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Taft Union High School

STUDENT HANDBOOK2017-18

Table of ContentsPhone Directory 2Principal’s Message 2Daily Bulletin 3Drivers Training 3School Calendar/Planning Days 3Visitors Policy 3Guidance Counselors 3Graduation Requirements 3Student I.D. Card 3Transcript Request 3Scholarships 4Sexual Harassment Policy 4Bullying Policy 4Electronic Devices 4Cafeteria/Lunch Conduct 4Hall Passes 4Lost & Found 4Peace Officer Questioning &

Release 4Searches 5Suspension/Expulsion 5Tobacco Free-School 5Dance Regulations 5Dress Code 6Parking 6Attendance Office 7Absences 7Confidential Medical Services 7Tardies 7Senior Attendance Guidelines 7-8Off-Campus Pass 8Lockers 8Interdistrict Agreement 8Withdrawal 8Work Permits 8Library 9Tutoring/Homework Assistance 9Business Office 9ASB – Student Activities 10ASB – Student I.D. Card Benefits 10ASB – Elections 10Athletics Office 10M.O.T. Office 10Student Employment 10

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Transportation 10Daily Bell Schedules 11Campus Map & Directory 12

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TAFT UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Board of Trustees: John Kopp, Julie Ortlieb, Paul Linder, Rick Twisselman, Wendy Berry

Superintendent Blanca Cavazos Director of Alternative and Special Education Chelle KoernerDirector of Education Technology and Curricular Innovations Stacey StansberryPrincipal Mary Alice FinnAssistant Principal Monica ToroAthletic Director Peter LangoActivities Advisor April AshmoreAttendance Office 763-2310Business Office 763-2315Guidance Office 763-2328Library 763-2329Maintenance Office 763-2319Principal’s Office 763-2322Superintendent’s Office 763-2330Switchboard Operator 763-2300

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Message from the PrincipalWe are thrilled to welcome our students to the 2017-18 school year! There are some exciting changes coming this year and we hope that all students grow and flourish at TUHS. Together, we are striving toward our goal of “Excellence by Design.” Our Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, and community are dedicated to the achievement of our students. We are committed to working collaboratively to place our students at the top and best prepare them for their next step into higher education or their career. Thank you for entrusting us with the education future for all students in our community!

Gratefully,

Mary Alice FinnPrincipal - Taft Union High School

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PRINCIPAL’S OFFICEDAILY BULLETINThe daily bulletin is available for viewing during Period 4 everyday informing students of upcoming events, activities, changes in normal school routine, and other information of interest; it may also be viewed on the TUHS Web Page at: www.taft.k12.ca.us

DRIVER’S TRAININGStudents must request to be placed on the driver’s training waiting list once they have completed the Dr. Ed. course. This program has requirements that students must meet and not all students are guaranteed a spot in driver’s training. Contact: Switchboard Operator

2017 – 2018 SCHOOL CALENDAR

Aug. 17 1st day of schoolSept. 4 No School - Labor DayOct. 13 1st Quarter endsOct. 16 No school – Teacher In-serviceNov. 10 No School - Veteran’s DayNov. 20-24 No School – ThanksgivingDec. 18-21 Fall semester finalsDec. 21 Fall semester endsDec. 22 – Jan 5 Winter BreakJan. 8, 2018 2nd semester beginsJan. 15 No School—MLK Day Feb. 12 No School -Lincoln’s Birthday

Feb. 19 No School—President’s DayMar. 22 3rd Quarter ends Mar. 23 No School – Teacher In-service Mar 20– April 20 CAASPPMar. 26-April 2 No school – Spring BreakMay 7-18 AP Testing May 28 No School – Memorial DayJune 1-6 Finals June 6 Graduation and last day of school

****TBD: Spring ELPAC (Formerly CELDT)****

PLANNING DAYS – SCHOOL DAY BEGINS @ 8:30 A.M. Planning days start August 24th and will be every Thursday except December 21st & May 31st

VISITORS POLICYAll visitors must check-in at the Receptionist window and carry a visitor’s pass while on campus. Parents wishing to visit a classroom must obtain prior approval from the Assistant Principal. Students requesting a friend from another school district to accompany them for the day must obtain prior approval from the Assistant Principal.

