April 7 - April 11, 2025

Hoover's Student Week At a Glance (SWAG) is intended to provide students, staff, and families with timely information about upcoming events and important announcements for the coming week!

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Monday, April 7

Transcendance Dance Workshop (204 @ 4:30 PM)

Tuesday, April 8

Hoover Market (600 Building Area @ 2:30 PM)
Community Law Project (Parent Center @ 2:30 PM)

Wednesday, April 9

Fro-Yo Wednesday (South Quad @ Lunch)
YWSC [Young Womxn's Studies Club] (358 @ Lunch)
Transcendance Dance Workshop (204 @ 3:30 PM)

Thursday, April 10

SWOL- Students Without Limits (PAC @ Lunch)

Friday, April 11

Happy Friday!

Saturday, April 12

Saturday School (Library @ 8:00 AM)

Weekly Athletic Calendar

Discover UCSD Summer 2025 College Courses Application due April 11

This Summer the Office of College, Career and Technical Education (CCTE) and UCSD is continuing the partnership to offer the Discover UC San Diego program which offers the opportunity to take lower division UCSD college courses!

The application for Discover UC San Diego Summer 2025 session is now available to SDUSD high school students. Discover UC San Diego will be offering the following online college credit courses:

Summer 2025 Course Dates-Tuesday, May 27, 2025-Friday, August 15

CSE XSD 6 - Introduction to Computer Science and Object-Oriented Programming Python

SIO XSD 20 - The Atmosphere

CLAS XSD 121R – World Wisdom Traditions

LTLA XSD 1 - Beginning Latin (Required Weekly Synchronous Sessions via Zoom on Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 4:30pm – 5:30 pm)

LTSP XSD 2A - Intermediate Spanish I

Application deadline April 11, 2025

UPCOMING EVENTS

ACT Test Dates 2024-2025

Please see your School Counselor for ACT Test Fee Waiver.

SHOUT OUTS

Red Cards at the FIRST Robotics San Diego Regional

This past weekend, Hoover's Robotics Team, the Red Cards, competed at the FIRST Robotics San Diego Regional. Led by their advisor, Mr. Wetzel, the Red Cards have been working diligently since early January, when they were given six weeks to design, build, and program their robot. This year's challenge, Reefscape, required teams to build robots capable of scoring PVC pipes (called "Coral") and playground balls ("Algae") into goals, as well as climbing structures called "Cages" on a truss known as the "Barge" for additional points. FIRST Robotics is an international competition that encourages high school students to develop skills in engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving through real-world challenges. At the regional event, the Red Cards demonstrated their creativity and technical expertise, navigating the complex tasks of Reefscape with resilience and innovation. Their dedication exemplifies the true spirit of FIRST!

SABE 11th Grade Building Taylor Guitars

This past week, Mr. Leon had the chance to visit Mr. Gonzalez’s class and see the amazing work our students are doing in woodshop class. Very cool to see our students working on their guitars and the pride they put into their work was evident. This project is part of SABE's collaboration with local guitar company, Taylor Guitars.

FUNDRAISERS