Dress up Week: Breast Cancer Awareness

Join us in honoring breast cancer awareness month with our awareness dress-up days this week. On Monday dream pink by wearing pajamas, on Tuesday stomp out cancer by wearing camo or green, on Wednesday put your 'breast' foot forward by dressing to impress, on Thursday wear pink for our 'pink out,' and on Friday show off your Viking pride with all of your red and blue!

Homecoming Week 2019

We welcome you to celebrate in all of our Homecoming week festivities starting with our dress up days Monday through Friday (see announcements for details). On Wednesday we'll have a Homecoming Rally during lunch in the mall followed by a night rally Wednesday night at 7pm in the main gym. On Friday the week culminates with our 3rd annual homecoming parade along Maryal Drive starting at 3:10pm and our homecoming football game versus Gonzales High School at Rabobank Stadium (JV at 4:30, Varsity at 7:30). If you still have energy, everything wraps up with the Homecoming Dance at 9pm at the Boys and Girls Club of Salinas.

Buy Your Yearbook

2019-20 yearbooks are for sale already! They are currently $80 but not for long - prices go up on October 25th. Click the red title above to order one (or two!)

Upcoming Parent Nights

Hello Viking parents and guardians! Come learn more about graduation requirements, post-secondary options, student life, and more at our Counseling Department parent nights! 9th and 10th grade parent night is on Tuesday September 24th at 6:30pm, 12th grade parent night is on Wednesday October 2nd at 6:30pm, and 11th grade parent night is at Wednesday October 23rd at 6:30pm.

Important Safety Changes for 2019-20

Welcome to NSHS! Your student’s safety and security is our primary concern. The Administration, together with the faculty and staff have developed the guidelines below to significantly increase campus wide safety. To maintain a safe and secure campus: (1) All students, staff and visitors must carry an ID at all times. (2) Visitors must sign-in at the main office and wear a visitor ID. Person/s who do not have an ID will not be allowed on campus. (3) Food delivery services will not be allowed on campus. This includes, but is not limited to Uber Eats, DoorDash, or GrubHub. NSHS offers free lunch for all students and provides ‘a la carte’ food for purchase. (4) Parent’s delivering items to their child may do so in person directly at lunch time. Parents must park in the visitor’s parking spaces in the front of the school and wait for their child directly in front of the school entry to retrieve delivered items during the lunch period. (5) The NSHS front office staff will no longer allow parents/guardians to drop off items at the front office for their child during the school day, except in the case of a medical need. If a parent/guardians needs to drop off an item for their child, they may do so during the lunch period following the guidelines noted in #4. Thank you for your support for these safety rules.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Vaccine Information