Student Center
At Steele Canyon High School, we are dedicated to creating a student-centered environment that nurtures growth and development. Our mission is to ensure that every student feels valued and engaged, fostering a sense of belonging and community.
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AWARDS
Cougar Claw
The “Cougar Claw” is the highest award that Steele Canyon High School bestows upon a student. This award is made to senior students who have exhibited overall outstanding qualities of:
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Attitude
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Leadership
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Service
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Citizenship
This is not a single focus award but rather a school wide award. Up to nine students are selected from the nominations to receive the Principal’s Commendation letter given at the Senior Awards ceremony. From this list of students, “Cougar Claw” recipients are selected (typically 2-3). The names of the recipients are kept secret until the graduation ceremony and presented by the principal.
Every certificated and classified staff member (with the exception that a SCHS employee/parent may not nominate their own child) may nominate one or more seniors for consideration, whether you have them in class or not. The committee to pick the final recipients will be made up of interested staff members who attend the final selection meeting in the Principal’s Conference Room (with the exception that a SCHS employee/parent may not participate on the selection committee if their own child has been nominated). Teachers making nominations are encouraged to attend.
Cougar Star
Cougar Stars are nominated by Steele Canyon staff for such things as:
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hard work and effort put forth in the pursuit of good grades
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service or kindness to others
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leadership on campus
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displays of honor while facing difficult choices/circumstances
We want to reward those students who exemplify our motto, "Take Care of Yourself, Take of Each Other, Take Care of This Place." Recipients get invited to a pizza lunch and get presented with a certificate and cougar star.
Technology Support
Technology information:
If you need access to a Chromebook or if your Chromebook needs repair, please email helpdesk@schscougars.org or call (619) 660-3570. You can also go to the library at any time during the school day for help with your computer.
Student Tech FAQ
Chromebook and/or Google Issues: Contact helpdesk@schsougars.org
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Can’t login to chromebook
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Forgot your password
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Chromebook problem.
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New Google Accounts are: StudentID#@schscougars.org and password is their birthday: MMDDYYYY
Student Web Store Issues: Contact finance@schscougars.org (Michelle Miller)
Update Chromebook
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Every month Google Chrome sends out updates to their browser. Please check your browser is up to date monthly or when it seems to have issues! Instructions are HERE.
Parent Technology slideshow from Cougar Parent 101
Canvas:
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Web portal - https://schscougars.instructure.com Students login with their SCHS google account
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Parent as an observer - Follow THESE instructions to pair your student with your parent canvas account.
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Canvas Parent App (observer) - https://player.vimeo.com/video/76630481
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Missing courses/no courses - Aeries syncs with Canvas at night. Class Changes made today won’t change in Canvas until the next day. If it’s still missing the next day, Students need to contact their grade level counselor. If there were no class changes, contact the teacher on how to view their class.
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Canvas App - Search for the school name: Steele Canyon High School
Aeries
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Web portal - https://steelecanyon.aeries.net/student/LoginParent.aspx
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Student login with their SCHS email and then click the "Sign in with Google" button
Counselors
Blair, Jessica
Counselor
Class of 2027
Cook, Rose
College & Career Counselor
Gomez, Ignacio
Counselor
Class of 2026
Kuykendall, Judith
Counselor
Class of 2029
Roberts, Shannon
Counselor
Class of 2028
Say Something Anonymous Reporting
Say Something Anonymous Reporting System allows you to submit secure & anonymous safety concerns to help identify and intervene upon at-risk individuals BEFORE they hurt themselves or others. You can do this by reporting observed threats, behaviors, actions and harassment. Here is an example of some of the most common behaviors and incidents to report:
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Assault
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Abuse (physical, verbal)
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Bullying or regular intimidation
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Bragging about an upcoming planned attack
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Depression, anxiety or loss of self-control
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Fighting
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Gun Violence / Violence
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Harassment
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Hopelessness, excessive guilt or worthlessness
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Reckless behavior
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Social isolation or withdrawal
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Substance abuse
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Suicide threats, cutting or other self-harm
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Theft
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Threats
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Weapons (use of and/or discussion about)
