CAHS News

Week of June 1-5

Video Message from Mr. Moen:

Hello Caimans!

Mr. Moen's Weekly Update

Video: https://youtu.be/j35JHy69kos

CAHS Weekly News Is Found Here: https://sites.google.com/classicalacademy.com/cahs-resource/home/cahs-news


Highlights from Mr. Moen’s Video:

Grades 9-11 Gear Down and Pick-Up

Last name A-L- Wednesday, June 3, 2020 from 12:00 pm-4:00 pm (see below)

Last name M-Z- Thursday, June 4, 2020 from 8:00 am-12:00 pm (see below)

Location: CAHS main hallway

  • Students/Parents may park in the student parking lot and security will be available to assist at the crosswalk and school entrance. Social distancing will be enforced. No loitering or gathering in groups will be allowed.

  • Students/Parents must wear face coverings before entering the building. All CAHS team members will wear masks.

  • Please bring all textbooks, computers, and team uniforms. Please wash uniforms, place in a zip lock bag and label with the student's name please.

Last name A-L- Wednesday, June 3, 2020 from 12:00 pm-4:00 pm

  • A-C - 12:00 pm 1:00 pm

  • D-F - 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

  • G-I - 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  • J-L - 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Last name M-Z- Thursday, June 4, 2020 from 8:00 am-12:00 pm

  • M-O - 8:00 am - 9:00 am

  • P-R - 9:00 am - 10:00 am

  • S-V - 10:00 am -11:00 am

  • W-Z - 11:00 am -12:00 pm


click link here: https://youtu.be/j35JHy69kos

A Message from Ms. Hughes

In light of what our country is facing, the Counseling Team will be putting together a resource folder on Tolerance, Equity and how to speak to your kids about the current events. Our goal is to help and support you to raise our children to be compassionate people who participate as responsible citizens in a democracy Therefore, we need to find ways to talk with them about the thorny issues that we struggle with as a country.

These resources and more are available on The Counseling Department Group Page, Access Code: 2B5D5-ZWVCX

To view the update, click the link below:

http://app.schoology.com/school/40658123/update/2562850074


California Parent and Youth Helpline

The California Department of Social Services is supporting Parents Anonymous in the launch of the new California Parent and Youth Helpline, which provides support and resource referrals to parents and youth during the COVID-19 pandemic. The service is available seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call or text 1-855-4-A-PARENT (855-427-2736) for services in English, Spanish, and other languages. Please share this resource with your students and families. For more information, visit caparentyouthhelpline.org/.


For many young people, sheltering at home means missing milestones and public recognition of their achievements. This is especially true for seniors graduating from high school and college. Attached is a great article from NPR if you have or are a Senior feeling all the feelings this quaranine is bringing us.

Also remember that I am here to listen and support. I am hosting virtual support sessions for students, through Google Hangouts or over the phone.

To connect, simply fill out the CAHS Counseling Referral Form. Within 24 “school” hours (Monday-Friday 8am-3pm) of the referral being received I will personally connect to you or your student through Schoology to set up an appointment of their choice.

Take Care and Be Safe!

Grades 9-11 Gear Down and Pick-Up

Last name A-L- Wednesday, June 3, 2020 from 12:00 pm-4:00 pm (see below)

Last name M-Z- Thursday, June 4, 2020 from 8:00 am-12:00 pm (see below)

Location: CAHS main hallway

  • Students may park in the student parking lot and security will be available to assist at the crosswalk and school entrance. Social distancing will be enforced. No loitering or gathering in groups will be allowed.

  • Students must wear face coverings at all times. All CAHS team members will wear masks and gloves.

  • Please bring all textbooks, computers, and team uniforms. Please wash uniforms, place in a zip lock bag and label with the student's name please.

Last name A-L- Wednesday, June 3, 2020 from 12:00 pm-4:00 pm

  • A-C - 12:00 pm 1:00 pm

  • D-F - 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

  • G-I - 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  • J-L - 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Last name M-Z- Thursday, June 4, 2020 from 8:00 am-12:00 pm

  • M-O - 8:00 am - 9:00 am

  • P-R - 9:00 am - 10:00 am

  • S-V - 10:00 am -11:00 am

  • W-Z - 11:00 am -12:00 pm

CAHS Journalism Staff Information and Application

Do you have a flare for art or graphic design? Do you want to tell a story through photography? Have you always had a knack for writing?


