[ December 15, 2011; 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. ]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Angela Burrell, APR, (714) 558-5555
Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers to Headline Concert at Santa Ana High School on December 15
SANTA ANA, CA – December 5, 2011 – Grammy Award winner Bill Medley, Santa Ana High School alumnus ’58, of the Righteous Brothers duo will host a concert benefitting Santa Ana High School’s Dollars [...]
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Tags: benefit concert, bill medley, righteous brothers, saints, santa ana high school 
No Comments »Help the Santa Ana High School Chamber Singers get to Carnegie Hall by supporting their video in the “GLEE! Give a Note” campaign for a chance to win up to $50,000. The video is titled “Help Us Shoot for the Moon, and Land Among the Stars.” Seventy-three schools from across the country have the chance [...]
Posted in Arts and Culture, Education, music, Santa Ana, sausd, Youth Tags: carnegie hall, chamber singers, give a note, glee, santa ana high school No Comments »FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Angela Burrell, APR, (714) 558-5555
SAUSD Shows Off New School Facilities Improvements
Facilities Team Recognized by Board of Education for Their Diligence and Efficiency in Completing Projects
SANTA ANA, CA — September 15, 2011 – Some 56,000 students in the Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) returned to new or improved school campuses this new school year [...]
[ July 31, 2011; 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. ] Santa Ana High School grad Brenda Coronado and her family lost their home to a fire on July 22. Click here to read about that in the O.C. Register. Coronado and her three kids lost everything. They are having a fundraiser today and are asking for donations of clothes in particular.
Here are the details, from [...]
Posted in Charities, Entertainment, Fires, Santa Ana Tags: brenda coronado, donatiions, fire, santa ana high school No Comments »Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido personally intervened to save three jacaranda trees at Santa Ana High School, after he found out that the SAUSD School Board had approved the destruction of those trees and a number of historical deodora pine trees to pave the way for a new drop-off and pick-up area, according to the [...]
Posted in Civic Affairs, Education, green, Historical, mayor miguel pulido, Politics, Santa Ana, sausd Tags: construction, deodora pines, jacarandas, miguel pulido, santa ana high school, sausd, trees 5 Comments »
Santa Ana High School’s robotics engineering club took on the Cerritos High School robotics team on June 4, at Cerritos High School.
All of the robotic vehicles are original designs by students. They are fully autonomous robots using Parallax microcontrollers programmed in P-Basic.
Students had 30 minutes to develope a strategy and program their vehicles to achieve [...]
Posted in Education, Santa Ana, sausd, Science, Youth Tags: cerritos high school, gary reynolds, robotics engineering club, santa ana high school No Comments »
[ May 27, 2011; 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. ]
Santa Ana High to Host Arts in the City on Friday, May 27
The Santa Ana High Visual and Performing Arts Department will host “Arts in the City: Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song” on Friday, May 27 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The event is a collaboration with the City of Santa Ana, Downtown, Inc. [...]
[ June 3, 2011; 8:00 am to 10:00 am. ]
Santa Ana High School is looking for community leaders to help out with Senior Exit Interviews.
A few years ago Santa Ana High School began senior exit interviews. They are a wonderful event for seniors and involve them being interviewed by a panel of two adults about their accomplishments, experiences and plans.
Santa Ana High School [...]
Posted in Education, Entertainment, Santa Ana, sausd, Youth Tags: bob dukus, elizabeth enloe, santa ana high school, sausd, senior exit interviews No Comments »
Looking for a great Christmas gift or stocking stuffer? How about a copy of “A Saint in the City: Coaching At-Risk Kids to Be Champions,” by Scott Glabb?
In A Saint in the City: Coaching At-Risk Kids to Be Champions, Glabb shares his inspiring wrestling experiences from years of coaching the boys of Santa Ana High School [...]
Posted in Charities, Literature, Santa Ana, sports, working families, Youth Tags: a saint in the city, at risk kids, Crime, santa ana high school, scott glabb, sports, wrestling, Youth No Comments »
Did you know that a group of students from Santa Ana High School recently faced off against students from Cerritos High School in an autonomous robot vehicle competition, which was held in Santa Ana, this year, on June 12?
Check out the video above and see for yourself! Amazing.
Kudos to Santa Ana High School teacher Dr. Gary [...]
Posted in Education, Santa Ana, Youth Tags: cerritos high school, dr. gary reynolds, robot tournament, saints, santa ana high school 2 Comments »Santa Ana Students Show Off Artistic Flair In Arts on the Lawn Event
SANTA ANA, CA — May 7, 2010 – Santa Ana High School’s Arts on the Lawn event will take place on Thursday, May 13 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the blossoming Kubba Gardens courtyard area. The annual exhibition is a platform [...]
Posted in Arts and Culture, Education, Entertainment, music, Orange County, Santa Ana Tags: arts on the lawn, chalk artists, dance, frida kahlo, imagination celebration, jackson pollock, judi westing, keith haring, music, paul gauguin, santa ana high school, sausd, students, wassily kandisky No Comments »The haters will tell you that Mexicans cannot amount to anything – the truth is that our young people are just as capable as anyone else.
In the video above, you will meet Gloria Montiel, a graduate of Santa Ana High School. She was accepted into Harvard – and she finished an undergraduate degree. Now she [...]
Posted in dream act, Education, immigration, Latinos, mexico, Santa Ana, working families, Youth Tags: dream act, Education, gloria M, gloria montiel, harvard, immigrants, Latinos, mexicans, Santa Ana, santa ana high school, undocumented 5 Comments »The SAUSD is in denial about the persistently low performing public schools in Santa Ana
If you glance at the Santa Ana Unified School District’s website, you might come away thinking everything in the district is great. Headlines include: “Academic Achievement Abounds;” “Measure G Facility Improvements;” and “SAUSD Congratulates its Top Educators of the Year.”
There is [...]
Susan Mercer, the President of the Santa Ana Educators’ Association (SAEA) has sent out an email to her members regarding the placement of six schools in the Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) in the California “Persistently Low Performing” schools list.
Once a school gets on this list, the school district has to take incredible measures [...]
Posted in Education, Santa Ana Tags: california, century high school, Education, persistently low performing, saddleback high school, saea, Santa Ana, santa ana educator's association, santa ana high school, santa ana unified school district, sausd, sierra intermediate, susan mercer, teachers, valley high school, willard intermediate 26 Comments »State Senator Lou Correa has begun outreach efforts to help Orange County High School Students apply for Cal Grants and Federal Financial Aid. The deadline to apply is March 2nd, 2010.
The District Office is hosting a series of 4 Cash for College workshops in Orange County: Thursday, January 21st at Santa Ana High School, Thursday, [...]
Posted in anaheim, Education, Santa Ana, State Senator Lou Correa, Youth Tags: anaheim high school, cal grants, California Cash for College, Free Application for Federal Student Aid, santa ana high school, State Senator Lou Correa, the California Student Aid Commission, valley high school No Comments »
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