Summer School
Summer School will take place beginning June 18 to July 20, 2018.
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L.A.C.E.R. SUMMER PROGRAMS 2018
All students are welcome to join L.A.C.E.R. SUMMER PROGRAMS starting June 18th - July 20th, Monday - Thursday 12pm - 4pm. Students, please register at the LACER Office in Room 603 (Cafeteria) or Hollywood High School's Main Office.
The following classes are offered: Summer Bridge, Dance Guard, Marching Band, Hollywood Live, Sports, College Prep, Mix Media Art, Recording & Production and Field Trips. See flyer for more information.
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The following classes are offered: Summer Bridge, Dance Guard, Marching Band, Hollywood Live, Sports, College Prep, Mix Media Art, Recording & Production and Field Trips. See flyer for more information.
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Hollywood High School Graduation Commencement
Wednesday, June 6th, 2018 at 5PM sharp at the Hollywood Bowl! All friends, family, and school community partners are welcome to attend, no tickets are required but there is a parking fee. A limited number of reduced rate parking passes will be available for purchase at the student store the week of graduation.
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Over 60 students complete the PASS Program
The Performance Assessment Student Support (PASS) Program provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate their mastery in a subject they were not successful in the first time around. Through a series of clusters and modules and with the support of teachers, students are able to review, study, test, and pass courses at their own pace. Click on the video to learn more about the program and the secret of its success!
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SCHOOL CLIMATE BILL OF RIGHTS WEEK May 14-May 18
Dear Parents and Guardians,
At Hollywood High School, we care about the safety and well-being of our students, and are committed to creating safe, productive school environments so your child can learn and thrive for success. Our school’s climate focuses on safety, teaching and learning, interpersonal relationships, and building an environment of support and mutual respect.
As part of our commitment to creating safe, supportive school environments, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) promotes the “School Climate Bill of Rights,” which is displayed at all school sites. The bill outlines LAUSD’s overarching commitments to providing a positive, productive, safe school climate that gives our students the environment they need to learn and succeed.
The School Climate Bill of Rights is part of the District’s larger effort to transform our discipline policies from traditional approaches toward more restorative practices. These efforts include:
Restorative Justice (RJ): Approaches that build community and resolve student interpersonal conflict by getting to the root cause of an issue and repairing harm through respectful dialogue.
Alternatives to suspension: Alternatives to suspension for appropriate offenses to keep our students in class and on track to graduate college-prepared and career-ready.
Positive behavior interventions and support: Interventions that reduce suspensions, increase attendance, improve academic performance, and provide support from all school employees.
Thank you for your support of our efforts to create a positive school climate for every LAUSD student.
Sincerely,
Dr. Eleanor Murray-Walker
Restorative Justice Adviser
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At Hollywood High School, we care about the safety and well-being of our students, and are committed to creating safe, productive school environments so your child can learn and thrive for success. Our school’s climate focuses on safety, teaching and learning, interpersonal relationships, and building an environment of support and mutual respect.
As part of our commitment to creating safe, supportive school environments, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) promotes the “School Climate Bill of Rights,” which is displayed at all school sites. The bill outlines LAUSD’s overarching commitments to providing a positive, productive, safe school climate that gives our students the environment they need to learn and succeed.
The School Climate Bill of Rights is part of the District’s larger effort to transform our discipline policies from traditional approaches toward more restorative practices. These efforts include:
Restorative Justice (RJ): Approaches that build community and resolve student interpersonal conflict by getting to the root cause of an issue and repairing harm through respectful dialogue.
Alternatives to suspension: Alternatives to suspension for appropriate offenses to keep our students in class and on track to graduate college-prepared and career-ready.
Positive behavior interventions and support: Interventions that reduce suspensions, increase attendance, improve academic performance, and provide support from all school employees.
Thank you for your support of our efforts to create a positive school climate for every LAUSD student.
Sincerely,
Dr. Eleanor Murray-Walker
Restorative Justice Adviser
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Senior Class Nominations
Seniors, vote for your class color, class motto, class song, and class name via this link. You must be a senior and enter your LAUSD email address in order to vote.
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Spring Break & Cesar Chavez Day
Hollywood High School will be on Spring Break from March 26-March 30th. We will also observe Cesar Chavez Day on Monday, April 2. All classes and school will resume on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.
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SAS Open House
We invite all interested students and families to our annual open house and tours events to learn about our School for Advanced Studies program at Hollywood High School. Learn how to apply to the program, meet the teachers and students, and get your questions answered. Click on the flyer to learn more.
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Winter Break
Hollywood High School will be on Winter Break from Monday, December 18, 2017 until Friday, January 5, 2018. School will resume on Monday, January 8th, 2018. Have a safe and joyous winter break!
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