parent newsletter april 2016

From the PrinciPal: Ms. Rosemary Distaso-Libbon, Principal

WHERE GREAT THINGS HAPPEN

BishoP montgomery high school

aPril 2016Parent newsletter

5430 Torrance Boulevard Torrance, California 90503(310) 540 - 2021 www.bmhs-la.org Dear Parents,

We begin the month of April with Easter break during which our Music and World Languages Departments host a spring tour to the Vatican. What a wonderful trip! Not only will the group be visiting Rome and all that the city has to offer, they will also have an audience with Pope Francis on March 30th, attend the Papal Mass for Divine Mercy celebrated by Pope Francis on April 3rd and have an opportunity to sing with the Sistine Chapel Choir at that Mass. After Mass, they’ll attend the noon Papal Blessing in St. Peter’s Square then the Knight Band and Guard will present informal singing in St. Peter’s Square. I’ve only given you the highlights here! I’m very grateful to Mr. Hankey and Mrs. Reano for all of their work to organize and prepare for this wonderful trip and for Mrs. Galdamez who also will accompany the students as one of the chaperones. This trip is such a gift to all the participants!

During this month of April, we will also begin to look to the end of the school year. It hardly seems possible that we will celebrate the seniors with the Senior Luau and the Senior Prom as we move ever closer to graduation day for the Class of 2016. We also look forward to Arts Fest Week when our very talented students’ artwork, musical, dramatic and literary talent will be on display, and to the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony during which we will honor our students’ significant academic achievements. April will certainly be a joyful month!

Our celebration of Easter Sunday on March 27th reminded us of the promise of new life through Jesus’ Resurrection and now our challenge is to strive to live that new life in Christ. I am reminded every day by our students of the many graces that we are offered in the present moment and also of accepting the grace to be open to the many surprises ahead. Our students are full of life, full of promise, full of love—each of them a sign of hope of the Resurrection that we all can become new in Christ by our daily commitment to our mission to love ourselves and to love and serve others as God loves us. I give thanks daily for them, for what they mean in my life and for what they mean to Bishop Montgomery. This simple prayer is one I pray often for all the many blessings I receive every day from your children, our students.

Let us be grateful when we are able to give, for many do not have that privilege.

Let us be grateful for all those who share their gifts, for we are enriched by their giving.

And let us be grateful even for our needs, So that we may learn from the generosity of others.

You, too, are in my prayers of thanksgiving.

Rosemary LibbonPrincipal

guidance & curriculum: Ms. Yvette Vigón-Morffi - Vice Principal - ext. 231 Mrs. Casey Dunn - Guidance/Studies Coordinator - ext. 226


March is the month when most colleges and universities notify applicants whether or not they have been accepted for the fall 2016 semester. We ask that you keep our seniors in your prayers as they await their decisions. They are certainly a competitive group and we are confident that many will be admitted to their first-choice schools. Please be aware that most colleges and universities require students to submit a Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) form by May 1 for the school they will attend. Waiting until May 1 is often a prudent decision, as you will likely have an opportunity to attend an admitted students reception and more fully analyze offers of financial aid.

Advanced Placement exams were recently ordered. The exams will take place Monday, May 2 through Friday, May 13. All morning tests will begin at 8:00am and all afternoon tests at 12:00pm. For the specific dates for each exam, please refer to the May calendar.

As always, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Casey DunnGuidance/Studies Coordinator


disciPline: Ms. Betty Behen - Dean of Women - ext. 234 Mr. Lee Flores - Dean of Men - ext. 232

From the Discipline Office...

Uniforms. Please review pages 32-35 of the Parent-Student Handbook with your child to insure that there is a clear understanding of the uniform policy. Students may leave the house looking one way, but appear differently when they come on campus. There is no change in any policy. Students are constantly reminded:· to properly hem the bottoms of the pants so that they are not bunched up on top of the shoes. If a parent is

worried that the pants will be too short as their son/daughter grows, a temporary stitched hem can still be put in and let down as the child grows.

