.
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PTSA PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Message
on yesterday’s page-a-day calendar: “Tomorrow is often the
busiest day of the week.” Do you ever feel that way? I
think for many of us that pretty much describes the month of
September. We breathe a sigh of relief as we get through one
day only to find the next is even crazier! Getting into the
groove of the new school year can be a challenge, especially as we
try to factor in all the sports practices, parent meetings,
back-to-school nights, and whatever other things demand space on our
calendars. The good news is that we’re all in this together
and more importantly, we’re all in it for our kids.
September was a great month at Westview. A huge thanks goes
out to all of you who have signed up to become PTSA members and who
supported the sale of our “W” stickers, schedule magnets, and
Westview t-shirts. Thanks, too, to all who jumped in to
volunteer for one thing or another to ensure that the school year
got off to a smooth start.
As we look forward to October, here are a few suggestions to make
the month a great one:
Express your creativity – Encourage your students to get that
right
side of the brain busy and work on an entry for Reflections! Our wonderful Reflections chair, Sabine Schroeder, is available to
provide guidance and information.
Simplify your life – Make dinner time a snap by signing up to
create some delicious dinners at Dream Dinners in
Poway
. Everything you need is provided, and best of all there is no
clean-up! For each person who signs up from Westview, $10 will be
donated by Dream Dinners to the Westview Grad Nite fund.
Be thrifty – Attend the Foundation Rummage Sale at the end of the
month and find some amazing deals while supporting multiple
organizations on campus.
Say “YES” to healthy living and good character – help us
celebrate Red Ribbon Week and Character Counts! week by showing our
teens how to make healthy choices and modeling outstanding
character.
Explore the future – With your students, plan to attend the PUSD
College Fair being held at
Mt.
Carmel
High School
on Tuesday, October 23rd beginning at
5:30pm
Over 80 colleges have signed up to participate, with more joining
every day.
And finally … at least try
to plan a day that ISN’T busier than yesterday. Good luck
– and happy October!
Sue Hasselmann
PTSA President
westviewptsa@mindspring.com
WESTVIEW
TO HOST
4TH ANNUAL BAND TOURNAMENT
 Come
out and support your Westview Gold Marching Band and watch several
other high school bands compete at our 4th annual tournament of the
bands at Wolverine Stadium. The event takes place on October 6th,
beginning at 5:30pm and tickets are $8 at the gate. Several booths and
fun things are planned in addition to some great music and
pageantry. Check the website for more info at www.westviewgold.org
tournament info.
PTSA
SEPTEMBER RECAP
The
PTSA was hard at work during the month of September getting
things rolling for the new school year. Here’s
a
summary of some
of the things accomplished:
Community Concerns
– Palomar Council organized a
back-to-school supply drive for families in need in our district.
Thank you to Becky Palenske,
Community Concerns Chair, for coordinating this for our site.
Newsletters
– This is our second issue of The
View for this school year, and you can look forward to staying
on top of what’s happening with information-packed monthly issues,
thanks to our exceptional newsletter editor Crystal
Ranj. In addition, the PTSA has published the first of several
staff newsletters to facilitate communications between our community
and staff members. Many thanks to Patsy
Romero for her work on this.
Westview Logo Items – It’s not too late to purchase your
“W” stickers or learning schedule magnets. And as the weather
gets cooler, you might want to consider showing your school spirit
in a long-sleeved Westview t-shirt. Check the PTSA website for more
information. And thank you, Sharon
Gruber, Logo Items Chair, for your dedication in making these
available at back-to-school night and our home football games.
Grad Nite
– Plans are already underway for Grad Nite 2008. We
have a strong committee of dedicated and enthusiastic parents, led
by our fantastic Grad Nite Chair Christine
O’Hara. There is still need for many more volunteers. Don’t
miss out on this amazing opportunity to create an incredible memory
for our graduating seniors.
Thank you also, to PTSA board members who work diligently behind the
scenes to keep our organization and non-profit status “legit”,
especially: Aida Shadfan, Auditor,
for completing the most recent audit of PTSA and Grad Nite financial
records, and Elizabeth Estes,
Parliamentarian, for her work on the bylaws. Finally, endless thanks
goes to our tireless webmaster, Margaret
Lupfer, for her superhero attention to detail and timeliness in
getting information updated for our Westview community.
