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Frequently Asked Questions – SCUSD Discontinuing Multi-School Agreements for High School Sports
What is a Multi-School Agreement?
A Multi-School Agreement allows students at small high schools to participate in CIF sanctioned sports at their high school of residency.
Application Process
for the High School Specialty Program Application
The High School Specialty Program application will be available from November 4, 2024 at 8:00am to November 22, 2024 at 5:00pm for students living within the Â鶹ÊÓƵ City Unified School District (SCUSD) boundaries.
Create a Parent/Guardian SchoolMint Account
Before applying for a specialty program, all families must create a . Once your parent/guardian account is created on SchoolMint, add your student(s) to the account.
Athletics
We offer a variety of sports throughout our District, at each grade level.
Athletic Participation
Student athletes must fill out the athletic participation and sports physical forms, both of which can be downloaded below.
List of Possible Interpreters for SCUSD
In an effort to provide better service for your interpretation needs, the Matriculation and Orientation Center has put together a list of possible interpreters who may be able to assist your school or department after their regular work hours. It is the responsibility of the requesting site or department to contact these interpreters and pay for their services (minimum 2 hour charge per assignment).
Please contact Mai Saepan at (916) 643-2162 if you have any questions.
Board Meeting Presentation
Recognizing Amazing Students
In Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Â鶹ÊÓƵ City Unified School District has selected one student from every bilingual program to speak at the board meeting. Sarah was selected to give a speech about a cultural celebration she is proud of and why it is special to her. She did a wonderful job representing our school and her culture. She shared why Dia de Los Muertos is her favorite celebration because it allows her to remember family members who have passed on. Kudos to Sarah! Felicidades Sarah!
Your Voice Matters: We are a Community School
John Still TK-8 is one of several SCUSD community schools focused on building strong partnerships with families and local organizations to support student success. This work follows the National Education Association’s vision of a great public school for every student, and we are excited to work with you this year!
October Blog Community Schools @HJHS
I want to take this month to introduce myself to the Community School circle as well as the Hiram Johnson High School Community. I have been a staff member at Hiram Johnson since 2011 and can’t imagine working anywhere else. I have spent most of my time as a Science Teacher and in a leadership role within our Health Academy.