· that pants need to be worn at the natural waist, not drooping at the hips or lower. Some of the young men have pants drooping so low that their underwear is exposed. Many students are wearing pants that are 4” - 6” bigger in the waist than they should be. The waist needs to be taken in if the pants are large.

· that both the polo shirts and oxford shirts should be tucked in all the way. Many students leave their shirts untucked and fold them under so that they only “appear” tucked in.

· that the ONLY jackets allowed are BMHS jackets only. The ONLY acceptable sweatshirts are the official BMHS sweatshirts.

· that boys’ shorts should be clearly above the knee. If not, they should be shortened to an appropriate length. Girls’ shorts should be lower than mid-thigh.

· page 17 of the handbook clearly states that the flagrant disregard for the dress code is grounds for a referral or more severe repercussions. The uniform policy will be strictly enforced by faculty and administrators.

· that a student will be detained in the Attendance Office if the dress code infraction cannot be corrected. The Attendance Office will make an attempt to contact the parent so that the uniform item that is missing will be brought to the student before the student is allowed to return to class Parent-Student Handbook, page 13)

HAIRSTYLES. As we approach spring break, please remember that exaggerated hairstyles and colors are not permitted. Furthermore, boys must have their hair cut above the eyebrows, (mid)ears, and collar. This includes sideburns. Students who do not comply with this requirement will not be allowed to attend classes.

Earrings are not allowed for men and only 2 pair of earrings is allowed for ladies. No earrings are to be worn on the upper/middle earlobe. (Parent-Student Handbook, page. 32)

DETENTIONS. With a small number of days left in the school year, there are even less detention days. Detentions take precedence over athletic practices. Arrangements can be made for missing detention due to illnesses, medical appointments, athletic games/meets, and tutoring. Remember that disregard for an assigned detention is cause for a referral and may result in probation (Parent-Student Handbook, page 15). Remember, life is much easier when there is no detention to serve in the first place!

Prom Time. Prom is just around the corner. As per the Parent-Student Handbook pg. 22, “The school does not permit the renting of hotel rooms or other facilities for students’ use for activities pre- or post- Bishop Montgomery dances. The school does not assume responsibility or liability for damages, loss of property, or injury caused when such rental agreements are incurred by students or their parents.”


Prom Dance: Remember that your student must fill out the Prom Bid when bringing a non-BMHS student to the dance. The Guest Pass must be signed by the Discipline Office & turned in to the Bookstore by the deadline. The bid must also include a signature from the dean of the student’s school along with a stamp of the school seal. The Deans reserve the right to refuse any non-BMHS student from attending the Prom. All students and their guests are required to bring and show a picture ID card from their school. YOU are responsible for the behavior of your student’s guest.

Prom Dress Attire. The dance is formal.

Dress Code for Prom

Please adhere to the following dress code for Prom, and do not assume any liberties with these guidelines when you, or an invited guest, purchase dress attire for the event. All BMHS and non-BMHS guests are required to conform to these guidelines. Anyone not adhering to the guidelines WILL NOT be permitted to enter the dance, and will be sent home. If you are asked to leave Prom, the bid money will not be refunded, and may result in disciplinary action from the Deans. BMHS reserves the right to refuse admittance to any person not properly attired.

Gentlemen-Required to wear tuxes or suits.Ties are required unless dress shirts with a mandarin collar are worn. Dress shoes are required.MAY NOT WEAR earrings, sunglasses, hats, gloves, nor may they carry canes.

Ladies-May wear two pairs of earrings in the lower lobe, but may not wear sunglasses.The length of the dress should be in accordance with the stated uniform dress code guidelines for skirts and shorts, as stated on page 32 of the BMHS Student Handbook. The dress material must be solid material throughout. Fitted dresses may not be excessively tight. Dresses should be comfortable for dancing and sitting. Neither backless nor strapless dresses are permitted. The back of the dress may not fall below mid-back. Dresses may not show a bare midriff or contain cutouts, which expose the torso (front or back). Ladies are reminded that the display of excessive cleavage is inappropriate and unbecoming.