RED RIBBON WEEK
CHARACTER COUNTS
 Each
fall a specific week is chosen in October to celebrate Red Ribbon
Week. Westview will be acknowledging Red Ribbon week during
the week of October 22-26 as well as implementing character-building
ideas during the school day. Red Ribbon week is an opportunity
for schools and communities to educate people about the effects of
drugs and the advantages of leading a healthy lifestyle. Through various activities, educational lessons and the display of
red ribbons we stress the positive promotion of a drug-free life.
Red Ribbon week was originated as a dedication to a DEA Agent named
Enrique Camarena (Kiki). He was murdered by drug
traffickers in Mexico. What turned out to be a one-day event to honor him became
proclaimed by Congress in 1988 as Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon
week is in its 22nd year of celebration and hope.
During this week Student Support Services, Peer Counselors, PTSA and
ASB will be sponsoring a variety of fun activities for students. Look for tables at lunch and notices in the bulletin.
“The
best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your own arm.” --Swedish Proverb
SAFETY
AND WELLNESS
Cough
Medicine Abuse
Did you know that one in 10 teens reports having abused cough
medicine to get high, and one in four teens knows someone who has
tried it? Act now by getting more informed regarding cough medicine
and other medicine abuse by visiting www.fivemoms.com.
Internet Safety
 Do
you feel like your teen knows more about the Internet than you? Are
you worried about your teen being safe on the Internet? Web Wise
Kids is a website that offers parents and teens tools and tips for
navigating the World Wide Web safely. Check out www.webwisekids.org
for more information.
Time
to Talk
The Partnership
for a Drug-Free America is launching Time
to Talk — an online community, resource and toolkit to help
parents connect with their kids. Time to Talk empowers parents by
providing them with practical tips and information needed not only
to start, but to keep the conversations going over the long haul.
Visit www.timetotalk.org for
more information and to access your free parent talk kit.
WESTVIEW
PTSA STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
(or why we have an “S” in PTSA)
The
“S” stands for students and we need them in our PTSA! Students
play a valuable role in PTSA activities and offer significant
insight into issues facing teens in our community. Westview PTSA has enrolled over 500 students as members -- almost 1/3 of our
entire membership and about ¼ of our student body! We are
actively seeking Westview students who would like to participate in
our many committees, including Community Concerns, Character
Counts!, Staff Grants, Reflections and Legislation. Westview
students will benefit from the leadership, scholarship, and
community service opportunities
available through PTSA. Visit the Westview PTSA Volunteers
webpage or email Jennifer Duffy at jenduffy@san.rr.com
for more information on how students can be involved in PTSA! PTSA
wants YOU!
MOCK
TESTING
PTSA
will again be offering the MOCK SAT, ACT, and PSAT tests this school
year. Taking a mock test is a valuable exercise that can help
to increase a student’s performance on the actual SAT or ACT test. The first test will be the MOCK SAT on November
10 from
9am–1pm. This will include a complete mock SAT test including the
essay. All sections of the test will then be graded by
Revolution Prep. Individualized feedback will be provided ONLINE,
including personalized comments on the essay and a detailed score
report. This is the first time we have been able to provide
this information online!!! In addition, the follow-up/scoreback session will be immediately following the test instead of
in the evening a week later as we did in past years. This way
students and parents can take the test and learn the differences
between all the tests, as well as review the most commonly missed
questions all on the same day.
Look for Registration for this test on the
PTSA mock testing website.
Don’t worry, there is room for all students and we take
registration up to November 8th.
Additional tests this year will be held on Feb. 9 for both the MOCK
SAT and ACT, and our final test will be March 29 for the MOCK SAT,
ACT and also the MOCK PSAT.
