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Arts, Media, and Entertainment Newsletter_Winter 2020
During the fall, Mr. Cruz traveled to Guatemala on behalf of Alliance for Smiles in order to capture life changing moments families have to go through with their journey to repair cleft lip and palate anomalies, for their children. DVA 2 students worked on editing short stories about the important work for Alliance for Smiles in Guatemala.
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Auto Tech Newsletter_Spring 2019
The 16th Annual Car Show was held at Washington High School on May 4th. Mr. Nahale continued his legacy in wowing all in attendance with an amazing event complete with raffles, live music, canned food drive, and of course all of the decked out vehicles.
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Culinary Arts Newsletter_Winter 2018
The winner was determined to be "Saffron", with "Berbere" as a close second! Chef Moschetti said "This was by far our best Spice of Life project!"
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Arts, Entertainment, and Media Newsletter_Winter 2018
Computer Animation students completed the first unit on 2D animation using Adobe Animate to learn the principles of animation and have now progressed to 3D Animation. Students are currently learning 3DS Max for 3D Modeling and keyframe animation.
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Culinary Advisory Newsletter_Winter 2018
Just before Thanksgiving, thoughts of gratitude led to thoughts of giving back which stems from the culture at James Logan High School so the class decided to fund-raise for the needy. Students wanted to learn how to make the following items from scratch - pie pastry, apple filling, pumpkin custard filling, pumpkin bread, pumpkin donuts, and scones so that is what they baked up.
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Nursing Assistant Advisory Newsletter_Winter 2018
Nursing Students from both the morning and afternoon classes had the opportunity to learn and practice hands-on skills on how to feed patients properly. Students brought various food items such as jello, yogurt, and mac and cheese. The students learned many proper techniques to "feeding patients" and also had a great time practicing on each other.
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Law Enforcement Advisory Newsletter_Winter 2018
Law Enforcement students have successfully completed the introductory course in the Martial Arts Kajukenbo discipline. The class had the privilege of having Advisor and Director TKO Professor, Marco Diaz Jr. instruct the students. Professor Diaz wowed the students with his demonstrated lessons and was recently awarded the title of Grand Master in the Art. Thank you Professor Diaz for investing in our Law Enforcement students and exposing them to the art of Kajukenbo.
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Biomedical Sciences Advisory Newsletter_Fall 2017
First year Principles of Biomedical Science/Human Body Systems students performed a diabetes diagnosing lab. Through this lab they learned how to screen for high blood glucose levels (hyperglycemia) and to detect and diagnose diabetes and prediabetes. The students were engaged and shared how the lab assignment gave them a lot of insight about diabetes and the effect it has on the human body.
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Careers in Education Advisory Newsletter_Fall 2017
This quarter, students had the opportunity to participate in "special theme" days, in order to learn how to incorporate events like these in their future curriculum.
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Fire Tech and EMR Advisory Newsletter_Fall 2017
Fire Tech students have been involved with some rigorous training visiting the Fremont Fire Training Tower twice a month and engaging in obstacle courses and search and rescue drills. The students have been working hard and learning the challenges of combining mental strength and physical endurance.
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Nursing Assistant Advisory Newsletter_Summer 2017
MVROP HOSA (Future Health Professionals) chapter won medals at the Spring Cal-HOSA SLC (Spring Leadership Conference) in Sacramento.
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Marketing Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Two of Newark Memorial High School's business students were asked to promote our business classes on American Spanish Television Network, Univision.
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Arts, Media, and Entertainment Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Mr. McDonell's Motion Graphics class has been taking advantage of Adobe CC's Master collection focusing on Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and Animate.
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Law Enforcement Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Public Services classes, including Law Enforcement, were wowed by a visit from East Bay Regional Park when they literally dropped in for a visit in October.
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Pharmacy Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Congratulations to the 17 students who just completed the Adult Pharmacy Technician course at Mission Valley ROP!
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Fire Tech and EMR Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Students in the Fire Tech class have been practicing at the Fremont Fire Department Tactical Training Center on Stevenson Blvd.
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Careers in Education Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Students enjoyed a fun and educational time on their field trip last month to Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose.
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Culinary Arts Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Recently, Chef Buhain had one of her classes help cater a small luncheon for MVROP and did a phenomenal job, wowing everyone with chicken mole, lemon bundt cake, and delicious chocolate chip cookies!
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Medical Occupations Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Dr. Uppula's students were hard at work earlier in the year practicing their CPR techniques and had a fun and educational time working on the CPR dummies.
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Auto Body Advisory Newsletter_Spring 2017
Johnny Cimino attended the 2016 SEMA show in Las Vegas with two of his adult students and enjoyed everything the show had to offer.
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Biomedical Sciences Advisory Newsletter_Fall 2016
Mission Valley ROP took 23 students to the Alameda Coroner's Bureau in Oakland on November 15th.
