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Today: 6/21/18

CJSF
In 1967, the California Junior Scholarship Federation (CJSF) was founded to foster high standards of scholarship, service and citizenship in the middle school/junior high grades. Like CSF, CJSF emphasizes service to the school and the community while encouraging pride inscholastic achievement. In recent years the rapid growth of the California Junior Scholarship Federation (CJSF) has
greatly strengthened CSF.

Click here for more information and to access the CJSF applications.

Badminton Invades Hughes

The staff from Badminton Center Court (Long Beach and San Diego) came to the Owl’s nest recently and treated some of our 8^th graders to professional lessons in badminton. Badminton incorporates many components of fitness including quickness, flexibility, footwork, agility, hand-eye coordination and- of course- cardio respiratory endurance. The main reason why badminton is growing so rapidly is because it is so much fun to play…at any age! A huge thank you goes out to Monkie, and the entire staff at Badminton Center Court, for their generous teachings and their overall dedication to the great sport of badminton. Here is a clip- take a look!

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Hughes News

6/11/18

All Fireworks Are Illegal in Long Beach (A Message from Long Beach Fire and Police Departments)

(Fliers attached in English, Spanish, Khmer and Tagalog)

With the 4th of July holiday fast approaching, the Long Beach Fire and Police Departments would like to remind residents, visitors, and staff that all fireworks, including those marked “Safe and Sane,” are ILLEGAL in the City of Long Beach.

The Fire and Police Departments will be out in force the days leading up to and on July 4th to ensure compliance of the Long Beach City Ordinance that bans fireworks. Although both Departments seek voluntary compliance to ensure public safety, this duty often requires strict enforcement of all laws through arrests and citations. Anyone cited or arrested for fireworks violations may be faced with a $1,000 fine, sentenced to jail for six months, or both. The fines and penalties may increase depending on the fireworks’ classification.

Fireworks may be voluntarily disposed at collection bins located at:

All fire stations
Lifeguard Headquarters 2100 E. Ocean Boulevard, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Any police station

For more information, alerts, advisories, and emergency news please visit www.longbeach.gov/fire, "Like" us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, or contact LBFD Community Services at (562) 570-2525.

If you See Something, Say Something! Call Long Beach Police Dispatch at (562) 435-6711 or 9-1-1 if you observe dangerous or illegal activities.

Together, we can enjoy a safe holiday!

Attachments:

English Flier

Spanish Flier

Khmer Flier

Tagalog Flier

4/25/18

Pacific Islanders Education Voyage (Parent Meetings Schedule) - Note, May 31 Meeting Canceled

These meetings help the school district to strategize programs to support Pacific Islander students. View the attached flier for details and a schedule of meetings through September.

Attachments:

Meeting Schedule Flier

2/14/18

School Accountability Report Cards

State law requires all public schools to create a School Accountability Report Card (SARC). The purpose of the report card is to provide parents and the community with important information about your child's school, which includes:

School Description and Mission
School Programs and Instructional Materials
Opportunities for Parent Involvement
Test Results
Safety Plan
Facilities

We invite you to view the School Accountability Report Card (SARC) for your child's school. You can find your school's SARC here.

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2017-18 School Uniform Policy

We will continue to implement our school uniform policy. This is a revised policy as of August 2015. Adherence to the ID and uniform policy is required for attendance at Hughes. There is no doubt that the uniform policy reduces student misbehavior and allows us to focus on providing a meaningful instructional program for all students. Thank you for your support in our efforts to provide a safe and orderly environment.

Students must wear solid light blue, navy, or white collared shirts. Note: Plaids, stripes, sheer material or other designs will not be allowed. No sheer blouses that reveal undershirts are allowed.
Navy blue pants, just above the knee shorts (2-4" above the knee) or skirts are permitted. Dark blue jeans may be worn provided they are in good condition and free of logos and designs (no frays, tears, holes, etc.). Students may not wear sweats or athletic wear.
Only solid white, blue, gray or black sweaters, sweatshirts, and jackets will be allowed as outer wear. These must be logo free.
Only white, blue, black, or gray undershirts may be worn.