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ADEN
ASB
Band
Tournament
California
Scholarship Federation
Class
of 2008
Class
of 2009
Class
of 2010
College
Fair
College
Presentations
College
Readiness
College
Recruiting
Counselor's
Corner
Dream
Dinners
Fall
Sports
Filmmakers
Freshman
& Sophomore Information Night
Inspirational
Thought
Mock
Testing
NJROTC
Principal's
Message
PTSA
President's Message
Quick
Web Links
Red
Ribbon Week
Safety
and Wellness
Scholarship
Assistance
Senior
Workshops
September
PTSA Recap
Student
Involvement
What's
Coming Up
CALIFORNIA
SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION
All
CSF Applicants: If you submitted an application with us
during the month of September, then your name should be included in
our CSF List of Members for Fall 2007.
Please
check our website to confirm that your name is accurately listed. Contact Ms.
Diana Loo, dloo@powayusd.com,
if you believe there is a mistake. Thanks so much!
DREAM
DINNERS FUNDRAISER!
Help
raise funds for Grad Nite 2008 while also receiving delicious meals
for your family.
Dream Dinners of Poway and Westview have teamed together to offer a
wonderful opportunity to raise money for Grad Nite. When you
purchase 36 servings, anytime during September 24th-October 22nd,
Dream Dinners will donate $10 to Grad Niter 2008. In addition,
we have two upcoming dates, Tuesday,
October 9th, and Monday October 22nd especially reserved for
Westview. Bring a friend or two and we’ll have our own
party!
Simply log on to dreamdinners.com and preview their menu. Choose from a menu of meals and then make an appointment to assemble
your entrees. Everything you need is provided, from
easy-to-follow instructions to easily measured, pre-cut ingredients. Best of all, there is no clean-up! Once you have assembled
your dinners, they are ready for your refrigerator or freezer. Just thaw, cook and enjoy!
Be sure to let Dream Dinners know that you are from Westview
so that the school receives credit for your visit. For
questions, please email:
Jill Roland mjroland@earthlink.net
Jan Biundo pbiundo@aol.com
ASB
Westview Parents
- Homecoming week is coming up. Float building week will take place
October 8th – October 11th from 3:30–8:30. Float building is a
great opportunity for students to meet new people from their class and
to get involved in the school. Please encourage your students to attend
float building, and we encourage the parents to come out and support
your students’ class.
We also would like to invite you to the homecoming football game of
October 12th; pre-show festivities will begin at 6:30. It will be an
exciting game and there will be an excellent firework show during
halftime.
The homecoming dance will be held October 13th in the gym, tickets are
on sale now! Please come and support Westview during homecoming week and
help make the week fun and successful for your students! Hope to see you
there.
If you are interested helping out, please contact the secretary James
Vipatapat at james.vpat@gmail.com
and he will forward your name to the coordinating person.
Marie Shimansky & Cindy Lape
ASB Presidents
Class of 2010
Our class is working on getting our class council together. We are very excited about float building week. Our theme
this year for class of 2010 is the 70’s. We need lots of
parent volunteers for float building. Any parents good with
construction will be very helpful. Float building is a great
time for students and parents to get involved. If you are
interested, please contact us at Westview_Classof2010@yahoo.com.
Corinna
Lee and Jaromy Holland
2010 Class Presidents
Class of 2009
Come and support the class of 2009 during homecoming float building
week. Also come to the informational meeting September 24th
from
7-9pm
in room A139. For any questions contact us at jenaytabuena@yahoo.com
or christina.ortiz4@yahoo.com.
Jenay Tabuena and Christina Ortiz
2009 Class Presidents
Class of 2008
Senior Activities
Senior year has commenced and we, the senior class presidents,
want to make this year a memorable one. Along with Homecoming,
Sports, Winter Formal, Prom and Graduation to look forward to, there
are many senior activities planned as well for the Class of 2008 to
enjoy.
The activities include Disneyland, Broomball, Harbor Cruise, Crazy Eights Giveaways, Picnic and
Breakfast the week of graduation. These activities are to
ensure that your senior year is one to remember.
The Harbor Cruise is a 3-hour dance that includes desserts, drinks,
entertainment, and so much more. The date is still pending. On May 24th, the students will arrive in front of Westview
early in the morning to take a bus for a day trip to Disneyland. During the Last week of school, the seniors have a senior
breakfast (June 10) and Picnic (June 11) that will have assortment
of foods and drinks. This will the student’s time to
socialize, sign yearbooks, and reflect back on the past four years
of high school. The Broomball date has not yet been decided. The Crazy Eights Giveaways is every eighth of the month, we
decide to giveaway In-N-Out, Boba, Jamba Juice, Rubio's or etc.
during lunch to those who bought senior packets.
