North San Diego County School News Briefs: Golf tourney to aid mission, school

By: North County Times - | Tuesday, March 13, 2007 7:39 PM PDT ∞

OCEANSIDE -- The Mission Knights of Columbus Council 3162 and the Old Mission Montessori School will hold the fourth annual Charity Golf Tournament on April 2 at the local USMC Camp Pendleton Golf Course.

Proceeds from the tournament will go toward the cost of retrofitting buildings on the mission grounds, including the parish and school, to make them earthquake safe.

Tournament check-in time is 11:30 a.m. An awards dinner and live auction will follow the event. The entrance fee to the best-ball-scramble tournament is $110 per player for entries received before March 12, and $135 per player after that date. The cost includes a shirt, putting contest, golf cart, boxed lunch, range balls and beverages. Sponsorship opportunities also are available.

For more information and to receive a registration form, call John McCoy at (760) 415-1419 or e-mail rhondajohn@aol.com.

Boys & Girls Club Week to be celebrated

FALLBROOK -- The Boys & Girls Clubs of North County will join Boys & Girls Clubs of America in celebration of National Boys & Girls Club Week between March 25 and March 30.

Activities are planned for all club sites in Fallbrook, Pala and Bonsall, including games, contests, prizes and club pride. All eight locations will show club spirit with a week of special activities, which include:

  • March 26: Backward Day, put your clothes on backwards and come to the club.

  • March 27: Club Spirit Day, wear your club shirt, hat and dog tag.

  • March 28: Sports Day

  • March 29: Crazy hair/hat Day

  • March 30: Pajama Day

    Each individual location also will have their unique activities and celebrations. For more information, call, (760) 728-5871.

    Talent showcase set for March 16

    FALLBROOK -- The Boys & Girls Clubs of North County will hold its second annual Talent Showcase at 6:30 p.m. March 16 at the Ingold Unit at 445 E. Ivy St. Members from all the club sites will perform, and the winner will receive a $50 grand prize. Admission is free. For information, call Lisa Ware at (760) 728-5871.

    Fallbrook AAUW seeks scholarship applicants

    FALLBROOK -- Young men and women are invited to apply for scholarships through the Fallbrook chapter of the American Association of University Women. In total, the group awarded $12,000 to enrolled college students in 2006.

    Applicants must be currently enrolled full time in college and a high school graduate to apply. Deadline to apply is April 24. For information on Fallbrook AAUW scholarships, send two self-addressed stamped No. 10 envelopes to Diane O'Brien, Fallbrook AAUW scholarship chair, P.O. Box 1061, Fallbrook, CA 92088-1061.

    'Bye, Bye, Birdie' to be performed

    FALLBROOK -- Fallbrook High School will present the rock 'n' roll classic "Bye, Bye, Birdie" March 16 through 24 at the Bob Burton Performing Arts Center on the campus at 2400 S. Stage Coach Lane. This 1960s spoof of the Army's induction of Elvis Presley (aka Conrad Birdie) was written by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams. The production is directed and choreographed by Diane Felthous, musical direction by Elizabeth Thompson and stage management by Valerie La Spisa.

    The following cast members are from Fallbrook High School: Kayla Alonso, Brianna Alvarez, Jenna Anguiano, Greta and Lincoln Baillif, Mandy Bayless-Lee, Celene Conley, Madison Donoghue, Natalee Frame, Olivia Haugen, Emily Holman, Ofelia Jimenez, Nick Korean, Susan Lee, Michelle McAfee, Christine McKissick, Erica Morales, Wade Munson, Austin Murray, Owain Roberts, Grant Turley, Devin Welsh, Frankie Westall, and Forrest Whitfield. Others in the cast are Chuck Clark, Kainan MacDonald, Robert Marshall, and Rachel Wilson.

    Bonsall West accepting kindergarten registrations

    BONSALL -- Bonsall West Elementary School has begun accepting kindergarten registrations for the 2007-08 school year. Packets are available in the school office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. while school is in session. An evening registration event will take place at 6 p.m. March 28.

