Esperanza High Schhol Anaheim to Placentia Yorba Linda Performing Arts Center
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Date: April 29, 2020
North Orange County ROP Announces Partnership with Academy Lab Partners
Orangish COUNTY, CA: North Orange County Regional Occupational Program is partnering with local non-turn a profit University Lab Partners to bring biotechnology educational opportunities to Orange Canton. The biotechnology field is chop-chop growing and The Beall Family Foundation, in collaboration with UCI Beall Applied Innovation, opened University Lab Partners, the start non-profit wet lab incubator in Orange Canton's tech hub, Irvine, CA. The open innovation platform of the University Lab Partners facility enables lifescience and medtech entrepreneurs to access unique research capabilities and a network of technical, business concern, and talent resources at an economic toll.
"Incubators are economic drivers past creating jobs so nosotros not but have to create high paying jobs, but develop qualified candidates to fill up them. We desire the workforce in Orange Canton to be able to live and work in Orange County," said Karin Koch, Ecosystem Director at Academy Lab Partners. "Bringing more than students in the field of biotechnology and medical engineering science, which provides sustainable living wage jobs, is an of import part of our mission."
University Lab Partners provided Due north Orangish County ROP's Biotechnology Pathway students at Oxford Academy the opportunity to be the first group of loftier schoolhouse students to tour and use the equipment at the facility, spending a day learning how biotech companies are conceived, piloted, protected, and pitched. The one thousand opening of the facility was historic on February 27 where Superintendent Dr. Giamarino spoke to attendees nearly the value of educational partnerships with manufacture.
"By connecting our most precious commodity, our students, to businesses who will invest in them, this partnership benefits us all," said Dr. Giamarino. "Nosotros want our students to remain in Orange County and be a role of our growth and sustainability."
Near North Orange County ROP
North Orange County Regional Occupational Program has been preparing students for college and careers since 1971. In collaboration with 5 school districts, local colleges and universities, as well as customs business and workforce development, ROP provides accredited and articulated career technical education (CTE) courses which pb to post-secondary education and employment. ROP engages students with rigorous and relevant instruction via industry-experienced instructors and work-based learning at nearly 500 businesses throughout Orange Canton. ROP career pathway programs serve over xiii,000 students annually at xxx different school sites. North Orange County ROP is an equal opportunity educator/employer. For more than information, visit world wide web.nocrop.org.
About University Lab Partners
University Lab Partners is a premier, non-profit, moisture lab / medtech incubator located in UCI Inquiry Park. ULP is a professionally-managed and equipped moisture lab facility forth with the benefits of peer-to-peer interactions among a biomedical focused entrepreneurial community. ULP offers infrequent value to entrepreneurs looking to launch and grow their business in the biomedical industry with no IP or equity claims. ULP empowers the next generation of biotech innovators through real-world grooming opportunities that enhance and align electric current training approaches to skill sets valued by manufacture. ULP is a project of The Beall Family Foundation. For more data, delight visit www.universitylabpartners.org.
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Classified Employees of the Twelvemonth
Congratulations to our iii Classified Employees of the Year! The recipients were surprised with the award at our almanac Jingle Mingle holiday party. From left to correct: Allison Bradley Senior Man Resources Banana Jessica Becerra Student Information Assistant Yani Segoro-Nguyen Executive Assistant I Thank you for all that you do for the students and staff at North Orangish Canton ROP!
The 29th Annual CTE Conference
North Orange County ROP students and staff were well represented at the annual Career Technical Education Conference. The following Blueprint, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway students at Brea Olinda High School were recognized at the briefing for their entries in the CTE Conference Program Embrace Contest: 2nd Place - Emily Diplock, 11th form 3rd Place - Nicole Stefun, 12th grade Honorable Mention - Brittany Wong, 12th class Instructors Tom Metcalf, Reid Petersen and Administrator Gail Kairis besides hosted breakout session presentations. Thank yous CALCP and CAROCP for hosting an incredible event, we await frontward to seeing yous next twelvemonth!