On the
Westview Wolverine Website there is a copy of the Senior Packet
order Form. Please fill it out and return back to the Finance Office by
October 12th. Make senior year a year that you will never forget!
Float Building
Every year in the month of October, we get together as a class
and build a float. Homecoming theme this year is Dancing through
Time and we’ve chosen the decade, 1980s. We have various
ideas for our float including Ferris Bueller, Pac-Man, Footloose,
Michael Jackson, and More. We can’t build the float by
ourselves, we need your help! Float building includes
socializing with your peers, meeting new people, and helping SENIORS
win float. At the Homecoming Game we walk around the track
with our float and scream chants. We also need an assortment of donations
including materials and dinners each night of Float building week,
October 8th-11th.
Herff
Jones
Herff Jones will be here October 9th at lunch to take Ring Orders,
talk about Grad announcements, caps and gowns.
Questions
about what you’ve read? Email Hulya Poy at hulyapoy@yahoo.com
ADEN
Students are invited to attend a panel discussion with employees
from Hewlett-Packard’s African Diaspora Employee Network (ADEN)
during lunch on October 16th. The purpose is to encourage
students to continue to perform well in school and to seek higher
educational degrees. Many of the panelists are engineers and
scientists, as well as marketers and would love to share their
secrets and stories about their life in the corporate world.
More information will be posted on Westview’s website and daily
bulletin. If you have any questions, contact Tina Zeigler at tziegler@powayusd.com.
WESTVIEW
NJROTC
The
cadets of
Navy NJROTC have been busy the first month of school. The
color guard presented the colors for the Back to School Rally, Back
to School Night and also the Padres vs. Giants game on September 14. On Saturday, September 15 the entire unit marched in the Poway Days
Parade in the morning. Immediately following seven cadets
quickly departed for the Neptune Olympics in
Coronado where the swim team placed first and the team placed third out of
twenty. NJROTC is dedicated in assisting students in
learning life skills of organization, teamwork, attention to detail,
citizenship and patriotism.
INSPIRATIONAL
THOUGHT
"As
strong as my legs are, it is my mind that has made me a champion."
- Michael Johnson
HAPPY
HALLOWEEN!
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Attention
Freshmen and Sophomore Parents
On
October 16th, the counselors will be hosting a Parent Information
Night for freshmen and sophomores. Parents are encouraged to attend the
session, which will be held in the theatre from 5:00-6:00pm. During the event, we will be discussing:
•
Graduation
requirements
• Planning for the
future
• Options beyond
graduation
• Available
services
Senior
Workshops Beginning
October
and November are college application months and Westview counselors
have a lot of important information to share with seniors! The
counselors will be holding workshops on Wednesday mornings from
8:00
-
9:00
- in the Theater. The workshop sessions include:
•
October 3 –
Transcript Review. During this first session, all seniors
receive an unofficial copy of their
transcript and learn how to
review this document for the purposes of completing college
applications.
•
October 10 –
How to write a UC Personal Statement
•
October 17 –
Applying online to the CSU
•
October 24 –
Applying to private colleges using the Common Application
•
October 31 –
Applying online to the UC
•
November 7, 14
and 28 – “Live” workshops where students can log in to their
applications to review specific questions
Important
Dates This Month
October
6 SAT Reasoning and Subject Tests
20 SAT Test
27 ACT Test
November
3 SAT Reasoning & Subject tests
College
Presentations
Several
colleges will be on campus to present their various programs to our
students. Following is a list of our presenters for October,
but check your Family Connection account for a complete list. Students will need to RSVP for an admission session through Family
Connection (click on “visit schedule”). Teacher permission
forms are required for any visits occurring during class time.
