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Buy the yearbook now! Only $75 in the Student Store--check out the video here! |
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Weekly Bulletin for the week of May 13 |
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Seniors News Here! --Senior sweaters on sale again, but only until next Friday, May 24th--purchase in the Student Store. Click on the Senior Year tab to see the design. --Tickets on sale for May senior activities: Mulligans $25 5/21 --Permission slips for all off-campus senior activites are available in the Student Store now; hand them in at the bus when you board --Packages delivered on May 23rd at the Senior Picnic --Senior Parent Meeting 6/5, 5pm Nyman Hall --Cap and Gown colors: Girls Gold & Boys Cardinal Red |
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STAR Testing--Coming Soon! May 14, 16, 21, 23 |
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Watch Hawthorne's Environmental Club Take Action! |
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Ozomatli visits Hawthorne High! |
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Upcoming Events (Click Here) |
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HHS 42 Point API Gain--Reaches 680! Parents, help us reach our new goal of 700. Check out the Hawthorne School Snapshot file to see a profile of the Hawthorne High School, including the increases in test scores. |
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UC and CSU Application Workshops |
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Parent Institute for Quality Education Parents: Please join us on October 2nd at 6PM in the cafeteria for the Parent Institute for Quality Education, a program for parents that introduces topics such as Understanding the High School System, Higher Education Options, Financial Aid, and more. Please see the attached flier for more information. |
The School of Criminal Justice promotes knowledge of and respect for the law and will help transform students into civically responsible citizens who may become leaders in their community. Criminal Justice students will develop an understanding of ethics, morals and legal services while being exposed to experiences that explore equality, justice, discipline, awareness, community involvement, civic duties and responsibilities. The coursework will prepare students for college entry or an entry level position in the criminal justice field including: law enforcement, judicial system, counseling, correctional officers, morticians, and crime scene investigators.
The Hawthorne High School of Manufacturing and Engineering is committed to providing a strong foundation in mathematics and science and developing innovators who design and implement practical solutions to meet the ever-changing societal challenges of today and tomorrow. The engineering program involves rigorous, relevant lessons that engage students with hands-on learning projects that provide high-level outcomes to interesting problems. Students are provided skill sets that are needed in this industry, bringing our students to mastery in the areas of 3-D computer design, CNC machining and robotics. The 2012 Team 207 Metalcrafters won 2nd place in the FIRST Robotics World Championship!
The School of Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) identifies and nurtures the artistic instincts of our students to build a collaborative and creative community through a rigorous artistic, career technical education, and standards-based academic curriculum with a variety of artistic disciplines.
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme at Hawthorne High School is for students aged 16 to 19 and is a demanding two-year curriculum leading to final examinations and a qualification that is welcomed by leading universities around the world.
Dr. Stephen Nellman, Associate Principal