OC Pathways Showcase
Orange County Department of Education held its annual OC Pathways Showcase at Edwards Lifesciences on Nov. 27. The theme was "Our Humanity, Our Technology, Our Future," and featured student work across fifteen career technical pedagogy industry sectors. Guests from local businesses, schools, colleges were in attendance. Edwards Lifesciences Vice President of Advanced Applied science Jinny Lee and Executive Director of Global Corporate Giving Amanda Fowler hosted a panel to hash out patient-focused medical innovations with Biotechnology Pathway students Amanda Gao and Shawn Patel, and answered career-related questions from students.
Exposed: Out of Focus Art Contest
Pattern, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway students at El Camino Real High School participated in the 10th Annual Exposed: Out of Focus art contest hosted by the Yorba Linda Public Library. A total of 13 students were selected to have piece of work featured in the Graphic Blueprint section of the exhibit at the Richard Nixon Library. The following students received awards for their work: 1st Place (tiptop left): Dezz Gonzalez, "Workaholic" second Place (tiptop right): Omar Mendoza, "Walk of Success" 3rd Place (above): Luke Radusinovich, "The Tempest of Depression" Honorable Mention: Christian Mendez, "Drowning" Adrian Valdez, "The Ambition That Blinds Us"
Come across the Programmer - Apple.com Article
Biotechnology Pathway educatee Shawn Patel has been featured past Apple in their "Meet The Developer" commodity series. Shawn is a senior at Oxford Academy and has adult seven apps (3 on the Apple App Store, 1 on Google Banana Actions, and 3 nonetheless to be published), including the app used by Oxford Academy HOSA. Congratulations, Shawn!
Spectrum News one Characteristic
Patient Care Pathway instructor Ken McCall was featured by Spectrum News one for his role in saving the life of Brea Olinda High School Wrestling Coach Brian Schlueter. "Schlueter may non have survived if information technology wasn't for the high schoolhouse's Medical Careers course, where students like Windes and Winkler learned skills like CPR and how to use the automated external defibillator." Read more by clicking the link below:
The 4th Annual Nutcracker Featuring Super Mario
Performing Arts Pathway students at Western Loftier School presented The quaternary Annual Nutcracker on Dec. half-dozen & 7. The classic ballet was presented with a twist, using characters from Nintendo'south Mario Bros. game series. Costumes, set design, script writing, and marketing were done by students across all of instructor Maile Leonard's classes.
Residential & Commercial Construction Pathway at Anaheim Loftier School
Residential & Commercial Construction Pathway students at Anaheim High Schoolhouse had a chance to learn more nearly different careers within the construction industry through a visit from Brookfield Residential, Crownco Inc., and KB Abode. The company representatives shared their twenty-four hour period-to-day duties, job awarding and interview advice, and future resources for students. Thank you to the following presenters: Todd Hare, KB Home Brent Hill, Director of Customer Care, Brookfield Residential Rich Howard, Vice President of Customer Service, KB Domicile Colin Koch, Projection Director, Brookfield Residential Gavin Percy, Brookfield Residential Lia Schmitt, Crownco Inc. Lina Smith, Brookfield Residential
A Word From Our Superintendent
Happy New Year and welcome back! We hope your winter pause was restful and you're ready to kickoff the second one-half of the school year. I'd like to introduce you to our iii newest Board members: Al Jabbar (Anaheim Union High School District), Gail Lyons (Brea Olinda Unified School District), and Andrew Montoya (Fullerton Articulation Wedlock Loftier School District). We are pleased to welcome them to Due north Orange Canton ROP and look forrad to working together to equip and empower tomorrow's innovative, civic-minded professionals through career technical educational activity. Cheers all for the opportunity to serve and support our students, staff and community! Superintendent Terri Giamarino
Board of Trustees
Meg Cutuli, President
Los Alamitos Unified School Commune
Annemarie Randle-Trejo, Vice President/Clerk
Anaheim Union High School District
Marilyn Buchi, Member
Fullerton Joint Union Loftier Schoolhouse District
Karin Freeman, Member
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School Commune
Al Jabbar, Member
Anaheim Matrimony High School District
Gail Lyons, Member
Brea Olinda Unified School District
Andrew Montoya, Member
Fullerton Joint Union Loftier School District
Borough Learning Award of Excellence
Congratulations to Cypress High School for receiving the Borough Learning Award of Excellence! California Supreme Court Principal Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye presented the award to staff and students on April 2. Students in our Legal Practices Pathway also showcased their latest work to Chief Justice Cantil-Sakauye, including mock trials, soapbox speeches, and debates.
