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News & Announcements

A flyer for RCHS Parent Center Agenda (March 17-21, 2025) with a grid background and colorful sections for each day’s events: 3/17: St. Patrick’s Day graphic. 3/18: FAFSA & CADAA Workshop (5 PM on Zoom). 3/19: Parent Portal (Schoology) Workshop (8:45 AM). 3/20: Substance Abuse in Youth Workshop (8:45 AM). 3/21: School Experience Survey with a QR code for parents to provide feedback. Logos for Reseda Charter, CHIRLA, Planned Parenthood, and The Parent & Family Center are included.

RCHS Parent Center Agenda: March 17 - March 21, 2025

Stay informed and engaged with the RCHS Parent Center! This week, we have a variety of workshops and events designed to support our students and families, including:

- Monday, 3/17: St. Patrick’s Day celebration
- Tuesday, 3/18: Financial Aid (FAFSA & CADAA) Workshop (via Zoom at 5 PM)
- Wednesday, 3/19: Parent Portal (Schoology) Workshop at 8:45 AM
- Thursday, 3/20: Substance Abuse in Youth Workshop at 8:45 AM
- Friday, 3/21: School Experience Survey – Parents, share your feedback!

Make sure to participate and take advantage of these valuable resources. Scan the QR code on the flyer to complete the School Experience Survey and let us know your thoughts. We appreciate your involvement in your child’s education!
Parent Conference Night Thurs. 2/27 5-7pm

Parent Conference Night - Thurs. 2/27 5-7pm

Please join us for Parent Conference Night on Thursday, February 27 from 5:00-7:00pm. You will be able to pick up a copy of your student's most recent report card and teachers will be available to speak about your student's progress. We will also have booths with school and community resources available. FAFSA/CADAA support in the College Center! We hope to see you there!

Únase a nosotros para la Noche de conferencias de padres el jueves 27 de febrero de 5:00 a 7:00 p. m. Podrá recoger una copia del informe de calificaciones más reciente de su estudiante y habrá maestros disponibles para hablar sobre el progreso de su estudiante. También tendremos puestos con recursos escolares y comunitarios disponibles. ¡Asistencia para FAFSA/CADAA disponible en el centro universitario! ¡Esperamos verlos allí!
LAUSD Responsible Use Policy (RUP) for District Computer Systems. A central red shape states, 'I am responsible for,' with seven surrounding circles listing specific responsibilities: practicing positive digital citizenship, keeping personal information private, my passwords and my actions on District accounts, treating others with respect and dignity, accessing only educational content when using District technology, respecting and maintaining the security of District electronic resources and networks, taking all reasonable care when handling District equipment, and respecting the works of others. The LAUSD logo is present in the bottom left corner.

Restitution for Damage to School Property

The Education Code provides that parents/guardians are responsible for District property loaned to students. Students who damage, deface, or vandalize their Chromebook may be charged for the cost to repair or replace the Chromebook.

The cost can range from $50 to $350 depending on the damage. Students are encouraged to take care of their Chromebooks to avoid being charged for damage.
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Calendar

Mar 28

B Day (Periods 5-8)

Coffee with the Principal

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Coffee with Principal - Breaking the Silence Child/SES

Time: 8:30 AM – 11 AM
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Our Mission and Vision

Our mission at Reseda Charter is for our students to be educated, empowered, inspired, and for them to excel as we have expressed in the four words below.
 
Our vision is to be a caring, inclusive community that fosters a sense of belonging and confronts social inequities such that all students can become critical thinkers, advocates, and leaders in academics, college, career, and life.

The Regent Way

Reseda High School (now Reseda Charter High) was the first complete high school to be built after World War II in the San Fernando Valley. Reseda opened in the fall of 1955 with complete academic and science buildings, track & field, Industrial shops, including an automotive repair facility. Reseda has a three-color system = Columbia Blue, Navy Blue, and White. It is one of few high schools in the San Fernando Valley to have a complete auditorium.

At A Glance

  • 20 AP Courses
  • 16 College Classes
  • Linked Learning Gold Pathway Gold and Silver Linked Learning Certification
  • Award-winning Arts Programs
  • Championship Athletic Teams
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