Content Row
Check out our first student newspaper, The Falcon’s Quill, published by our Journalism class! Click below.
NOTE: The journalism class also keeps a blog! You can find the Falcon's Quill Blog here.
Please note that April 23-May 11 is our CAASPP (State mandated) Standardized Testing window. Thank you for ensuring that non-emergency absences/appointments (during school hours) are not scheduled during this time.
Please join the Los Altos School District for an inspirational night of STEM as three keynote speakers share their professions in STEM fields and explain how their work impacts the world around us.
This event is open to all students and parents of Egan and Blach Jr. Highs as well as other kids and families in Los Altos.
Day: Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Location: Blach Multipurpose Room
Time: 7pm
On March 14, student groups across the nation, have called out for the National School Walkout to protest school violence and specifically walkout of the classrooms for 17 minutes around 10 A.M. to honor the 17 lives lost recently at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Student leadership groups at Blach are planning to organize and lead a safe and authentic opportunity for those students who would like to join the protest to recognize the 17 victims of the school shooting in Florida. Our student leadership groups have been intentional and thoughtful in their planning of the 17 minutes long protest as well as inclusive of a wider student voice to be sure that students feel heard.
As adults, we prioritize creating a safe space for all our students. Teachers will be supervising students who wish to remain in the classroom during this protest and staff will also be supervising students who wish to step out to join this student led protest. We deeply respect and acknowledge all our students’ sentiments on this issue.
Tuesday, February 27: 7-8 P.M. (Blach Multi): Parent Education: Middle School: Parenting in the Age of Social Media (register here)
Thursday, March 8: 8:30-9:30 A.M. (Blach Library): Coffee with the Principal: Topic-Digital Citizenship
Thursday, March 15: Min Day: Dismissal at 12:30 P.M. No hot lunch
Thursday, March 15: 8:30-9:50 A.M. (Staff Lounge): PTA meeting
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On behalf of all of us here at Blach, a very Happy New Year to you and yours! Hope you enjoyed a restful and rejuvenating break. Here are a few updates and reminders:
The Blach Leadership class is once again spearheading the annual holiday food drive to benefit The Community Services Agency of Mountain View. Last year a record amount of food was donated by Blach families. We would like to do even better this year and need your help. All homerooms are collecting food through next Tuesday, December 12.
Please check the list for the most needed items. Together, we can make this the most successful year yet!!
Our Leadership students are working tirelessly to organize yet another fun Halloween dance and party this Friday! (Rumor has it that there is a Haunted House involved too!) We want all our students to have a safe and fun experience. Please note that costumes must be school appropriate (no excessive blood/gore, weapons or masks, no culturally offensive costumes). This also applies to costumes worn on Halloween day to school.
Our first Drama performance of the year is also this week! Under the guidance of our expert drama teacher, Ms. Meckler, Blach drama students are all set to perform William Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ on October 26 (see times above). Please join us and support and encourage our amazing students!
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