Just a reminder that the hotel requires that shoes remain on at all times while on the premises. Students attire should be appropriate, modest, and in good taste.


Dear Parents,

A quick glance of calendar dates for the 2016 – 2017 school year are listed below for your convenience. Please take these dates into consideration when planning your vacations. Absences for vacations outside of the given vacation dates will be unexcused.

August 18 Classes begin for 9th grade students onlyAugust 19 Classes begin for grades 10 -12August 22 Back to School NightSeptember 5 Labor DaySeptember 26 Spirit WeekSeptember 30 HomecomingOctober 1 Homecoming DanceOctober 12 PSAT Test dayOctober Faith Formation Inservice – Student Holiday (TBA)November 11 Veterans’ Day HolidayNovember 19 Open House November 24 - 25 ThanksgivingDecember 3 Mothers’ Club Christmas LuncheonDecember 12 - 14 Semester FinalsDecember 16 Semester grades due 11:00amDecember 16 – January 3 Christmas VacationJanuary 14 High School Placement ExamJanuary 16 Martin Luther King Jr. DayJanuary 30 – February 3 Catholic Schools WeekFebruary 6 Teacher Inservice – Faith FormationFebruary 15 ACT Test Day (TBA)February 20 Presidents’ Day – Student HolidayMarch 17 Freshmen Registration DayApril 7 Re-registration DayApril 13 – April 24 Easter vacationApril 25 Classes resumeMay 17-18 Sr. Finals (during lab periods)May 18 Bacc. MassMay 23 Sr. Grades due 10:00am, May 23 Sr. Class trip to DisneyMay 25 Sr. AwardsMay 26 Homestudy Day, no classes, GraduationMay 29 Memorial Day HolidayJune 5 - 7 Semester FinalsJune 14 Summer School begins

Sincerely,

Yvette Vigón-MorffiVice Principal


activities: Mrs. Milana McDermott - Dean of Student Life - ext. 273

Spring brings the 2016-2017 ASB and class officer elections, Spirit Squad tryouts, Spring Spirit Week, Arts Fest and senior activities. It’s a busy time on campus, so please remind your students of these dates and don’t let them pass up these opportunities to get involved!

ASB and Class Officer ElectionsElections for ASB Officers have been held, and elections for class officers will take place on March 22nd. Newly elected officers will join in regular ASB and class officer meetings after spring break, and are required to attend the summer leadership training and planning meetings in May and June.

Student Leadership Day for Middle School StudentsBishop Montgomery partnered, once again, with The Association of Catholic Student Councils to host a Student Leadership Day on Friday, March 11th. Over 150 middle school students visited our campus, and participated in workshops facilitated by Bishop Montgomery students. These presentations encourage middle school students to step forward and lead, practice teamwork, and apply their leadership skills. Students learned about programs that serve underprivileged communities, and how to put our Catholic Faith into action.

Spirit Squad for 2016-2017Applications for our Short Flag Team will be distributed during lunch on March 22nd, and Song Team applications will be distributed on Tuesday, March 22nd after school in the Student Activity Center. All potential applicants must attend the appropriate meeting, and have all their paperwork on file by the due date, in order to participate in workshops and tryouts in April.

Spring Spirit WeekBishop celebrated Spring Spirit Week the week of March 14th-18th. This week was full of fun activities and opportunities to show class and school spirit while spring varsity athletes are recognized. Activities included the “Battle of the Bands” during lunchtime, along with our traditional Class Color Day and Black and Gold Day. Students enjoyed an extended lunch period on Thursday for “Lunchapalooza,” which featured performances by student bands, and the week’s activities ended with a Sadie Hawkins Dance, on Friday.

Bishop AmbassadorsBishop Ambassadors is a leadership organization that promotes student involvement in marketing our school to prospective families. Bishop Ambassadors are actively involved Back to School Night, Open House, HSPT Testing Day, Freshman Registration, Feeder School Visits and Shadow Days. Applications will be distributed this spring for 2016-2017. Interested students should listen to announcements for more details on application dates and deadlines.

These are great ways to be involved with student life at BMHS!