Join the nationally ranked CAHS Journalism Staff for the 2020-2021 school year to produce both an award-winning Yearbook and an exceptional Online Newspaper Publication. Throughout the school year, our staff documents CAHS history in the making - from assemblies, school dances, intense sporting events, and so many other things that make students' high school experiences unique and worthwhile. Staff members will participate in a workplace environment similar to ones found in the real world, and will grow in terms of communication, time management, and leadership skills.


According to the American Press Institute, students who work on high school yearbooks and newspapers:

- Get better grades in high school

- Earn higher scores in the ACT

- Get better grades as college freshmen


Incoming 9-12th graders can join our amazing Journalism Staff in 3 easy steps!

1. Click the link below to fill out a quick application form (https://forms.gle/Pt5vMeeumw1tJNC9A)

2. Send in 2 letters of recommendation: 1 from a photography/art/english teacher and 1 one from a teacher of their choice. More instructions regarding letters of recommendation are provided inside the application form

3. Select which times work best for a quick and relaxed Zoom meeting inside the application form; we'd love to get to know you better!

ATTENTION SENIOR UPDATE

Late Drop Off / Pick Up

If you were unable to return your textbooks and pick up your cap and gown, you may come to campus on Wednesday, June 3 (12:00 noon - 4:00pm) or Thursday, June 4 (8am-12:00 noon), staff will be on campus to help with your drop off/pick up needs.

CAHS Class of 2020 Studio Graduation Guidelines

We have finalized our overall plan to honor you and your accomplishments on June 6, 2020, as we celebrate this important milestone in your high school career at CAHS. We want to provide graduates and their families more details specifically regarding the graduation process and Commencement Ceremony with our “Caiman Caravan”. We are pleased to announce the graduates will be allowed to leave the vehicle! Please see updated information below and highlighted in yellow! -Once a Caiman, Always a Caiman

June 6, 2020 Graduation Caiman Caravan, Diplomas, Photo Opportunity

(This event will be livestreamed on Instagram and YouTube)

Graduation Code of Conduct

By participating in the graduation celebration, you agree to abide by the following:

  • One graduate per vehicle (unless from the same household).

  • Only families from the same household should travel together.

  • One vehicle per family please. (If your student belongs to two households, two vehicles will be allowed to travel together in line.)

  • There will not be standing room for additional family or friends but the event will be livestreamed on Instagram.

  • Because we want to be mindful of our neighbors, all vehicles are expected to follow the traffic routes marked on the streets.

  • With the exception of the graduate, all vehicle occupants and personal items must remain in the vehicle at all times.

  • There will be no restroom facilities available.

  • Graduates should arrive dressed in their cap and gown. Caps may be decorated and personal regalia (i.e. leis) will be allowed provided they are school-appropriate.

  • Social distancing rules will be enforced throughout the event.

  • All other campus regulations remain in effect (no smoking, no alcohol, no fireworks or confetti poppers, etc.).


Process

Before June 6:

Each graduate should print out their name (phonetically spelled) on a 3x5 card. (Please use your appointment card.) Have this card with you when you exit your vehicle.

At your assigned time on June 6:

  1. Please arrive at your assigned time slot on your appointment card.

  2. The graduate should sit in the front right passenger seat if possible.

  3. Directions: From Broadway, please enter the queuing lane on Pennsylvania Ave. You will be driving clockwise around the campus turning right on Juniper Ave., right on Valley Parkway, right on Kalmia Ave, and then a final right on Pennsylvania Ave. before turning into the Front Driveway in front of the school. (See Map Below)

  4. After turning into the parking lot, graduates will exit the vehicle with their 3x5 name card in hand.

  5. Graduates will pick up their diploma cover and place their 3x5 name card on the table.

  6. Graduates will walk onto the stage when their name is called and will have a professional photo taken. (Digital photos will be made available free to graduates and their family.)

  7. After the professional photo is taken, the car will pull up next to the stage to take personal photos. (Your family photographer should sit on the driver’s side).

