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Summer Reading Assignments and Review

Summer Reading Assignments and Reviews 2025

Uniforms, Pride Friday, and Appearance Dress Codes

Dress Code Guidelines (2024-2025)

Students are expected to be in approved Salesian Dress Code Monday through Thursday while on campus. Relaxed dress code is allowed (no sweatpants) on Fridays, also known as Pride Fridays. For information on dress code policy and Pride Fridays guidelines, click on this link: Appearance Dress Code Policy

School uniforms must be purchased through our uniform provider, Lands' End. Click HERE to be redirected to Lands' End uniform site.
Lands' End Preferred School Number for Salesian: 900172578

P.E. uniforms and locks for lockers can only be purchased from our P.E. teacher during the first week of school.

Spirit Wear by The Booster Club and BSN Sideline Store

Spirit Wear from Salesian's Booster Club:
Click HERE to buy sweatshirts, crew necks, t-shirts, and accessories. The sweatshirts are approved by the Salesian administration as part of the school uniform and the t-shirts may be worn on "Pride Fridays."

Spirit Wear from our BSN Sideline online store:
You may also purchase Spirit Wear from BSN but please note that most of the items are NOT approved to be worn during school hours (except for the polos). Most items may be worn on Pride Fridays.

Student Dining - The Cafe (Lunch Menu)

Logo for Som-Thing Special Catering in Richmond, California

Som Saengsourith
Chef & Owner of SOM-thing Special Catering

Click link to order: https://app.mealmanage.com/
Lunches must be pre-ordered and pre-paid by 8:00 pm the night before.

A Message from Som Saengsourith:
Welcome to SOM-thing Catering! I enjoy cooking and preparing home-cooked meals with simple, seasonal ingredients. I look forward to bringing my experience with “farm to table” and “family style” meals to our students and staff at Salesian. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact me at email: som.thingspecialcatering@gmail.com
- Som

LUNCH & BREAKFAST PROGRAM
● Parents will receive a welcome email to set up an account on the Meal Manage platform.
● Monthly menus, ordering and payments can be made on parents' account page.
● Advance ordering for breakfast and lunch is highly encouraged.
● Cut off time for ordering is the day prior at 8:00 p.m.
● Breakfast will be offered “grab and go” style in the morning before school. LUNCHES MUST BE PRE-ORDERED AND PRE-PAID.
● Microwaves and toasters will be available for students’ use.

ShelfIt! - Online Bookstore

"Shelfit!"
Digital Online Bookstore
2025-2026

Shelfit gives parents and students online access to all their school book needs with an easy-to-use platform with a single login. Each student will have their own Shelfit online bookstore listing all the books that they will need for the school year plus there will be a simple purchasing feature.

Information about Shelfit will be sent to 2025-2026 families in August 2025. https://youtu.be/TMnYl3i9gNc

Laptops and Policies

Laptop Policy 2024 - 2025

All students at Salesian College Preparatory (SCP) are required to have a laptop for the school year. Students are required to have a laptop with at least the following minimum specifications:

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 or higher, with Solid State Hard Drive or Mac OS 10.14.3 (Mojave) or higher
Memory: 8GB or higher
Storage: 256GB or higher
Wi-Fi: 802.11g/5GHz compatibility or higher
Bluetooth: 3.0 or higher internal microphone
Warranty: Extended warranty that includes damage protection (recommended)

Student Responsibilities:

Students are expected to bring their privately-owned laptop to school every day, fully charged.
Students are responsible for hardware support and maintenance of their personal device.
Students must have all eBooks, apps, and accessories required by their teachers by Monday, September 2, 2024.
All contents and use of the student’s device are to conform to the mission and vision of SCP as well as the Acceptable Technology Use Policy.
SCP reserves the right to inspect the content of all laptops brought onto campus by students.
Students are to adhere to the Acceptable Use Policy at all times (cf. Student-Family Handbook 2024–2025).
Students are to create a passcode/password on the laptop and keep the passcode/password confidential.
Students should not share their passcode/password with anyone.
Other than their parents or guardians, students are not to let anyone besides themselves use the laptop.
Students should not provide their personal information to anyone over the Internet.

