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FREE SUMMER CODING OPPORTUNITY
The Richmond High School robotics team in with partnership with Chevron is hosting a summer coding class for students as a way to promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Students will learn how to do coding in Python and gain a foundational understanding of how it works. Take the first steps toward gaining skills for tech focused opportunities!
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Robotics place 6th out of 60 in the heart of Silicon Valley
Check out the article written by the Richmond Standard on our awesome team here:
Richmond Standard BioMechs article
Check out their performance at Silicon Valley here:
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Check out our awesome Yearbook Video
Buy your 2017 yearbook for $65 at the cashier.
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Congratulations Oilers!
109 College
Acceptances!
46 students accepted to CSU's
12 students accepted to UC's
*Total includes HBC's, Out of State, and Private
Click here to visit the College and Career Center
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Superintendent's Message -- April 2017
Welcome back from a much deserved spring recess. As we usher in April and prepare for the final nine weeks of the school year, our students, their families, and our teachers are in the midst of testing. This is the third year that California students will take the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC), which measures our students’ academic progress in English Language Arts and mathematics.
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Chevron Richmond Seeks WCCUSD High School Students for Summer Internship Program
Chevron Richmond is recruiting up to 10 WCCUSD high school students for their annual Project Seed internship program. Students must apply by April 15. Click the headline for more information.
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District Spring Music Festival and Concert Dates Announced
The West Contra Costa Unified School District has announced the Spring Festival and Concert dates for all bands, orchestras, and choirs. Click the link to view dates and times.
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Watch Richmond High School's Robotics Team in Action
Richmond High School's robotics team, the Biomechs, is competing in the Silicon Valley Regional FIRST Robotics Competition on Friday at San Jose State University’s Event Center.
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Richmond High School Students Share Stage With Hamilton Stars
Three Richmond students perform on the SHN Orpheum stage and then see Hamilton, the musical, with their classmates. With the help of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, more than 2,200 Bay Area students from 18 schools saw the musical story of one of America’s Founding Fathers, Alexander Hamilton.
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Ed Fund Accepting Applications for African American Male College Scholarship
The Ed Fund will award eight $1,500 scholarships to deserving African American male high school seniors in WCCUSD. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years. Click the link to learn more and apply by March 3.
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West Contra Costa Unified to Host HBCU Recruitment Fair
The West Contra Costa Unified School District in partnership with the Black College Expo will host the 2nd Annual HBCU College Recruitment Caravan on Friday, February 17, 2017 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.at Richmond High School for juniors and seniors interested in pursuing higher education at a historically black college or university.
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Fall Sports Season Ends With High Honors for District Student-Athletes
It was a season of history for a number of West Contra Costa Unified School District athletes and teams with one student scholar posting the highest individual finish at a state event and two other student athletes helping their school rewrite its history books.
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WCCUSD Students Take First Step in Their Healthcare Careers
A group of West Contra Costa Unified School District seniors got a jump on their medical careers, becoming the fourth cohort to graduate from Contra Costa College’s Nurse Assistant Certification and Home Health Aide Program.
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District High School Seniors, Parents Invited to Cash For College Night
Applications for the Free Applications for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the CA Dream Act Application are being accepted for the first time this year starting October 1st. High school seniors and their families are invited to attend a free Cash for College workshop for help in filling out their financial aid applications.
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Two Seniors Earn Gates Millennium Scholar Label
A future naturopathic doctor who enjoys urban agriculture and a mariachi expert who plans to create affordable technology for people with disabilities are the two most recent Gates Millennium Scholars from the West Contra Costa Unified School District.
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Chevron Scholarship Winners Plan to Change the World
Four high school seniors in the West Contra Costa Unified School District received Chevron Richmond Black Employee Network college scholarships during its 17th Annual Black History Awareness Celebration at the Chevron Refinery last week.
