CVHS Weekly Bulletin- December 23 2024- January 6, 2025

Just a quick reminder to please be courteous to our neighbors. Do not block our neighbors’ driveways or move trash cans. Please do not drop off/pick up students in residents’ driveways. Also, remember that students may not be dropped off or picked up in any of the staff parking lots. Let’s all be courteous to our CVHS neighbors. As construction continues on our field, we understand traffic and parking is a challenge. Give yourself a few extra minutes to minimize those challenges. Please remember this is for the safety of all.

Unless students have a parking pass they are not allowed to park in the Cloud Parking Lot. Students with a parking pass may only park along the wall and must have the pass placed on their dashboard. If there are no parking spaces available along the wall, please do not park in any other parking spaces.  

Please check your AP College Board account. 

1. If you are NOT listed for an exam you have paid for

2. Are signed up for the INCORRECT exam 

3. Have any questions about your AP exam(s)

Please email Dr. Pestonji at Apestonji@gud.net

2025-26 PTSA EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN! The Crescenta Valley High PTSA Nominating Committee is seeking candidates to serve on our 2025-26 Executive Board. The term of office begins on July 1, 2025, and ends on June 30, 2026. Deadline to apply is Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. All eligible PTSA members are encouraged to self-nominate, and/or nominate eligible candidates by completing the Google form: https://tinyurl.com/46kp7kmh

**NEW!***ELAC: The CVHS English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) met on December 11. The minutes of that meeting can be found here. The next meeting will be January 15 at 6:30 pm. 

 

SSC: The CVHS School Site Council met on December 2. The minutes of that meeting can be found here. 

**NEW!** Attention CVHS students: The Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA) is offering exciting job opportunities for those seeking their first work experience. This program provides comprehensive support through job training programs, first-time employment opportunities, career development skills, and workforce readiness training. GYA focuses on supporting local youth ages 14-24, with particular emphasis on assisting low-income and disadvantaged students. Since 1993, they have successfully helped over 14,500 local youth. This is an excellent opportunity to kickstart your future by learning essential job skills, developing career interests, and gaining valuable real-world work experience. Their proven track record of success makes this an invaluable opportunity for students looking to enter the workforce and build a strong foundation for their future.

MASTER MUSIC: Learn to compose, analyze, and understand music on a deeper level.

Boost Your Skills: Elevate your musicianship and stand out as a performer.

Earn Credit: Gain AP credit and strengthen your college applications.

 

Who’s It For?

Choir members, instrumentalists, songwriters, and anyone passionate about music!

See your counselor to sign up!

Questions? Email Mr. Mack at smack@gusd.net