Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Schools Will Be Closed Letter

Dear Parents,

All Boston Public Schools will be closed Tuesday, February 12. All extracurricular and athletic events are canceled.
For families who need help with child care, all Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) community centers will be open on Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. These centers will offer a warm and safe place for young people age six and older while their parents work. 

All youth are welcome but youth under 12 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at drop-off for the completion of a short intake form. You can find a list of locations at http://www.cityofboston.gov/BCYF/facilities/ or by calling the Mayor's 24-Hour Hotline at (617) 635-4500.

Thank you


Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Letter Informing Students of Sports Activity


Hello Students,

We have posted sign-up sheets in the student rec room for the party games and chess tournament for Founders Day. We have some exciting prizes in store for the winners of these games, so be sure to get your name on those lists before slots run out. We are also forming teams for the upcoming inter-campus triathlon. Please list your names for under the activities that interests you. Try-outs will be announced.

Thanks,
Student Prefect

Monday, April 22, 2013

Letter Informing Dress Code to Students


Dear Students,

As per instruction of the Prefect of Student Discipline, all students are allowed to enter the campus in their proper civilian attire on February 14, 2012 Valentine's Day. This is also to give way for the celebration of Professor's Day. All Classes in the College of Arts and Sciences will start at 1:30 PM
Classes are suspended from 7:30-1:30 


Thank you.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Letter Addressing Issues of School Violence

The San Beda College of Law condemns this unlawful and dreadful act of violence. We grieve over a life put to waste. The San Beda College of law condemns the system of brotherhood that employs violence, intimidation, intentional force, or reckless imprudence as part of any of its ceremonies or practices. Consequently, the school does not recognize their existence.

The San Beda College of Law seems to be quiet in the middle of this tragedy but rest assured that San Beda College of Law does not toil on half baked justice. In cases involving our law students, the San Beda Law administration immediately acts to protect their rights. For the past years, the admin first caters to the needs of the victims- confirm their identities, assist in their financial needs, coordinate with the police and the hospital, among others. It is the care for the victims and their families that are most essential. But while the admin is assuring the care for the victim and his family, they are taking the initial steps to seeking justice for their students.

The administration of the San Beda College of Law and the Law Student Government have already constituted a committee to conduct the investigation of the administrative aspect. We will fully cooperate in the investigation of the NBI and PNP.

The San Beda College of Law offers its sincerest grief and prayers to the family of Marvin. It upsets us that we can only do so much. We give our word that we will assist in attaining justice as we will exact every means necessary to appease your worn-out hearts and mind. The lion will not sleep until justice is served in its rightful form.

Monday, July 9, 2012

Letter to Parents: Classes Are Suspended

Dear Parents,

Classes in all levels are suspended today July 14, 2012 due to heavy flooding in many areas of Metro City. All students are advise to stay home and review their lessons.

Please be advised.

Principal Gerhardt

Sunday, July 8, 2012

Letter Informing Parents of Educational Tour

ATTENTION : All Parents of High School Students
SUBJECT : Museum Tour

The school has received an invitation from the Museum of PostModern Art in Northridge. We are welcome to send 15 of our brightest students to join their Art Educational Tour from September 10 to September 12, traveling to Westminster, Cardiff, and North Ridge Central.

The participants will explore and learn different art movements, which includes visiting ateliers and artisan studios and other creative spaces.

This tour is open to all students of South Ridge High School of good academic standing and must be accompanied by one legal guardian or teacher from the school.  The student only need to shoulder the plane fare, tax and visa expenses.

Interested students may coordinate with the office of student affairs no later than July 20, 2012.  Students must submit application forms, parents permit form and passport.  The school will only consider applicants who submitted complete requirements.

For immediate action. 

Principal Skinner

Friday, January 13, 2012

Enrollment Reservations Letter

Dear Parents,

School Year 2011-2012 will soon come to its end and we would like to know how many of our students will confirm their enrollment for School Year 2012-2013. We are already accepting new students/ transferees. To ensure a slot for your child, please fill out the reservation form below. Sign and return it to the school cashier with a reservation fee of $120 not later than August 10. This amount is non-refundable and non-transferable but deductible from tuition fee.

Your reservation fee does not necessarily mean that the student is officially enrolled. We will strictly adhere to the first come, first served policy of the school. Failure to enroll your child on the specified date of enrollment automatically forfeits his/her slot.

Enrollment Schedule reservations are valid until the dates below:
August 10-September 1, 2020

Noted:
Principal Victoria