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CUSD SENIOR EXPECTATIONS

There are high expectations for seniors as the spring semester approaches and Graduation is on the horizon. Unfortunately, every year there are seniors who are not able to participate in Senior Activities or the Graduation Ceremony because of disciplinary referrals, failing classes, attendance issues, or poor decisions. Senior Activities include but are not limited to Prom, Grad Nite, the Farewell Assembly, and Graduation.

We want to make sure that all seniors understand the expectations for grades, behavior, and attendance during the spring semester. Failure to meet these expectations could lead to students not being able to participate in these important extra events.

PASSING CLASSES
•	Seniors are expected to have passing grades in all classes at all times in order to maintain Senior Privileges.
•	On White Card Day, any Senior who has not passed a required class and/or does not have enough credits to graduate will be contacted and informed they will not be allowed to participate in Senior Activities or Graduation Ceremonies.

BEHAVIOR REFERRALS
•	Any senior who commits a suspendable offense or a Code of Conduct offense during the first or second semester of their Senior year may be removed from participating in some or ALL Senior Activities, including the Graduation Ceremony at any of our CUSD sites.
•	Any senior in an off-site Alternative Educational setting during the second semester will not be enrolled in CEHS and therefore will not be allowed to attend ANY Senior Activities, including the Graduation Ceremony.
•	Students placed in a site-based Alternative Education setting due to disciplinary reasons will not be allowed to attend ANY extra Senior Activities or to participate in the Graduation Ceremony.

ATTENDANCE
•	Students are expected to attend all classes. Truancies, excessive absences, or tardies could result in loss of Senior Privileges and Senior Activities including Graduation.

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES REGARDING STUDENTS WHO ARE 18 YEARS OLD
•	It is important to understand when a student turns 18 years old in the State of California, he/she is considered an adult. Enrollment at Clovis East High School as an adult is a privilege. Any violation of grades, behavior, and/or attendance may result in transfer to Adult School which would result in being removed from ALL Senior Activities including the Graduation Ceremony.

I have read the above information and understand that Senior Activities are a privilege that can be lost because of poor attendance, behavior, grades, or other poor decisions.

Student Name (Printed)	Student Signature	Student ID #	Date

Please turn this form in to your Gov/Econ teacher by November 9th CART students may turn this form in to Dr. Torossian’s Office (CE Main Office)

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Activities Office
3/1
Activities Office
Senior White Card Day
CE East Gym
A-H: 1:30pm
5/23	Grad Nite Students Check-in/Depart
Seniors Report at 6:00pm
Important Dates for Seniors Class of 2024

Date	Event	Location	Time/Details
	
11/1	Class of 2024 Panoramic	CE Track & Field	11:45am
	
11/3	Senior Baby Pictures Due	Online	Google Classroom
	
11/30-12/1 Graduate Services Cap & Gown Orders	Library Classroom	10:15am-3:30pm
	
12/9	Winter Formal	West Gym	7:00-10:00pm
	
12/19-12/21 Semester 1 Finals
	
1/11	Cap & Gown Orders Due	Graduate Services - 559.431.2541
	
Grad Nite $60 Deposit Due [Total Cost:$220]
	
1/26	Last Day to Order Yearbooks	Online	JostensYearbooks.com
	
2/7	Senior Class Speaker Application and Speech Due	Activities Office
	
2/8	Senior Yearbook Dedication Pages Due	Online	JostensYearbooks.com
	
2/13	Senior Parent Meeting	LLH	5:30-6:30pm
	
Grad Nite Remaining Balance Due [$160ifdepositpaid]
	
3/2	Sadie Hawkins Dance	CE West Gym	7:00-10:00pm
	
3/12	DP/Activities Senior Meeting	LLH	Gov/Econ Classes
	
3/19	Powder Puff Game	CE Track & Field	6:00pm
	
4/9	Senior Breakfast & Meeting	CE East Gym	8:30am-12:15pm
	
4/15	NHS Ceremony	CE Amphitheater	6:00pm
	
5/1-5/2	Senior Checkout Forms Distributed	Gov/Econ Classes
	
5/3	Grad Nite Medication Form & Medication Due	CE Health Office
	
5/6	CSF Awards Banquet	Clovis Veterans Memorial Building     6:30pm
	
5/7	Military Signing Day	CE Amphitheater	3:45pm
	
5/9	Scholarship Night	CE MPR	5:30pm
	
5/16-5/17     SENIOR FINALS
	
5/18	Junior/Senior Prom	Wolf Lakes Park	6-10pm

5/20	Seniorobligationsclearedby4pm	Seniors attend ALL CLASSES this day
	
5/20	Senior Final Make-ups
	
5/20	CE Food Fair & Talent Show	CE Amphitheater	Lunch
	
Seniors Report: 10:40 am West Gym Valedictorians,Salutatorians,Academic
5/21	Senior Farewell Rally	CE East Gym	 ScholarsofDistinction,orthose entering the militaryaftergraduationmustarrive at9am foramandatorygraduationmeeting
	