GUIDANCE COUNSELORSEach student is assigned a counselor and encouraged to take advantage of the counseling staff here at Taft High School. Appointments can only be made before school, during lunch, and after school.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS4

Check with your counselor for further information.

STUDENT I.D. CARDSAll students will be issued a free I.D. card with picture upon enrollment. This card is required when checking out library materials or textbooks, cafeteria transactions, or gaining entrance to certain activities. If lost, a replacement may be purchased for $3.00 at the Business Office; the receipt is taken to the Guidance Office for printing.

TRANSCRIPT REQUEST (Ed. Code § 49060-49079, 49408; BP 5125)Transcript requests are handled through the Registrar’s Office; a request form may also be printed off the TUHS website: http://www.taft.k12.ca.us/guidance/transcript_request.pdf

SCHOLARSHIPSNumerous scholarships are available to graduating seniors who have high scholastic achievement. All awards are determined by evaluation of the “Application for Local Scholarships”, made available to senior students in February.

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL’S OFFICESexual Harassment (Ed. Code § 48980, 212.5, 231.5; BP 5145.7)The Governing Board is committed to maintaining a safe school environment that is free from harassment and discrimination. The Board prohibits sexual harassment of students at school or at school-sponsored or school-related activities. The Board also prohibits retaliatory behavior or action against any person who files a complaint, testifies, or otherwise participates in district complaint processes.

Bullying (Ed. Code § 32261 and 48900.2-48900.4; BP 5131.2; Penal Code 653.2 , Penal Code 288.2, AB 9)The Governing Board recognizes the harmful effects of bullying on student learning and school attendance and desires to provide safe school environments that protect students from physical and emotional harm. District employees shall establish student safety as a high priority and shall not tolerate bullying of any student. In accordance with Ed. Code and Seth’s Law, Taft Union High School investigates, documents and responds appropriately to acts of bullying.

The Assistant Principal & Counselors are available to answer questions as needed. If you are a witness to or victim of bullying, please call the TUHS HOTLINE at 661 763-2333. An anonymous online report can be made at STUDENT INCIDENT/ISSUE REPORT . You may also report directly to your counselor in the guidance center or the Assistant Principal in the Attendance Office. Additionally, both the Guidance Center & Attendance Office have Discrimination & harassment complaint forms available.

ELECTRONIC DEVICES (Ed.Code § 48901.5, BP 5131)Except with prior consent for health reasons, students shall not disrupt the educational environment at any point during the school day by the use of a personal electronic signaling devices including, but not limited to, pagers; cellular/digital telephones for voice usage, digital imaging, or text messaging or other mobile communications devices such as digital media players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), compact disc players, portable game consoles, cameras, digital scanners, and laptop computers.

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Violations of the policy will result in referral to the Assistant Principal for disciplinary action.

CAFETERIA/LUNCH CONDUCT (Ed. Code § 49510, 49520; BP 3553)The current TUHS Wellness Plan states that TUHS District aims to teach, encourage, and support healthy eating. We encourage parents to pack healthy lunches/snacks and refrain from including beverages and foods that do not meet the National and State Nutrition guidelines.

1. Students are expected to present a current I.D. Card prior to entrance to the Cafeteria. 2. Students who take a food item without paying will be disciplined. 3. Cutting in front of others will not be tolerated.4. Students are expected to pick up after themselves in the cafeteria and outside around campus. Violators

will be given a Campus Beautification assignment and/or detention.

HALL PASSESTeachers issue a hall pass to all students when leaving their classroom; any student seen loitering hallways without a pass will be subject to discipline.

LOST AND FOUNDLost or found items may be turned in or claimed at the switchboard.

PEACE OFFICER QUESTIONING & RELEASE (Ed.Code § 48906, BP 5145.11)Law enforcement officers have the right to interview and question students on school premises. The student and officer have a right to have the principal or designee present during the interview. Video surveillance is used on campus.

SEARCHES (Ed.Code § 49050, 49051, BP 5145.12)The school principal or designee may search the person of a student including backpack, purse, bag, etc., or the student’s locker when there is reasonable suspicion that the search will uncover evidence that he/she is violating the law. The use of contraband detection dogs is practiced here at Taft High School.