    To be eligible for kindergarten, a child must be five years of age on or before Dec. 2. Students born between June 1 and Dec. 2, 2002 are eligible to enroll in the optional Early Kindergarten program.

    Parents must provide a valid birth certificate and a current immunization record. Children will not be admitted unless all necessary immunizations are complete. A waiver is available for children whose medical conditions or personal family beliefs forbid immunization. All kindergarten students are required to complete a current Child Health and Developmental Prevention (CHDP) exam and Oral Health Assessment form. Forms are included with the registration packet.

    Proof of residency within the Bonsall West Elementary School boundary will be required at time of registration. Closing escrow papers, mortgage book or statement, HOA fee statement, homeowner's insurance statement, lease agreement, rent receipt, and utility bills are acceptable forms of proof providing the parent/guardian's name and street address appear on the document submitted.

    For further information, call Bonsall West Elementary School at (760) 721-8001, Ext. 100 or visit www.sdcoe.net/districts/bonsall/west and click on the "Registration" tab.

    Plans for golf tournament continue to take shape

    OCEANSIDE -- The second annual Bonsall West Golf Classic has been set for June 1 at Arrowwood Golf Course. The entrance fee is $150 per player and the check-in time is 12:30 p.m. The tournament will include live and silent auction and dinner following the event. The purpose of this golf tournament is to raise funds for educational tools and supplies for Bonsall West students. The students need more library books and computer hardware/software to ensure all students reach their potential in reading, writing, and mathematics.

    Bonsall West has had a partnership with the Headquarters and Support Battalion from MCB Camp Pendleton. These Marines have volunteered several hours by reading and working with the students and helping to maintain and improve the campus grounds. They will have the opportunity to play in the tournament through sponsorships.

    Sponsorship opportunities are available. To receive a golf registration form, call (760) 721-8001 Ext. 404 or write to meholt4@sbcglobal.net.

    Montessori School plans open house sessions

    FALLBROOK -- Fallbrook Montessori School will conduct an open house sessions from 5:30 to 8 p.m. April 19 at the school at 203 Laurine Lane. The school is intended to help children become self-confident, creative problem-solvers and life-long learners.

    Classes are available for children ages 3 through 12. The curriculum includes a phonetically-based reading approach, enriched math and science geography, nature study, gardening, grace and courtesy, art, music and Spanish.

    There also is a new extended day program that runs from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.. The regular school day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. and there is a summer program for 3 to 6 year olds. For information, call (760) 728-4754.

    Ag scholarships available

    FALLBROOK -- Any graduating senior or college student residing in the Fallbrook Union High School District and pursuing a degree in horticultural or agricultural related fields of study is eligible to apply for a 2006-07 award offered by the Fallbrook Garden Club.

    Applications are available at the Fallbrook High School Career Counseling Office or Agriculture Department; by mail, (The Garden Club, P.O. Box 1702, Fallbrook, CA 92088); or by calling Annterese Toth at (760) 643-2168. The deadline for returning applications and supporting material is April 1.

    The Fallbrook Garden Club is a member of National Garden Clubs, Inc., Pacific Region and California Garden Clubs Inc., Palomar District.

    National Charity League offers scholarships

    FALLBROOK -- The San Luis Rey chapter National Charity League is offering $1,000 scholarships to college-bound Fallbrook High School senior girls. Awards are based on GPA, and school and community activities. Also taken into consideration are community service work, financial need, personal recommendation, essay and interview with the scholarship committee. One of the scholarships will be the Ann Daniel Memorial Scholarship, which goes to the girl whose commitment to community service surpasses the other applicants.

    National Charity League is a nonprofit corporation composed of Patroness and Ticktocker groups, organized to initiate and encourage charitable endeavors and to foster the mother-daughter relationship in philanthropic, cultural and leadership development.Funds for the scholarships are raised through various events throughout the year. Applications are available at the Fallbrook High School Career Center (760) 723-6300, Ext. 3211, or call Sandra Armstrong, NCL scholarship chairperson, (760) 419-1276.

