El Rancho Verde Continuation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Barbers Zire eflenztinns CBI Succzss El Rancho Uerde when I thought of a continuation high school, negative images always entered my mind. as a first year teacher many of my colleagues would probably say those pictures in my mind have now come to reality. I am pleased to say that my experience at El Rancho Uerde so far has been one of enlightenment. I see students doing 9 better in classes than ever before. I R see students setting goals for life ' XKW 3 after high school. I see students 1 I making lifestyle changes that they will he thankful they made ten years from Yvonne Givens now. Most of all, however, I see a Princioal beacon of opportunity for all the students just waiting to be taken. Une last remark concerns both the teachers and administration, and anyone else concerned about our school. No student will ever come across a faculity as strong, as caring, and as selfless as the ERU faculty. Un the other hand, as a teacher, I know I'1l never meet students like the ones at El Rancho. ,Students who have made me grow as a person, and as a teacher. To me, El Rancho Uerde means opportunity! Nr. Hllien David Pava assistant Principal , , sr, '- Elway N I'ii T -3. I l ' r 'I 'Jax H J,- ,V ' ,vig ,.. ,Q g Tiff. i 4 ,Q I lg Uoma Uuemoto I QE Romelia Munoz PITOQFBM VIBFIBQBI' .NW Cgungelgp

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