SUSPENSION/EXPULSION In serious cases, each of these offenses may warrant Expulsion. For further information on CA Education Code: 48900 & 48915, you may visit: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=edc&group=48001-49000&file=48900-48927

Taft Union High School discipline policy applies:

o while on school grounds

o during luncho going to and coming

from schoolo going to or coming

from school sponsored events

Many offenses result in a Suspension; they include, but are not limited to:▪fighting ▪disruption of school activities▪use of force upon another ▪ hazing▪use or possession of controlled substance▪sales of controlled substance ▪receiving stolen property▪use or possession of drug paraphernalia▪threatening to harm another ▪ theft or robbery▪possession of substances that look like other drugs ▪harassing a complaining witness ▪use of Tobacco▪weapons, explosives, & dangerous objects▪ bullying and bullying by electronics ▪ vandalism

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▪ sexual harassment or assault ▪defiance of authority ▪obscenity or profanity ▪ aiding or abetting the infliction of an injury

Tobacco-Free Schools (Ed.Code § 48900 (h), BP 3513.3, AR 3513.3) The Governing Board recognizes that smoking and other uses of tobacco and nicotine products constitute a serious public health hazard and are inconsistent with district goals to provide a healthy environment for students and staff. The products prohibited include any product containing tobacco or nicotine, including, but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, miniature cigars, smokeless tobacco, snuff, chew, clove cigarettes, betel, electronic cigarettes, electronic hookahs, and other vapor-emitting devices, with or without nicotine content, that mimic the use of tobacco products. This policy does not prohibit the use or possession of prescription products and other cessation aids that have been approved by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration, such as nicotine patch or gum.

DANCE REGULATIONS Dress: Guidelines for school sponsored dances will be posted in the Daily Bulletin.Behavior: General school rules and regulations apply to all school functions. Any student leaving the dance must sign out and will not be permitted to return. For after-game dances students must arrive within 1 hour of the start of the dance. All persons entering the dance are subject to a search. Unacceptable dancing form of any type will not be tolerated and may result in disciplinary consequences.Dance Guest Pass: A student must request a guest pass at the Attendance Office 3 school days before the dance and must have satisfactory attendance, grades, and discipline history. The person must be a current student in good standing at a comprehensive high school and must possess a picture I.D. to be considered as a guest to a Taft Union High School dance; the guest must adhere to the same rules applied to Taft High Students.

DRESS CODE (Ed. Code § 35183; BP 5132)In cooperation with teachers, students and parents/guardians, the principal or designee shall establish school rules governing student dress and grooming. (cf. 0420 - School Plans/Site Councils)

The purpose of the dress code regulations is to help each student to set a standard for his/her personal appearance that is appropriate within the standards of the District. Pride in personal appearance reflects on the student and on the school. Common sense dictates that some uniform dress regulations are necessary to maintain order, spirit, scholarship, pride and discipline. Good taste and good grooming are part of learning for both boys and girls. Daily attire need not be expensive to be attractive and entirely acceptable, but all students must wear clothing which is neat, clean and safe. Any apparel which draws undue attention to the wearer tends to distract from the educational process and is therefore inappropriate. Students not meeting the standards will be issued school-provided clothing; students will be allowed to call home to have a change of clothing brought in as long as doing so does not interrupt instructional time.

● Student dress and appearance shall not be hazardous to the safety of anyone in school. Any clothes or style of dress that may cause a threat, have a negative affect or disrupt the educational process will not be permitted.

● Shoes must be worn at all times; soft sole slippers are prohibited.● Any clothing, jewelry, accessory, notebook or backpack shall be free of writing, pictures or any other insignia which

are gang related, vulgar, profane, sexually suggestive, advocate racial, ethnic or religious prejudice or the use of drugs, tobacco or alcohol, guns, or weapons.

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● Clothes shall conceal undergarments at all times. Halter tops, off-the-shoulder or low cut tops, bare midriffs, dresses shorter than mid-thigh are prohibited. Tops must have two shoulder straps of at least 1 ½ inches wide. Shorts must have a 4 inch inseam or longer.

● No bagging or sagging of clothes is permitted. Pants or shorts must be size-appropriate and worn at the waist so as undergarments are not showing.

