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Teaching Kids to Be Smart About Social Media
Click the above title for more information and the website.
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Chromebook Care
The mission of the Chromebook distribution in the SUHSD is to create a collaborative leaving environment for all learners. The Chromebooks are a learning resource. There is no opt-out process for receiving a Chromebook because it is an important tool for completing assigned work, conducting research, and accessing learning materials - just like a textbook. Students are responsible for the general care of the Chromebook they have been issued by the school. If you lose and/or damage your Chromebook, please report it to the textbook clerk in room 300. Click the above title for more information and flyer.
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ParentVUE Instructions
New to ParentVue? Click on the title above to watch a slideshow of step by step instructions.
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English Learner Program Survey
Your participation in this survey will yield meaningful results about our program’s strengths and areas for improvement. It is very important that you respond. Our district will use the information collected from this survey to shape the content of the first SUHSD English Learner Roadmap. This significant document will help to guide advancement of our English Learner Program and our students’ educational experiences.
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Confidential Family Survey
Dear Parents and School Communities, We need your help to ensure adequate funding is available to support educational programs that directly benefit your child. Please complete this School Funding Data Collections Form.
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SUHSD flips the switch on $32M in energy savings
With the flip of a switch, Salinas Union High School District will save $32 million over the next 25 years.
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Mission Trails ROP hosts Ground Breaking Ceremony for new CTE & Public Health Laboratory building
For the second week in a row, the Salinas Union High School District broke ground on a new construction project. This one will serve hundreds of students in the District’s ROP program.
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Mount Toro hosts groundbreaking for new building
Mount Toro High School welcomed a large crowd of guests to the ground breaking ceremony for its new Multi-Purpose/Child Development Center on Oct. 16.
