Chaffey Joint Union High School District

I'm Angelina Montoya, and as a senior at Chaffey High School, I've had an incredible experience in the Medical Assisting Foundations class taught by Ms. Shylaine Roberts. This ROP class has prepared me for my future career by helping me build essential skills and knowledge I'll need in the medical field. I chose this course because I wanted to jumpstart my career path as I move into adulthood, and it's been amazing to learn not just about the job itself but also about handling real-life situations. I've realized that being a Medical Assistant requires responsibility, respect, and alertness, especially when caring for patients. I aim to keep developing my skills and eventually work in medicine, becoming a Nurse or an Ultrasound Technician. I plan to start at a community college for my general education before transferring to Cal State to earn my bachelor's degree. This ROP class has influenced my plans and given me the confidence to pursue my dreams in healthcare.

Chino Valley Unified School District

My name is Aidan Meyer, and I'm currently a senior at Ayala High School. I've had the amazing opportunity to take Instructor Michael Collins' Introduction to Engineering and Design course. I've really pushed myself to do well in my projects and assignments, and I'm proud of the cool ideas and 3D designs I've come up with. Throughout this class, I've learned how to give awesome presentations and build detailed models—skills I know will be important for my future. I'm planning to graduate this year and then head to a junior college to finish my prerequisites because I'm excited about both computer science and engineering. Ultimately, I hope to combine these passions to innovate and solve real-world problems in the technology industry.

Claremont Unified School District

My name is Kori Epling, and I’m a senior at Claremont High School. I enrolled in the Sports Medicine ROP class taught by Jonathan Snapp. I was initially drawn to this class because I wanted to explore the sports medicine field and potentially pursue a career as a Physical Therapist. I was also eager to learn valuable life skills that would help me assist others daily. My experience in the class has been great and has exceeded my expectations. I’ve learned about different types of ankle rotations and the injuries that can happen with each movement, which has been fascinating. This class stands out from my other high school classes because it’s hands-on and directly relates to my career interests, allowing me to explore various paths in sports medicine, like athletic training and surgery. After high school, I hope to attend an out-of-state four-year university to study Kinesiology, ultimately aiming to become an outpatient Rehab Physical Therapist. I also plan to participate in sports by cheering in college and helping athletes with recovery.

Upland Unified School District

I’m Ben Diaz, a Upland High School senior taking the Stage Technology and Design ROP class with Mr. Parker Distelrath. I chose this class because I’ve always been passionate about theater and wanted to dive deeper into the behind-the-scenes work that makes everything happen. I’d recommend this class to other students because it’s full of hands-on learning and helps you build valuable skills in the entertainment industry. One of the most incredible things I’ve learned is how to program lights for our shows. This not only makes the productions look fantastic, but it’s also helped me step up my game in our show crew. I’ve grown in confidence from this class, and I’m excited about my future.

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Mason Xu, Engineering

Mason Xu, a proud alumnus of Baldy View ROP's Engineering Pathway at Ayala High School, recently returned to his former instructor, Michael Collins' classroom. During his visit, he shared valuable insights about the Architecture Construction Engineering (ACE) mentorship program and discussed the path to success in engineering. His visit was truly inspiring, and we commend him for his contributions. Well done, Mason!

BVROP FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE

10/21/24

We want to extend our heartfelt thanks for your generous support of the Baldy View ROP Foundation Outback Fundraiser. Your participation will provide scholarships for BVROP students!

If you could not attend the fundraiser, you can still contribute in making a positive impact! Click below to donate today or reach out for more information on how you can help.

Thank you for your commitment and dedication to creating a vision that serves and supports students. We wish you the very best in your future endeavors.

San Bernardino State of the County

09/18/24

The State of the County event was a fantastic networking event for BVROP, bringing together over 1,300 business, government, and community leaders. This year's theme, "Empowering Tomorrow," highlighted organizations advancing the Countywide Vision and celebrated the global, national, and local business leaders investing in San Bernardino County. BVROP seized this opportunity to connect and strengthen our relationships in the community.

New Instructor Professional Development

09/24/24

We held a New Instructor Professional Development session, where our Coordinators provided valuable insights on essential topics such as grading practices, instructor responsibilities, student safety, and BVROP policies and procedures. This session aimed to equip our new educators with the knowledge and tools to create a positive and effective learning environment, ensuring all instructors are well-prepared to support students.

BVROP Professional Development

10/05/24

We recently had a fantastic Professional Development (PD) that focused on Crisis Prevention and resources to support our students. The session covered crucial topics like suicide risk, prevention, and intervention. A big thank you to Chad Foytik, Director of Safety & Campus Officers at CJUHSD, for his engaging and informative presentation on campus safety. We also want to show our appreciation to our amazing staff and instructors for creating an interactive, student-centered environment. Special thanks to the Educational Services Team for planning this impactful PD, and a huge shoutout to SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union for their generous sponsorship!

Alexander Senar

Coordinator/Assistant Principal

With 19 years of experience in education, Mr. Senar has built a diverse career. He has spent seven years as a classroom Teacher, nine years as an Assistant Principal, and three years as a middle school Principal. As a Principal, he successfully initiated, supervised, and managed a Career and Technical Education (CTE) program that included Culinary Arts, Robotics, and Video Game Design classes. In his current role as Coordinator/Assistant Principal for Baldy View ROP, he is excited about several aspects of his new position. He looks forward to supporting all the instructors and students across 19 high schools and four districts, deepening his knowledge of career technical education, and collaborating with the Educational Services Team to enhance and expand student programs. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family. As a devoted father of daughters, they keep him busy and bring immense joy to his life.

Welcome to BVROP, Mr. Senar!

Krystal Duncan, Ed.D., LPCC, PPSC

CTE Wellness Coordinator

Dr. Duncan holds a BA degree in Sociology with a concentration in Social Work, an MA degree in Educational Counseling with a Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential in School Counseling, and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership for Social Justice. Additionally, she is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC). Her professional experience includes roles as a School Counselor, Mental Health Therapist, University Professor, and District Administrator. In her new position as the CTE Wellness Coordinator, she is enthusiastic about the opportunity to develop a comprehensive wellness program for the Baldy View ROP community. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, writing, and drinking a lot of coffee. On a personal note, she is a proud mother of two: her son is a high school freshman, and her daughter is in 5th grade.

Welcome to BVROP, Dr. Duncan!

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