CAASPP Testing- State Testing (4/23-4/27)

Juniors and Seniors at Mountain House High School will be participating in state testing the week of April 23-27. The school will be on a staggered start schedule to accommodate the testing in the morning. While only Juniors and Seniors will be participating in the testing, the schedule will impact all students.

Impact by Grade Level

8th Graders (Who are currently enrolled in math at MHHS)

• Will not come to MHHS the week of 4/23-4/27

Freshmen

• No Testing

• Report Monday-Friday (4/23-4/27) at 10:30am

Sophomores

• No Testing

• Report Monday-Friday(4/23-4/27)  at 10:30am

Juniors

• California Assessment of Student Progress and Performance (CAASPP) Test
• Report Monday-Friday at 8:00am

Seniors

• California Science Test (CAST)
• Report Friday (4/27) at 8:00am

*Please note that all CAASPP results will show on official transcripts.

Schedule

Date	4/23	4/24	4/25	4/26	4/27
Day	M	T	W	TH	F
8:00-10:15	Testing	Testing	Testing	Testing	Testing
10:15-10:30	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
10:30-11:45	Period 1	Period 4	Period 7	Period 3	Period 5
11:50-12:20	SUCCESS	SUCCESS	SUCCESS	SUCCESS	SUCCESS
12:20-12:50	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
12:55-2:10	Period 2	Period 5	Period 1	Advisory	Period 6
2:15-3:30	Period 3	Period 6	Period 2	Period 4	Period 7

All testing will be completed online so students should be prepared when they report on test day(s).

• Bring a FULLY charged Chromebook
• Bring headphones or earbuds (we have a limited supply to lend out).
• Eat a healthy breakfast each morning.
• Arrive ON TIME!

More information including reporting locations will be sent out in the near future.

Questions: Athena Duran Aduran@lammersvilleusd.net

HOSA State Leadership Conference 2018

The HOSA Future Health Professionals Student Organization has grown with Mountain House High School over the last four years.  In 2014 we took our first group of only twelve students to Sacramento for the State Leadership Conference. It was a big learning experience for all of us.  During Spring Break forty six students traveled to Anaheim for the State Leadership Conference along with over 3000 students from across. It was an amazing five days filled with camaraderie and friendship.   The conference is organized like other professional conferences with badges, keynote, speakers, displays, workshops as well as student competitions.  Rick Rigsby,  the second keynote speaker, was beyond dynamic receiving a standing ovation from the students.  The other keynote speakers were also very moving speaking about their experiences with stroke and mental health issues and how healthcare professionals have helped them over the years.  Some of the workshops available were suturing, bleeding control, careers, mental health, health issues. Two groups of MHHS student participated in the Friday evening Talent Show - Bollywood Dance Trio and HOSA Parody Song were the acts.  HOSA Parody Song performed by Manal Rasheed, Vedika Kanaki, Sriya Chilukuri and Tanaya Kollipara won first place allowing the MHHS students to sit in the front row for the Closing Ceremony. Of course the main focus of the competition was on student demonstrating their skills in health care/ biomedical science.  This an image of one MHHS simulating a patient when she volunteered for courtesy corp and another student completing the transfer a patient to a wheelchair skill in the Nurse Assisting competition.   Ormina Naveed was nominated to run as a California HOSA State Officer.   She interviewed with HOSA officers. Then participated in a member Meet and Greet during the conference.  Student voting delegates elected her during the HOSA Business Session. and she was inducted on stage at the Closing Ceremony as Region 1 Vice President.  We are incredibly proud of her achievement. The State Leadership Conference was an amazing experience for everyone involved.  We would like to thank the following people: Lorrie Brandt and Glenna Kiswani for their help on the financial end Delta College nurses and Christina Stevenson for their help in preparing the Biomedical Lab Science and Nurse Assisting students Shannen Enos for her help in preparing the CPR First Aid Students Charles Schallhorn, Abegail Dalman, Agnes Rani, and Nagamani Mummadisetty for chaperoning and judging at the State Leadership Conference All parents and school administration for their support Below is a list of student who were Top 10 State Finalists.  First place (Gold), Second Place (Silver) and Third Place (Bronze) competitors automatically qualify for the International Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas were they will compete with 9000 other students from across the world.  Students placed below that are alternates for the competition. Medical Innovation - Existing (Team Event) 1 Benjamin Witham 1 Nabil Mohammed 1 Hussain Chharawalla 1 Anndrei Miranda 5 Ormina Naveed 5 Manal Rasheed 5 Sriya Chilukuri Public Service Announcement (Team Event) 9 Ihuoma Kanu 9 Lauren Morales 9 Kevincy Fernando Biomedical Laboratory Science 2 Nabil Mohammed 5 Hussain Chharawalla 6 Manal Rasheed Nursing Assisting 1 Isaac Natividad 4 Abby Mae Dalman 7 Samantha Hoang Extemporaneous Health Poster 1 Abigail Buena 8 Abby Mae Dalman Health Career Photography 5 Avani Maddipatla 6 Surabhi Hareendranath 7 Baani Minhas 8 Bhanu Surabi Upadhyayula Prepared Speaking 2 Nidhi Bhaskarabhotla Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking 1 Tanaya Kollipara 6 Ellexis Monsanto 9 Linda Jerome 10 Harjap Sandhu Barbara James Service Award - Nidhi Bhaskarabhotla - Bronze Level National Service Project - Sriya Chilukuri

Winterguard and Winter Percussion CHAMPIONS!

The MHHS Mustangs Winter Guard & Winter Percussion competed on Saturday, March 31, 2018 at the Central Valley Guard & Percussion Circuit Championships and were crowned Champions.

The Winter Guard were named Champions for the Regional AA classification and the Winter Percussion was named Champions for the Scholastic A classification.

These groups did an amazing job representing our community and school. This is the 2nd time in 4 years that our Winter Percussion has taken Circuit Champions since the school opened in 2014.

Please help us in congratulating them on their accomplishments!