Channel Islands High School - Raider Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES OB- JECTIVES, 1985-1986 I. Curriculum and Instruction Review State's Model Curriculum Standards and compare with District Frameworks. Continue development of Criterion Reference Test for cur- riculum areas. Complete implemen- tation of a comprehensive reading program on all campuses for the pur- pose of improving pro-student read- ing skills. Review every vocational 22 SCHOOL BOARD education course in light of present and future job market needs and re- vise accordingly. II. Student Services Identify student attrition and dropout rates and study causes and design intervention and strategies to reduce these rates. Continue im- provement of single period absences using the 1984-85 school year as the comparison. Maintain Average Daily Attendance at 9795 or better. III Business Services and Facilities Implement work standards for maintenance, operations, and trans- portation personnel. Complete and implement a long-range plan for all departments for the repair and re- placement of instructional equip- ment. Develop and implement a plan for improving the appearance of each individual campus,

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t d t th d Left Bottom The seniors float ties for third place with the freshmen Below The Court ls presen e 0 e crow Middle Left: The second place junior float. Middle Right: The varsity bas- ketball team wins the homecom- ing game in the closing seconds. Far left: The sophomore float wins first prize. Left: Leo Cregar and P.J. Balase participate in the tricycle leg of the burp relay during homecom- ing week. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 21

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KEN BENEFIELD, PRINCIPAL 20 YEARS AGO I predict that in twnty years, the son or daughter of Tom Parizo will be the Activities Director at CI. The trees in the center of the quad area will have grown back and will once again look like trees. CIHS will have an olympic size swimming pool, and The Benefield Student Center, which will in- clude career and tutorial services, health center, and student government offices, will be a reality. The Raiders very own football stadium will also be in use. Enrollment at CIHS will have decreased because several hundred students will have opted to stay at home and obtain their education via computer assist- ed educational programs. Twenty years from now, my secretary, Eva, will still be driving the same car which will upset Mr. Masterson. The incoming ninth graders will be taking Flying Ed. and Flying Training , as the mode of transpor- tation will be miniature rockets. Noon time activities in the quad will feature the music of today as oldies, but goodies , and the la- dies in the office will still be requesting Willie Nel- son tunes. Mr. Ralph Gonzales AFTER THE GREAT QUAKE, C.I. WILL BE AN ISLAND. Mr. Grimm The learning process will not change drastically. Therefore, the methods of instruction will not change drastically. However, what will change dras- tically, is what must be learned and what equipment will be utilized to learn. In twenty years I predict that our society will be an extremely technological society. I can envision com- pact microprocessors on every desk, T.V. monitors! VCR's in everyroom. Centralized production centers will produce educational videos. Word processors will assist students in writing, computerfcalculators will assist students in computing. Technology will abound in all areas. Channel Islands High will not change much. Stu- dents are students are students. The schools physical plant will not change except for construction. Mr. Ortega 20 YEARS FROM NOW ROCKY ORTEGA, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL l i -Q. 3 if 9 is RALPH GONZALES, ASSISTANT TOM GRIMM DEAN OF STUDENTS PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRA TI ON 23