HOSA: Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference
More than 300 Biotechnology and Patient Care Pathway students attended the annual HOSA: Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference in Sacramento on March 28 - 31. Students from Cypress, Esperanza, Katella, Magnolia, Savanna, Sonora, and Sunny Hills High Schools, Oxford University (junior high and high school students), loftier school students at Trident Education Center, and our developed programs participated in healthcare-related competitions that included Existing Medical Innovation, Ad-lib Health Poster, Medical Math, and many more. Students were also recognized for their community service hours. Winners who qualify will caput off to Orlando, Florida for the HOSA International Leadership Briefing in June.
2019 Dog House Competition
Residential and Commercial Construction Pathway students at Brea Olinda High School participated in the annual Dog House Competition. The dog houses were on display during lunch while students and staff voted for their favorites. The following students received awards:
Most Creative - #4 Airplane Dog House, Kyle Sia
Best Craftsmanship - #5 Ambulance Dog House; Landon Jacobs, Josiah Jepsen, Dustin Clark
Most Realistic - #half-dozen 7-Xi Domestic dog House; Emma Wilder, Riley Cooper, Jake Farley
Best Overall - #vii Northgate Market Dog Business firm; Justen Rawlins, Jesus Contreras
Association of California School Administrators Every Student Succeeding Breakfast
Patient Care Pathway pupil Kayla Breshears, senior at Magnolia High School, was honored with the Clan of California School Administrators (ACSA) Every Student Succeeding Accolade on March 8. Each year, ACSA recognizes students for overcoming the odds and achieving success. Congratulations, Kayla!
Sparking Joy Future Educator Pathway Summit
On March 18, 2019, the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified Schoolhouse District hosted its start "Sparking Joy Future Educator Pathway Summit" for students enrolled in the Educational activity Pathway at Esperanza and Valencia High Schools. The goal of the peak was to lucifer the professional person learning opportunities that PYLUSD teachers receive in benefit of students. Give thanks y'all PYLUSD for your partnership and support of career technical educational activity!
Dancing With The Staff
Performing Arts Pathway students at Western High Schoolhouse held their annual Dancing With the Staff competition on March 22. The upshot was Broadway themed and each competing staff member danced to a musical number alongside two students. Patient Care Pathway Instructor Carolann Baldridge was one of nine competing teachers. The show also included past pupil performances, many of which have won awards, and group performances with Performing Arts Pathway Instructor Maile Leonard.
America's Got Talent
Production and Managerial Arts Pathway students at Buena Park High School attended a taping of NBC's America's Got Talent in Los Angeles on March 14. Students had the chance to see a behind-the-scenes wait at the Television receiver evidence and play the role of studio audience members.
Placentia Yorba Linda Art Association Juried Fine art Competition
Design, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway students at El Camino Existent High School participated in the Placentia Yorba Linda Art Association Juried Fine art Competition. Their work was on display in Schools Starting time Federal Credit Union in Placentia from March 13 - 27. The following students received awards:
Honorable Mention - Christian Mendez
third Place - Jostin Hernandez
2nd Place - Dez Gonzalez
1st Place - Kassy Gonzalez entitled "Back to the Beginning" (Pictured below)
Blueprint/Build Competition
Residential and Commercial Construction Pathway students at Anaheim, Brea Olinda, Savanna, Valencia, and Western Loftier School participated in the annual Design/Build Competition. Each team was given a two-day project that mimics the real-world pressures of inspections and deadlines while enforcing the values of safety, teamwork, and craftsmanship. Officials from national construction companies inspected the flooring plans and structure designs. Brea Olinda High School placed 2d out of 12 teams.