1:30pm - 3:00pm (by Last Name)
5/21	Senior Checkout / Cap and Gown Distribution	CE West Gym	I-R:2:00pm
S-Z:2:30pm
	
5/21	Senior Yearbook Distribution (withSeniorCheckout)	CE East Gym	1:30pm - 3:00pm
	
5/21	Senior Sunset	CE Track & Field	7:15pm
	
5/22	8th Annual Parade of Graduates (Grad Walk)	CE East Gym	8:15am
	
5/22	Pre-Ceremony Grad Video Filming	Activities Office	10:30am
	
5/22	Senior Lunch / Yearbook Signing	CE West Gym	11:00am - 12:30pm
	
5/23	Graduation Practice #1 / Senior Meeting	CE East Gym	8:15am - 11:00am
	
CE West Gym	Drop Off Items to West Gym: 7:30am CE East Gym	Report Back to East Gym: 11:15am
	
5/24	Grad Nite Students RETURN	8:00am
	
5/27	Memorial Day - No School
	
5/28	Graduation Practice #2	CE East Gym	8:15am - 12:30pm
	
5/28	Baccalaureate	Loma Vista Community Church	6:00pm
	
5/29	Graduation Practice #3	CE East Gym	8:15am - 12:30pm
	
5/30	Graduation Practice #4	Lamonica Stadium	7:45am - 11:30am
	
5/30	2023 GRADUATION @ Lamonica	Lamonica Stadium	Ceremony Begins at 7:30pm
	
5/30-5/31 Sober Grad	Bowlero Clovis	11pm - 3am

GRAD NITE AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD Thursday, May23rd, throughFriday, May24th

Don't miss the biggest party of the year, celebrating YOU, the Graduating Class of 2024!

Universal Studios Hollywood Grad Bash includes admission to Universal Studios Hollywood beginning at 4pm with rides and attractions including the all new Super Nintendo Land featuring Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, as well as the world famous Studio Tram Tour featuring King Kong 360 3-D and the Fast and the Furious - The Ride. You'll also be able to experience the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Hogsmeade featuring the Flight of the Hippogriff coaster and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. In the Lower Lot, there is also the Revenge of the Mummy rollercoaster, the Secret Life of Pets - Off the Leash, The Transformers Ride, and Jurassic World. On the Upper Lot, you can enjoy Springfield USA and the Simpsons Ride, Kung Fu Panda, Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem, and more!

COST: $220

(Includes transportation, early access admission ticket, and admission to the private party from 9pm-2am)

NON-REFUNDABLE Deposit of $60 is DUE by January 12, 2024

NON-REFUNDABLE Final Payment of $160 DUE by March 1, 2024 (NO EXCEPTIONS!)

There will be NO REFUNDS for any reason, including but not limited to disenrollment, suspension, disqualification from graduation activities due to grades, insufficient credits, or behavior, injury, illness, transfer to a different school, etc.

Payments are accepted in the Activities Office before school, at lunch, and after school. We accept cash, check (made payable to Clovis USD), and physical credit/debit cards. Payments of the full cost can also be paid online at: clovisusd.revtrak.net

If you need a payment plan or special financial arrangements or assistance, please come to the Activities Office before January 10, 2024. If you want to go, we want you there and will work something out for you!

STAY INFORMED

Make sure you are checking the Class of 2024 Google Classroom frequently!

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Instagram: @CEHSactivities

8th Annual Paradeof Graduates (Grad Walk)

All seniors will be participating in the 8th Annual Parade of Graduates, also calledGrad Walk, on Wednesday, May 22nd. Seniors will wear graduation attire and their cap & gown, walk through the Clovis East and Reyburn campus, then travel to one of our 8 elementary feeder schools. At the elementary school, seniors will parade through that campus before taking photos and returning to Clovis East. This mandatory event is one of the most beloved traditions in the Clovis East area.

Seniors will need to complete the survey posted in the Class of 2024 Google Classroom or at the QR codebelow by Thursday, November 9th.

Important Senior Information Contact your Class Advisors with Questions!

Ms. Morris (amandamorris@cusd.com) & Mrs. Ford (amberford@cusd.com)

What songs do you want to hear at graduation? Fill out this form  to give your ideas! Make sure they are school appropriate! Deadline is December 1st!

