LIVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL (CALIFORNIA)

'Livingston High School', in Livingston, California, is part of the Merced Union High School District. The current principal is Nancy Edmiston; however, it has been stated that Nancy Edmiston will not be the principal for the 2007-2008 school year. Three associate principals are Dean Way, Kay Malhi, and Craig Chavez. The school contains grades 9-12. Students come from Bloico Middle School, and Livingston Middle School.

Contents

Diversity

Classes

Year At The School

Schedules

Minimum Days

Vacation Days

Students

External Links

References

Diversity

There are students from many different backgrounds. Students from Punjab, Mexico, Portugal, and the United States, as well as other countries attend the school.
Breakdown by ethnicity[1].
Hispanic/Latino 73%
Asian 14%
Caucasian 10%
Filipino 1%
African American 1%
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Classes

Usually, the classes are approximately an hour in length. The school provides a wide area of subjects including AP classes for students who plan to attend college. Subjects include English, mathematics, science, social science, and other variations. Some variations include the following: Foreign language, photography, art, and band. The school provides tutoring to students in need of help for their classes as well.
Because the number of students is quite large, the classrooms hold approximately twenty-five students per classroom. There are six periods per day (with the exception of Minimum Days) which totals to about 125 students per teacher.

Year At The School

Schedules

The days at school begin from eight in the morning to 2:50 p.m. On Wednesdays there is a "collaboration" schedule where the classes start about an hour later but still end at 2:50 p.m. On Activity Schedule, there is a period of about thirty minutes where students spend time to relax, study, work, or attend club meetings. However, the students have to be in a classroom or the Library.

Minimum Days

On "Minimum" Days, students start at eight in the morning and leave at noon. Usually, Minimum Days are scheduled due to final exams or part of state testing. There are some minimum days before holidays.

Vacation Days

Students receive various vacation days including the holidays. The Thanksgiving Vacation, as an example, is where students do not attend classes for the entire week for the Thanksgiving holiday. Summer vacation usually begins around early June and students return to school at mid-August.^[1].

Students

The school puts on dances, plays, and rallies for students.
2007 will mark the 82nd Annual graduation for the students. School will resume on August 13, 2007. Round-up is when students get their schedules and textbooks. This is in August, before school starts.

External Links

★ Livingston High School website

★ Livingston, California website

References

1. Union High School District's Calandar School Calendar