Yorba Days Customs Faire and Auto Show
The annual Yorba Days Community Faire and Motorcar Show was on April 6 at the Yorba Linda Community Center. The event included local vendors, resources available to residents, and a archetype car show. Teaching and Patient Care Pathway students at Esperanza High School provided demonstrations, while Food Service and Hospitality Pathway students at Yorba Linda High School sold cookies and treats made during class. The logo featured on t-shirts made for the effect was created by Jessa Laboissonniere; a Design, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway educatee at El Dorado Loftier School. Instructor Valerie Easton also received a surprise visit from Cody Haney, a by NOCROP Patient Care Pathway student. He currently works for the Orange County Fire Department. Thank you Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce for your support of career technical education!
Board of Trustees
1000000 Cutuli, President
Los Alamitos Unified Schoolhouse District
Annemarie Randle-Trejo, Vice President/Clerk
Anaheim Union Loftier School District
Marilyn Buchi, Member
Fullerton Joint Wedlock High School District
Karin Freeman, Fellow member
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
Al Jabbar, Member
Anaheim Matrimony High School Commune
Gail Lyons, Member
Brea Olinda Unified School District
Andrew Montoya, Member
Fullerton Joint Union High School District
North Orange Canton ROP Teacher of the Twelvemonth
Congratulations to our 2020 Teacher of the Year, Mr. Reid Petersen! He has taught the Design, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway at El Camino Real High School in the Placentia Yorba Linda Unified School District since commencement his career in July of 2010.
In improver to beingness an exemplary instructor, Reid has served as a Professional Learning Community Lead Teacher, ROP staff development workshop presenter, and CTE Briefing workshop presenter. Reid credits his students for making him the instructor he is. He stated, "my students are the best and they are the reason I love my job!"
Reid was honored at our February Board of Trustees meeting.
Classified and Certificated Employees of the Twelvemonth
North Orange Canton ROP Employees of the Year were also honored at the February Board of Trustees meeting.
(Honored employees from left to right):
Lulu Amador - Career Training for Transition Instructor
Yani Segoro-Nguyen - Executive Assistant I
Jessica Becerra - Student Data Analyst
Melanie Schlager - Design, Visual, and Media Arts & Software and Systems Evolution Pathways Instructor
Allison Bradley - Senior Human Resources Assistant
Pat Axtell - Residential and Commerical Structure Pathway Instructor
Sean Manning - Blueprint, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway Teacher
Rachelle Blinoff-Mudd - Biotechnology Pathway Instructor
David Block - Design, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway Instructor
Proclamations and Government Recognition
Give thanks you to Senator Chang; the Cities of Anaheim, Brea, Cypress, Los Alamitos, Placentia, and Yorba Linda; and our partner districts for recognizing February every bit Career Technical Education Month! Pictured: Mayor Campbell and the Yorba Linda City Council presenting Patient Care Pathway students at Esperanza High School with the annunciation.
Career Technical Student Organization Showcase
During the February Board of Trustees coming together, North Orange County ROP held its annual Career Technical Pupil Organization (CTSO) Showcase. Nearly 100 students and their instructors/advisors from our v partner districts and developed, fee-based programs represented the following career pathways and organizations:
Biotechnology Pathway at Oxford University
Design, Visual, and Media Arts Pathway at Brea Olinda High School
Education Pathway at Esperanza, Kennedy, Troy, and Valencia High Schools
Engineering Design Pathway at Oxford Academy and Anaheim, Buena Park, and Sunny Hills High Schools
Emergency Response Pathway at Los Alamitos High School
Food Service and Hospitality Pathway at Buena Park and Yorba Linda High Schools
Patient Care Pathway at Cypress, Esperanza, Magnolia, Savanna, Sonora, Sunny Hills High Schools and NOCROP Adult, Fee-Based Programs
Performing Arts Pathway at Western High School
Educators Ascension
HOSA-Future Health Professionals and HOSA-Jump
Skills United states of america
BOUSD Instagram Takeover
Brea Olinda Unified School District historic Career Technical Educational activity month by giving an opportunity for North Orangish County ROP students to do an "Instagram Takeover."