|
Date
|
College/University
|
Time
|
Period
|
|
Wednesday, 9/12 |
California Institute of Technology |
9:30 |
1 |
|
Friday, 9/14 |
University of Notre Dame |
2:00 |
4 |
|
Tuesday, 9/18 |
University of Arizona |
11:21 |
Lunch |
|
Wednesday, 9/19 |
Washington University in St. Louis |
1:00 |
3 |
|
Thursday, 9/20 |
University of Pennsylvania |
11:21 |
Lunch |
|
Friday, 9/21 |
The Evergreen State College |
1:00 |
3 |
|
Monday, 9/24 |
University of Colorado, Boulder |
10:45 |
2 |
|
Tuesday, 9/25 |
Emory University |
9:30 |
WT |
|
Thursday, 9/27 |
University of San Diego |
11:21 |
Lunch |
|
Thursday, 9/28 |
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering |
1:50 |
4 |
|
Monday, 10/1 |
College of the Holy Cross |
1:15 |
3 |
|
Tuesday, 10/2 |
CSU Chico |
11:21 |
Lunch |
|
Tuesday, 10/2 |
UC Davis |
9:30 |
WT |
|
Wednesday, 10/4 |
Johns Hopkins University |
8:05 |
1 |
|
Friday, 10/5 |
San Diego State University |
1:40 |
4 |
|
Monday, 10/8 |
Pt. Loma Nazarene University |
10:00 |
2 |
|
Monday, 10/8 |
CSU Monterey Bay |
11:28 |
Lunch |
|
Tuesday, 10/9 |
Duke University |
9:30 |
WT |
|
Tuesday, 10/9 |
University of the Pacific |
11:21 |
Lunch |
|
Tuesday, 10/9 |
Pepperdine University |
8:05 |
1 |
|
Wednesday, 10/10 |
CSU San Marcos |
12:02 |
Lunch |
|
Wednesday, 10/10 |
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo |
9:15 |
1 |
|
Monday, 10/15 |
Mount St. Mary’s |
9:00 |
1 |
|
Tuesday, 10/16 |
Boston University |
12:20 |
3 |
|
Wednesday, 10/17 |
St. Mary’s College |
9:15 |
1 |
|
Wednesday, 10/17 |
Princeton University |
11:00 |
2 |
|
Wednesday, 10/17 |
Cal Baptist |
2:00 |
4 |
|
Thursday, 10/18 |
Columbia University |
8:05 |
1 |
|
Thursday, 10/18 |
UC Riverside |
9:00 |
1 |
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Thursday, 10/18 |
Whitworth College |
2:00 |
4 |
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Friday, 10/19 |
New York University |
8:45 |
1 |
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Monday, 10/22 |
Whittier College |
8:05 |
1 |
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Monday, 10/22 |
Sonoma State University |
11:28 |
Lunch |
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Monday, 10/22 |
Linfield College |
1:40 |
4 |
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Tuesday, 10/23 |
Mills College |
9:30 |
WT |
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Tuesday, 10/23 |
University of San Francisco |
11:00 |
2 |
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Tuesday, 10/23 |
Northeastern University |
12:20 |
3 |
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Tuesday, 10/23 |
University of Connecticut |
1:00 |
3 |
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Tuesday, 10/23 |
Vanderbilt University |
2:00 |
4 |
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Wednesday, 10/24 |
Tufts University |
9:15 |
1 |
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Wednesday, 10/24 |
Chapman University |
8:05 |
1 |
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Thursday, 10/25 |
UC San Diego |
12:02 |
Lunch |
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Thursday, 10/25 |
University of Southern California |
1:48 |
4 |
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Monday, 10/29 |
UC Santa Barbara |
8:05 |
1 |
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Monday, 10/29 |
Harvey Mudd |
11:00 |
2 |
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Tuesday, 10/30 |
Pomona College |
9:30 |
WT |
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Wednesday, 10/31 |
University of Redlands |
10:50 |
2 |
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Wednesday, 10/31 |
UCLA |
9:15 |
1 |
Scholarship
Assistance
If you have a
student who is interested in scholarship opportunities, they are
available this year through Family Connection. If your student
does not have a Family Connection account, please contact Kathy
Bloomfield at
kbloomfield@powayusd.com
to activate an account. We will need the name of your student and an
e-mail address (if applicable) as well as a parent name and
corresponding e-mail address.
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