2012 Graduation Countdown
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Arionus, Lisa
Math Teacher - Algebra 1B, CAHSEE, AVID 10
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Arnold, Mindy
Special Education Algebra Teacher
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Baham, Mrs. Jemi
Teacher
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Ballew, DPO Kent
Probation Officer
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Barajas, Ophelia
Special Education Instructor
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Barraza, Shannon
Teacher
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Battle, Anne
Photography Teacher
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Bell, Randy
English Teacher; Athletic Director
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Berry, Madame
French Teacher
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Boschetto, Lacee
Family & Consumer Science Teacher, Charity Club Advisor
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Brown, K.
English Teacher
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Bryant, Jennifer
Teacher Social Sciences/Physical Education, Club Advisor The Christian Community
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Burns, Steve
Earth Science Teacher
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Castellanos, Daniel
Spanish Teacher
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Chang, Ms.
Science Teacher
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Cheung, Leonard
Teacher
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Cruz, Ms.
Assistant Principal, Curriculum & Instruction
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De La O, Javier
Staff
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Diera, Maria
Counselor
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Dobson, Thomas
Physics teacher, MASA, FIRST Robotics, JPL Invention Challenge
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Dols, Paul
Social Science Teacher, Renaisance Coordinator
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Duff, Shawn
Social Science Teacher & Baseball Coach
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Esparza, Gretchen
Physical Education, Dance, Body Dynamics and HealthTeacher, Dance team Advisor, Link Crew Advisor, Pep Club Co- Advisor, Rop Lifeguard, Physical Education Dept. Chair
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Flores, Mrs. R.
Math Teacher - Algebra 2, Math Analysis
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Ford, Kristin
Biology Teacher, MASA Coordinator
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Garcia, Chesiree
Teacher
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Garrison, Steve
AP US History/US History
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Gau, Jonathan
Staff
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Gretebeck, Richard
Teacher
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Gubbins, Sr.
Spanish Teacher
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Harding, Jan
In-School/Saturday School
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Hare, Randy
Teacher
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Harrison, Mrs. Natalie
Teacher
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Hart, Robin
Teacher
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Hernandez, Noel
Counselor
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Hirsch, Samara
Staff
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Ho, Shaun
AP Biology, Biology, Math, AVID Teacher
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Huerta, Mrs.
Social Science Teacher
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Hughes, Kim
Attendance Office A - K
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Iler, Mr.
Teacher
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Ilharreguy (Mr. Guy), Mr.
EnglishTeacher, AP Lang. & Comp. Teacher, English Department Chair, AVID Coordinator
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Jackson, Darvin
Principal
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James, Carter
Teacher
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Jelinek, Phillip
Auto Shop Instructor
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Johnson, Sue
Teacher
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Jones, Azalena
Counselor
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Khalaf, Ms.
Teacher
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Lazarian, Mrs.
English and ELD Teacher
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Ledezma, Loretta
ROP Counselor
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Livingston, Victoria
Math Teacher
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Lovers,, Mark
10th Grade World History Teacher & Christian Club Advisor
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Lui, Julie
Teacher
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Maddox, Ryan
Teacher
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Magallanes, Daniel
Teacher - Instrumental Music
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Mariscal, Mrs.
Teacher; EL Coach
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Marron, Denise
Staff
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McGinnis, Kirk
Principal
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McKendrick, Tina
Staff
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Mendoza, Juan
Teacher
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Menlove, Ryan
Teacher
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Miller, Eric
Teacher
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Miranda, Dana
Math Teacher: Geometry, Algebra 1 and Algebra 2
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Mix, Jarod
RSP Teacher
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Molina, Ms. Marcela
CTE/ROP Admin of Justice / Intro to Forensic Science
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Montes, Robert
Teacher
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Moore, Bill
Teacher
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Moore, Dave
P.E. Teacher/Baseball Coach
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Morrison, Amy
Math Teacher, MTA, SSCC
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Ochoa, Mrs.
Spanish Teacher
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Parker, Tiffany
Art Teacher
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Partain, Kathy
ASB Accounting Clerk
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Patterson, Christina
Teacher
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Perez, Mr. S. R.
Teacher
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Pottorff, Barry
Teacher
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Ramirez, Mrs. E
Teacher
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Reale, Thomas
T V/Film Production Teacher
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Richardson, Felicia
Attendance Office L - Z
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Romero, Esther
Secretary
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Romero, Y.