    Old ink cartridges sought

    FALLBROOK -- Kopa Literary Magazine is a club that meets weekly at Fallbrook High School. Each year the club produces a publication comprised of student art, poetry, and short stories. To help supplement the cost of publication the Kopa team is recycling old ink cartridges with a company by the name of Empties4cash. If you or your business have empty or unwanted ink cartridges, contact the editors with the information given below and they will come and pick up you cartridge at any convenient time. Contact Anna Phillips and Sydnee Caldwell at kopa.fuhs@gmail.com or call (760) 535-6185.

    Soroptimists offer scholarships

    FALLBROOK -- Soroptimist International of Fallbrook is offering three scholarships to graduating seniors who reside in the greater Fallbrook area.

    The first is a $3,000 two-year Educational Scholarship to a four-year college or university. Recipients must carry a minimum of 12 units to qualify. The payment is $750 per semester for a total of $3,000.

    The second scholarship is a $1,000 Junior College Scholarship, which will be awarded to a student who will be attending a local junior college and is intended to cover educational expenses during their first year at school. Recipient must carry a minimum of 12 units to qualify. The payment is $500 per semester for a total of $1,000.

    The third scholarship is a $1,000 Vocational Scholarship, which will be awarded to a student who will be pursuing their education at a trade school or by taking trade-related courses at a community college. Auto mechanics, culinary arts, cosmetology and medical assisting are examples of studies that would qualify for this scholarship.

    The scholarships require that an official school transcript from the most recent semester must be submitted with the application. Applications are available at the high school Career Counseling Center. Completed applications and transcript must be received by April 15. For more information or applications, contact Dianna Mahr at (760) 728-7011.

    Local scholarship offered

    NORTH COUNTY -- Absolute Learning, a cognitive training center, invites high school seniors to compete for one $500 scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who has achieved academic success by overcoming a significant barrier to learning resulting from a learning disability, serious medical condition or psychological issues. The scholarship can be applied to community college, vocational school or a university.

    To be eligible, applicants must be able to document the learning issue and how they overcame the barriers to learning. Students must reside within 25 miles of Encinitas, have successfully completed three years of study at an accredited high school, have a cumulitive grade point average of 3.0 or better and expect or have received "notice of intent" to enroll in undergraduate college courses or have designated a certified vocational training program.

    Interested students should complete the Absolute Learning application form and mail it to Scholarship Committee, 285 N. El Camino Real, Suite 110, Encinitas, CA 92024. Forms are available at high school counseling offices, by logging on to http://www.absolutelearning.net or by calling Absolute Learning at (760) 632-6616. Deadline for receipt is June 1.

    SBT registration under way

    OCEANSIDE -- The School of Business and Technology is registering students for the 2007-08 school year.

    The campus is a free public charter high school open to all students in North County. Informational meetings will be held at the following times and locations:

  • 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. March 14 and 6 to 7 p.m. March 15, Jefferson Middle School library, 823 Acacia St., Oceanside;

  • 6 to 7 p.m. March 20 and 2:15 to 3:15 March 21, Lincoln Middle School multipurpose room, 2000 California St., Oceanside;

  • 3 to 4 p.m. March 12 and 6 to 7 p.m. March 13, King Middle School library, 1290 Ivey Ranch Road, Oceanside.

    Open houses and tours of the school will be held on the campus, 320 Horne St., from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on March 22 and 27; April 10, 19 and 24; and May 3 and 8. For more information, (760) 231-1512.

    NCAL scores announced

    NORTH COUNTY -- Following are scores from March 8 North County Academic League competition by division:

  • Varsity Inland: Rancho Bernardo 170, Ramona 26; Westview 111, Mt. Carmel 72; Poway 103, San Pasqual 41; Orange Glen 51, Escondido Charter 35.

  • Varsity North: Escondido 66, Valley Center 8; Rancho Buena Vista 133, Mission Hills 24; San Marcos 78, Fallbrook 68.

  • Varsity Coast: Torrey Pines 127, La Costa Canyon 51; Carlsbad 72, Santa Fe Christian 28; San Dieguito 90, El Camino 47.

  • Junior Varsity inland: Rancho Bernardo 81, Ramona 31; Mt. Carmel 65, Westview 43; San Pasqual 56, Poway 26; Escondido Charter 51, Orange Glen 29.

