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Christian Brothers High School
August, 2012
Falcon Family News
A Message From the President:
Let the games begin! On Friday, an estimated
4 billion people around the world watched the
opening ceremony of the London Olympics.
It’s remarkable to think that more than 10,000 of the
world’s finest athletes representing 204 countries
are joining together to compete at the highest level.
Thanks to the wonders of technology we can watch
events as they stream live on the internet and follow
our hometown athletes on Twitter. I’ve got a front row
seat in London any time, day or night, and I didn’t even
have to get on a plane.
The world is deeply connected and today’s students are
connected, global citizens. Our mission, as Catholic,
Lasallian educators, calls for us to be innovative in
ensuring that our students are prepared to be take their
place as ethical leaders in this new world. Today, that
means an international education that equips them with
the cultural knowledge, social skills and integrity to
meet the challenges of a changing world.
To that end, we have made the strategic decision
to expand our school community and launch an
International Student Program. This year, we are
welcoming seven students from China, one student
from Colombia, and three students from Italy. Our
plan is to grow the program slowly and circumspectly
to ensure that all of the students are well served and
cared for during the transition and throughout the years
they are with us.
What we had not anticipated was the high demand
for admission to Christian Brothers from students and
parents in China. What we have learned is that higher
education options in China are limited and discerning
Chinese families want American colleges. These
families understand that an outstanding college prep
school is a critical part of the formula. Each of the
seven young men and women to whom admission was
• Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve •
offered has accepted our invitation. According
to our partners at the Cambridge Institute of
Education, this is unprecedented. We can all be
proud that CB’s programs are “world class.”
We are blessed to live in a region that is richly
multicultural and CB is microcosm of that
diversity. Adding an international component will
help prepare all of our students to thrive in college
and as global citizens. In addition to welcoming 11
international students, we are further blessed this
year to welcome 26 exceptional transfer students
from schools throughout the Sacramento region.
Please join me in welcoming these young men and
women as they begin their journey as Falcons.
We are grateful to the CB families who have opened
their homes to our international students and we
look forward to a positive and enriching cultural
experience for all members of the CB community.
As we begin our 137th year of Catholic, Lasallian
education in Sacramento, thank you for partnering
with us in your daughter’s/son’s education. We
look forward to seeing you on August 16 TH .
God bless,
Lorcan P. Barnes
President/CEO
(916) 733-3603
lbarnes@cbhs-sacramento.org
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Guidance And Counseling Department
Welcome to the 2012-2013 School Year!
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The Guidance Department is busy preparing to welcome your student to a new year full of opportunities! The counselors will
visit classrooms and share important academic and college information with your son or daughter soon after school begins.
Additionally, each student will have a pre-scheduled individual meeting with his/her grade level counselor during the fall semester.
We would also like to inform you of several upcoming events sponsored by our department that will assist us in supporting your
child.
UPCOMING FIRST SEMESTER COUNSELING & GUIDANCE EVENTS:
Tuesday, August 14 and Wednesday, August 15 – College Boot Camp for Seniors (please see specific information below).
Saturday, September 8 - SAT Preparation Class for seniors begins (in preparation for the October 6 SAT Exam): Four Weeks,
Saturdays 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29 from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Please see the CB website for details and registration form.
Monday, September 10 - Jesuit College Fair (reps from many Jesuit colleges will be at Jesuit HS from 7-9 p.m. to meet with
students and parents).
Wednesday, September 12 - College Night for Seniors and Their Parents: at 7:00 p.m. in the CB Cafeteria.
Wednesday, September 19 - Frosh Parents Guidance Night at 7:00 p.m. in the CB Cafeteria (parents only).
Monday, September 24 - Two Common Application Workshops for seniors (7-8 a.m. and 3-4 p.m.)
Tuesday, October 2 – Private/Parochial College Fair at St. Francis High School (6:30 p.m.)
Wednesday, October 3 – Two CSU Application Workshops for seniors (7-8 a.m. and 3-4 p.m.)
Thursday, October 11 - Two UC Application Workshops for seniors (8-9 a.m. and 2:30-3:30 p.m.)
Wednesday, October 17 - Testing Day: PLAN for sophomores and PSAT for juniors. (9 a.m. – noon)
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 23 & 24 - Staffing Days: (minimum school days with 12:15 dismissal)
Wednesday, October 24 – Media, Visual and Performing Arts College Night: 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the CB cafeteria
Thursday, October 25 – All-College Application Workshop for Seniors (8-9 a.m.)