Social Science Teacher: World History and Geography
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Rousseau, Rebecca
English Teacher
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Sanchez, Andrea
Spanish Teacher
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Saul, Mrs.
English Teacher
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Schonfeld, Dean
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Segal, Marc
AP Literature/Senior English/Drama Guru/CSF Advisor/ITS Advisor/Senior Class Council Advisor
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Shiber, Sandy
Teacher
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Stengel, Swava
Teacher
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Stewart, Doug
Teacher
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Summerell, Carol
Staff
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Thompson, Pamela
Earth Science/Astronomy Teacher
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Treiger, Sara
CTE/ROP Foods/ Medical Office Instructor
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Van Dyke, Annie
Social Science Teacher and Academic Decathlon Coach
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Vaughn, Ann
Teacher
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Vazquez, Luis
Math Teacher
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Wagner, Michael
Health Education Teacher;Wellness Coordinator: Gay Straight Alliance Advisor; Independent Music and Art Appreciation Advisor;Friday Night Live Advisor (Namaste)
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Watanabe, Cathy
Library Media Teacher
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Wedgworth, Trinity
Science Teacher
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Wilcox, Patricia
Teacher
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Wilson, Heidi
English Teacher
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Wright, Victoria
Staff
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Wu, Gowa
Staff
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Yoshimoto, Grace
Counselor
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WebMaster
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Warren, Cheri
Sys Admin
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It is with regret that I inform you that Mr. Ricardo (Ricky) Martin passed away Friday May 11th after a courageous battle with brain cancer. He has taught mathematics at Monrovia High School since 2006. Mr. Martin’s daughter specifically requested that Monrovia High School students know that her family deeply thanks them for being in her father’s life and making his life so meaningful
Thursday, May 17, 2012
5-9 pm
Forest Lawn Main Building Covina Hills
Service:
Friday, May 18, 2012
11:00 am
Church of Our Heritage
Forest Lawn Covina Hills
Forest Lawn Covina Hills
21300 Via Verde Drive
Covina,CA 91724
800-204-3131
(off Via Verde from the 10 Fwy)
It is the vision of the Monrovia High School Community to graduate students prepared to succeed in the twenty first century and ready to make a positive difference in their lives and the lives of others.
AP Schedule
WEEK 1 ~ EXAMS
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WEEK 2 ~ EXAMS
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Morning Session
7:30 a.m. Check-In for 8:00 a.m |
TestAfternoon Session
11:30 a.m. Check-In for 12:00 p.m. Test
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Wednesday
May 16 |
English Language
(District Office)
(CELC)
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Statistics
(District Office)
(CELC)
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Friday
May 18
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Spanish Literature
(District Office)
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No Test in pm
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Band and Sports Website
Our School
"Home of Scholars and Champions"
The Wildcat legacy dates back to 1893 and continues to uphold the long standing tradition of excellence. Monrovia High School provides students with the best possible education and is dedicated to helping them develop the skills they need to be successful citizens of this new century. We strive to provide our students with a comprehensive program that develops both mind and body, while ensuring a safe and secure environment where everyone can feel a sense of belonging.
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Principal's Message
Dear Wildcat friends and families:
On behalf of the staff and faculty at Monrovia High School, I want to extend an enthusiastic welcome to you, our students and parents, for the 2011-2012 school year.
It’s an exciting time to be a Wildcat as great things continue to happen at Monrovia High School. Monrovia High School graduates continue to excel academically evidenced by Ninety-Six percent of the Class of 2011 attending post secondary or career technology institutions. As construction is 95% complete, our current students have access to a new state of the art science building, auditorium and athletic facilities construction. They also have access to a multi-million dollar renovation in the cafeteria, library and an amphitheatre in Friendship Circle.
In addition to the physical changes, we continue to make improvements to the educational and extra-curricular opportunities for our students. As a result our students have demonstrated academic excellence in the classroom as our API has increased 53 points over the past three years. Your teachers continue to work diligently to create engaging lessons and meaningful learning experiences. With the support of District Office administration and the Board of Education the school has purchased a significant amount of technology to support teachers and students in their academic endeavors. Students, to make this yet another memorable year, we need your involvement. There are many clubs, sports teams and performing groups to join. It’s a great way to make friends and to develop both personally and socially.