SENIORS:Specific information regarding senior events, including Senior Luau, Prom, Senior Disney Day, Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation, was sent home in a detailed letter the beginning of March. If you did not receive your letter, please contact the Activities Office to make sure to get a copy. Pay special attention to dates and deadlines so that you do not miss out on these important senior activities.

I look forward to seeing you and your students involved in these upcoming events. Thanks for your support!


athletics: Mr. Eric Wood - Athletic Director - ext. 269 Mr. Ed Hodgkiss - Assistant Athletic Director - ext. 260 Mr. Arnold Ale - Assistant Athletic Director - ext. 262

Bishop Montgomery is excited to announce that former Loyola Marymount University head softball coach Gary Ferrin has been named the next head softball coach for the Lady Knights. Ferrin, no stranger to BMHS, is married to a Bishop alumna Christine Gregorius-Ferrin ‘83 and saw his daughter, Courtney Ferrin ‘15, graduate from Bishop last spring. When the head coaching position opened up at Bishop Montgomery, Assistant Principal Steve Miller noted that Ferrin was the obvious choice. According to Miller, the coaching legend was “at the top of the list.” Ferrin retired in 2015 after his 21st season as head coach of the LMU softball program. The most successful coach in the program’s history, Ferrin holds a 667-510-1 career record as a head coach, earning conference coach of the year honors three times. He coached seven Players of the Year in 10 years in the Pacific Coast Softball Conference and won three PCSC titles-- the most of any program in the conference’s history. In 2014, he led LMU into a new era as softball became a West Coast Conference sponsored sport.His position as BMHS head coach will be Ferrin’s first in the high school arena, but the Knights are confident he will be an asset to the softball program, and his coaching expertise and skill will immediately be felt at the school and among the players. The Lady Knights, under Coach Ferrin, began their season with a home opener against South Torrance on March 8.

Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf and Track are all beginning League play. Come out and support your Knights in this busy spring season.

Summer Sport camps are around the corner. Be sure to sign up at re-registration for your sports summer conditioning class. All classes do not conflict with Summer School and are highly encouraged for those that want to play.


develoPment: Mr. Andy Marafino - Director of Development and Alumni - ext. 246 Mrs. Amy Traxler - Assistant to the Director of Development and Public Relations - ext. 249

Queen of Angels Tuition Assistance FundWe would like to thank all those who have contributed to The Queen of Angels Tuition Assistance Fund so far this school year. We are so thankful for each and every gift, no matter the amount. You, our parents, and our alumni and friends have been so generous. Your gifts this year total over $52,000 to date! It is not too late to make a gift to the Queen of Angels Fund. We ask that you consider making a gift in any amount that is comfortable for you. Every gift matters.

- CheckYou can return your gift in the blue envelope provided in Ms. Libbon’s letter (sent home in November).

- Online You can make a secure gift online at www.bmhs-la.org by clicking the “Give Now” button on the right side of the home page. BMHS accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express

- Credit Card (Phone) You can call the Development Office at 310.540.2021 ext. 246 and make a gift over the phone.

As always, all gifts to Bishop Montgomery are tax-deductible as we are a 501 (c)(3) organization.

ALUMNI PARENTSYou may not be receiving our magazine, Veritas. If you do not receive Veritas or know of fellow alumni who does not, please contact the Development Office so that we may update our database. Please call 540-2021 ext. 246 or e-mail: [email protected].

TARGETDo you have their REDcard? Support BMHS by simply shopping at Target or Target.com and use your REDcard. Visit https://www-secure.target.com/redcard/tcoe/view-or-change and register your card and support BMHS. The Bishop Montgomery High School code is 2783. Through their Take Charge of Education program, Target will donate 1% of every purchase back to the school!

AMAZON SMILEWho doesn’t love Amazon.com? Now you can support Bishop Montgomery each time you shop at Amazon. Go to www.smile.amazon.com and login with your Amazon account information. Type in “Bishop Montgomery High School” when prompted to select a charitable organization. On the next page, click “select” and you are ready to shop and support BMHS. Amazon will donate .5% of every purchase back to BMHS!