Students in our Patient Care Pathway and Residential and Commercial Construction Pathway took viewers on a tour of their classrooms, provided information on a typical day in the class, and interviewed other students about the skills they've learned.
Thank you BOUSD for your partnership and connected back up of CTE!
Fullerton Joint Union High School Commune Board Meeting
In celebration of Career Technical Education Month, Fullerton Joint Union High Schoolhouse District recognized the following North Orange County ROP programs and Career Guidance Specialists during their February Board meeting: Family unit and Human Services Pathway - Fullerton Union High School Nutrient Service and Hospitality Pathway - La Habra and Sonora Loftier Schools Patient Care Pathway - Buena Park High School Product and Managerial Arts Pathway - La Vista/La Sierra High Schoolhouse Career Guidance Specialists Jennifer Beglin - Sunny Hills Loftier School and Dionne Evans - Troy High School Give thanks you FJUHSD for your back up and continued partnership!
Kid Development Pathway at Los Alamitos High School
Take a peek into our Child Development Pathway at Los Alamitos High School.
Board of Trustees
Meg Cutuli, President
Los Alamitos Unified School Commune
Annemarie Randle-Trejo, Vice President/Clerk
Anaheim Union Loftier School District
Marilyn Buchi, Member
Fullerton Joint Union Loftier School District
Karin Freeman, Member
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
Al Jabbar, Member
Anaheim Union High School Commune
Gail Lyons, Member
Brea Olinda Unified School District
Andrew Montoya, Fellow member
Fullerton Joint Matrimony High School District
Western Association of Schools and Colleges Visit
On April 28 - May 1, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) visiting committee toured North Orangish Canton ROP schools. The visit is part of a multi-year procedure that ensures that North Orange County ROP provides the following to our students:
• Assures a school customs that the school'southward purposes are appropriate and being accomplished through a viable education program — a trustworthy institution for student learning
• Validates the integrity of the ROP'southward plan and transcripts
• Facilitates transfer of credits — disquisitional for college/university acceptance worldwide
• Fosters the ongoing improvement of the school's programs and operations to back up student learning
• Provides valuable insight from fellow educators visiting the schoolhouse
Thanks to the students, instructors, staff, and our stakeholders that helped u.s. make sure our WASC visit was a success!
Cooking Up Change Competition
Food Service and Hospitality students at Anaheim and Sonora High Schools participated in the annual Cooking Upwardly Modify competition on April 25. Each student team was challenged to create a new lunch carte du jour following a strict set of criteria that includes utilizing ingredients commonly found in a school cafeteria, a budget of $i.fifty per serving, all while making it creative, smashing tasting, and nutritious. North Orange County ROP students received the following awards:
1st Identify - Sonora High School
Best Table Display - Anaheim High School (Pictured to a higher place)
Prizes for 1st Place included a $i,000 scholarship for each student, cookware, and a tour of the Taco Bell factory kitchen. Congratulations to all!
My Dream Career Photo Claiming
Production and Managerial Arts Pathway students at Magnolia Loftier School participated in the My Dream Career Photo Challenge held by Vital Link OC. Students were instructed to submit photos of themselves demonstrating their future career choice. Northward Orange County ROP students received the following awards:
Grand Prize - Jorge Torres Estrada, Architect (Top photo)
third Place - Giselle Cruz, Fashion Designer (Bottom photo)
Semi-Finalists: Adrianna Lopez - Mathematician, Raymundo Salvador Rodriguez - Mechanical Engineer, Jason Truong - Us Marine
Anaheim Marriage High Schoolhouse District Board Meeting
On May seven, Food Service and Hospitality Pathway students at Gilbert, Savanna, and Western High Schools were honored at the Anaheim Union High School District Board meeting. During the school year, students provide meals for Lath Members to purchase before their monthly meetings. Thank yous AUHSD for your connected partnership and back up of career technical education!