Parents and Guardians, we encourage your involvement as well. Continue to support your children by reinforcing the importance of good attendance and consistent effort. Make an appointment to meet with your student’s counselor to review transcripts, make plans for college, a career technical plan or just to know who they are. Show your interest as well by attending “Back to School Night,” joining a committee or booster club, or even attending a performing arts or sporting event.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any concerns or suggestions.
Again, welcome and let’s have a great year.
Sincerely,
Darvin Jackson, Principal
MonroviaHigh School
626-471-2881
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Senior Finals Schedule
Friday-May 25
Monday-Holiday
Tuesday- May 29
Wednesday- May 30
Thursday- May 31-senior check out day/Grad Night
Phonemaster
- AP testing for our students continues this week. Please check the website for times and locations.
- Congratulations to Sasha Zaroyan as he had the opportunity to meet Monrovia Assembly member Donnelly to discuss social issues. He presented at the GSA Advocacy and Youth Leadership Academy on Assembly Bill 1729-Creating Alternatives to Suspension and Expulsion as well as Assembly Bill 2242-Out of School Suspension reduction for minor infractions.
- Congratulations to Senior Amanda Aguilar who is received the Congressmen Dreyer Youth Service Award this past Friday at the Arcadia Community Center.
- Congratulations to The Boys and Girls Varsity track teams who qualified 23 athletes in 24 events for the CIF prelims that took place this past Saturday in Costa Mesa. The boy's team won 11 out of 15 events at the Rio Hondo League finals last Friday and the Girls won 8 individual events
- Congratulation to Marissa Atwater on her exciting win in baton twirling competition. She is the 2012 Jr B Ca Miss Majorette Pageant winner. With this win she qualified to compete representing California, this July, at Norte Dame University, in the Miss Majorette of America Pageant in her division
- SSCC will be held next Tuesday at 3:30pm in the PDC
- The Super Stars of Music Concert will be held this Wednesday in the Performing Arts Center at Monrovia HS 6:30pm.
News
Announcements 5/15
Posted by: Sandy Shiber
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Published: 5/15/12
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Announcements 5/14
Posted by: Sandy Shiber
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Published: 5/14/12
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Announcements 5/10
Posted by: Sandy Shiber
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Published: 5/10/12
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Bell Schedule 2011-2012
Regular Schedule
Period 0 7:00-7:54 (54)
Period 1 8:00-8:59 (59)
Period 2 9:05-10:04 (59)
Period 3 10:10-11:12 (59+3)
Lunch 11:12-11:45 (33)
Period 4 11:51-12:50 (59)
Period 5 12:56-1:55 (59)
Period 6 2:01-3:00 (59)
Period 7 3:06-4:00 (54)
Wednesday Schedule
Period 0 7:00-7:54 (54)
Period 1 8:00-8:46 (46)
Period 2 8:52-9:38 (46)
Period 3 9:44-10:33 (46+3)
Lunch 10:33-11:04 (31)
Period 4 11:10-11:56 (46)
Period 5 12:02-12:48 (46)
Period 6 12:54-1:40 (46)
Meetings 1:50-3:00 (70)
Period 7 3:06-4:00 (54)
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Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
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All Students will be:
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- Self-Directed Learners
- Access and use resources to develop academic, career and/or personal goals.
- Demonstrate study skills by setting priorities and organizing time and resources effectively.
- Demonstrate technological literacy by utilizing a variety of current tools (e.g. internet, multimedia resources, computer applications, etc.) to complete course work.
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- Respectful, Productive Collaborators
- Participate cooperatively as team members and contribute to group efforts and community at large.
- Demonstrate leadership abilities, organizational skills and problem-solving skills.
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- Creative, Critical Thinkers
- Question, analyze and evaluate information and ideas.
- Use acquired information and imagination to generate original ideas, recognize problems and advise and implement creative plans of action.
- Utilize learned content to relate and apply to real-life experiences.
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- Effective Communicators
- Convey ideas through oral communication, writing, artistic expressions, technology and numbers.
- Read and evaluate a broad variety of materials.
- Exhibit negotiations skills, conflict resolution and the ability to compromise.
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- Responsible Citizens
- Demonstrate an understanding of their roles and responsibilities on campus, in the community and in the ever-changing pluralistic world.
- Demonstrate an understanding of personal health and wellness mentally, physically and socially.
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