  • Junior Varsity North: Valley Center 41, Escondido 34; Rancho Buena Vista 43, Mission Hills 27; Fallbrook 54, San Marcos 46.

  • Junior Varsity Coast: Torrey Pines 92, La Costa Canyon 17; Carlsbad 60, Santa Fe Christian 38; San Dieguito 58, El Camino 29; Canyon Crest Academy 63, Oceanside 13.

  • Freshman Inland: Rancho Bernardo 64, Ramona 16; Westview 68, Mt. Carmel 46; Poway 34, San Pasqual 12; Escondido Charter 35, Orange Glen 34.

  • Freshman North: Escondido 62, Valley Center 20; Rancho Buena Vista 46, Mission Hills 21; Fallbrook 51, San Marcos 29.

  • Freshman Coast: Torrey Pines 95, La Costa Canyon 15; Carlsbad 53, Santa Fe Christian 39; El Camino 36, San Dieguito 20; Canyon Crest Academy 40, Oceanside 22.

    ELAC meeting scheduled

    OCEANSIDE -- Mission Meadows Elementary School, a Vista Unified School District campus at 5657 Spur Ave., will hold an English Language Advisory Committee meeting at 6 tonight in the multipurpose room. New members are invited. The group is planning a multicultural festival and new ideas are welcome. For more information, call (760) 630-7884.

    Historical Times Faire planned

    VISTA -- Washington Middle School will hold a Historical Times Faire from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 17 on campus, 740 Olive Ave.

    The event will feature an exhibit of student history projects, a display from the Vista Historical Society, a Medieval history tent, Egyptian necklace-making, archery, jousting, karaoke, an interactive booth presented by Rancho Buena Vista High School honor students, silent auction, book fair, art display, cake walk, craft booths, PTA barbecue, popcorn sale and a chance to meet Miss Vista and her court. Prizes will be awarded to student projects from each grade level. The community is invited. For more information, call (760) 724-7115.

    Local resident is college grad

    Matthew Storey of San Diego recently graduated from UC San Diego with a degree in political science/international relations. He is the son of Patty Storey of Oceanside and Howard Storey of Long Beach. He is a 1996 graduate of Murrieta Valley High School and plans to pursue a law degree.

    Before-, after-school care offered

    OCEANSIDE -- The Mottino Family YMCA offers before- and after-school care at McAuliffe, Ivey Ranch, Reynolds, Palmquist and Empresa elementary schools. The program offers children a safe and fun place to make friends, develop positive social skills and learn new things every day, giving their parents peace of mind while at work. For more information, call Alisa Quirey, child care director, at (760) 758-0808, Ext. 118.

    City offers King scholarships

    OCEANSIDE -- For the 14th year, the city of Oceanside, through its Community Service Commission, will sponsor the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarships, awarded to graduating high school seniors for their first year of college.

    Applicants must be seniors living in Oceanside or attending Oceanside schools. More than $300,000 has been set aside for the scholarships since their inception, all from community donations. Scholarships can be used at community and four-year colleges.

    In addition to academic achievement and written faculty recommendations, scholarship winners should reflect King's legacy of service, integrity and commitment to excellence throughout their lives. As part of their application, candidates will be asked to write a brief essay describing how King's life has affected their own.

    Completed applications are due by April 13. Winners will be notified no later than May. More information and applications are available at high school counseling offices.

    OHS wrestling program seeks support

    OCEANSIDE -- Oceanside High School's wrestling program is seeking support through donations and additional sponsors. The team raises money for equipment, uniforms, trophies, tournament fees and transportation throughout the year. To make monetary donations, make checks payable to OHS/wrestling team and send to: Oceanside High School, One Pirate's Cove, Oceanside, CA 92054, Attention: OHS/wrestling team. For more information, call head coach Ron Sigler at (760) 458-2751 or (760) 722-8201, Ext. 3803.

    'Night with the Stars' planned

    CARLSBAD -- Carlsbad High School's choral department will present "A Night with the Stars" concerts at 7 p.m. March 15 and 17 in the Carlsbad Cultural Arts Center on campus, 3557 Monroe St.