OFFICIAL BISHOP MONTGOMERY APPARELAre you looking for some cool Bishop Montgomery gear for you or your kids? The official Bishop Montgomery online store has many great items and styles available for adults and kids. Visit www.bmhs-la.org and click “SHOP” on the left-hand side of the home page. It is that easy!! 20% or every purchase comes back to Bishop Montgomery.

SUPPORT OUR CORPORATE SPONSORSBMHS is proud to be associated with businesses, corporations, and community members who support our school in so many ways. Information on our corporate sponsors and how to become a corporate sponsor is available at www.bmhs-la.org by clicking on “Support BMHS” in the upper right corner of the website.

We would like to specifically thank Rob McGarry (Class of 1991) of Sotheby’s International Realty for his support of BMHS. Visit his website, www.beachhomebroker.com for more information.


PerForming arts: Mr. Eric Hankey - Instrumental and Vocal Music Director

- Congratulations to our Winter Guard Competition team for their first-ever first place finish at the Rancho Buena Vista competition on Saturday, March 5th, competing against 7 highly-ranked high school teams from around SoCal!

Performances: July 14th @ 1:45pm; July 15th @ 1:45pm; July 15th @ 7:00pm

Sign up at the Summer School table at Re-Registration or Freshman Registration -and for more information, email [email protected] or [email protected]

Thanks for supporting all of our events - here’s where you can catch us in action:

- Music Department and World Languages Italy Tour!Monday, March 28th – Monday, April 4th

In addition to touring Rome, Vatican City, Naples, and Pompeii, the Band and Music Ministry are very proud to be performing in St. Peter’s Basilica for a Parish Mass, and St. Peter’s Square for the Papal Mass Of Divine Mercy. Thanks for all of your support of our fundraising last fall!

- Indoor Drumline Competitions - March 19th and April 17th

- WinterGuard Competitions - February 13th & 27th, March 6th & 19th

- SCSBOA Solo & Ensemble Festival – Saturday, April 16th

We are again proud to host the Solo festival for the South Bay – students from many schools are scheduled to come here to perform for adjudication by the Southern California School Band & Orchestra Association.

- Jazz Night – Thursday, April 21st, at the Retreat Center – 6:30-8:30pmIn conjunction with our BMHS Art Show, our Jazz Band and Jazz Combo will open for the third year for our favorite Special Guest Artist, Zamar - led by Keith Liggins, father of Nia Liggins ‘15.

- Spring Concert – Friday, May 6th – 7pm in the Main GymIt’s your chance to hear and see all of our performers together – come enjoy a night of great music and Colorguard performance.

- Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade - Saturday, May 21st Come see us in Torrance’s signature hometown parade!

- Jazz Band Performances - dates TBABy popular demand - of the students and parents - we’re scheduling several community performances around the South Bay this semester - more info coming!


“Knight Music” Booster Club The “Knight Music” Booster Club represents the Band, Jazz Band, Drumline, Music Production, Video Production, and Music Ministry. Their meetings are usually on the same Monday nights as Athletic Booster Club and Mother’s Club, at 6:00 pm in room 318 – additional meetings are scheduled as needed. Please join them to help keep the many projects they organize rolling.

We’re always practicing, planning, and organizing, including school concerts, local performances, competitions, parades, tours, and lots of other important things – come on in any day before or after school, 6:30 am - 3:30pm (although we’re often there earlier and later.) To get in touch with Mr. Hankey, please call the school, or email at [email protected].

DELINQUENT ACCOUNTSSENIORS:All senior accounts must be current by March 1st, 2016 in order for your student(s) to purchase a Prom Bid which goes on sale March 8th, 2016.All accounts must be paid in full by May 1, 2016 in order for your student(s) to sit for Final Exams beginning on May 18th, 2016.ALL OTHER CLASSES:All Accounts must be paid in full by May 1st, 2016 in order for your student(s) to sit for Final Exams beginning on June 6th, 2016.

RE-REGISTRATIONApril 15, 2016

The $550 re-registration fee will be added to your April invoice.

