Arroyo Pacific Acad.

Congratulations to the Class of 2022! We will you all the best and hope you come back and visit us in the future.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020! Since we could not hold a traditional graduation commencement ceremony this year, we wanted to honor our seniors with this video.

Arroyo Pacific Academy Graduation 2020 This year we had to modify our Graduation commencement ceremony because of COVID-19. The actual ceremony was held at our school on May 28, 2020. Congratulati...

COVID - 19 / Coronavirus Update

To Our Current Students & Families and To All Visitors:

We are currently closed and we will be following the guidelines of the Arcadia School District as to the projected date for re- opening the school for regular classes. Currently, they are projecting a possible opening on TUESDAY, May 5. We believe this is due to the mandates from the County of Los Angeles. During our closure, please feel free to contact our school by phone at 626-294-0661 or by email at [email protected]. We will be checking our phone messages and emails during our closure.

To Our Current Students & Families:

The current closure will give us FIVE weeks of home learning during Spring Quarter II. Assignments for all classes in which your student is scheduled will be posted on the Jupiter system. This is also where you and the students can contact teachers in case of difficulty or need for instruction and clarity. You may also contact me at any time through Jupiter or regular e-mail at [email protected].

Having our seniors complete their course of studies for graduation and college acceptance is a major priority. If seniors are having difficulty with the online courses they can contact me and I will ensure that there is additional support for them. If necessary, we will extend their work into the summer period so they can complete high school successfully. Students in AP classes should make sure to read the information from the College Board that was sent to you by Ms. Buoen. Please contact Ms. Buoen or Ms. Deagon on Jupiter if you have questions about the AP exams.

Younger students (Sophomores and Freshmen) should have specific study times at home to complete their assignments and get them to their teachers by whatever delivery methods is chosen – email, Dropbox, Google docs, etc. Each teacher will let you know (via Jupiter) how he or she will want you to transmit your assignments. The teachers of our middle school students have adopted a specific online program called Classin where they can check in as a group and be seen by the teacher. This enables them to receive instruction but also maintain their social contacts with friends and teachers. The teachers will let you know the times when students must go online. Janice Yen is the coordinator for this program.

Teachers will remind you of the textbooks you will need for this upcoming Quarter. You should already have these at home. PLEASE CONTACT MS. DEAGON IN ADVANCE by email via Jupiter if you need any specific items from school and they will be ready for pick up when you arrive. We care for each of you very much so please do not hesitate to contact us if we can give you the service you need. Online learning is not ideal for some students so we will make every effort to have you succeed and then pick up what is necessary after you return to school. We simply ask you to do your best and persevere.

Sincerely,
Philip Clarke
Principal

Alumni, Andy Yang and Santiago Reynolds, drop by for a visit.

Arroyo Pacific Academy's Fall Concert will be held in The Robert S. Walley Theater, in the Clarke Center this Friday, 10/25 at 7:00 pm.

Take advantage of this great opportunity to see our music department demonstrate their accomplishments.

There is no admission fee!

Please let Mr. Creason know what questions you have. His email is: [email protected].

We were recently visited by representatives from San Diego State University and the New York Film Academy, who spoke with our juniors and seniors about the admission process to their respective schools.

Our Girls Volleyball team had their first match of the season this week against Liberty High School.

Mrs. Collazo and the members of this year's National Honor Society.

We recently had our Honors Assembly to recognize and award the students that are on the Honor Roll, as well as students that have made improvements in their GPA, students that have placed out of the ELD Program, students that have been invited to join the National Honor Society, and students in our renewed middle school program. These are just some of the students who received awards.

Welcome Week was a great success thanks to the hard work and dedication of the members of our ASB and Mr. Yaeger.