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The Choir is Fundraising with Goodwill on January 25th from 8:30-3pm.  For more information please see the attached flyer.

 

The County of Santa Clara Public Health Department’s STD/HIV Prevention & Control Program and the Project More Foundation are happy to announce the official launch of the 2020 Viral Video Contest this month. According to the CDC, 1 in 2 sexually active youth will get an STD by age 25 and most will not know it. This is an exciting opportunity for Santa Clara County high school students to address this staggering statistic by creating a short video (30-90 seconds) that addresses stigma around STDs and testing, encourages safe sexual practices, and promotes healthy relationships. Winning students will be awarded up to $1,500 for themselves and $500 for their high school. Submission deadline is March 1, 2020. 

Please share this great opportunity with high school students taking classes in sexual health education, video production, animation, and theater. For more information and to see winning videos from previous years, go to GoViralSCC.org.

For the Contest Rules, Consent Form, and Flyer, please click here.  

PixelHacks IV  was founded in 2016 as the Silicon Valley's first student-run, all-female high school hackathon. PixelHacks IV will be hosted on January 25-26, 2020 at Qualcomm (Santa Clara). Their goal is to help bridge the gender gap in tech and encourage high school girls to solve problems they face in their community using technology. In the last 2 years, they have empowered over 300 young women in various facets of tech across the Bay Area. No Fremont Staff will be present at this event to supervise.  

This is a great opportunity for any female student who is interested in computer science, engineering, or entrepreneurship. Link to signup: https://tinyurl.com/registerpixelhacks For more information, please check out our website at www.pixelhacks.com or email them at info@pixelhacks.com. For more information click here.  

**This is not a Fremont High School Sponsored Event.  No Fremont Staff or Representatives are associated with this event**

Come see our Advanced Drama students close off the semester with their showcase, titled “Splintered Time: Tales of Past & Present.” We’ve got classical monologues from Sophocles all the way to Oscar Wilde, AND student written monologues and scenes so new they just came off the printer! The show begins at 7pm THIS SATURDAY, December 14^th, in the Fremont High School Shannon Theatre. Tickets are $5 at the door!

 

Tuesday December 10

Frosh-Soph Boys Basketball Tournament v Palo Alto, 8pm

Varsity Boys Basketball @ Homestead, 7pm

Girls Soccer v Harbor 4/6pm 

 

Wednesday December 11

Frosh-Soph Boys Basketball Tournament, TBA

 

Thursday December 12

Frosh-Soph Boys Basketball Tournament, TBA

Girls Varsity Basketball @ TKA Tournament v Valley Christian, 8pm

Girls JV Soccer Firebird Tournament v Half Moon Bay 3:15pm 

Girls Varsity Soccer Firebird Tournament v Capuchino, 6:30pm

 

Friday December 13

Girls Varsity Basketball @ TKA Tourney,  TBA

Webber Lawson Wrestling Tournament 2^ndman, TBA

Varsity Boys Basketball @ James Lick Tourney, TBA

 

Saturday December 14

Girls JV Soccer Firebird Tournament v Silver Creek, 3pm

Girls Varsity Soccer Firebird Tournament v Silver Creek, 9:45am

Girls Varsity Basketball @ TKA Tourney, TBA

Boys Basketball @ Silver Creek 4/5:30pm

Webber Lawson Wrestling Tournament, all day

Fremont is hosting a wrestling tournament next Friday and Saturday (December 13 & 14) we are in need of adult and student helpers to work in concessions. To sign up to volunteer please click on this link: https://signup.com/go/oNgADPb

Classes will not be held on Friday, December 20.  Fremont High School will be closed for Mid Year Break between December 23 and January 3. School will resume on Monday January 6 with the regular  5 day week schedule.  

Attention parents of current 10th Grade &  8th Grade (Incoming 9th) students!

FHS 2020 Residency Verification will take place Saturday, January 25th  from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in the Fremont High School Library.

FHS Representatives will be visiting middle schools on the following evenings:

Cupertino Middle School: 1/8/2020, 6:00pm

Columbia Middle School: 1/15/2020, 6:30pm

Lawson Middle School: 1/16/2020, 6:00pm

 Please bring ORIGINAL documents required to establish residency. See the list of documents on the letter mailed from the FUHSD office in December or go to the district website for complete instructions:  

https://www.fuhsd.org/departments/enrollment-and-residency/online-registration

***To expedite your visit please bring the ORIGINAL and one copy of each document. 

Great news! Career Day is back at FHS on Friday, January 31st, 2020, and we need your help to make this event possible!

We are looking for a diverse group of careers/occupations that include but are not limited to the following:

-Business & Finance

-Arts, Media & Entertainment

-Education, Child Development & Family Services

-Engineering & Architecture

-Health Sciences & Medical Technology

-Information & Communication Technology

-Public Service

 

If you know of a friend, family member, or former colleague who would be interested in participating, please help us spread the word and reach out to them!

The anticipated time commitment is from 9:15am - 11am.

Questions? Email fhs_careerday@fuhsd.org

The Tech Challenge is ready to launch, but you are needed! If you are great at communication, problem solving, and able to collaborate in a group, join the Tech Challenge!

Thee Tech Challenge is in its 33rd year and wants Fremont High School Students todesigv, document and develop solutions to real world problems. 

Information Clinics will take place on December 7, January 11, and February 1 and 8.  

For more information please see the attached flyer or visit thetech.org/techchallenge.

Silicon Valley Clean Energy is seeking high school students to participate in the Bike to the Future design and innovation scholarship competition. a team of Fremont High School students won this competition in 2018! Last year, a team from Homestead High School claimed the first-place title and $7500 scholarship prize.

What is Bike to the Future?

Silicon Valley Clean Energy’s Bike to the Future scholarship competition provides high school students an opportunity to participate in clean transportation design, electrification, environmental innovation, and hands-on engineering as teams given an $1000 budget construct an electric bike from scratch and compete with the chance to win $18,000 in scholarship awards, including two new bonus awards; the best team spirit and best sportsmanship award, each valued at $1,000.  

For more information please visit their webpage: https://www.svcleanenergy.org/biketothefuture/ or check out the flyer here.

How can students participate?

Students who are interested can attend a orientation on Jan. 15, at the Sunnyvale Community Center.

Competition day is on May 2, 2020 and located at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds.

The City of Cupertino and the Cupertino Historical Society + Museum are co-sponsoring an Essay Contest for Middle and High School Students in honor of our latest exhibit: “Homage to the Information Technology Revolution.” For information on essay prompts, prizes and to sign up to receive updates, please sign up here. Winning essayists will be invited to speak at a one-day symposium in the Spring of 2020.