Personal Statement/College Essay Writing Workshop (1:30-3:30 p.m.)
Thursday, November 8 – All-College Application Workshop for Seniors (8-9 a.m.)
Wednesday, November 14 – Getting Noticed, Getting In: Guidance/Athletic Night from 7-9 p.m. in the CB Cafeteria
Tuesday, December 4 - College Financial Aid Night for Seniors and Their Parents at 7:00 pm in the CB cafeteria
Counselors are available for consultation if needed. Please contact your child’s grade-level counselor to make an appointment.
Mr. Armando Diaz (‘94) will be the counselor for the freshmen (Class of 2016). Mr. Kirk Purdy and Ms. Melissa McClellan will
have the sophomores (Class of 2015). Mr. Purdy will have the students whose last names begin with A-L and Ms. McClellan will
have those students whose names begin with M-Z. Ms. Blaire Moskat is the counselor for the juniors (Class of 2014) and Mr.
John Riley-Portal will be the counselor for the seniors (Class of 2013). In addition, Mr. Kent Morrison will once again serve as the
school’s Wellness Counselor. Ms. Diane Heine (’71) is the Administrative Assistant to the Counseling Department. Mr. Purdy is
the Director of Counseling & Guidance and Ms. McClellan is the Director of College Counseling.
NAVIANCE/FAMILY CONNECTION - The Counseling & Guidance Department encourages all students and
parents to utilize the many facets of our web-based tool for personal, career and college planning! You may click on the link
on the front page of the school website in order to access Family Connection. Right now is a great time to update your resume,
explore careers and colleges and finish any activity that your counselor has asked you to complete. If you have forgotten your
username (which is your e-mail address) or your password (one you have chosen on your own), please contact your counselor or
Ms. Diane Heine (Administrative Assistant) in Br. Edward Hall. If parents would like to establish their own account, please contact
Diane Heine by e-mail or phone (733-3680).
COLLEGE “BOOT CAMP” – There are still some spots available for Melissa McClellan’s College Boot Camp, which
will be held on August 14th and 15th from 1-3 p.m. During this 4-hour workshop, Ms. McClellan will give senior students a “headstart”
on the college planning process before the hectic pace of the school year begins. The cost of the camp is $50. There is an
optional parent “wrap-up” session at 3:00 on the 15th. For more complete information and to print the registration form, please
see the “Latest News” on the website.
SAT PREP CLASS – Christian Brothers is once again offering a four-week SAT exam preparation course for the Class
of 2013 students. The class will be taught by our own English and Mathematics teachers and will be held on four consecutive
Saturdays beginning September 8. The class begins at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 1:00 p.m. The cost of the course is $150 and you may
print the Registration Form from the school website. This course will conclude shortly before the October 6th SAT. Students must
register for the exam by going to the CollegeBoard website at www.collegeboard.com
A similar course will be taught for the juniors (Class of 2014) beginning Saturday, February 2nd. It will conclude shortly before
the March 9 sitting of the SAT. For more information, please contact Diane Heine at 733-3680 or dheine@cbhs-sacramento.org.

Lasallian Student Life Program
NEW!!! Campus Ministry has been restructured into the
Lasallian Student Life Program!
The Lasallian Student Life Program at
Christian Brothers High School unifies
and promotes the faith, service and
community aspects of our school,
providing a dynamic and diverse
opportunity for student participation in
faith-building activities. This program
meets CB’s need for vital and viable
student life experiences through which
students grow their faith, develop
leadership skills, and are empowered to
take pride and ownership of their school.
This model manifests the Lasallian core
principles, helping students to know,
articulate and live the mission of our
school.
The Lasallian Student Life Office is
facilitated by five faculty members:
Directors of Faith Formation (Retreats);
Director of Christian Service; and Directors
of Community/Worship (Liturgies). Each
of these team members works
collaboratively with students to organize
and participate in multiple student
events and experiences throughout the
year. The Lasallian Student Life Program is
directed from the Student Life Center, an
office and workspace shared with Student
Activities which we hope becomes the
heart of our school. Students interested in
working in the areas of Faith, Service, and
Community are welcome each year to
participate through a variety of means.