● Bandannas and hairnets are not permitted except for school spirit items. ● Hats must be worn forward or backward. When requested by a staff member, students are to remove their hats. ● Body piercing ornaments need to be small stud or post; no jewelry that presents a safety hazard will be allowed.● Attire which may be used as a weapon is not allowed. This includes but is not limited to chains, wallet chains and

items with spikes or studs.

Exceptions to the dress code may be made for special days or special events.

Gang-Related Clothing, Insignia, Symbols and Activities: The Governing Board desires to keep district schools and students free from threats or harmful influence of any groups or gangs. The type of dress, apparel, activities, acts, behavior or manner of grooming displayed, reflected or participated in by the student shall not:

1. Lead school officials to reasonably believe that such behavior, apparel, activities, acts, or other attributes are gang related and would disrupt or interfere with the school environment or activity and/or educational objectives;

2. Present a physical safety hazard to self, students, staff and other employees;

3. Create an atmosphere in which a student, staff and other person’s well-being is hindered by undue pressure, behavior, intimidation, overt gesture or threat of violence; or

4. Imply gang membership or affiliation by written communication, marks, drawing, painting, design or emblem upon any school or person property or on one’s person.

If the student’s behavior or other attributes are in violation of these provisions, the principal or designee will request the student to make appropriate correction. If the student refuses, the parent/guardian will be notified and the principal or designee will take appropriate corrective and disciplinary action.

No grade of a student participating in a physical education class shall be adversely affected due to the fact that the student does not wear standardized physical education apparel where the failure to wear such apparel arises from circumstances beyond the student’s control. (Education Code 49066) (cf. 5121 - Grades/Evaluation of Student Achievement)

The principal, staff, students and parent/guardians at each school may establish reasonable dress and grooming regulations for times when students are engaged in extracurricular or other special school activities. (10/94 10/96 11/01) 9/14

PARKINGCars and motor bikes are not to be driven or parked on the campus during school hours. No skates or skateboards are allowed on campus at any time. Violation will result in the confiscation of these items, and will be returned to the parent by the Attendance Office Staff

ATTENDANCE OFFICEATTENDANCESchool Attendance Required by Law (Ed. Code § 48200, 48290; BP 5113) The State of California believes that education is essential for children and for our future. State law requires parents/guardians of children ages 6 to 18 to send their children to school, unless otherwise provided by law. Parents who fail to meet this obligation may be subject to prosecution.

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Reporting Absences: If a student will be absent or tardy, parent/guardian must notify the school attendance office immediately by phone stating the reason and estimated time the student will be out of school; if a phone call cannot be made, a note signed by the parent/guardian may be presented by the student for each absence. An absence not cleared within 72 hours will be posted as truancy. Attendance Office 24 hour phone line is: 661 763-2310.

Verification of Illness (Ed. Code § 46011; BP 5113)Parents are allowed to excuse up to 14 days without verification of illness from a medical professional or school employee; a doctor’s note will be needed to clear further absences.

Absences allowed by law (Ed. Code § 45194, 46010, 46014, 48205; BP 5113); illness, quarantine, medical related appointments, funeral services of immediate family, jury duty.

Excessive/Truancy Absences (Ed. Code § 48260.5, 46011 BP 5113.1)Step 1 3 unexcused absences (period or full day) 1st truancy letter will mailed homeStep 2 1 additional absence (period or full day) 2nd truancy letter will be mailed homeStep 3 1 additional absence (period or full day) Habitually truancy letter will be mailed homeStep 4 additional absences Student and parent are referred to interventions leading to a SARB, probable citation by Truancy Officer

Confidential Medical Services (Ed. Code § 46101; BP 5113)Students shall not be absent from school without their parents/guardians' knowledge or consent except in cases of medical emergency or confidential medical appointment.

TARDIES The Taft High staff has agreed upon the following school-wide Tardy Policy. ● Tardies are handled by the teacher with teacher consequences given. Teacher contacts parent/guardian to

notify parent of the impact of tardies on the student’s achievement. ● Excessive tardies - referral to Assistant Principal for appropriate disciplinary action.

