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Please click here to access the 2023-2024 Course Catalog.

Welcome, Athletes! Thank you for participating in Bosco Tech’s Athletic Programs.  In order to take part in one of our organized sports, a Student-Athlete Participation Packet, plus four (4) Supplemental Forms, must be filled out.

Please click here to complete the online Student-Athlete Participation Packet. Please click each link below to complete the (4) Supplemental Forms. 

• Pre-Health History Form 
• Physical Form 
• CIF Concussion Information Sheet
• CIF Sudden Cardiac Arrest Form

The Supplemental Forms packet may be dropped off with the school’s receptionist; please mark to the attention of the Athletic Director. The Student-Athlete Participation Packet (Google Form), and four (4) Supplemental Forms MUST be filled out and submitted to the Athletic Director PRIOR to the student-athlete beginning participation in any sport.

Questions?  Please email Athletic Director, Mr. Vincent Nolasco at vnolasco@boscotech.edu.

Daily Schedule 

School begins at 8:00 a.m. 

Liturgy Schedule 

School begins at 8:00 a.m. 

Late Start Schedule 

School begins at 8:50 a.m. 

Morning Assembly Schedule 

School begins at 8:00 a.m. 

Afternoon Assembly Schedule 

School begins at 8:00 a.m. 

Standardized Test Prep Schedule 

School begins at 8:00 a.m. 

The Bosco Tech book List for 2022-2023 can be downloaded via the link below.

Book list 2022-2023

Please click this link to view our Current Families FAQ. 

DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS (310 Credits)

1. Theology- 40 credits (8 semesters) or credits equal to the number of semesters in attendance at Bosco Tech or other Catholic high school.
2. English– 40 credits (8 semesters) to include English 1, 2; English 3, 4; English 5, 6; & English 7, 8 or the equivalent honors or AP-level course available at the student’s grade level.
3. Mathematics– 40 credits (8 semesters) to include Algebra 1, 2; Geometry 1, 2 and Algebra 3, 4 plus one additional year-long course in mathematics or the equivalent honors or AP-level course available at the student’s grade level.
4. Science– 40 credits (8 semesters); to include courses in both the physical and bio-logical sciences including the equivalent honors or AP-level course available at the student’s grade level.
5. Social Science– 30 credits (6 semesters) to include World History 1, 2; U.S. History; U.S. Government; and Economics or the equivalent honors or AP-level course available.
6. Foreign Language– 20 credits (4 semesters) of the same foreign language or the equivalent honors or AP-level course available at the student’s grade level.
7. Fine Arts– 10 credits (the equivalent of single year-long course) to include Art Appreciation or Music in World Cultures or Symphonic Band or Concert Band or Jazz Ensemble.
8. Health & PE– 10 credits; to include Healthy Living (Note: Beginning Band with Health Education may be used to meet this requirement.)
9. Electives– 10 credits (2 semesters) of “senior electives.”
10. Technology – 70 units from freshman to senior year; all courses in the Technology’s program of studies must be taken and passed. Technology course substitutions must be approved by the technology department chairman and by the instructional area Dean of Technology.
11. Christian Service/Retreat– All students are required to complete a minimum of 25 hours of approved service projects during each year of enrollment and attend a retreat during each year of enrollment.
12. Students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 with no D’s or Fs as final grades in any class.

ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CLASSES

1. All students are required to pass all classes attempted (except as noted below).
2. Senior elective classes that are not passed may be made up by taking approved courses in the same discipline. For example, a failure in “Human Geography” could be made up by taking an approved course in any social science discipline and a failure in “Creative Writing” could be made up by taking an approved course in English.
3. Freshman technology rotation courses and freshman Student Success courses are not included in the diploma requirements listed above. Students are encouraged, but not required, to remediate these classes since they are included in the student’s GPA.

NOTE: Parents and students should understand that meeting the above minimum requirements for a four-year high school diploma will not necessarily qualify a student for admission into a four-year college. Additional courses, as well as a minimum GPA and standardized test scores (SAT/ACT), are required. Students should consult the section of this handbook which discusses college admission as well as contact their Counselor for additional information.

Click here for UC/CSU-approved course list

The Parent Council is a group of dedicated parents here to welcome new families to the Bosco Tech community. We fundraise, host special events, sell family apparel and provide support and information.   

Our group meets once a month to organize and plan events and fundraisers on the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Currently we are hosting our meetings online and all parents are welcome to join us. If you would like to attend any of our meetings, please send a message to parentcouncil@boscotech.edu to be invited to our next on-line meeting. 

We are always looking for new parents to join us and become a bigger part of our school community where we brainstorm, plan and organize events. We look forward to hearing from you! 

Bosco Tech has many parent support groups for our students, band and sports.  If you are interested in learning more or participating in any of these groups, please feel free to contact them directly.

Band Boosters 

The Music Boosters are a group of dedicated parents focused on providing the best Music Education experience for students at Bosco Tech. Our Music Boosters meet twice a month to organize, plan events, and fundraisers while developing long-lasting friendships that extend while beyond your time at Bosco. We are always looking for new parents to join our team to support fundraising efforts and raise awareness in the community. For more information, email bandboosters@boscotech.edu. 

Parent Council 

The Parent Council is a group of dedicated parents who welcome new families to the Bosco Tech community. We fundraise, host special events, sell family apparel and provide support and information.  Our group meets once a month to organize and plan events and fundraisers. If you would like to attend any of our meetings, please email parentcouncil@boscotech.edu.

Athletic Boosters 

Click here to learn more about our sports booster groups. 

Each of our sports has a parent-based booster group that supports the players through fundraising efforts, competitions and various events. Click here to view a list of our current athletic booster clubs. 

Please click here to download the current Bosco Tech student handbook. 

Please click here to download the current Bosco Tech student computer contract. 

Our Student Union created a space for Youth Ministry and the Student Activity Center and Store. The Youth Ministry Center was originally the Construction Lecture Hall (CT-LH) and KAIROS Office, while the Student Activity Center has been remodeled to include an XBox, PS3, and Wii. All students are welcome!

Summer assignments for students entering grades 10-12 are provided on the PDFs below. Have a great summer!

Summer Assignments 2022

Please click here to learn more about Summer Session 2022.

Bosco Tech school uniforms are available through Vicki Marsha Uniforms. All uniform sales are conducted online. Click here for merchandise list; click here to download order form. 

Do you have questions regarding Bosco Tech’s uniform guidelines? Read Mr. Plantillas’ dress code information letter here.