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ACADEMIC AWARDS: Applications for students eligible for the Spring Academic Award ceremony will be mailed home Tuesday, February 2. The list of students who qualify and an application are also available under the academic award link to the left. Applications must be returned by Friday, February 12 and students must attend the ceremony on Monday, February 22 to maintain eligibility for the academic sash to be worn at graduation. Congratulations to all recipients and keep up the great work. JUNIOR PROM: Junior Prom is Saturday, March 20 at Masonic Temple Ballroom on J Street in Downtown Sacramento. The them is "Tonight Never Dies," and the colors are red, black, white and gold. Guest passes are out now and are due Friday, February 12. Tickets will go on sale February 16th for $30 with ASB and $35 without. Prices go up March 1 to $35 and $40 and ticket sales end Friday, March 12. Guest pass prices are $40. There will be no ticket sales on finals day, March 4th and 5th or at the door so plan accordingly. Doors open on March 20th at 8:00 and close at 9:30pm. There are no reentries if you leave early and the prom ends at midnight. You must have a signed dance contract on file for this school year to purchase your ticket; please make sure you have reviewed the dress code and are familiar with the requirements. If you lose your receipt we will have a list at the door but please remember all students must have a current Sheldon ID card to gain admittance. COURSE REGISTRATION: Makeup registration for all grades is Saturday, February 6 from 9-11am in the cafeteria. SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT CARDS AVAILABLE: The current School Accountability Report Cards (SARC), containing data from the 2008-2009 school year, are available online at the Elk Grove Unified School District website at http://www.egusd.net/schools/sarcs/index.cfm. Both a long detailed format and a short executive summary are posted for parents to learn more about the schools in our community. Each school’s SARC summarizes the school's mission, goals, accomplishments, and highlights the school’s unique programs. In addition, state law requires that the SARC contain all of the following: demographic data, school safety and climate for learning information, academic data, school completion rates, class sizes, teacher and staff information, curriculum and instruction descriptions, postsecondary preparation information, fiscal and expenditure data. The federal No Child Left Behind law requires that SARCs contain reports concerning the "adequate yearly progress" of students in achieving state academic achievement standards; Title I Program Improvement status; graduation rates at the secondary level; and the extent to which "highly qualified" teachers are teaching core academic subjects. A hard copy of these reports can be requested by visiting your child’s school office. Additionally, these reports have been translated in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Hmong at schools with large populations of families who speak these languages. Any questions regarding the SARCs can be answered by your child’s principal or by contacting Learning Support Services at 686-7712. AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION GRANT (MOTHER LODE CHAPTER): The Sheldon Science Department is proud to announce that they have received a grant from the Air and Waste Management Association to help fund the ecology class for the 2009-2010 school year. This grant will allow students to analyze air, solid, and water pollutants affecting ecosystems as well as the social impact. Sheldon High School would like to thank the Air and Waste Management Association for this funding and opportunity for our students.
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