School of Criminal Justice students at the Board Meeting
Students attending the Science Fair
Thank you to CHP for teaching our SCJ students!
Science Fair Winners
Beach Boy Brian Wilson returns to HHS
AP Studio Art student work
School of Criminal Justice students at the Board Meeting
Student sharing her scientific findings
School of Criminal Justice students participating in Academy for the Day
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The Technical Arts & Design Academy prepares students for a four-year university program or entry-level positions in the field of Technical Arts and Design. Pathways include Furniture Design, Fashion Design, Set Design or Graphic Arts.
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 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.
Dr. Paolo DeGuzman, Associate Principal
Effective immediately, students are to place cell phones on silent and keep them in their backpack during instructional time. Earbuds should be placed inside student backpacks as well. Cell phones and earbuds should only be out at the direction of the teacher.
Hawthorne High School requires students to bring their ID to school with them everyday. The ID is used to scan late students in, scan students out when leaving early, scan them in to the media center and for certain school events. Effective Monday, 11/4 we will begin checking for student ID’s. If students do not have ID’s the following consequences will be given:
• 1st offense – text parents about their forgotten ID
• 2nd offense – Call parents about forgotten ID
• 3rd offense – RTI will speak with parents
• Subsequent offenses will require the purchase of a new ID
Student are not allowed to park in the school parking lot. Student can be towed if parked on campus.
Saturday School on Nov 16 @ 8am. Check in is in the cafeteria. No student should arrive past 8:10am. Click on link for future Saturday School dates.
Make sure that you CHARGE your Chromebooks every night and BRING them to school every day. Remember: if you come ready, you stay ready.
All current Hawthorne staff and students should view this link to learn all about LEAPS.
Please view the message from Superintendent Dr. O'Brien in English or Spanish
We need Parent and Guardian volunteers to help support our many programs at Hawthorne High School. Start the process by clicking on the RED Volunteer Power image!
Parents, do you need help accessing Powerschool to view your child's grades and attendance. Click this link and follow the guides in English AND Espanol.
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