January 17 - January 22, 2022

The Clairemont School 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. Check out all the wonderful things happening at CHS next week.

Your CHS Admin Team

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Monday, January 17 - NO SCHOOL (MLK Jr. Day)

• NO ONSITE COVID TESTING DUE TO NON-INSTRUCTIONAL DAY (Make Up Day on Thursday, January 20)

• Varsity Wrestling at Montgomery High School (5:00 pm)

• Boys JV Basketball at Home vs. Hilltop High School (5:30 pm)

• Boys Varsity Basketball at Home vs. Hilltop (7:00 pm)

Tuesday, January 18

• School Site Council (SSC) (4:00 pm)

• Girls JV Water Polo at Home vs. Scripps Ranch High School (4:00 pm)

• Boys JV Soccer at Home vs. Bishops High School (4:00 pm)

• Girls JV Soccer at High Tech SD (4:00 pm)

• Girls Varsity Water Polo at Home vs. Scripps Ranch High School (5:00 pm)

• Boys Varsity Soccer at Home vs. Bishops High School (6:00 pm)

Wednesday, January 19

• Varsity Wrestling at Home vs. Crawford High School (5:00 pm) - Senior Night

Thursday, January 20

• MAKE-UP ONSITE COVID TESTING

• Girls JV Soccer at Home vs. La Jolla High School (4:00 pm)

• Girls Varsity Water Polo at Home vs. Santa Fe Christian High School (6:00 pm)

• Girls Varsity Soccer at Home vs. La Jolla High School (6:00 pm)

• Girls JV Water Polo at Home vs. Santa Fe Christian (7:00 pm)

Friday, January 21

• END OF SEMESTER 1

• Boys JV Soccer at Mira Mesa High School (4:00 pm)

• Girls JV Basketball at Patrick Henry (4:30 pm)

• Boys JV Basketball at Canyon Hills High School (5:30 pm)

• Girls Varsity Basketball at Home vs. Patrick Henry High School (6:00 pm)

• Boys Varsity Soccer at Mira Mesa High School (6:00 pm)

• Boys Varsity Basketball at Home vs. Canyon Hills High School (7:30 pm)

Saturday, January 22

• CORE ACADEMY (8:00 am - 12:00 pm)

• Varsity Wrestling at the San Pasqual Varsity Tournament (9:00 am)

• Girls Varsity Wrestling at Brawley High School (9:00 am)

• Girls Varsity Soccer at Home vs. High Tech SD (3:00 pm)

During the fall semester, the CHS Site Governance Team reviewed the school's Dress Code. After gathering input from a variety of stakeholders, including students, staff, and parents, the SGT made a number of revisions to the Dress Code. The updated Dress Code will go into effect on Monday, January 24 at the start of the second semester. Please see Clairemont's new Dress Code below:

CLAIREMONT HIGH SCHOOL DRESS CODE

Clairemont High School believes that the primary responsibility for a student’s attire resides with the student and parent/guardian. The school and district are responsible for seeing that student attire does not interfere with the health or safety of any students, and that student attire supports a purposeful academic learning environment.

In addition, as a Linked Learning Demonstration site, the academic program at Clairemont High School centers on preparing students for work-based learning experiences (i.e., Mock Interviews, Job Shadowing, Guest Speakers, Mentor Program, and Internship Program). As a result, student attire should foster a sense of professional confidence and support students in being focused and ready for the demands of work-based learning experiences.

STUDENTS MUST WEAR:

• Bottoms such as pants, sweatpants, shorts, skirts, dresses, or leggings

• Shirts with sleeves or shoulder straps that cover the entire torso

• Footwear (​* for student safety, athletic shoes are required for PE and sports ​participation)

• Student ID to be visible at all times during regular school hours while on campus

STUDENTS MAY WEAR:

• Religious headwear at any time

• Hoodie sweatshirts (no hoods in class)

• Leggings, as long as they are of a completely non see through material

• Ripped jeans, as long as underwear and buttocks are not exposed

• Hats and sunglasses outdoors during passing periods, at lunch, and at teacher discretion indoors

STUDENTS MAY NOT WEAR:

• Violent images or language

• Images or language depicting or advertising drugs or alcohol (or any illegal item or activity)

• Profanity, sexually explicit images, or pornography

• Images or language that creates an intimidating environment (such as gang related images or language)

• Visible underwear

• Beachwear (including bathing suits and tube tops)

• Sleepwear (including pajamas, robes, and/or slippers)

• Helmets or headgear that obscures the face (except as a religious observance)

SPECIAL EVENTS:

• On certain special occasions, students may be asked to “Dress to Impress” in professional or business casual attire for school sponsored events such as Mock Interviews, Mentor Meetings, Fieldtrips, Job Shadows, and Internships. To support students, Clairemont High does an annual Professional Clothing Drive where industry and community partners donate professional clothing that students can choose to take home and keep for free.

Students not wearing appropriate school attire will be required to change into school issued t-shirts or shorts/sweats or may be required to adjust apparel accordingly. Parents may be contacted to provide students with appropriate attire. Borrowed clothing needs to be returned at the end of the school day and students will be given their clothing back to take home. Any further incidents could be subject to administrative disciplinary actions

END OF SEMESTER 1

The first semester of the 2021-2022 school ends on Friday, January 21. As a friendly reminder, CHS will be following our Finals Day Schedule on Thursday, January 20 and Friday, January 21. On those days, school will let out at 2:35 pm. The bus schedule has also been adjusted for those days and will be departing campus at 2:45 pm. For a complete list of all Late-In and Finals Day Schedule dates, please see our 2021-2022 Bell Schedule.

TEACHER CONTACT INFORMATION

A full list of CHS Staff Contact information can be found on our school website at https://clairemont.sandiegounified.org/.

ATHLETICS COACHING CONTACTS

CHS COUNSELING GOOGLE CLASSROOMS

The CHS Counseling Staff has created grade level Google Classrooms to provide students with resources and supports during Online Learning. Although students were automatically enrolled in these classrooms based on their grade level, please have your child check their Google Classroom suite to be sure they are able to access this valuable resource.

For more information about CHS Counseling, check out our Clairemont Counseling webpage.

California Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) are required to post the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) School Guidance Checklist and the COVID Prevention Plan online. San Diego Unified has made these documents available for public review HERE.