The Amador High School Main Office is CLOSED
6/13 – 8/3
Please follow the following procedures to help you navigate the closure:
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First Day of School (2022/2023 School Year)
Back-to-School Resources for the 2022/23 School Year
- Principal's Corner
- Office Staff
- Teaching Staff
- School Site Council
- Bell Schedule
- District Calendar
- Amador High Main Calendar
- Athletic Calendar
- Library
- Food Services & Menus
Principal’s Corner
Having attended Amador High School myself, I am extremely grateful to not only be a part of the staff but to lead the school as Principal. Amador is a very special school with a strong history of promoting academic excellence and cultivating students of character who care deeply for our community. Although our students take diverse academic paths, there is a common sentiment about what it means to be a Buffalo. It isn’t a temporary affiliation for students’ high school years; it is a way of life, an identity that extends from one generation to the next. For many students, Amador High is the place where they begin to see how their talents and passions can be channeled into something concrete in the future. As students walk through the campus, albeit a little too slowly during passing periods, they catch the first glimpses of their destinies. Not all at once, of course, but through a series of opportunities and experiences and successes and challenges.
It is this remarkable quality that truly defines our school. Amador is an impressively beautiful campus with all the charm Sutter Creek has to offer. In addition, our teachers and counselors work diligently to provide students with academic opportunities that rival that of large schools. Our students are talented musicians, artists, athletes, actors, scholars, and agriculturalists. They demonstrate leadership and strong work ethic, patience, and good humor. All of these accomplishments, however, are more significant within the context of what Amador is really about. To many, Amador is where real life finally begins; it is the training ground to prepare our students for all that is to come. I hope you have enjoyed seeing a window into the world of Amador High. I know I never tire of the view myself.
Jessica Dorris
Principal, Amador High
Phone: 209-257-7341
jdorris@amadorcoe.k12.ca.us
OFFICE STAFF
Our staff are dedicated to ensure that our students have the best opportunities to learn and grow. You are invited to contact us for assistance or to discuss the school or your student.
Amador High Staff
| Staff | Position | Phone | Email Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jessica Dorris | Principal | 209-257-7341 | jidorris@acusd.org |
| Nicole Gravette | Vice Principal | 209-257-7341 | ngravette@acusd.org |
| Martin Smith | Campus Supervisor | 209-257-7355 | martin.smith@acusd.org |
| Tammy Kaup | Administrative Assistant | 209-257-7341 | tkaup@acusd.org |
| Angella Cowan | Registrar | 209-257-7342 | angella.cowan@acusd.org |
| Amy Martz | Attendance Clerk | 209-257-7345 | amy.martz@acusd.org |
| Cindy Seyboldt | Bookkeeping | 209-257-7349 | cseyboldt@acusd.org |
| LeAnn Glavenich | Librarian | 209-257-7346 | lglavenich@acusd.org |
Counselor Roster
| STAFF | DEPARTMENT | GRADES 9 - 11 | GRADE 12 | PHONE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lara Eichman | Counselor | Students A - K | Students A - L | leichman@amadorcoe.k12.ca.us | 209-257-7353 |
| Kelli Thompson | Counselor | Students L - Z | Students M - Z | kthompson@amadorcoe.k12.ca.us | 209-257-7352 |
| Angella Cowan | Registrar | New Student Registration | angella.cowan@acusd.org | 209-257-7342 | |
2020-2021 TEACHERS CONTACT INFORMATION
| TEACHER | PHONE | DEPARTMENT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Katherine Bailey | 209-257-7323 | katherine.bailey@acusd.org | English |
| Bill Baker | 209-257-7366 | bbaker@acusd.org | Physical Education |
| Carly Benner | 209-257-7318 | cbenner@acusd.org | Agriculture / Science |
| Stephanie Bramer | 209-257-7337 | sbramer@acusd.org | Special Education |
| Kaleb Cagle | 209-257-7358 | kcagle@acusd.org | Physical Education |
| Sue Campbell | 209-257-7335 | scampbell@acusd.org | Special Education |
| Glenn Carter | 209-257-7309 | gcarter@acusd.org | Social Studies |
| Shelbie Christensen | 209-257-7332 | shelbie.christensen@acusd.org | Science |
| Jeremiah Cloud | 209-257-7311 | jeremiah.cloud@acusd.org | Math / Computer Science |
| Allie Crane | 209-257-7334 | nancy.crane@acusd.org | Digital / Visual Arts |
| Lorraine Cronk | 209-257-7336 | lcronk@acusd.org | Science |
| Evan Fellman | 209-257-7330 | Music / Fine Arts | |
| Karen Fesmire | 209-257-7324 | kfesmire@acusd.org | Foreign Language |
| Jana Finarella | 209-257-7325 | jana.finarella@acusd.org | Special Education |
| Tracy Fornaciari | 209-257-7326 | tfornaciari@acusd.org | English |
| Mary Haynes | 209-257-7331 | mary.haynes@acusd.org | Science |
| Matt Kantack | 209-257-7306 | mkantack@acusd.org | Social Studies |
| Sarkis Kel-Artinian | 209-257-7321 | sarkis.kelartinian@acusd.org | Math / Computer Science |
| Ryan Little | 209-257-7307 | rlittle@acusd.org | English |
| Jessica McCarty | 209-257-7368 | jessica.mccarty@acusd.org | Physical Education |
| Samme McMahan | 209-257-7315 | smcmahan@acusd.org | Special Education |
| Ryan Mendosa | 209-257-7370 | rmendosa@acusd.org | Agriculture |
| Orlando Morazan | 209-257-7327 | francisco.morazan@acusd.org | Foreign Language |
| Jenny Neely | 209-257-7302 | jenny.neely@acusd.org | Ceramics/Digital Art/Yearbook |
| Kevin Porta | 209-257-7325 | kporta@acusd.org | Culinary / Vocational Education |