  8. Graduates will proceed to the diploma table where they will receive their official diploma before getting back in their vehicle.

  9. Families are encouraged to honk, decorate their vehicles, and celebrate with their graduate from within their vehicle!

Our Campus Supervisors and Administration will be present to ensure an honorable, safe, and enjoyable experience for all of our graduates and their families.

June 6, 2020: Commencement Ceremony Video

The prerecorded Commencement Ceremony video will be released on YouTube at 1:00pm on Saturday, June 6. The ceremony will include Executive Director and Principal’s address, Salutatory speech, Valedictory speech, Class Officer speeches, special music by graduates, scrolling of names and photos of each senior, list of college and university acceptances, and the Turning of Tassels. The video will end with special messages from the CAHS team members. We hope that you will tune in live at 1pm for this important event!


If you missed the Senior Assembly. Don't forget to watch this before graduation! Senior Assembly Video

URGENT SENIOR UPDATE

Congratulations on your approaching graduation! Please complete the Class of 2020 Senior Exit Survey in Naviance ASAP. This is one of several important items on your graduation checklist.

To access the survey, please log in to your Naviance account at https://student.naviance.com/cahs . Click on the “The About Me” tab in the top right corner, then choose “My Surveys”, Click “Surveys Not Started”, and then select the “Class of 2020 Senior Exit Survey”.

Amazon Smile Benefits Classical Academy High School

Online shopping during the pandemic has surged! If you shop on Amazon, be sure to register with AmazonSmile to make a donation while you shop! Use the NEW link below to bookmark the AmazonSmile program.

CAHS & CAHS-PL: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/33-0857665

Seniors Parents - Purchase a Commemorative Brick for your Senior!

With our collective stay at home orders we would normally be planning for your son or daughter’s graduation with lots of events and activities. Not wanting you to miss a chance to memorialize your family’s impact at CAHS, the North County Education Foundation invites you to leave a lasting legacy at Classical Academy High School by purchasing a commemorative brick! Your student's name can permanently reside on campus for generations to see. Leave a memory for a favorite teacher, student, relative, classmate, loved one, or as a token of gratitude HERE!

CAHS Performance Teams

2020-2021 VIRTUAL AUDITIONS

CAHS Band

CAHS will have a Marching Band and a Drumline in the fall.

Band Camp will start 8/10.

There are no tryouts for Band, everyone is welcome, to take the class, or the Monday group.

There are Drumline placement auditions that will be during Band Camp.

At this time, we are encouraging anyone who is interested to contact me at sroberson@classicalacademy.com for all the information as it develops along with the quarantine.

No experience / no personal instrument required to join!

Caiman Crescendos & Legato Ladies Singing Ensembles

Auditions will occur via video during the month of May.

Students should videotape themselves singing for 1 minute and send to the instructor.

Any style of music is fine.

Please email audition video: jmccormick@classicalacademy.com

Deadline: Please submit audition video by June 1st.

Attention Seniors!

If you are a senior, we would like to honor you! While we can’t take a photo with the Caiman currently, please send in a photo of yourself (or your student) to be posted on school social media.

Along with the photo please send a 3-4 sentence blurb answering one or more of the following topics:

-Favorite high school memory?

-What will you will miss most about high school?

-Is there anyone you would like to thank?

-Future plans? College, major, or career?

If you prefer, send us a short video clip 60 seconds or less answering the questions above! We want to see you and honor you seniors!

Send photo or video and your blurb to Mr. Moen at danamoen@classicalacademy.com

We will be posting these over the next month or so please send when you are ready and it will be posted on FB and IG. We want to honor you seniors!

Last Chance to Purchase a Yearbook - There are only few left!

Purchase a CAHS Yearbook

Use this link and code www.yearbookordercenter.com code 8324

Future Events


ASB/CAHS Club Information

Social/Emotional Information

College and Career

SENIORS & JUNIORS: In order for you to graduate and/or to get the courses you requested for next year, you must get us your Community College Transcripts, or other institutional transcripts, such as BYU, ASAP. Palomar College will close out the Spring semester the week of May 18.