Disclosure: Salesian is a safe campus where theft or damage to personal property is not common; however, students should always secure their personal property in their backpack which they should keep with them. By bringing their own laptop or other devices to school, students and their parents/guardians accept full responsibility for damage which might occur to the laptop, as well as loss, or theft. Salesian College Preparatory is not responsible for the care, replacement, and/or repair of any device under any circumstances.

Questions about laptops may be directed to our IT Assistant, Ms. Kian McNair (kmcnair@salesian.com ).

Parking Permits for Students

Click here for application

VEHICLE REGULATIONS

1. Parking permit application must be filled out and signed by both the student and parent/guardian.
2. Parking permits are $50 per year and may be purchased in the Finance Office.
3. Parking permit fee is non-refundable.
4. Parking permits must be visible and displayed at all times.
5. The parking lot will be locked at 8:40 a.m. Students will not be allowed access to their vehicles during school hours
unless authorized by an appropriate authority.
6. Students park their vehicles on campus at their own risk. The school is not responsible for any damage or theft.
7. Students are never to park in faculty or visitor lots.
8. Students may lose their driving and parking privileges on campus if students are:
▪ Loitering around the vehicles in the parking lot
▪ Playing loud music/stereo systems while on campus
▪ Diving on campus while on their cell phone
▪ Speeding (the speed limit on campus is 5 mph) and/or unsafe and careless use of vehicle

Senior Students - Graduation Events and More!

Class of 2026 Student and Parent Guidebook

Salesian Seniors! Below, you will find links for all things related to this year, including the Senior Parent Guidebook, the Calendar, Senior Tribute Ads, and other relevant Senior News. Please contact the main office if you have any questions regarding calendar dates; contact the Yearbook Moderator for questions about Senior Yearbook Tribute Ads, or the Senior Class Moderator for questions about Senior Class events.

2026 Senior Student and Parent Guide Book - Coming Soon!

Class of 2026 Graduation Events

August 28, 2025:
Class meeting with Jostens regarding ordering caps, gowns, and graduation announcements.

February 2, 2026
Senior Class Parent/Guardian Information Meeting (virtual) - Mandatory

April 24, 2026
Senior Class Day of Reflection (Retreat) and Senior Class Family Dinner

April 26, 2026
Senior/Junior Prom
Senior/Junior Prom Dress Guidelines - TBD

April 15, 2026
Distribution of Graduation Announcements if ordered from Jostens (after school)

May 8 - 9, 2026
Grad Nite (TENTATIVE)

May 20, 2026
Distribution of Caps, Gowns, Graduation Tickets (after school)

May 27, 2026:
Seniors: Mandatory Rehearsal for Graduation Events, 1:45 p.m., Gymnasium

May 28, 2026:
Senior Class Baccalaureate Mass, 6 p.m., Gymnasium
Senior Class and Family Reception, 7 p.m., Salesian Cafe

May 29, 2026:
Senior Class Farewell, 10:30 a.m., Gymnasium

Saturday, May 30, 2026:
Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony, 11 a.m. (Doors close at 10:50 a.m. and re-open after student processional for late guests)
St. Cornelius Catholic Church, 205 28th Street, Richmond - Admittance by Ticket Only

Student Activities and Events

Summer Opportunities/Internships

Summer Opportunities / Internships
for High School Students

While colleges increasingly emphasize the value of “experiential” or “hands-on” learning within their own communities, high school students are discovering real benefits in setting aside time during their high school careers for internships or other out-of-classroom experiences. In fact, they are finding that internships provide amazing opportunities to gain significant work experience while exploring long-term career options.

An internship helps students understand how professional organizations function in the real world. While learning and working, interns have the opportunity to refine career goals. In fact, a summer internship can serve as a “trial period” to test ideas about professions and industries without making any long-term commitments.

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Register to Vote

Let your voice be heard! Calling all students ages 16 - 18, click on the "Vote California" button below to register or pre-register to vote. What is pre-registering? If you aren't 18 yet, you can still fill out the registration form and be automatically registered when you turn 18.

At Salesian, we encourage all young people to take an active role in their community. Whether it's through community service, extra curricular activities or staying up to date on current events; there are a lot of ways to get involved. Voting is a great way to influence change on a local, state, and national level. We hope all eligible students will take advantage of this opportunity and register or pre-register for future elections.

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