These students are provided with the
training and the tools to be leaders of
faith at CBHS.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE: Enter to Learn Leave to Serve
Welcome back!
Service Hours: Please make sure your son or daughter turns in their summer
service hours by August 20 at the Christian Service Office in the LSLO in Room 106.
Naviance: Beginning in September students who volunteer their time
outside of school or with on campus service clubs will document their volunteer
hours online via the NAVIANCE Family Connection. This new program allows
students to turn in their hours electronically. Students will be given a tutorial in the
library by the Christian Service Director, Ms. Jennifer Lystrup and Ms. Diane Heine.
Venaver: The following students will be participating in Venaver San Diego
Border Angels: Prestin Barnett, Shari Ranasinghe, Christian Contreras, Kayla Richardson,
Maria Castro, Claire Kenneally, Laurell Cannady, Danielle Cain, Christopher Rios, Austin
Guillen and Nia Jones. Mr. Tomas Capogreco and Ms. Janis Hoffart will accompany
the students.
Students participating in Venaver San Diego Border Angels need to provide a
copy of their government issued identification to the Christian Service Office by
August 20. Also, there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday August
22 in Room 105 at 6:00 p.m. Parents will be given release and health forms to sign
as well as a list of what is needed for the immersion. September 1 is the deadline for
students to turn in a copy of proof of tetanus shot.
Christian Service Corps: If your son or daughter is interested in joining the
Christian Service Corps please have them stop by the LSLO in Room 106 to sign up
with the Christian Service Director.
And finally, if your teen is new to Christian Brothers and have any questions
about Christian Service please have them stop by and see Ms. Lystrup in
the LSLO. If parents have any questions about Christian Service please
email: jlystrup@cbhs-sacramento.org or call 916-733-3653.
CONGRATULATIONS MS. SHACKEL, Lasallian Educator of the Year
At the end of each school year, the Christian Brothers community honors one of its faculty
members as the “Lasallian Educator of the Year”. This person is nominated based on the
following qualities:
• A person dedicated and committed to the Lasallian Mission who gives his/her all as an
educator;
• An educator who understands his/her own dignity as a child of God so that he/she can
pass this on to students;
• A person who cherishes and cares for students like an older brother or sister; and
• Above all, a faith-filled individual who is committed to a life of prayer and service so
that he/she can teach students holistically with an emphasis on spiritual growth, faith
formation, social justice, and Gospel values.
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Marian Shackel, English Instructor,
received this much-deserved honor for 2011-12. Congratulations, Ms. Shackel!
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A Parent’s Prayer
Loving God,
I thank You for the gift of my
children and for the privilege and
responsibility of being a parent,
for this is my way of holiness.
May I regard each of my children
as a sacred pledge of Your love
and a beautiful sign of Your
confidence in me.
Help me to pass on to my children
our greatest treasures,
faith in Your truths,
hope in Your goodness,
love in Your Name for all.
I entrust my children to
Your loving care.
Banish from our home any
bitterness or lack of forgiveness.
Let us have time, deep
concern, and a sense of sacrifice
for one another.
Help us to live in the way
of Jesus, sharing the truth and love
of the Gospel message.
Give us Your Holy Spirit
to unite, bless, and inspire
our family.
Amen.
Words of
St. John Baptist
de La Salle
If you show the firmness of
a father in withdrawing the
children from evil,
you should also show the
tenderness of a mother
in gathering them together,
and in doing them all the
good in your power.
(Meditation 101.3)
LITURGIES
Training Day for Eucharistic Ministers, Wednesday, August 15
The school community can be grateful for the nearly 50 seniors who have stepped
forward and volunteered to be Eucharist ministers for the entire school year. There
will be a brief training session for these students on August 15, Senior Processing Day.
Following measurements and other Senior class business, future Eucharistic ministers
will report to Room 105 for a brief training session.
Mass of the Holy Spirit, Wednesday, August 22
Our school year traditionally begins with the Mass of the Holy Spirit when we as a
community seek the wisdom and guidance of the Spirit in all we do for the upcoming
year. Mass will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the gym. We are pleased and fortunate to welcome
Fr. Tom Bonacci from Christ the King Retreat Center as our presider.