IMPORTANT: If you are an AP student and run into testing issues on test day (technical or otherwise) please call this number: College Board Student Hotline - 888-225-5427

Please log in to your College Board account as soon as possible to check on the following:

1. That your email is a current working email account with the College Board

2. Review each of the AP exams that you are signed up for this year. Remember signing up for AP exams this year was a TWO part process:

1. You must have paid on Total Registration

2. You must have signed into your AP classroom/classrooms with the AP classroom access code/codes given to you by each of your AP teachers. This is how College Board AP exams were ordered


Below are some important AP exam and College Board changes designed to help and support students this school year:

What Do I Need to Do?

Please make certain that the College Board has your up to date e-mail address as this is where the AP exam/exams will be sent to you. The email used should be one that you check frequently and be one that can receive emails from an "outside sender". Students should plan to update their CB email if needed to an active, personal email address they check regularly. Please do this as soon as possible.

If you have questions regarding your email account please log in to your College Board account and/or contact the College Board directly at 866-315-6068. Due to privacy issues, the counseling department cannot view your College Board account or make any new changes to your personal account.

  • Traditional face-to-face exam administrations will not take place. Students will take a 45-minute online free-response exam at home.

  • Some students may want to take the exam sooner rather than later, while the content is still fresh. Other students may want more time to practice. For each AP subject, there will be 2 different testing dates. However, we do not have those testing dates available to us yet. These dates and more details will be announced in early April.

  • Please visit https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/coronavirus-updates for more information and helpful resources as you prepare for AP exams.

Any requested cancellations of AP exams through Total Registration can only be refunded after the last AP exam is taken on June 5th.


Exciting News! Our CAHS students are being accepted to many colleges and universities across the nation. Here are just a few:

Albion College, Arizona State University-Tempe, Azusa Pacific University, Baylor University, Belmont University, Biola University, Butler University,California Baptist University, California State Polytechnic University- Pomona, California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo, California State University-Channel Islands, California State University-Fullerton, California State University-Monterey Bay, California State University-Northridge, California State University-San Marcos, University of California-Irvine, University of California-Irvine (School of Biological Sciences), University of California-Los Angeles,University of California-Santa Barbara, Cedarville University, Columbia University, Concordia University-Irvine, Eckerd College, Grand Canyon University-Traditional Campus, Indiana State University, Indiana University - Purdue, University Indianapolis-Indiana, Wesleyan University-Marion, University of Iowa, Lee University, LeTourneau University, MarquetteUniversity, University of Mary, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Montana State University, Bozeman, Northern Arizona University, Pacific Lutheran University, Palomar College, Pepperdine University, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus, Point Loma Nazarene University, University of Portland, Regis University, Saint Mary's College of California, San Diego Miramar College, San Diego State University, Seattle Pacific University, Studio School Los Angeles, Trinity Western University, Union University, Waynesburg University, Westmont College, Wheaton College, Texas A&M University, University of California-San Diego, University of Southern California, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach, George Fox University, UC Berkeley


Attention Seniors: Important Counseling News

Please let Karen Withem or Natalie Mauhili (Academic and College Counselors) know where you will be attending college or your postsecondary plans once that final decision has been made. We'd love to hear and share your story. You can let them know by emailing them your favorite picture along with a short blurb about your future plans. (i.e. if you are attending a community college/4 year university/trade school/apprenticeship, please include where you will be attending and your college major and/or career goals).

Karen Withem- kwithem@classicalacademy.com

Natalie Mauhili- nmauhili@classicalacademy.com

It is important that you mark all the colleges that have accepted you in Naviance. You do this by logging in to your Naviance account, click on the pencil edit icon in the "Colleges I am Applying to List" then mark the result.


URGENT SENIOR UPDATE


Congratulations on your approaching graduation! Please complete the Class of 2020 Senior Exit Survey in Naviance ASAP. This is one of several important items on your graduation checklist.


To access the survey, please log in to your Naviance account at https://student.naviance.com/cahs . Click on the “The About Me” tab in the top right corner, then choose “My Surveys”, Click “Surveys Not Started”, and then select the “Class of 2020 Senior Exit Survey”.


Are you a Senior planning to go to Palomar College after you graduate? This is for you! Seniors: Important Update Below!