| Thomas Priddy | 209-257-7308 | tpriddy@acusd.org | English |
| Anthony Restuccia | 209-257-7316 | anthony.restuccia@acusd.org | English |
| Alison Signorotti | 209-257-7312 | asignorotti@acusd.org | Math / Computer Science |
| Dave Tearpak | 209-257-7304 | dtearpak@acusd.org | Digital / Visual Arts |
| Lori Thomas | 209-257-7310 | lthomas@acusd.org | Social Studies |
| Giles Turner, the Legend | 209-257-7329 | gturner@acusd.org | Drama / Fine Arts |
| Greg Wall | 209-257-7338 | gwall@acusd.org | Social Studies |
| Kasey Wilkerson | 209-257-7333 | kasey.wilkerson@acusd.org | Special Education |
| Kelly Stahl | 209-257-7314 | kelly.stahl@acusd.org | Intervention, Math |
2020-2021 INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE CONTACT INFORMATION
| NAME | TITLE | |
|---|---|---|
| Yava Thonpson | Instructional Aide | yava.thompson@acusd.org |
| Renate Keller | Vocational Tech | rkeller@acusd.org |
| Christine Bringazi | Instructional Assistant | christin.bringazi@acusd.org |
| Jolene Mittelstadt | Instructional Aide | jolene.mittlestadt@acusd.org |
| Laura Martinez | Instructional Aide | laura.martinez@acusd.org |
Overview
The school site council (SSC) is a group of teachers, parents, classified employees, and students that works with the principal to develop, review and evaluate school improvement programs and school budgets. SSCs are mandated under California Education Code §52852 and require each school to:
- Measure the effectiveness of improvement strategies at the school.
- Seek input from school advisory committees.
- Reaffirm or revise school goals.
- Revise improvement strategies and expenditures.
- Recommend the approved single plan for student achievement (SPSA) to the governing board.
- Monitor implementation of the SPSA.
2021-2022 Meetings
Dates and times for School Site Council Meetings will be posted soon. Please check back.
Participate
SSC is constituted to have equal numbers of school-related members (principal, classroom teachers, and other school personnel) and parents or other community members. Parents or community members on the SSC are selected by parents and pupils and may not be employed by the school district.
We invite parents, community members, staff and students to participate in the SSC.
If you would like to join our SSC, contact us.
School Site Council
Site Council Members 20-21
| Member | Represents |
|---|---|
| Helen Loffland | Parent |
| Amanda Hudson | Parent |
| Brenda Wilson | Parent |
| Brooke Wunschel | Parent |
| Kevin Porta | Teacher |
| Tammy Kaup | Adm. Asst |
| Jessica Dorris | Principal |
| Thomas Priddy | Teacher |
| Samme McMahan | Teacher |
| Gordon Wilson | Campus Supervisor |
| Amy Martz | Para professional |
| Ian McMahan | ASB student |
A/B DAY - STANDARD SCHEDULE
| A and B Day Period | Beginning and Ending Times |
|---|---|
| 1st / 2nd | 8:30 - 9:59 |
| 3rd / 4th | 10:09 - 11:35 |
| Lunch | 11:35 - 12:08 |
| 5th / 6th | 12:14 - 1:40 |
| 7th / 8th | 1:46 - 3:12 |
MINIMUM DAY SCHEDULE
| A & B Day Period | Times |
|---|---|
| 1st / 2nd | 8:30 - 9:29 |
| 3rd / 4th | 9:35 - 10:31 |
| 5th / 6th | 10:41 - 11:37 |
| 7th / 8th | 11:43 - 12:29 |
| Lunch | 12:39 |
| Busses Leave | 1:00 |
RALLY DAY SCHEDULE
| A and B Day Period | Times |
|---|---|
| 1st / 2nd | 8:30 - 9:48 |
| 3rd / 4th | 9:58 - 11:15 |
| Rally | 11:21 - 11:53 |
| Lunch | 11:53 - 12:26 |
| 5th / 6th | 12:32 - 1:49 |
| 7th / 8th | 1:55 - 3:12 |
CALENDARS
Printable Amador County Public Schools 2021-2022 District School Calendar
For more District Calendars, click here: https://amadorcoe.org/calendars/
LIBRARY
The Amador High School Library is located on the campus and LeAnn Glavenich is the librarian. The library has a collection of over 5,000 books and periodicals, 1 week’s worth of issues from the Sacramento Bee and Ledger Dispatch, audio and video material and a set of Chromebooks connected to the Internet. The library also maintains the school’s textbook inventory.
In collaboration with teachers and the academic departments, the librarian curates the book, video and periodical collections and develops programs to enhance student learning. The librarian is available to help students select materials and use library resources.
Admission & Hours
The library is open from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on school days.
Students are welcome to use the library during their study hall. Passes are available during lunchtime up until the first bell.
Chromebooks & Internet
Use of the library’s internet-connected Chromebooks requires a completed Amador County Office of Education Student Application for Educational Use of District Technology form. The form must be signed by the student and his/her parent or guardian.
FOOD SERVICES
Nutrition Supports Learning
Our school provides nutritious breakfasts and lunches every day. Food and nutrition professionals, at the school and district, are dedicated to students’ health and wellness and understand nutrition is fundamental to learning.
The food and beverages we serve meet state and federal requirements in accordance with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Dietary Guidelines.
How to Enroll
Current District / New District Students: Visit our Enroll Your Student page by clicking the READ MORE button below.
College & Career
View the latest info on Financial Aid, Scholarships, Career Search resources and much more…
Counseling & Guidance Center
We are here to support our students by coordinating participation in our academic program and extracurricular activities to meet graduation requirements and prepare for college or careers after high school.