Did you miss ordering your Senior Shirt or Sweatshirt?
You can still get one! Sweatshirts are available for $35 in the Pack Shack while supplies last!

Want to be featured in the Senior Slideshow? Start submitting your pictures now! Email your pictures to: CESeniorSlideshow@gmail.com by March 8th!

Clovis East Alma Mater

When the morning light has come And the night has been released We turn toward the rising sun Watching over Clovis East.
Where the sweet green fields abound, Hallowed halls we walk in peace;
And the circle of our town Comes together Clovis East.
Clovis East, your Sierras standing guard over your dream.
Clovis East, fill the valley with our spirit strong and clean.
Proud the legacy we leave, Glorious victories achieved,
Timberwolves come stand beside me ...Clovis East.

Clovis East Alma Mater

When the morning light has come And the night has been released We turn toward the rising sun Watching over Clovis East.
Where the sweet green fields abound, Hallowed halls we walk in peace;
And the circle of our town Comes together Clovis East.
Clovis East, your Sierras standing guard over your dream.
Clovis East, fill the valley with our spirit strong and clean.
Proud the legacy we leave, Glorious victories achieved,
Timberwolves come stand beside me ...Clovis East.

Clovis East Alma Mater

When the morning light has come And the night has been released We turn toward the rising sun Watching over Clovis East.
Where the sweet green fields abound, Hallowed halls we walk in peace;
And the circle of our town Comes together Clovis East.
Clovis East, your Sierras standing guard over your dream.
Clovis East, fill the valley with our spirit strong and clean.
Proud the legacy we leave, Glorious victories achieved,
Timberwolves come stand beside me ...Clovis East.

Clovis East Alma Mater

When the morning light has come And the night has been released We turn toward the rising sun Watching over Clovis East.
Where the sweet green fields abound, Hallowed halls we walk in peace;
And the circle of our town Comes together Clovis East.
Clovis East, your Sierras standing guard over your dream.
Clovis East, fill the valley with our spirit strong and clean.
Proud the legacy we leave, Glorious victories achieved,
Timberwolves come stand beside me ...Clovis East.

CEHS APPLICATION FOR SENIOR CLASS SPEAKER Due by February 7th, 2024

Name: 	

Student Email: 	

Theme of Speech: 	

Student ID#: 	

Current GPA: 	

Approx. Speech Length (in time): 	

Please list the reason(s) why you would like to be a class speaker and speak at graduation:

List any activities that you have participated in during your high school career:

Teacher’s Recommendation: Please list 3 teachers who would give an accurate assessment of your abilities in public speaking (other than your Class Advisor(s), Activities Director, or Counselor).

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Timeline: (subject to change – check senior Google Classrooms for updates)

•	Application with signed Code of Ethics and the rough draft of your speech must be turned into the Activities Office by February 7th

•	You will give your speech to a panel of judges the weeks of February 13th or 20th during lunch (preliminary judging).

•	 In the end of February / beginning of March, you will need to attend a speech workshop to revise your speech and work on your public speaking skills. More information will be provided during prelims. The Final Draft of your speech is due to the Activities Office on March 4th during lunch.

•	 Please be ready during the week of March 5th – March 8th OR March 11th – March 15th to give the FINAL DRAFT of your speech in front of the judging panel. This could determine whether you will continue on to deliver your speech in front of your classmates.

•	The top speeches will be chosen and will be given during the Senior Class Meeting on April 9th. During that time, the senior class will vote on the speech that they want heard during graduation, and this result will be added to your judges’ scores and a winner will be announced.

Speech:
Remember: You will be the voice of your graduating class and you will be representing your entire class with your speech. Please keep in mind that this is not a time to thank everyone who got YOU to this moment, but a time to celebrate your class’ achievements. Your speech should have a clear theme, be general in nature, and have a message that relates to all graduates. Your speech should be typed in 12 pt Times New Roman font, double-spaced, and approximately 3 minutes in length. Please upload your speech to Google Docs and set sharing permissions to anyone with the link and share it with sarahburress@clovisusd.k12.ca.us.

Enter the link here: 	

Statement of Agreement
I certify that the information submitted on this form is accurate. I understand that the speech I am submitting today is a rough draft and that Clovis East High School administration reserves the right to make changes to the speech at any time. I agree to present the final speech for Graduation as it is written and approved.

Student Signature	Date

Please read and sign the Student Code of Conduct on the next page.