Please review the steps in the link below for priority enrollment and refer to the Palomar College website for more up-to-date information regarding COVID-19 and enrollment.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oGrRFkezT4It9PoqEvRCxJ_fRYLOKMXmh_P0_1I7ATs/edit?usp=sharing


Important Palomar College Update for Seniors!

Palomar College is eager to welcome the graduating students to their Comet family. This year, they are providing their Discover Palomar services remotely.

All new applicants will receive a ‘Welcome’ email with guidance about the onboarding and course registration process. Fall registration begins June 4th and extends through the summer; Fall classes begin August 24, 2020.

New students have an opportunity to complete the following services on-line:

Students who complete all three steps will receive:

  • Help reviewing course placement (English/Math)

  • A customized Education Plan created by a Palomar College counselor

  • Priority Registration between June 5th- 9th

We suggest you do the following to help you navigate Palomar College:

  • Check your Palomar email account. All official communication is delivered to your Palomar address.

  • Login to your MyPalomar portal to complete To-Do’s, check placement status and confirm your academic major.

  • Complete the Career Coach Assessment.

  • We suggest you download the Palomar College App for future student activities and notices.

  • Any student who is not 18 years old by the first day of Fall semester will need to complete the K-12 form prior to registering.

  • It’s not too late to apply! If there are any students interested in starting college this fall, Palomar College is happy to welcome you.


Lastly, Palomar College has decided to offer Fall 2020 courses on-line to reduce risk of COVID-19 spread. Their webpage has frequent status updates available at www.palomar.edu


Palomar Promise:

Important Information for Seniors: The Palomar College Promise Application is NOW OPEN! Attend College for FREE @ Palomar College for first-time college students!Please review the steps in the flyer below.Funds are limited and are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Start the application process NOW! Please Note: The FAFSA application is open as well and is another important step to being eligible for the Palomar Promise Program.

California State Update

The entire California State University system is taking all the necessary steps to mitigate the disruptions caused by COVID-19 while ensuring the health and safety for our students, faculty, staff and communities.

Please be assured that all CSU campuses are prepared to be as flexible as possible when working with fall 2020 applicants on meeting admission requirements and selection. This flexibility will vary by campus and potentially by major applied due to impaction. Although there has been disruption, as campuses transition to some or all staff working remotely, processing of applications and communications is still taking place. We would encourage fall 2020 applicants to continue to check their email and campus portals regularly.

If students have specific questions, they can contact campuses via email. Campus contact information can be found at: https://www2.calstate.edu/apply/Pages/contact-a-campus.aspx. We would encourage applicants to contact campuses via email and be patient while awaiting a response.

As more information becomes available we will send additional updates.


Seniors! Important Information Regarding Requesting Final Transcripts for College- Needs to be Completed Through Naviance:

Please review the important final transcript attachment regarding how to send AP scores and dual credit as well!

Requesting Final Transcripts in Naviance Student

For a student to request a final transcript from their school, the student must first select Accepted as the result for the application. The office status must indicate initial or mid-year materials submitted.

Once the application result has been updated, students can request a final transcript in Naviance Student.

Student Video: Request Final Transcripts in Naviance Student

https://www.screencast.com/t/X4WK0KNZN

Student Requests a Final Transcript in Naviance Student

1. From Naviance Student, navigate to Colleges > Colleges I'm Applying To.

2. Select Manage Transcripts.

3. Select Request Final Transcript for your Attending College.


Community College Summer Program:

If you are planning on taking a Community College course this summer, please know that the summer schedule for Palomar and Mira Costa have now been released. Please call the college directly regarding admissions and paperwork.


Summer School Options- Sign Up Now To Save A Spot

If your student needs to do summer school to make up missing or failed coursework that is needed for graduation OR just wants to get ahead with your classes this summer, CAHS recommends some of the following options. It is important to sign up for summer school ASAP as spots will be limited.

  • Innovation High School in Escondido: http://innovationsandiego.org/ They are a packet-based program and free option. Information regarding enrollment is below:

Enrollment- Go to their website https://innovationsandiego.org/ and click “Enroll”

Direct link to the form: https://sdwihs.plsis.com/mod.php/public/registration/enrollment_interest.php?__sp_window_id__=318885993

Staff will reach out to parents after this step is completed and walk through the rest of the process.