Arts Fest 2016Schedule of Events

Monday, 4/18: Music Solo Performances at lunch in TMH

Tuesday, 4/19: Films at lunch in TMH

Wednesday, 4/20: Senior Showcase at lunch in TMH

Thursday, 4/21: Poetry with Jazz Ensemble and Ceramics Sale at lunch in TMH

Thursday, 4/21: Art Show at 5:30pm in Retreat CenterJazz Band “Jazz Night” at 6:30-8:30pm in Retreat Center

BISHOP MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL


technology: John Hong - Technology Committee Chair - ext. 276 Brian Adams - Technology Curriculum Integration Specialist - ext. 272

BMHS has applied for funds from the new Archdiocesan C3: Ignite program. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles Depart-ment of Catholic Schools, in partnership with Sprint, is launching C3: Ignite, a $6 million education technology accel-erator program for the 270 Catholic elementary and high schools in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties. Our campus is requesting funding to supplement the digital resources available to students in the school library.

This program will provide selected schools with Sprint connected tablets, educational content resources, and training and support for principals and teachers. “C3: Ignite will enable our schools to utilize the power of technology with their compelling focus on faith formation, academic excellence and improved opportunities for the students and their fami-lies,” said Archbishop José H. Gomez.

April 2016

We are almost at the end of the school year! Join us at our last “official” Mothers’

club meeting on Monday, April 18th@ 7:00PM

We will be recruiting volunteers at this meeting to decorate for graduation.

If you are interested in serving on the Mothers’ Club board, please attend this meeting! If you have any questions, please contact us! We will be making our nominations at this meeting!

Our last meeting of the school year is May 16th. We will be saying goodbye to our members who are leaving, and installing our new members! This is a prepaid dinner, so please make your reservations at this April Meeting!

April refreshments will be provided by Freshman Moms!Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns!Evelyn [email protected] [email protected]

WELCOME TO THE 2015-2016 BMHS Booster Club. The BMHS Booster Club is designed to provide support for all BMHS athletic programs. This is a great opportunity to consider joining the BMHS Booster Club. Membership is open to all BMHS families, not just those with student-athletes!! Members of the Booster Club volunteer their time at many athletic functions and provide support to the Athletic Director, Coaches, and Student-Athletes. Whether you are a NEW Bishop parent or a returning seasoned BMHS parent please plan on attending our monthly meetings. Please join us for the April meeting on Monday, April 18th and the May meeting on May 16th. Both meetings @ 6:30 BMHS Library.

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April 2016

Board Members:President- Scharmel Watanabe Vice President- Susan Farr Treasurer- Marilisa Bernas

Membership- Gay DeRushaMerchandise and 50/50 Coordinators- Jeff /Susie FraleySnack Bar Coordinators- Gina Cicchini/Patty SchiappaBMHS Athletic Director- Eric Wood

Secretary- Susie Fraley

Booster Board Member Jeff Fraley and 2 time 50/50 Winner Ellie Claunch. Congratulations Ellie!!

WANTED Do you consider yourself a team player? Willing to help out when needed? A ble to lead a dynamic group of experienced parents? Then you maybe the next President or Co-President of the Athletic Booster Club. This position will be open for the 2016-2017 school year. Please consider attending a Booster meeting to get more information.

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Booster Club supported the following 2015/2016 sports equipment:

Titleist Golf Bags- $ 1,689 Baseball Padded Backstop- $1,608 Baseball Batting Cage Net- $717

Damion Mendoza Scholarship- Due April 18, 2016The Mendoza Scholarship is awarded to one male and one female student-athlete 2015/2016 school year grade 9-11. Those wishing to apply must submit a 1 page essay on "What it means to be a student-athlete at Bishop Montgomery." Participation on a BMHS athletic team is mandatory to be considered for the scholarship. The scholarship amount is equal to (1) month Catholic tuition for the 2016/2017 school year. More info on BMHS website Athletic Booster Club.

The scholarship is named in memory of former BMHS student Damion Mendoza, who passed away while in high school. He would have graduated in the Class of 1994.

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