1. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & SCIENCES
Address: 7345 Gloria Drive, Sacramento, CA 95831 ☞ Visit this site
Phone: (916) 433-2960 | Fax (916) 433-2959
Phone: (916) 433-2960 | Fax (916) 433-2959
This school is one of the newest and the only 7th through 12th grade
program school within Sacramento City Unified School District
program school within Sacramento City Unified School District
Video Clips For School Introduction
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2. John F. Kennedy High School
Add.: 6715 Gloria Drive Sacramento Tel.: (916) 433-5200 (916) 433-5211
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Located in Sacramento, California, John F. Kennedy High School (JFK) is a comprehensive school, serving students in grades 9-12, in the Sacramento City Unified School District. Recognized by the state as a 2005 and 2009 California Distinguished School. The enrollment is consistently just under 2,200 students. JFK has an ethnically diverse, culturally rich, student body. The attendance area served by JFK extends from downtown Sacramento through the Pocket neighborhood. JFK operates a college preparatory curriculum program on a traditional 55-minute class schedule, offering a wide variety of academic programs in a six-period day. There is zero and seventh periods for special class needs and student activities.
John F. Kennedy High School employs 101 full-time equivalent teachers, 4 administrators, 5 counselors, a librarian, a library technician, 11 aides in special education, plus 16 clerical support staff. Six of our credentialed staff members teach computer-related skills. The campus includes traditional classrooms, a Library-Media Center, fine arts facilities, two gyms, a pool, a weight room, industrial technology shops, graphic arts laboratory, handicapped student facilities, and multi-use computer labs.
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Students demonstrated martial arts as part of the Chinese New Year celebration at John F. Kennedy High School on Feb. 2.
20 Korean educators joined JFK annual Chinese New Year Luncheon
with the staff
The annual Chinese New Year luncheon at John F. Kennedy High School brought together staff, students, parents and visiting teachers from Korea on Feb. 2. The auspicious celebration kicked off the Chinese Year of the Rabbit. On campus, Chinese music was played between classes. Students Daniel Li and Chris Lim announced the New Year over the school intercom system, teaching students traditional Chinese phrases. Principal Chad Sweitzer invited 20 visiting Korean educators to the Asian Cuisine Club’s luncheon. The visiting dignitaries found the experience fascinating, because they could not imagine that a student club could host such a wonderful luncheon. The students prepared traditional Chinese dishes and selected Chinese music. Delicious and beautifully packaged chocolates from the Shanghai World Exhibit 2011 were supplied by Melissa Lee. Approximately two hundred people attended the lunch, which was a colorful and festive event. Some guests were dressed in traditional Chinese outfits and passed out red envelopes. The red envelopes symbolized good luck. Beautiful banners on display at the luncheon were made by Diana Duong.
Adapted From Valley Community Newspapers
School Calendar (Feb. 2012)
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
29 | 30 | 31 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Streamline Church | Drama Class | DramaClass | Drama Class | Drama Class | Dream Academy Visit | Saturday School |
Drama Class | Army Recruite | Drama Class | Drama Class | Drama Class | Drama Performance | |
Drama Production Rehearsal | Drama Class | Drama Production Rehearsal | Pawz Offdance practice | Drama Class | JFKWrestling @LincolnHS (TBA) | |
5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |
Streamline Church | Drama Class | Drama Class | Drama Class | Drama Class | Drama Class | Saturday School |
Drama Class | Army Recruite | Navy Recruiter | Drama Class | Drama Class | JFKWrestling @ValleyHS | |
Polynesian Clubdance practice | Drama Class | Drama Class | PawzOff dance practice | KeyClub Weekly Meetings | Drama Performance |
Bell Schedule 2010-2011 (Effective: November 2, 2010)
Monday thru Friday | MINIMUM DAY SCHEDULE. | Rally Schedule | |||||||||||
Period 0 | 7:18 | - | 8:13 | Period 0 | 7:39 | - | 8:13 | Period 0 | 7:18 | - | 8:13 | ||
Period 1 | 8:20 | - | 9:15 | Period 1 | 8:20 | - | 8:54 | Period 1 | 8:20 | - | 9:07 | ||
Period 2 | 9:22 | - | 10:22 | Period 2 | 9:01 | - | 9:36 | Period 2 | 9:14 | - | 10:01 | ||
Period 3 | 10:29 | - | 11:24 | Period 3 | 9:43 | - | 10:17 | Rally 3A | 10:18 | - | 10:55 | ||
Period 4 | 11:31 | - | 12:26 | Period 4 | 10:24 | - | 10:58 | Rally 3B | 11:02 | - | 11:49 | ||
Lunch | 12:26 | - | 1:02 | Period 5 | 11:05 | - | 11:39 | Lunch | 11:49 | - | 12:24 | ||
Period 5 | 1:09 | - | 2:04 | Period 6 | 11:46 | - | 12:20 | Period 4 | 12:31 | - | 1:18 | ||
Period 6 | 2:11 | - | 3:06 | Period 5 | 1:25 | - | 2:12 | ||||||
Period 6 | 2:19 | - | 3:06 | ||||||||||
3. Sutter Middle School
3150 I Street Sacramento Phone: (916) 264-4150
Located in East Sacramento bordering McKinley Park, Sutter Middle School leads Sacramento County in academic excellence and student success. The staff at Sutter is committed to nurturing and developing the intellectual, physical, emotional and moral capacities of each child. Our goal is to produce students who will become fulfilled productive members of the adult community.
Bell Schedule |
Entry Bell | 8:10 a.m. | Entry Bell | 8:10 a.m. | |||
Period 1 | 8:18 - 9:10 | (52 min.) | Period 1 | 8:18 - 8:59 | (41 min.) | |
Period 2 | 9:16 - 10:06 | (50 min.) | Period 2 | 9:04 - 9:39 | (35 min.) | |
Period 3 | 10:12 - 11:02 | (50 min.) | Period 3 | 9:44 - 10:19 | (35 min.) | |
Period 4 | 11:08 - 11:58 | (50 min.) | Period 4 | 10:24 - 10:59 | (35 min.) | |
LUNCH | 11:58 - 12:28 | (30 min.) | Period 5 | 11:04 - 11:39 | (35 min) | |
Period 5 | 12:35 - 1:25 | (50 min) | Period 6 | 11:44 - 12:19 | (35 min) | |
Period 6 | 1:30 - 2:20 | (50 min.) | ||||
Building Exit | 2:30 p.m. | (302 min. total) |
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