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENT PARTICIPANTS IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR/ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES

We believe that extra-curricular activities, including athletics, should demonstrate high standards of ethics and sportsmanship and promote the development of good character and other important life skills. We also believe that the highest potential of activities is achieved when participants are committed to pursuing victory with honor according to six core principles: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship (the “Six Pillars of Character”). This Code of Conduct applies to all students involved in extracurricular activities, including athletics.

A.	Trustworthiness

1.	Trustworthiness: Be worthy of trust in all you do.

2.	Integrity: Live up to high ideals of ethics and sportsmanship and always pursue victory with honor; do what’s right even when it’s unpopular or personally costly.
3.	Honesty: Live and compete honorably; don’t lie, cheat, steal, violate the laws of the community or engage in any other dishonest or unsportsmanlike conduct.
4.	Reliability: Fulﬁll commitments; do what you say you will do; be on time to practices and events. 5.	Loyalty: Be loyal to your school and team; put the team above personal glory.
B.	Respect

1.	Respect: Treat all people and school or private property with respect at all times and require the same of fellow students.

2.	Class: Live and play with class, be a good sport, be gracious in victory and accept defeat with dignity, help up fallen opponents, compliment extraordinary performance, and show sincere respect in pre- and post-event/game rituals.
3.	Disrespectful Conduct: Don’t engage in disrespectful conduct of any sort including profanity, obscene gestures, oﬀensive remarks of a sexual nature, trash-talking, taunting, hate motivated behavior, vandalism of property, boastful celebrations, gang related activity, sexual harassment, threat or intimidation of a student or group of students, hazing of any student, or other actions that demean individuals or the activity.
4.	Respect Oﬃcials/Supervisors: Treat contest oﬃcials with respect; don’t complain about or argue with oﬃcial calls or decisions during or after an athletic event. Treat supervisors with respect at all times.
C.	Responsibility

1.	Importance of Education: Be a student ﬁrst and commit to attending school on a regular basis without truancy problems and to earning your degree and getting the best education you can. Be honest with yourself about the likelihood of getting an athletic scholarship or playing on a professional level and remember that many universities will not recruit students that do not have a serious commitment to their education, the ability to succeed academically, or the character to represent their institution honorably.
2.	 Role-Modeling: Remember, participation in an extra-curricular activity, including a sport, is a privilege, not a right, and that you are expected to represent your school, coach/advisor, and teammates with honor on and oﬀ the ﬁeld. Consistently exhibit good character and conduct yourself as a positive role model.
3.	Self-Control: Exercise self-control; don’t ﬁght or show excessive displays of anger, frustration and don’t possess any type of weapon or use a weapon; have the strength to overcome the temptation to retaliate.
4.	Healthy Lifestyle: Safeguard your health; don’t use any illegal or unhealthy substances including alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; don’t sell or furnish any controlled substance; don’t engage in any unhealthy techniques to gain, lose, or maintain weight; don’t attend a party or activity where alcohol or other controlled substance are being illegally used.
5.	Integrity of the Game: Protect the integrity of the game; don’t gamble or associate with or deal with professional gamblers.

6.	Sexual Conduct: Sexual or romantic contact of any sort between students and coaches/advisors is improper and strictly forbidden. Report misconduct to proper authorities. The possession of pornographic materials is improper and strictly forbidden.
D.      Fairness

1.	Be Fair: Live up to high standards of fair play; be open-minded; always be willing to listen and learn. E.	Caring
1.	 Concern for Others: Demonstrate concern for others; never intentionally injure any player or engage in reckless behavior that might cause injury to yourself or others.
2.	 Teammates: Help promote the well-being of teammates by positive counseling and encouragement or by reporting any unhealthy or dangerous conduct to coaches.
F.	Citizenship

1.	Play by the Rules: Maintain a thorough knowledge of and abide by all applicable game and competition rules.

2.	 Spirit of rules: Honor the spirit and the letter of rules; avoid temptations to gain competitive advantage through improper gamesmanship techniques that violate the highest traditions of sportsmanship.
3.	Integrity: Refuse any solicitation by a District staﬀ member or any representative of the District’s interests for the purpose of securing enrollment and ultimate participation in the District’s programs; reject any undue inﬂuence in the inducement for enrollment, transfer to, or to remain in the District for purposes of participation in District extra-curricular or athletic programs; refuse any direct or indirect oﬀer of a salary, gratuity, education expenses, excessive or improper expenses, awards, beneﬁts, cash or the equivalent thereof for participation in the District’s programs.
I have read and understand the requirements of the Code of Conduct for Student Participants in Extra-Curricular/Athletic Activities and acknowledge that I may be disciplined or removed from a team/activity if I violate any of its provisions.

Signature:	

Print Name:	

Date:	

Student ID:	

Pursuing Victory with Honor: Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Character-Building Resources