SENIOR ATTENDANCE GUIDELINES Because of the increased number of unexcused absences/cuts for our seniors over the past several years, the Taft Union High School District will implement new guidelines that encourage seniors to attend classes on a regular basis. It has long been determined that students who attend school regularly have a higher grade point average as well as a higher graduation rate than those students who miss 10 or more class periods. Beginning with the 2017-18 school year, the following guidelines will be in effect for all seniors:

I. Level 1 —3 period unexcused absences/5 tardies: when a student has accumulated 5 unexcused absences for one or more classes or 5 tardies, a warning letter will be mailed to the student’s parent or guardian.

II. Level 2 —8 period unexcused absences/10 tardies: when a student has accumulated 8 unexcused absences for one or more classes or 10 tardies, student will be given consequences and letter with consequences will be mailed home.

III. Level 3 —15 period unexcused absences/18 tardies: when a student has accumulated 15 unexcused absences for one or more classes or 18 tardies, the student and parent/guardian will be required to meet with the student’s counselor. The parent and student will also be required to sign a letter stating that additional cuts could result in the student not being permitted to participate in senior activities as well as the Commencement ceremony.

SENIOR ATTENDANCE GUIDELINES CONTINUED….

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IV. Level 4 —20 period unexcused absences/24 tardies: the Principal or Assistant Principal will meet with the parent and student where senior activities will begin to be revoked and to inform the student and parent that with additional cuts, the student will not be permitted to participate in the Commencement ceremony.

V. Level 5 —24+ unexcused absences: Parent and student will receive a letter stating that the Principal has removed the student’s name from the Commencement ceremony.

OFF-CAMPUS PASSStudents must have an off campus pass from the Attendance Office to leave during the regular school day except during lunch period. Advance notice is recommended; the staff is only allowed to disrupt the classroom within the first and last 5 minutes of each period.

LOCKERSLockers are provided for all students to use to assist with the storage of books and other school supplies. Students are not allowed to share lockers or locker combinations. For repairs, contact the Attendance Office.

INTERDISTRICT AGREEMENT (Ed.Code § 46600, BP 5117.1)The Governing Board recognizes that students who reside in one district may choose to attend school in another district It is the responsibility of the student to submit an approved Interdistrict Attendance Agreement Request form from the district of residence prior to the start of the school year or semester. If criteria and conditions are met the agreement is then approved by the Assistant Principal. Contact the Attendance Office for further information.

WITHDRAWAL _If a student is transferring from Taft High School, a parent/guardian must notify the Attendance Office. The Attendance Office will issue a withdrawal form to the student and must be taken to all offices before being given an unofficial transcript by the Registrar’s office.

WORK PERMITS (Ed. Code § 49110 and 49112; BP 5113.2)Work permit applications can be obtained at the Attendance Office before school, during lunch, and after school.

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LIBRARYThe library not only has many books and magazines available, it also provides computer access, including online research, Internet, and word processing. All students who utilize this resource are required to have a signed “Student Acceptable Use Policy” (AUP) on file. Student use of the computers and the Internet has to be school related and appropriate. Student ID cards are required for checkout and renewal of library materials. Students may check out up to three books at a time, providing you have no overdue library books or charges on library books. Library books are checked out for two weeks at a time; at which time the student must either return or renew the book in order to avoid incurring a charge of $.20/day (excluding holidays and weekends) per book not to exceed $10 or the price of the book. If you lose a library book or a textbook, you will be charged for the full price of the book. If you return either library books or textbooks that you have damaged, you will incur a damage charge. Damage charges begin with a minimum of $5 charge and may be more, depending on the circumstances. If you have a damaged book beyond use, you will be charged the entire price of the book when purchased new. Damaged or missing barcodes cost $20 to replace.

Students coming to the library without a teacher are required to sign in and have a signed pass stating the purpose or need for library services.

Food and beverages are not allowed in the library at any time.

Operational hours are: 7 am – 3:30 pm Monday through Thursday and 7:00- 3:30 on Friday.

TUTORING/HOMEWORK ASSISTANCEA supervised after-school homework and tutoring program has been established in the library for all students in need of assistance with their class assignments in all subjects. Operational hours are:

Morning: 7:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.After School: 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

BUSINESS OFFICEThe Business Office is available to all students for money transactions such as but not limited to: ASB stickers, student I.D. card replacements, wood shop projects, lunch account deposits, and other charges. Hours of operation are: 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

STUDENT I.D. CARDSAll students will be issued a free I.D. card with picture upon enrollment. This card is required when checking out library materials or textbooks, cafeteria transactions, or gaining entrance to certain activities. If lost, a replacement may be purchased for $3.00 at the Business Office at which time a new card will be printed.

