News and Announcements

Congratulations to the Foshay Boys and Girls Basketball teams for making the playoffs. Our Varsity Boys, coached by Mr. Nick Nathanson, were ranked #10 and our Varsity Girls, coached by Ms. Joanna Miller, were ranked number #12. Playoff game times and dates will be posted soon. (Stahura, 2/8)
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HS Students, if you are interested in participating in one of the Spring sports listed below, please pick up a sign-up packet from Mr. Stahura (Athletic Director) in Room H19. All physicals and paperwork need to be in by January 28, 2019.
-- Boys Volleyball
-- Track (Boys and Girls)
-- Swimming (Boys and Girls)
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Congratulations to our students and staff that have been recognized as being some of the top participants in the LAUSD/CIF All City Sports teams this year. They are:

Division 2 Soccer - Alejandro Martinez
Division 3 Volleyball - Mathew Jimenez, Israel Natareo
Division 4 Basketball - Mi Sohn Kimble

ALL City MVP: Division 2 Volleyball Co-MVP - Marvin Paredes

Division 2 Coach of the Year: Eduardo Rauda (aka SPIKE)

Please congratulate them for their hard work!!! Go Wolverine Athletics!!!
(Stahura, 6/8)
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Any students who have earned Wolverine Tickets can redeem them at the Wolverine Warehouse on Thursday, May 24, 2018, during lunch. Students are invited to come by and exchange their Wolverine Way tickets for treats and treasures - We have everything from school supplies for three tickets, to chips, and Jansport Backpacks.
For those students who have earned several Wolverine Tickets, you can redeem fifteen tickets in order to participate in the "Ice Cream Sundae Party", on Wednesday, May 31, 2018, behind the Foshay Theatre, after-school. (McFadden, 5/31)
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Foshay has placed in the top 100 schools in the State of California and within the top 500 in the United States, according to U.S. News and World Reports. Please see the listing at the link.
Foshay is:
#478--National Ranking
#82--California High Schools
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Please see the link for the Coffee With The Principal upcoming dates for the 2018-2019 school year.
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The School Experience Survey is an annual survey administered in the fall to all LAUSD schools. Survey results provide schools with important feedback from teachers, staff, students and parents. If you have any questions about the School Experience Survey, please send an email to SchoolExperienceSurvey@lausd.net or call (213) 241-5600.

The 2018-2019 School Experience Survey window is now open. The window will remain open through Friday, December 7th. Students and staff will take their survey online. Parents have the option of completing either the online survey or the paper survey.

2018-2019 School Experience Survey Links
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Interns in grades 10 through 12 work alongside California Science Center staff to inspire science learning in everyone. Their work may entail working with California Science Center guests, community partners, and other groups of learners. Primary responsibility is to deliver and engage in science activities. Other responsibilities may include supervising children, public speaking, and mentoring other students. All teen interns will learn job-related skills as well as life skills.

Qualifications
School Year Program: Must be a currently enrolled high school student in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade with a minimum 2.0 GPA
Summer Program: Must be a currently enrolled high school student in 10th or 11th grade with a minimum 2.0 GPA
Returning applicants (interns) who were previously employed by the California Science Center Foundation are given preference.
Applicants who reside within a one (1) mile radius of the California Science Center are given preference; applicants beyond this radius will be reviewed depending on the amount of applications received.
Ability to follow directions and be a team player. Positive, enthusiastic attitude and strong work ethic.
Eagerness to learn, help others learn, and willing to contribute creative ideas
Deadline to Apply is October 2, 2018.
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LAUSD School Police will be promoting a new program to inform students that bullying done through social media can be considered a felony, and students may be arrested if found to do.
Students, please be aware that:
• Once you post it, you can't take it back
• Threats are no joke
• Don't let your anger go viral.
#endschoolviolence
(LD Central, 6/8)
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