Our News
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Dollar General and César E. Chávez High School Develop Partnership
Dollar General, a general store in Santa Ana, has entered into a partnership with César E. Chávez High School (CCHS) to support reading at Chávez, as a part of its Literacy Initiative.
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"MAKING STUDENTS WHOLE" - AN ANIMATED PRESENTATION
See the mission of Chávez High School as a visual metaphor.
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César E. Chávez High School - A School of "Success Options"!
Every student at Chávez High School can be successful
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SAUSD has its own Mobile App!
Have you downloaded the SAUSD app? It features articles and photographs highlighting the programs, events, staff members, and students of our district. The app is offered in the Apple and Google Play Store. Simply type SAUSD or Santa Ana Unified.
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California Healthy Kids Survey (9th & 11th Grade only): Feb 1 - Feb. 28
We Want To Know What You Think! Please complete the student survey for the opportunity to weigh in on the 2020-2021 school calendar, your experience at our school and our school community.
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CORE SEL SURVEY – 9th to 12th Grade
Tell us about yourself. Be honest when you respond. This assessment is about you and how we can better support you to succeed.
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SAUSD Parent Survey / Encuesta para padres: Feb.1 - Feb. 28
We Want To Know What You Think! Please complete the parent survey for the opportunity to weigh in on your child's experience at our school and our school community. ¡Queremos saber que piensa! Complete la encuesta de padres para tener la oportunidad de analizar la experiencia de su hijo(a) en nuestra escuela y en nuestra comunidad escolar.
Principal's Message
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Welcome to César E. Chávez High School and the 2018-2019 School Year. My name is Trucker Clark, Principal of César E. Chávez High School, and I would like to introduce myself.
I am honored to be working at César E. Chávez High School. I have nearly twenty-six years’ experience working as an Educational Professional. During that time, I have worked as an Instructional Aide, Campus Supervisor, Teacher, Vice Principal, and Principal: working with at-risk youth, grades 1stthrough 12th. I have worked in California with the Kern County Superintendent of Schools from 1992-1996 as an Instructional Aide, 1996-1998 as a Campus Supervisor, 1998-2004 as a Teacher, 2004-2006 as a Vice Principal, and 2006-2008 as a Principal; with the Santa Clara County Office of Education from 2008-2010 as a Principal; and with the Merced County Office of Education from 2010-2012 as a Principal. I had moved to Idaho for two years in 2013-2015 and worked as a Teacher with the Jerome School District working with Middle School Special Education at-risk students. In 2015, my family and I moved to Orange County and I began working with Santa Ana Unified School District as a Principal at REACH Academy. I earned my Associates Degree in History from Bakersfield College, Bachelor Degree in History and Single Subject Social Studies Teaching Credential from California State University Bakersfield, Master Degree in Education, Administrative Services Credential and CLAD – Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development Certificate from Fresno Pacific University, and I am currently working towards earning my Doctorate Degree from the University of Southern California in Organizational Changer and Leadership.
My motto is being a “Passionate Champion for staff and students.” Passionate is to be compelled or ruled by strong emotions, feeling or actions, and a Champion is a person who fights, defends and or supports others. I do this by being a servant leader, who truly wants the best for the staff, students, parents, community and the district. My approach in working with at-risk students is student centered, and one that creates a second chance at success. I believe the team (staff, students and parents) does this by having caring connections and relationships, providing an alternative method of teaching, assessment and learning, rigorous and relevant teaching and curriculum, intervention and prevention, extended learning opportunities, safe and healthy environments, and collaborative partners. By having those, we can meet the unique educational, social, physical, and emotional needs of these diverse students we serve.
I am excited for the 2018-2019 School year. If you have any questions or would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
Trucker Clark