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ASB – STUDENT ACTIVITIESThe ASB staffs and maintains the CAT CAVE where students can purchase tickets for rooter buses and other student functions, paint signs for campaigns, and inventory supplies.

The student store offers a variety of spirit wear, pens, pencils, and many other school spirit items. It also has a snack bar offering items such as but not limited to: nachos, hot dogs, frozen yogurt, slushies, chips, and many other snack items.

ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY STICKER (ASB)The purchasing of an ASB sticker will get you into home athletic events, away-from-home athletic events, dances, and the school yearbook at a reduced price.

ELECTIONSFor those students interested in running as a candidate for student body or class office, you must obtain an “Intent for Candidacy” form from the Student Union. Contact the ASB Advisor for more information at 763-2300.

ATHLETICSThe athletic program at Taft Union High School in partnership with Positive Coaching Alliance is designed and intended to supplement and enhance the total educational experience of all student-athletes. Extra-Curricular Athletic Activities at TUHS is a privilege, not a right. Students and their Parents will be expected to sign and adhere to the TUHS Expectations Contract regarding Code of Conduct. As a TUHSD Student Athlete your expectations as a student are more rigorous than a TUHSD student. Demands will be at a higher level with no expectation of academic accommodations for being an athlete. Athlete should take full advantage of the various tutorial programs, extra help from teachers and sport lead academic tutoring. Eligibility is based on CIF & Board Policy for grades and behavioral expectations set forth in the TUHS Extra-Curricular Activity Code of Ethics & Cheerleading Handbooks. .

The following teams play during the designated seasons-● Fall- Cross Country, Football, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Golf, Water Polo, and Volleyball. ● Winter- Basketball and Soccer. ● Spring- Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Boys’ Tennis, Boys’ Golf, Swimming & Diving.

Athletic Information can be accessed at www.taft.k12.ca.us by clicking on the Athletic Tab.

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AFTERNOON ACTIVITY BELL SCHEDULE

Period Time Minutes1 7:45 - 8:40 552 8:45 - 9:30 453 9:35 - 10:20 454 10:25 - 11:10 45Lunch 11:10 - 11:45 355 11:50 - 12:35 456 12:40 - 1:25 457 1:30 - 2:15 45

Activity 2:15 - 2:55 40

BUSES LEAVE @ 3:05 P.M.

MORNING ACTIVITY BELL SCHEDULE

Period Time Minutes1 7:45 - 8:40 552 8:45 - 9:30 453 9:35 - 10:20 454 10:25 - 11:10 45

Activity 11:10 - 11:45 35Lunch 11:45 - 12:20 355 12:25 - 1:10 456 1:15 - 2:00 457 2:05 - 2:55 50


DAILY BELL SCHEDULE



PLANNING DAYBELL SCHEDULE

Period Time MinutesPlanning Session 7:30 - 8:25 55

1 8:30 - 9:15 452 9:20 - 10:05 453 10:10 - 10:55 454 11:00 - 11:45 45Lunch 11:45 - 12:20 355 12:25 - 1:10 456 1:15 - 2:00 457 2:05 - 2:55 50


MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, and TRANSPORTATIONSTUDENT JOBSStudents may inquire on student jobs at the M.O.T. office before school, during lunch, or after school.

TRANSPORTATIONTransportation is a privilege which can be cancelled at any time if a student fails to cooperate with the driver or school authorities. Taft High School District no longer utilizes radio stations and TV networks to announce fog delays or other weather/road conditions; however students are notified via text message and/or a phone call from the TUHSD automated phone system.

DAILY BELL SCHEDULES

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AFTERNOON ACTIVITY BELL SCHEDULE


Activity 2:15 - 2:55 40


MORNING ACTIVITY BELL SCHEDULE

Period Time Minutes1 7:45 - 8:40 552 8:45 - 9:30 453 9:35 - 10:20 454 10:25 - 11:10 45

Activity 11:10 - 11:45 35Lunch 11:45 - 12:20 355 12:25 - 1:10 456 1:15 - 2:00 457 2:05 - 2:55 50


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