Home of the Cowboys!
Chino High School

Adam Bailey, Principal

5472 Park Place— Chino, CA 91710
Phone: (909) 627-7351 — Fax: (909) 548-6004
District Calendar
CHS School Map

Senior Info

The following students won the CHAPSS drawing for perfect attendance during the month of January.

Sarah Looney - 2 Winter Formals
Brenna Fekete - Yearbook
Patrick Hofferth - GRAD Night Ticket
Allyson Tseko - Prom Ticket

The Class of 2012 presents the
2010 Winter Formal on February 13th from
7 to 11pm @ CHS Gym.
Tickets are $25 with ASB card $30 without and can be purchased in the Activities Office during lunch.
Click Here to select songs for Winter Formal
and rules of dance.

Chaperones needed for Winter Formal
Please email Teri Hargrvove at CHAPSS@LIVE.COM

CHAPSS rewards the students of Chino High School.
CHAPSS would like to recognize the students of
Chino High School.
Beginning in January, we will hold drawings for prizes.

The month of February is for students who made the CHAPSS Honor Roll.
(This means a 3.0 or higher GPA with no D's or F's on your first semester report card)
Your name will be placed in a drawing which will be held every Friday. We will also be drawing 10 names of students who improved on last year's STAR Test Scores on the first school day of the month.
The prizes for the month of February are:

2/1 - IN-N-Out Lunch (will be brought to student's at school on Thursday, Feb. 4)
2/5 - 2 Tickets to Winter Formal

2/12 - An El Chasqui Year Book (if winner has already purchased one, they will be reimbursed for it)
2/19 - One GRAD Night Voucher and
2/26 - One PromTicket.

March will be for students who are "Most Improved". We will draw names from the list of student's names that the teachers feel have improved in one or more areas in their classroom.

Keep up the good work Cowboys and Good Luck!

Academics	Cowboy Roundup
Our WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) report is available under the Info menu.	Be in the Know: DAILY BULLETIN Monthly Calendar
Meetings	Sports
CAHSEE Boot Camp Dear Parents of 10th and 12th graders (that haven't passed the CAHSEE), your child will be taking the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) on March 16th & 17th. This is the first time that 10th graders are taking the exam. Students are required to pass the exam to earn a high school diploma. If you would like your child to participate in our Saturday CAHSEE Boot Camps, please pick up an application from the counseling office or email the Assistant Principal at imelda_robledo@chino.k12.ca.us Town Hall Mtg. February 25th @ 6:00 pm Dear Parents, please join us to learns about the APS survey, WASC, the EAP test, and more! (Dear Parents of 11Th Graders: Please attend the meeting on February 25th in the MPR to learn more about the EAP (Early Assessment Program). All 11Th graders will have the opportunity to take this college-readiness test coming in up in March.) C.H.A.P.S.S. Chino High Association of Parents, Students & Staff Our next meeting is on Monday, February 22nd, @ 5:30 PM in the library. Meetings: 2nd Monday of every month at 5:30 pm (unless it falls on a Holiday) For more information, go to the Parent Pages ELAC Dates 6PM in the Library- Every 3rd Wednesday of: October, December, February, April & June School Site Council 2nd Thursday of the month at 3PM in the library	Sports Boosters Application Get more info at: highschoolsports.net Click Here to view Athletic Calendar Boys Basketball Link
Testing Information	Activities
For State Testing Info: Go to the blue column on the left and click on "Info", then click on "CHS Testing Information".	ASB Page
Library and Counseling	Policies
Parent information request Counseling Department Library 411	Reminder Parents, just a reminder, when picking up your student from the attendance office, please bring picture I.D. Thank you!
From the Principal	Attendance Counts
Howdy Partner, check out Sheriff Bailey's Web Page: Click Here Please visit my webpage as I update it as often as possible. Check out my new blog and slide shows!	Our goal this year is 97.5% attendance rate. Attendance Counts: Increase Student Success When students are absent from school, they miss valuable instruction time, have a hard time catching up, and lose state funding Ways to help your child succeed through attendance: Send children to school on minimum days as well as regularly scheduled days; plan vacations during non-school days, and schedule medical and dental appointments at the end of school or during non-school days

Need more info?

· Don’t forget to check the Student and Parent Resources on the Side Menu Bar.
The Menus at the top of this page have TONS of information
Email: Mr. Rosendahl

Click on the Create Parent Login tab at the top right to register as a parent on our website. Directions for creating a new account and/or adding your child(ren) to
your account can be found under Students●Parents in the top menu area.

No stilettos, spike heels, high heels .
Wedge soles, wide heels and flats ok

Home of the Cowboys!
Chino High School

Attendance Counts:
Increase Student Success

When students are absent from school, they miss valuable instruction time, have a hard time catching up, and lose state funding

Ways to help your child succeed through attendance:
Send children to school on minimum days as well as regularly scheduled days; plan vacations during non-school days, and schedule medical and dental appointments at the end of school or during non-school days

Home of the Cowboys! Chino High School

Attendance Counts: Increase Student Success

When students are absent from school, they miss valuable instruction time, have a hard time catching up, and lose state funding

Ways to help your child succeed through attendance: Send children to school on minimum days as well as regularly scheduled days; plan vacations during non-school days, and schedule medical and dental appointments at the end of school or during non-school days

Home of the Cowboys!
Chino High School

Attendance Counts:
Increase Student Success

Ways to help your child succeed through attendance:
Send children to school on minimum days as well as regularly scheduled days; plan vacations during non-school days, and schedule medical and dental appointments at the end of school or during non-school days