Coyote Film Festival
Production and Managerial Arts Pathway students at Buena Park High School held the 2d annual Coyote Picture show Festival on April 23 at the Krikorian Theatre. Educatee films from all levels of the career pathway were shown on the big screen while guests enjoyed popcorn and snacks. View a few of the pupil films below:
Yorba Linda Woman's Club Art Contest
Product and Managerial Arts Pathway students at Valencia High School participated in the Yorba Linda Adult female's Lodge Fine art Competition. N Orange County ROP students received the post-obit awards:
2nd Identify, $200 - Isaac Zuniga, Partition 1 Photography (Top photograph)
tertiary Identify, $75 - Joey Wu, Segmentation 2 Photography (Bottom photo)
Engineering Pattern and Development Trade Show
Engineering Design Pathway students at Sunny Hills High School held the annual Technology Design and Evolution Trade Prove on May iii. Senior students who have completed the career pathway starting from their freshman year showcased their year-long senior project. Each team was challenged to blueprint a product in response to a common problem. Projects included an expandable cup holder for cars, a bottle cap to increase the longevity of carbonation in drinks, and a re-designed classroom desk-bound with an increment in surface/storage space.
OC Register Commodity
The Residential and Commercial Construction Pathways at Brea Olinda, Katella, and Valencia High Schools were featured in the OC Register on Apr 28.
Dental Lesson at ROP Anaheim Preschool
Students in the Kid Evolution and Patient Care Pathways at Anaheim High School collaborated to provide preschool students with a dental lesson. Under the supervision of Instructor Colleen Hanley, RDA, CDA; Instructor Lisa Clark, and Instructional Assistant Virginia Potestas, the kids learned how to castor and floss their teeth properly. North Orange County ROP operates five country-licensed preschools. High schoolhouse students enrolled in our Child Development Pathway receive hands-on learning experiences in a preschool setting.
We Trip the light fantastic
Performing Arts Pathway students at Western Loftier Schoolhouse held their concluding dance show of the yr, WE Dance. The performances were dedicated to raising awareness for causes such as domestic abuse, cancer, suicide prevention, eating disorders, and many more. Students also raised funds for various organizations by selling shirts, bracelets, coloring book pages, flowers, and offered a discount on tickets to the evidence through a donation of children's books or kitchen appliances.
Tanaka Farms Field Trip
Education Pathway students at Kennedy Loftier School worked with the special education department to provide a field trip to Tanaka Farms in Irvine. Students raised funds past selling cookies baked by the culinary students during Back-to-School Dark. On the field trip, students learned about the procedure of getting produce from the subcontract to table.
WE Day
More than 150 students and their instructors attended Nosotros Day at The Forum in Los Angeles on April 25. Students earned their tickets by integrating service learning/community service into their form curriculum. The televised event included motivational speakers, live performances, and appearances by Run a risk The Rapper, Joe Jonas, Neil Patrick Harris, and many more. Thanks Nosotros for providing this opportunity to students!
Board of Trustees
Meg Cutuli, President
Los Alamitos Unified School Commune
Annemarie Randle-Trejo, Vice President/Clerk
Anaheim Spousal relationship Loftier School District
Marilyn Buchi, Member
Fullerton Articulation Union Loftier School District
Karin Freeman, Member
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
Al Jabbar, Fellow member
Anaheim Union High Schoolhouse Commune
Gail Lyons, Member
Brea Olinda Unified School District
Andrew Montoya, Member
Fullerton Articulation Union High School District
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