RETREATS
The Senior Retreat Leadership Team will participate in their training session/
retreat August 24-26 at Christ the King Retreat Center. These seniors will be busy this
school year leading the Frosh, Sophomore, and Junior retreats.
The Senior Kairos Retreats will take place September 25-28 and November
13-16, 2012, and January 22-25, 2013. This is a four-day, student-led retreat grounded in
the Christian belief that God is very much a part of our real world, especially through the
continuing presence of Jesus Christ as he shows himself to us through our family and
friends. Kairos is an experience of Christian community, with a series of talks given by
both student peers and adults. Prayer and self-discovery are also essential parts of this
program, as well as the retreatants’ involvement in discussions and other exercises. A
letter will go home to all senior parents with details about this retreat.
Juniors are also invited to make their Kairos retreat early, the week
after school is out, when they are “brand-new” seniors. The Junior Kairos will be held
May 28-31, 2013.
Junior retreats are overnight retreats held at Christ the King Retreat Center in
Citrus Heights; two are held in the fall semester, and two occur in the spring semester. A
letter with details will go home to all junior parents. The focus of this retreat is “Christ’s
Message for Me – My Journey.” Please see the school calendar on the CB website for the
dates of Junior retreats.
Sophomore retreats, held at the Newman Center (across from CSUS), also take
place during fall and spring semesters. Focusing on “Who Is Christ in My Life? What Are
My Choices and Values?” these one-day retreats will be further explained in a letter that
will go home to sophomore parents. Please see the school calendar on the CB website
for the dates of these retreats.
Sophomore, Junior, and Senior retreats are optional. Students may sign up for these
retreats in the Lasallian Student Life Office.
The Frosh retreat will occur during the first semester on Wednesday, October
17 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. on the CB campus for all freshman students. This is a
mandatory retreat; all frosh are required to attend. With the theme “Who Am I?” the
frosh will explore their self-identity, their new CBHS identity, and their new membership
in the worldwide Lasallian family. Details of this retreat will be in a letter that will be sent
home to freshman parents.

Student Activities
Welcome to the 2012-2013 school year!
Welcome Back to Christian Brothers High School for the 2012-2013 school year! Student Activities is excited to
begin a brand new year with many engaging and fun filled events. As we know, co-curricular activities keep the
students interested in school and help them grow physically, emotionally, and socially.
We begin with Christian Brothers traditional Lock-In which welcomes our new freshmen with an all night
extravaganza. The evening begins with an Ice Cream Social welcoming both students and their parents. The frosh
will then participate in a rally and numerous games; they will attempt their skills on inflatable obstacle courses, and
at jousting, as well as many, many other options. They will be entertained by Student Council and the ever popular DJ
Hightop. The students will also become familiar with the campus and make new friends. Finally, they will enjoy hot
cocoa and donuts as they watch the sun rise on their four years at Christian Brothers High School.
WELCOME TO CB, CLASS OF 2016!
Upcoming Activities:
Our annual Magazine Drive will officially kick off on
August 31st. The proceeds for this fundraiser go to the
many activities on campus, such as clubs, sports, music,
etc. Magazines may be purchased by following the link
on the school website.
We celebrate Holy Bowl the week of September
10 – 15 with amazing activities such as a block party,
rally, and we are going ‘Blue Out’ all week. Make sure to
purchase your Holy Bowl tickets. We will host this year.
Look for more information regarding these events on
the website or in the newsletter. See you at the Bowl!
Clubs are popular on the CB campus and a way for
students to develop new interests and new friends.
Students have the opportunity to shop for clubs they
wish to join on Club Day, September 20 at lunch on the
main lawn. The clubs will be out ready to take sign ups.
See you on the green!
Open Dance! On September 21 Student Council
hosts an Open Dance welcoming frosh/soph from all
the Catholic schools in Sacramento. The cost is $7.00
and students may purchase tickets from the Student
Activities window the week prior. The dance is held on
the Mary Lawn from 7:30 – 10:30 p.m.
Homecoming is on November 2, and CB will be
playing what is sure to be a very exciting football game
against Bella Vista. The following evening, November
3, Student Council will put on an amazing celebratory
Homecoming Dance in the gym.
Before we begin our school year filled with
many spectacular activities, the members of
Student Council will head to camp in Lake Tahoe
to plan, plan, plan. We are all eager and energized
to begin a fantastic year at CBHS!
