The Child Nutrition Services is proud to announce the launching of our new Child Nutrition Services website here at San Ramon Valley Unified. I find the site to be extremely user friendly with many tools such as nutrition education, information about our vendors, and other important information. I would like to thank Pat Rippon for working with me and her hard work creating the website. The new website will no longer require Child Nutrition Services sending out monthly menus to each school site electronically. Please place the link below on your school site website under your Child Nutrition Services heading and Child Nutrition Services will update all information monthly and as needed. The CNS department will still send monthly menu hard copies to school sites based upon their request. If you have any questions please call Pat Rippon at 824-1808. Thanks for your support and enjoy.
Dominic Machi
SRVUSD, Director of Child Nutrition Services
For the first time, Tri-Valley TV30 is broadcasting high school basketball. The first game is Dublin at Dougherty Valley. The game will be taped this Friday, January 27th and air on Saturday, January 28th, at 7 p.m. Tri-Valley Sports Final personalities Ian Bartholomew and George “Dr. B” Baljevich will be providing commentary.
Tri-Valley TV will be broadcasting the games on Comcast TV 30, AT&T U-Verse via channel 99 and streaming at trivalleytv.org. For complete air dates and times, visit the Tri-Valley TV website at www.trivalleytv.org. In addition, the games may be viewed via Video on Demand at our website the following week. DVDs of the games may also be purchased via the website.
What a great chance to see Wildcat Hoops on TV!!
“CREATING OPTIONS IN YOUR COLLEGE SEARCH”
** Meet representatives from Colleges & Universities all over the country! **
The Regional Admission Counselors of California and Dougherty Valley High School are proud to present this special program for the parents and students of San Ramon. Considering colleges out-of-state will be the focus of the event, and it will feature representatives from over 35 different universities. We hope to help broaden your college search by providing useful information about considering colleges outside of California.
- Learn the benefits of attending college out-of-state
- Increased chances for admission
- Lower tuition cost options
- The opportunity to graduate on time
- Greater scholarship opportunities
- The chance to learn more about yourself
- Real world experience & networking
- Learning how to adapt to a new setting
- Finding the perfect “fit” school
Participating Schools
As you are aware, STR3IVE is a collaborative school-wide effort that focuses and aligns Dougherty Valley High School’s work with our current goals, commitments and mandates. It ensures that our efforts are aligned with our core mission and vision and fulfills our obligations to our stakeholders, the state of California, the District and WASC. STR3IVE is a system through which DVHS will become more collaborative, focused and effective as an organization. It defines the work that we will be engaged in along three strands: Curriculum & Instruction, Culture & Equity and Collaboration.
Each of these three groups were broken into three subcommittees that worked on projects for the semester. Below is a chart that indicates what the group worked on and what achievements have been made as a result of their work.
We want to keep you apprised of the progress of each group. Below is a chart that indicates some of the projects that have been taken on by STR3IVE teacher committees:
The Dougherty Valley High School Performing Arts presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Tickets on sale now at the school website by clicking here. Click on banner below for more information.
The DVHS Administration, Counseling, and AP/Honors Teachers would like to invite parents and students to join us for an informational meeting about Advanced Placement and Honors Courses.
The Advanced Placement (AP) Program is a program of college level courses and exams for secondary school students. Over 90 percent of the colleges that most AP candidates attend give credit and/or Advanced Placement to students whose AP Examination grades are considered acceptable.
Please contact Assistant Principal Jason Krolikowski for more information, (925) 479-6402, jkrolikowski@dvhigh.net
WHERE: Shrine Event Center
170 Lindbergh Ave, Livermore
WHEN: Join us…
Friday, February 10th, 2012
6:00pm Cocktails
7:00pm Dinner
8:30pm Raffle/Auction & Dancing
Thank you for your Support!!!!!
Proceeds benefit the athletic programs at DVHS and are TAX DEDUCTIBLE
Please Note: No outside food, drinks or coolers will be permitted inside the venue.
ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Here is your chance to be recognized by your local community for something in which you are interested or passionate! The Student Recognition Project is in full swing again after a terrific year where more than 250 high school students in the San Ramon Valley were recognized for their work in 26 different categories.
The ONLINE application process is easy!







