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Required Summer Reading Lists
Students who will be enrolled in sophomore, junior, or senior English classes for the 2009-1010 school year must complete the readings specified in the attached file and complete the assignment associated with these readings. Students will be discussing and writing on these works the first week of school. Please click on the underlined headline for this news item to access the reading list and assignment.
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Summer School
Summer School 2009 begins June 15, which is the last day of registration. There are some courses still open for enrollment, although space is limited. Those wishing to register must come in person to the Assistant Principal's Office (APO) on June 15, beginning at 7:30 AM. A complete list of courses available and fees can be downloaded at www.smsummer.us under 9-12 Summer School or just click on the title to this article. For questions regarding summer school, please contact the Assistant Principal's Office at: 626-299-7048.
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Tennis
Congratulations to the boys tennis team for another outstanding season. The Titans lost an extremely close match in the finals to Brentwood. The two teams were tied in matches and games and had to resort to a "super tie-breaker" to determine the winner.
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Newsletter
If you'd like to receive the school's information bulletin and other special emailings and have not already signed up to receive this service, you can sign up by clicking the button above (under the Titan logo), "Join the School News List", and this information will be emailed to you. The bulletin regularly comes out every Tuesday and Thursday and will keep you informed about all school events and special schedules. If students don't hear bulletin announcements in class, they can read them on the bulletin boards throughout campus and APO window. The announcements may also be viewed as a newcast under the above Video Collection button or click the Bi-Weekly Bulletin link below to read the announcements.
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SMHS Again Recognized For Academic Excellence
California Business for Education Excellence (CBEE) has once again named San Marino High to its Honor Roll in the “Scholar Schools” category. This category recognizes schools for academic excellence, regardless of demographics or any other factor. As CBEE states:
"No other school recognition program in California uses hard data, individual school and student subgroup performance data based on the California Standards Tests and the California High School Exit Exam, to evaluate school academic performance. It’s only by looking at this hard data and evaluating students and schools based on grade-level proficiency of the California standards, that educators, parents and the public can thoroughly understand what’s happening in our schools and ensure that schools are on track to get all students to grade-level proficiency."
We continue to appreciate the hard work of students and teachers, and the tremendous support we receive from parents and the community, enabling SMHS to be recognized in yet another forum as one of the top high schools in the state.
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