( If a student prefers 100% online, here is the link to San Diego Mission Academy: https://sdmissionacademy.org/ )

Direct lines to Innovation High School sites:

a. Escondido- 760-203-4804- press zero for front desk- Melissa Serrato can help answer questions

b. Vista- 760-477-5435- press zero for front desk- Melissa Serrato or Alfonso Solis can help answer questions

With all options, we always recommend checking to make sure the course is A-G approved before enrolling if you are trying to meet A-G requirements.


SAT EXAM ANNOUNCEMENT

The College Board is moving to a possible SAT exam digital format for students in the Fall if needed.

Please see link below:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/16/us/digital-sat-coronavirus-college-board/index.html


Quarter 4 Naviance Cohort Curriculum

Due to our shift to distance/online learning, the Academic and College Counseling department has set up Career Exploration lessons. These lessons are a continuation of The College Planning Lessons that were previously covered in Cohort during quarter 2. Please access this important resource on your Cohort Schoology page.


Check out CollegeBoard’s parent website that offers key dates and deadlines, details about financial aid, and more. You can also view additional parent webinars and get answers to frequently asked questions about many college planning subjects.

https://parents.collegeboard.org/?SFMC_cid=EM51578-&rid=30305688https://parents.collegeboard.org/?SFMC_cid=EM51578-&rid=30305688


COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

If you are still needing Community Service hours, please see below for some ideas:

- Clean out old blankets, sheets, towels and donate to an animal shelter (knowing the shelters are closed or by appointment only, students can prepare donations)

- Foster an animal

- Clean out closets and donate to Goodwill, Salvation Army, or other thrift stores accepting donations

- Video or record reading to a younger sibling

- Tutor younger students online

- Write cards or letters to people in need of comfort

- Pick up trash around your neighborhood following social distancing rules

- Send cards to deployed soldiers

- Donate to a charity

- Organize an online book club

- Clean out bookshelves to prepare to donate books once libraries reopen

- Be an online buddy to a younger friend of the family during this stressful time.

Fall Palomar College Enrollment Process

CAHS Brag Sheet

Naviance Reference Guide

College Boards + Khan Academy


Athletics

Sports Calendars and Information

See caimansports.com

Sports information contact:

Athletic Director: Chedly Benattia - cbenattia@classicalacademy.com

Athletic Secretary: Joann Goodman - joanngoodman@classicalacademy.com

Download our Caiman Sports app from any android or apple app store (caimansports.com).

Starting this fall, it will be our one stop location for all things CAHS sports...rosters, schedules, stats, media, coach communication, sport wear, etc.

It's an amazing app that will help you access all you need for CAHS athletics from your smart phone!


Golf/Head Coach

Brendon Boitano - bboitano@classicalacademy.com

Boys Tennis/Varsity Head Coach

Mercedes Cadiz

Boys Volleyball/Head Coach

Josiah Cruz - jcruz@classicalacademy.com

Swim/JV Head

Andrea Hoff - ahoff@classicalacademy.com

Boys Volleyball/Head Novice Coach

Aaron Hook - aaronhook@classicalacademy.com

Softball/Varsity Head Coach

Sean Isham - coachisham@att.net

Lacrosse/Varsity Head Coach

John Lambert - caimanlax@gmail.com

Boys Volleyball/Varsity Head Coach

Brian Lane - blane@classicalacademy.com

Boys Volleyball/Asst Coach

Andres Lopez - alopez@classicalacademy.com

Girls Beach Volleyball/Head Coach

Bridgette Salas - bsalasplus5@gmail.com

Baseball/Varsity Head Coach

Ron Sisler - coachsisler@gmail.com

Clay Sisler

Baseball/Varsity Asst Coach

Mike M

Track & Field/Varsity Head Coach

Tye Smith - tsw2011@gmail.com

Swim/Head Coach

Scott Smithers - scottsmithers319@gmail.com

Boys Tennis/Asst Coach

Crissy Verner - crissyverner@gmail.com

Surf

Joel Williams - jwilliams@classicalacademy.com

Swim/Asst Coach

Carley Woods - Carleywoods97@gmail.com

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