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-- Angelique Flores

The Ballet Repertory Theatre of Huntington Beach will perform excerpts

from “The Nutcracker” ballet for Ocean View School District first- and

second-graders at Golden West College’s Mainstage Theater on Dec. 13-14

and 19-21.

The art enrichment program will feature a lecture and demonstration.

“The Nutcracker” highlights will include most of Act I.

Schools interested in attending a performance should call (714)

377-0495.

Ocean View High earns Golden Bell

Ocean View High School received the prestigious Golden Bell Award

during the 12th annual Golden Bell Awards program of the California

School Boards Assn. The award was granted in the student support category

for its Week of Welcome freshman orientation program, under the direction

of Phyllis Helland and Ada Clutter.

The award program promotes excellence in education by recognizing

outstanding programs in school districts throughout California. Ocean

View’s Week of Welcome was selected because of its focus on the needs of

freshmen entering the school and providing them with an overview of the

curriculum, layout and culture of the school, as well as preparing them

for a successful high school experience, officials said.

High school foundation seeks donations

Contributions are being sought for the Huntington Beach High School

Foundation, which helps fund educational programs, campus beautification

and co-curricular activities.

The organization is comprised of parents and businesses interested in

quality education at the high school and meets goals through

tax-deductible donations.

Contributions can be sent to the Huntington Beach High School

Foundation, 1905 Main St., Huntington Beach, CA 92648.

Information: Gail Pelliccioni, 842-0882.

Golden West scholarship applications available

Scholarship applications are available at the Financial Aid Office of

Golden West College and can be downloaded from o7

https://www.gwc.cccd.eduf7 . Applicants must be Golden West College

students who have completed the equivalent of a semester’s worth of work.

High school students seeking scholarships to Golden West should contact

counselors.

Scholarship recipients will be honored at a ceremony in May. Last

school year, the college gave $232,041 worth of scholarships.

Information on applying: (714) 895-8394 or o7 info@gwc.cccd.eduf7 .

Information about creating or donating to scholarships: (714) 895-8316

or o7 foundation@gwc.cccd.eduf7 .