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XD Library Study Center is Open!Good Rebel habits start now! Whatever your academic goals may be, the Library Study Center can help you get there. Visit the Library Study Center after school from 3:10-5:30. Come by, sign in, and get situated. Whether you need to use a computer, need a quiet place to study, or need to meet with a friend to get some extra help, the Library Study Center will suit the need. Head over to the study center and start your year off right! Visit all of the Rebel XD Study Centers! Monday-Thursday 7:00 a.m.-7:55 a.m. and 3:10-5:30 Library Monday-Thursday 3:10-5:30 Algebra All Stars in room B-3 (Algebra help) Monday-Thursday 7-8, 3:10-5:30 Learning Center, Port. 3 Friday- mornings only San Lorenzo High School: Our MissionThe mission of San Lorenzo High School is to challenge students to reach their highest level of academic achievement, to provide opportunities and support for social and emotional growth, and to build connections to future education, assisting them to become successful members of the 21st century society. 
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8th Grade Parent Information NightThank you to all of those who were able to attend this event. We look forward to seeing you again in the fall. Lady Rebels Softball Team Makes it to NCS PlayoffsCongratulations to our Women’s Softball team for making it to the NCS Softball Playoffs. The Rebels will be traveling to Petaluma to play the Petaluma Lady Trojans on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. BADA Film Festival: And the award goes to...Audience Choice Awards: Best Non-Narrative Video: What Teachers Really Do in Their Spare Time (A documentary) by Zitlaly Melero, Maira Rojas, Lily Vega, and Michael Owens (BADA 12) Best Narrative Video: Imprisoned (A short narrative film) By the Advanced Video Production Class (BADA 11) Written and Directed by Juan Diaz Produced by Asael Hernandez. BADA Academy Award for Best Production of the Semester: Lost Convictions (A short narrative film) By Marcus Chan, Allison Demadura, Thang Dinh, Simon Wu and Jack Qui (BADA 12)
The News at SLzLLC Rebel World Cup
All students and staff are invited to form teams to compete in the Rebel World Cup. Please pick up a team application from Ms. Shimada. The tournament will be June 4th-6th.
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Be a Peer Health Educator
The SLZ Health Center is recruiting new members for the Peer Health Educators on the Go program and the Youth Advisory Council for next year. You can receive up to a $200 stipend. You can use this experience for your resume! Pick up an appli...
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Project Eat Asks You to Rethink Your Drink!
Rethink Your Drink From Project EAT, Alameda County Office of Education Summer is just around the corner and during this warm time of the year it’s best to stay hydrated with plain or naturally flavored “spa “water. Drink water, ...
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Ashland REACH Youth Center
Youth from the Ashland area and throughout Alameda County may join the REACH Ashland Youth Center to enjoy a variety of exciting and engaging programs and services in a new state-of-the-art facility. All programs and services will be provided for ...
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Graduation Photograph Information
Please view the attached flyer for information on purchasing photos from your child's graduation ceremony.
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Important Dates for May
Please mark your calendar with these important dates for the month of May. May 6 – 10 – STAR Testing Week May 14 – CaHSEE Testing May 16 –BADA Senior Presentation Night @ 6 – 8 PM May 21--8th Grade Parent ...
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Principal's MessageGreetings San Lorenzo Community: It is with a full and overjoyed heart that I return “home” to San Lorenzo High, where I began in 1993 as a student-teacher in the English Department. It was here that I was groomed and nurtured as a teacher-leader. When it was time for my leadership outside of the classroom, I served as one of the youngest administrators in San Lorenzo USD at Royal Sunset with Donn Keith, increasing graduation rates by more than 100%. I had the drive to do something daring after those 3 years and embarked on an endeavor with a fellow Slz Teacher; we opened our own independent school (Grades 6 – 12) and non-profit organization in Oakland that focused on STEM and better learning outcomes for youth of color, resulting in 100% college-going rates. That work lasted almost 10 years and the success was directly related to community collaborations, effective programming, coaching dedicated teachers, and engaging parents on new levels. With those achievements, I return to San Lorenzo High School in a spirit of service to grow our small learning communities, develop our common core work, engage parents more deeply, and impact student learning more powerfully. I realize our journey ahead is just beginning, yet I am one who believes that the greater our task, the more important our mission. I believe that we have the synergy that is positioning us for HUGE success. I embark on this journey with you in the spirit and ethic of excellence, knowing that our success is not an option, it is a mandate – the children we serve are counting on it. This is truly full-circle for me, and I am honored to be your educational leader and serve in the role of Principal. May we have a fruitful school year and spread our “Rebel Pride” by way of “Rebel Love” throughout the community! “It’s a GREAT day to be a Rebel!” Tovi Scruggs
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50 E. Lewelling Blvd.,
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CA 94580
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