    Directed by Christy Owen, the two advanced choirs will perform as groups and individuals. The Chamber Singers and Sound Express will sing everything from classics to contemporary songs, as well as each groups' competition set. A silent auction and opportunity drawing also will be held. Proceeds will help cover performance related costs throughout the school year.

    Tickets cost $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors, and will be available at the door.

    Parents Club to meet

    ESCONDIDO -- The San Pasqual High School Parents Club will meet and hold a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. March 15 in the multipurpose room of the school. For more information, call (760) 291-6000.

    Cut-a-Thon planned

    RANCHO BERNARDO -- Ciao Bella Hair Salon, 12160 Alta Carmel Court, will hold a Cut-a-Thon from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 25 to raise money for abused and abandoned children in Zapallal, Peru. Haircuts will be $20, with all proceeds going to the children's home La Comunidad de Ninos Sagrada Familia to help clothe, feed and care for 600 children.

    The school was recently visited by Sophie Laing, a Poway resident and junior at La Jolla Country Day School. With help from the Community Service Department at her school, Sophie was able to make a cash donation to the home and take books and Christmas gifts to a dormitory of 6- to 9-year-old girls.

    Mt. Carmel senior earns scholarships

    RANCHO PENASQUITOS -- Brandon Burbach, a senior at Mt. Carmel High School, recently was awarded more than $25,000 in scholarships. He received a $10,000 Holiday Bowl Scholarship; was presented with three scholarships worth $5,000 each from Pacific Life, U.S. Bank and an anonymous donor; and received a $500 Better Business Bureau Torch Award Scholarship for an essay he wrote on the importance of ethics and morals in the workplace.

    OGHS 40th reunion set

    ESCONDIDO -- The Orange Glen High School class of 1967 reunion committee will hold its 40th reunion July 13 through 15 and is looking for fellow classmates. Send mailing information to Mindy (Wagner) Wilson, 1230 Wren Glen, Escondido, CA 92026, or e-mail melinda.wilson@cox.net.

    Athletic Booster Auction needs donations

    ESCONDIDO -- San Pasqual High School's Athletic Booster Auction dinner is planned for March 24 and needs sponsors and auction item donations. All of the proceeds from the event will go toward the school's sports teams. For more information or to donate items or become a sponsor, call Rita Bowcock at 432-8865.

    Oak Hill honors students

    ESCONDIDO -- Oak Hill School recently announced its February award winners.

    Scholar Awards were given to: Noel Reyes, Monserrat Alamanza, Mark Liggett, Samuel Marcus, Abraham Lopez, Jonathan Fabian, Karen Alexa Ruiz, David Ortega, Joaquin Garcia, Sarahi Villalobos, Jesse Vigil, Naomi Rincon, Armando Contreras, Jessica Ontiveros, Shaziah Abdullah, Joram Morales, Macrina Garcia, Daisy Romano, Jaquelin Lopez Duran, Lidia Medina, Jennifer Martinez, Leslie Gonzalez, Daniela Garcia, Enrique Aguilar, Maria Elizarraras, Nicole Gesino, Peterson Huynh, Jennifer Ramos, Jaqueline Aguilar, Brant Thomas, Richardo Garduno, Elizabeth Garcia, Salvador Aguillon, Robert Astad, Vanessa Martinez, Kellen Kimble, Nick Boulais, Andrea Diaz, Manuel Valdez, Vanessa Soto Vasquez, Jasmin Hernandez, Brandon Velez, Reyna Magallanes, Shiiro Njongoro, Javier Nieves, Jennifer Amaya, Luis Beltran, Naomi De La Cruz, Jordan Dijak, Jonathan Cesar Paz, Ana Trejo, Treyton Kelly, Jaime Gutierrez, Gilberto Camacho, Isabel Fuentes, Nicole Velez, Amy Tran, Cesar Mayorga, Adam Ballardo, Oscar Munoz, Brandy Padilla, Jonathan Lerma, Logan Finch, Adonis Ramirez, Lam Nguyen, Carla Prieto, Lorena Vivar, Laura Diaz,

    Maria Linares and David Huerta.