Keep up with our community and follow the fun at
www.facebook.com/CBSacramento
Good Times Flow at the Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza!
On Friday, September 7, Christian Brothers High School will be transformed into a festival
of food, fun, beer, wine and live music. Parents, alumni, friends and guests will enjoy open
tastings from area vintners and craft breweries – along with ample foods and desserts provided
by local dining establishments and caterers. Setting this event apart is its festive atmosphere,
with live bands in two venues – a beer garden and wine tasting area.
The wine tasting is a party with a purpose, to help provide tuition assistance to our students.
This event drew a sell-out crowd of over 1,800 guests last year.
If you plan to attend, please make your reservations now,
before ticket sales are closed.
To make your reservation visit www.cbhswinetasting.com.
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Athletics
AUGUST ‘12
Our spring sports finished strong last year
and we want to offer congratulations on the following
accomplishments:
Baseball: Hunter Dodson and Austin Johnson were selected
to CVC 1st Team. Hunter Dodson was voted on to the
Optimist Team.
M – Golf: Seventh consecutive year of League Champions!
The team placed 2nd in Divisionals and competed in the
Masters championships. Andrej Bevins was voted on the
River City ‘All City’ team and was the CVC Most Valuable
Athlete. Hunter Rappleye was also voted on the River City
‘All City’ team and CVC 1st team. Kit Carson was voted to the
CVC 1st team.
Additionally this summer:
Andrej Bevins ‘13 and Hunter Rappleye ‘13 both qualified
for the U.S. Junior Amateur, which was held at the Golf
Club of New England in New Hampshire. Both represented
themselves and CB well and Andrej placed in the top 64
in qualifying to move on to match play. He won his first
match and then took out Beau Hossler in the second round.
Hossler made headlines in June because for a short time he
was actually leading the U.S. Open at Olympic Club on the
last day. In the round of 16, Andrej lost in 19 holes to the
eventual winner of the tourney. On July 23 both Hunter and
Andrej qualified for the U.S. Amateur, the most prestigious
non-professional tournament in the world. The U.S. Amateur
will be held August 13-19 at Cherry Hills Country Club outside
of Denver, Colorado.
W – Lacrosse: Erin Kennedy was voted to the SVLC 1st team.
W – Soccer: Maggie Dillon, Jessica Szarek and Kayla
Thompson were voted CVC 1st team.
M – Rugby- Ryan Hedum and Jenner Chapman were selected
to the Under 17 Sacramento All Star Team.
Softball: Haley Snyder was voted 1st team ‘All City’, River
City ‘All City’ team, and CVC 1st team. Giselle Jimenez, Inaya
Norman were also voted CVC 1st team and were selected to
the Optimist Team.
Swimming: Tanner Janich, Mack Jarvis, Jacob Lemire and
Reggie Smith (200 YD Freestyle Relay) earned CVC 1st honors.
M – Tennis: Jonathan Limhengco was named the CVC
Most Valuable Player and Super Singles League Champion.
Winston Limhengco was named to CVC 1st team and was a
finalist in division 2 singles championships. Both Jonathan
and Winston were named to the River City “All City’ team.
Matt Haynie was the #4 singles league champion.
Track and Field: Kara Romani (long jump), Monica Rocco
(shot put), Avante Yarber (4x100), Anthony Castaneda (4x100),
Ben McFadden (4x100 and 100M) and Erik Bloomquist (4x100
and 100M) earned CVC 1st team honors.
M – Volleyball: Ryan Peabody was voted CVC 1st team.
Congratulations Falcons!
Congratulations and good luck to the
following athletes who will compete on a
collegiate scholarship this fall:
Clare Sorensen Seattle University golf
Nichole Cruz University of Hawaii golf
Sadie Strain Santa Clara golf
Elsa Buchmiller Queens College (NY) volleyball
Julie Pfeifer Oregon Institute of Technology volleyball
Inaya Norman Howard University softball
John Hallston Notre Dame University fencing
Additionally, the following athletes will
compete at the collegiate level this fall:
Jaime Ralph Chapman College diving
Ryan Peabody UCLA rugby
Kyle Castaneda SLO Cal Poly rugby
Danny Levis SLO Cal Poly rugby
Chris Lusich SLO Cal Poly rugby
Chris Hedum Oregon State rugby
Jonathan Lockwood Chico State rugby
Congratulations to Diane Heine ’71 (Women’s Volleyball) and
Tim McGann ’02 (Men’s Basketball) who were selected the IHE
(Integrity ♦ Honor ♦ Excellence) Coaches of the Year for 2011 – 12.
