Help us celebrate our wonderful staff and teachers. SES
PTSA Rocket Boosters will be providing sandwiches and drinks and
would welcome your contribution of desserts and salads.
Items can be dropped off in the office the morning of.
Please make sure to put your name on any serving utensil or
container you would like to have returned. Also volunteers
are needed to help set up and clean up. Thanks again for
your great volunteer spirit and willingness to support our staff,
teachers, and students!
As part of their Integrated Unit, the 11th grade class will be
designing and building a solar-powered boat. They will
participate in SMUD's Solar Regatta event being held at Rancho
Seco Park on Friday, May 18th.
FORMS ARE DUE FRIDAY, MAY 4th BY 3:00 PM - NO LATE FORMS
WILL BE ACCEPTED!!!
Dress Code: Appropriate swim wear is required
..
No tank tops, no cut-off jeans no cut-off shorts.
What to Bring: Sunscreen, Swimsuit and Towel
Backpacks: Will be stored/supervised by adults
in the Cabana Club House.
(best to keep your backpacks light weight, as we will be walking
from SES to
Cabana, 11 am, and back to SES after 3pm with Chaperones.)
You are invited to join us on Thursday, May 24th, 2012, from 1:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the SES Multi-Purpose Room for FBI Agent
Nicholas Phirippidis' presentation Internet Safety and Cyber
Crimes Against Children.
The African-American Leaders for Tomorrow Program (AALTP) is a
week-long residential summer program that is held on the campus
of Sacramento State. Fifty students are hand selected and receive
leadership training and attend workshops on topics such as
financial literacy, effective leadership and the importance of
community advocacy. Students live on campus at Sacramento State.
Housing, meals, program materials, as well as transportation
during the conference and for students from Los Angeles will be
provided at no cost to the participants.
SES is a 7th through 12th grade program designed to meet the needs and pique the interests of students who would like to pursue careers in engineering and sciences. Our school is designed to assist and teach all students to build on ideals of others, encourage creativity and curiosity, and respects the educational platform, which engages all learners.
Our school currently serves 375 students with a mission to
provide students a quality and relevant academic experience that
supports their personal learning goals and prepares them for
future careers and studies in engineering and other sciences.
Watch a video about SES!
As one of the newest and only 7th through 12th grade programs
within Sacramento City Unified School District, the School of
Engineering and Sciences prides itself on the quality of students
and high level of school community leadership, its undeniable
student performance and academic excellence.
The School of Engineering and Sciences PTSA Rocket Boosters is
part of the national PTA organization committed to supporting
children from birth through age 18.
Your voting membership affects not only the approximately 400
students at the School of Engineering and Sciences but also
affects the approximately 9 million children statewide and
billions of children nationwide, making a difference in the
education and quality of life for all children.
This year we've decided to change the name of our PTSA (Parent
Teacher Student Association) group to the PTSA Rocket Boosters.
The Boosters do all sorts of things to help support the school,
including fundraising and sponsoring events. Please contact one
of the members to join!
It was a tough day for SES at the Inaugural Northern California
Solar Regatta hosted by SMUD. We were hampered by some electrical
and mechanical issues, but our efforts paid off in the long run
and we were recognized by the judges for our innovative technical
design.
In order for SES to plan for next year, we need to know who which
students will be returning, Please help us by filling out the
document below and turning it into the office by 2/15/2012.
The California Department of Education recently published a
letter to all 11th grade students outlining the benefits to the
2012 Early Assessment Program (EAP) that is part of the
California Standards Tests.
The EAP lets you know if you are ready for college level
coursework in English and mathematics. Please select the link
below to read the entire letter and have access to interactive
tutorials to assist you in improving your skills.
"Cyberbullying" is when a child is tormented, threatened,
harassed, humiliated, embarrassed or otherwise targeted by
another child, using digital technologies such as the Internet,
or mobile phones.
Many of our parents are enjoying communications with SES via
email. It makes everyone's lives easier and more productive.
However, some of our parents have not shared their email
addresses with us and then we have to make phone calls or send
regular mail.
In a push to keep everyone informed in a timely manner, we are
asking you to help us by providing your email here. It only takes
a minute and it will save the school valuable time and money. If
you are already receiving emails, then we obviously have yours
and you can disregard all this.