    Citizen's Awards went to: Noe Cedano, Alejandro Anguiano, Jose Romero, Janet Toscano, Francisco Gallardo, Herandy Ramirez, Jaqueline Saldivar, Lynnette Alvarado, Aurora Gonzalez, Mauro Ramirez, Jason Garcia, Nicole Franco, Danny Rodriquez, Delia Saldivar, Javier Mercado, Gabriel Lofaro, Brenda Salcido, Michael Enriquez, Josue Rios, Ana Cruz, Marisol Villar, Diana Barba, Alexis Smith, Austin Pautin, Stepanie Nicolas Arellano, Carmelita Chavarria, Vanessa Rangel, Bryan Rodriguez, Jorge Gonzalez, Paloma Ruiz, Anahy Mejia, Sebastian Roman, Kevin Ballardo, Ashely Uhl, Manuel Almanza, Miranda Medina, Ana Daisy Castenada, Jovanny Ambriz, David Hernandez, Oscar Martinez, Dayna Dewey, Jesus Jacobo, Isaias Moises Cedano, Michelle Mazariegos, Jennifer Olmedo, Alexys Gutierrez, Brenda Ortega, Brooks Martello, Grace Bickford, Jair Gutierrez, Jared Quinonez, Andy Martinez, Jared Tovar, Roberto Morales, Cathy Ramos, Gerardo Baza Tadeo, Daizy Perez, Jose Ortiz, Jorge Soria, Noah Taffe, Adrian Ledesma, Gaston Banuelos, Alexis Amezquita, Sayde Chisholm, Jennifer Lemus, Kimberlit Arellano, Nohemi Altamirano,

    Patrick Nielsen, Lorena Quinones, Andrew McCluskey, Zachary Turnbough, Celeste Garcia, Eugenio Rivera, Christian Mayorga,

    Lorena Mercado, Angel Ramos, Eduardo Aguilar, Charlie Ibanes Feria, David Gonzalez, Daniela Garcia, Samantha Lopez, Fred Namu, Lilly Patty, Tomas Flores, Jose Fabian, Cynthia Valencia, Karla Cruz, Liliana Cruz, Rogelio Rincon and Diana Ojeda.

    Principal's Awards were given to: Jason Gonzalez, Marlo Estrada, Kenya Molina, Jason Sandoval, Maritza Ramirez, Zeus Gonzalez, Juan Moredia, William Camacho, Jose Lopez, Fatima Medina, Armond Marcial, Ezquiel Morales, Isaiah Del Real, Freddy Diego, Vanessa Karina Rojas, Araceli Martinez, Leslie Nacarino, Janeth Uriarte, Jessica Buck Jaylinne Gutierrez, Denise Martinez, Tony Jose Aldana, Noemy Aguilar, Maria Aguilar, Vanessa Cruz, Jorge Rosales, Jose Medina, Quincy Grant, Alexis Vleazquez, Jose Ramos, Sara Styles, Eva Sanchez, Victor Velasquez, Angel Jackman, Shalom Frias, Matt Dobrowolski, Teresa Luna, Marco Martinez, Angel Maces, Lupe Soria, Thomas Velazquez and Ana Govea.

    Caught Being Good Awards went to: Veronica Flores, Kenya Nunez, Zurisadai Munoz, Estefania Orozco, Jorge Chavarria, Maria Ortiz, Armando Mendoza, Oscar Martinez, Isheyla Ariza, Austin Clark, Emily Thielemann-Stout, Zeltzin Gutierrez, Daniel Moran, Angelica Cortez, Jessica Ogulu, Jacob Francis, Ana Sanchez, Alexcis Morris, Ana Rocha, Leonel Juarez, Kasandra Hernandez, Martin Olmos, Carlos Santos, Oriana Rivera, Jordan De La Paz Hernandez, Michael Farley-Meyers, Ariani Marcial, Jessalyn Giglio, Cynthia Aldana, Jonathan Lerma, Nicholas Goekler, Jesus Rodriguez, Daisy Romero, Jesus Salcido, Nina Rodriguez.

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