2012 – 2013
Please note the following important
information concerning the upcoming
athletic year:
• All athletes must have the athletic packet completed and
turned in prior to any participation or tryouts for athletics.
To download the packet please go to the CB website /
Student Life / Athletics / Files and Links, or it is available
on the main page of Athletics under ‘Announcements and
Events’.
• Fall tryouts officially begin Monday, August 6. Tryout
information can be obtained on the website: Athletics /
Calendar (make sure that ‘View Practice, Non-Game
Events’ button is clicked.)
• To obtain specific tryout / practice information contact
the head coach directly. The head coach directory is
available on the main page of the ‘Athletics’ page under
‘Announcements and Events’.
DRIVER’S EDUCATION
Drivers Education classroom instruction is available to students 15 years of age or older. The class meets daily each
quarter before school and fulfills the State of California requirement to obtain a driving permit. No academic credit
is earned. The cost is $100. An enrollment form is available in the Main Office. The deadline for the Quarter 1 session
beginning August 20, 2012 is Monday, August 13.

Media, Visual & Performing Arts
What a summer for the arts at Christian Brothers!
After a highly successful 2011-12 school year filled with accolades and awards, our arts program continued to shine throughout
the summer.
In June twenty-three CB choral students traveled to New York City and performed under the baton of world renowned choral
educator, composer and conductor Rene Clausen. The concert took place in Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, one of the world’s
premiere choral recital halls. The acoustics provided the perfect match for the challenging literature selected by Dr. Clausen, and
the audience of nearly 1000 people was moved to their feet at the end of the performance.
Once again elementary and junior high students were able to experience the arts during our two week summer arts camp,
featuring a wheel of choral, instrumental and visual arts. Students traveled through time in the visual arts with art instructor
Donna Adam, creating a portfolio of artwork representative of the major time periods in art history. They then learned,
recorded, and performed an entire concert of choral and instrumental music with choral director Ron Slabbinck and band
director Travis Maslen.
Next in July, our summer media arts camp debuted, offering junior high students the opportunity to refine their skills as they
learned the art of video production in our state of the arts television studio where our award winning student run television
network operates. This highly successful camp is destined to be a regular in our summer offerings, thanks to the energy of our
media arts director, Brendan Hogan.
And now we gear up for another amazing year of media, visual, performing arts. As you will find out if you don’t already know,
there is always something happening in the arts at CB, and there is always a place in the arts for any CB student. If your child
would like to be involved in any extra curricular arts-related activities, if you have any questions about the arts at CB, or your
child did not register for a media, visual or performing arts class next year and would like to, please contact Director of Media,
Visual, Performing Arts, Ron Slabbinck at rslabbinck@cbhs-sacramento.org.
JOIN THESE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL SCRIP PROGRAMS
Help support CBHS with your everyday shopping!
Register CBHS as your school of choice online or pick-up a grocery store card in the Main Office.
ShopWithScrip families place their orders online, anytime day or night, and pay with the convenient
PrestoPay service. Support CB while completing your holiday shopping.
Log on to www.shopwithscrip.com ...Click PrestoPay and follow prompts.
CBHS Group ID is # LAD4DFC331629 (only once for set-up)
Logon to www.eScrip.com and go to “sign up”. Designate CBHS to receive contributions.
Register your debt/credit cards and your SAFEWAY Club Card. CBHS Group ID is #6617319
Activate your card at www.raleys.com
Show your Quality of Life card each time you shop at Raley’s.
NUGGETT MARKET & Food 4 Less www.nuggetmarket.com/community
Show your Nugget or Food 4 Less card each time you shop at all Nugget Stores
or Food 4 Less stores (only in Woodland or Cameron Park).
SAVEMART/FOOD MAXX: Show your card each time you shop at Save Mart (all
stores) or Food Maxx.
TARGET: Visit www.target.com or call 1-800-316-6142 to designate Christian
Brothers as your school. The school ID # is 3197.
CONTACT Donna Adam for cards or questions at dadam@cbhs-sacramento.org
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