School of Communication Arts
Comcast Experience, NAF Philadelphia Site Visit
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SCA Director
SCA Administrator
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Headrick, Cynthia
Assistant Principal
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SCA Staff
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Baker, Robert
Science Teacher/LAVA mentor teacher
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Botko, Rebecca
Science Teacher
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Coonen-Lee, Danna
Tech Arts Department Chair
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Corpuz, Rodolfo
Math Teacher
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Cunningham, Nathalie
Theater Arts Teacher
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De La Cruz, Francisco
Sp Ed Math Teacher/JV Football Coach/Var Softball Coach
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Doman, Pamela
PE Department Chair/Swim Coach/Cheer Coach/Dance Company Director
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Gayer, Bryan
Math Teacher/Boys' Volleyball Coach
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Gray, Pamela
Counselor
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Henderson, Terry
English Teacher/Academic Decathlon Advisor
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Ingram, Cleo
CBI Teacher
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Ishii, Lynn
Visual Arts Department Chair
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Keck, Daniel
ROP Teacher
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Laughlin, Kyle
History Teacher/AVID Class of 2012 Advisor
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Lomeli, Maria
World Language Department Chair
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Lomeli, Rosaisela
English Teacher/Literary & Art Magazine Advisor/AVID Class of 2014 Advisor
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McConney, Charles
Special Education Teacher
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Tabrizi, Javad
English Teacher
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Takagaki, Richard
History Teacher
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White, Brendan
History Teacher
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Yerman, Paula
ESL Teacher
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School of Communication Arts
Info Tech Slideshow
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Our Mission
The University High School School of Communication Arts (SCA) combines creativity and academics in student projects in areas such as art, graphics, computer applications, film, photography, journalism, web design, animation and television production. students take core academic classes to fulfill the "a - g" requirements as well as selecting from a wide variety of elective courses that emphasize the arts and writing through visual, print and digital communication.
Employability
In today’s high-tech world, the workplace demands that employees have higher levels of tech and computer skills, not just knowledge. With SCA, students and teachers work collaboratively around supporting technology to assist students in attaining these skills, along with encouraging team-building, organizational skills, analytic and critical thinking skills that are so important in succeeding in college and in future jobs.
News
AP EXAM SCHEDULE- WEEK 2 (5/14 THROUGH 5/18/12)
Week 2: 2012 AP EXAM SCHEDULE MAY 14 THROUGH MAY 18 Date Time AP Subject Location Students Monday, May 14th: 8:00am Bio BP-1 Ahmed - Marroquin 8:00am Bio BP-2 Mattson - Zarate  ...
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Posted by: Dr. Bryan Johnson
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Published: 5/11/12
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 University High School Wins National Contest!
University High School (“Uni”) was the number one vote-getter in the national initiative, sponsored by iTheatrics, ‘Smash,’ and NBC. From over 1,000 applicants, and following a month-long voting drive, Uni received more vot...
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Posted by: Dr. Bryan Johnson
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Published: 5/8/12
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 Parent Education Classes
Parent Education Classes at University High School Saturday, December 3, 2011 Algebra For Parents Saturday, January 14, 2012 &n...
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Posted by: Dr. Bryan Johnson
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Published: 5/7/12
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School of Communication Arts Locker
PPT, Word, Excel Viewers [ Go]
Students Display Skills at CSUN & Info Tech
Communication Arts students in Danna Coonen-Lee's Animation and Web Design classes and students in Olga Kokino's New Media and Journalism classes have been showcasing their talents in a variety of venues, from Info Tech at the Los Angeles Convention Center to the California State University in Northridge. Click on this link to see the press release recounting the April 30, 2011 events.
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Olga Kokino
Director
School of Communication Arts
University High School
11800 Texas Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 914-3500
Career Paths
- Animation/Web Design/Commercial Illustration
- Broadcast/Multimedia
- Digital Imaging
- Illustration/Design/Painting
- Journalism/Desktop Publishing
- Literary Magazine/Creative Writing
- Newspaper Writing/Production
- Theater/Live Stage/Concert Production
- TV/Film Production
- Yearbook Design/Production
Doodle 4 Google Contest
Students use their artistic talents to think big and redesign Google’s homepage logo around the theme, "What I’d like to do someday…" Whether students want to find a cure for cancer or take a trip to the moon, it all starts with art supplies and some 8.5" x 11" paper. And, one lucky student artist will take home a $15,000 college scholarship and $25,000 technology grant for their school, among many other prizes. Please submit entries to Ms. Kokino by March 15, 2011, The winning doodle will be featured on our Google.com homepage on May 20, 2011.
http://www.google.com/doodle4google/
Video Festival Call for Submissions
Submissions are now being accepted for the 11th Annual South Bay Student Video Festival, one of the longest running student video fests in Los Angeles. The festival showcases the best work in high ...more
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