Summer Sports Practices

Summer Sports Practices 

Attention all Athletes!  If you are planning on playing a Fall Sport next year, many of our teams are running summer conditioning.  Students interested in summer conditioning are REQUIRED to complete the Athlete Packet, including a recent physical.  CLICK HERE to access the Athlete Packet. See below for a schedule of summer practices:

Football
Monday-Friday 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. in the Stadium and the Weight Room
Coach:  Jason McCloskey  jmccloskey@lammersvilleusd.net

Boys Soccer
Monday-Thursday 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. in the Stadium
Coach:  Francisco Soto  fsoto-becerra@lammersvilleusd.net

Girls Volleyball
Monday-Thursday 8:30 A.M.-10:00 A.M. in the Small Gym (Coaches will be there by 8:00 A.M. for early-risers)
Coach:  TBD...contact Ms. Woods at lwoods@lammersvilleusd.net

Cross Country
Monday-Friday 5:00 P.M.- 6:30 P.M. at the entrance to Central Park
Coach:  Jennifer Pena  jpena@lammersvilleusd.net

Girls Basketball-by invitation ONLY
Contact Coach Reno Ursal:  rursal@lammersvilleusd.net

Boys Basketball-by invitation ONLY
Contact Coach Scott McDonald:  smcdonald@lammersvilleusd.net

Become a Summer School Peer Tutor Get High School Credit OR Community Service Hours

Did you know if you got a "B" or above, in any of your classes, you could become a Peer Tutor?  Peer tutors can earn up to a full year of elective credit for work completed during summer school.  Training will be provided.  Sign up to become a peer tutor today!  Visit our Peer Tutoring website by CLICKING HERE or just sign up today by filling out our online form here: http://tinyurl.com/mhhspeertutor

Delta College Assessment for All Incoming 8th Graders!

We are excited to inform all of our 8th grade families that all 8th grade students will have an opportunity this year to participate in a High School and College and Career Readiness and assessment field trip.  Each of our K-8 schools will be communicating with families about the specific date that students will participate.  All 8th grade students will be visiting the Mountain House High School Campus to learn more about preparing for High School and College, and will even have the opportunity to take the Delta College placement test.  The placement test that students will take will allow us to collect important data on our students in the areas of Reading, Writing, and Mathematics.  This test will take the place of the end-of-year MAP testing, and will also be used to determine math placement for students entering Mountain House High School next school year.  This test will also help us determine which students may be ready to participate in our College Early Start and Middle College programs at Mountain House High School.  In order for our students to take this placement test, each student will have the opportunity to learn how to apply for college by going online and completing the Delta College Application.  Your student has brought home a letter with important information about filling out this application, along with the links you need to access the application.  All students must complete the Delta College Application by Wednesday May 20th.

For more information about this High School and College and Career Readiness day, please visit the High School website at mhhs.lammersvilleusd.net and click on the “Early and Middle College” link under the “Instructional Initiatives” section of the webpage.  

Each student will receive individualized test results, and will have the opportunity to tour Mountain House High School Campus, and interact with the MHHS leadership students on the day of the test. Lammersville Unified School District is committed to supporting our goal of High School and College and Career readiness for each of our students through this unique partnership with Delta College.  Your student will be coming home with a form for you to review, sign, and return by Wednesday the 20th.  The form you sign acknowledges that you have completed the Delta College online application, and will permit Delta College to share assessment results with our district.  It is also important that you review and sign the field trip permission form.

If you have any questions about the College and Career Readiness Tour or the assessment, please call Renee Sweeden, counselor at MHHS at 209.836.7460 ext. 2090.  

California High School Exit Exam Results

Mountain House High School is proud to announce the results of testing data that was just returned to us.  In March, all sophomore students at MHHS took the High School Exit Exam.  This exam has been used in the past as one of the measures in the Academic Performance Index (API) as part of the measures of success.  We are proud to announce that the students at Mountain House High School performed extremely well on the exit exam.  This exam tests our Sophomores on their basic readiness for high school graduation in both English Language Arts (ELA) and Math.  I am proud to report that on this first attempt, 92% of our students passed the ELA portion of the exam, and 89% passed the math portion.  If we compare this to the high school our students have previously attended, students at that school passed the ELA at a rate of 67% and Math at a rate of 67% last school year.  Our students have performed high above the goal set by our district, well above the state average, and significantly higher than neighboring schools and districts!
 Congratulations to our MHHS students!

Non-Returning Students

As our school year comes to a close, we understand that there are some families who will move away, or not be continuing in the Lammersville Unified School District.  As such, we are interested in making sure we make appropriate plans, and ask that parents who have students who will not be continuing next school year please visit our online form to notify us if your are not staying in the Lammersville Unified School District next year.  We encourage you to fill out that form by visiting it online at the following link: CLICK HERE.

Summer School

Summer school status letters have been sent home in the mail.  If you had a student who received a low grade, or an incomplete grade for the first semester, you should be receiving a letter in the mail.  This letter will detail the classes that your student will need to make up to be high school graduation and 4 year college ready by their senior year.  This letter will also have information about how to register for summer school.  If you would like more information about the summer school program, or would like the link to register your student for summer school, please visit our summer school website by CLICKING HERE.

ALL SPORTS Athletics Meeting

On Wednesday, May 20th, MHHS High School will be hosting an Athletics informational meeting for parents AND students who plan on participating in any extra-curricular sport next school year.  This is an important meeting for ALL students and their parents who will play any sport to learn about expectations, rules, and and information about next year’s sports teams.  The meeting will take place Wednesday May 20th at 6:00 PM in the Multi-Use room at Mountain House High School.  At this time, both general AND sport specific information will be shared, including any summer conditioning and practices that will take place.  If you have a student planning on playing any sport, you should plan on being present at this meeting.

WHAT: ALL SPORTS Athletics Meeting

WHEN: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 6:00 P.M.

WHERE: Multi-Use Room at MHHS

WHO: ALL STUDENTS who plan on playing sports next year INCLUDING incoming Freshmen

Lost-And-Found

Attention all students and parents!  Our lost-and-found is full of items that have gone unclaimed since the beginning of this school year. If you have lost anything this school year (clothing, shoes, electronics, etc.) we may have it here in the lost-and-found.  MHHS will be donating all unclaimed items in our lost-and-found to a local charity.  Come down and see if we have your lost items before April 3rd.  All items not claimed by then will be donated.

Teen Bio-Tech Challenge

Teen Bio-Tech Challenge is a science challenge that encourages high school students to demonstrate their understanding of biotechnology's impact on our world. Participating students develop research and presentation skills, and most importantly, have fun learning about new technologies.  Students in our Biology classes this year had the opportunity to participate in this challenge which includes the building of a website to communicate their findings as they research the areas of Agricultural Biotechnology; Computational & Systems Biology; Drug Discovery & Biomanufacturing; Environmental Biotechnology; Nanobiotechnology; Personal Genomics & Human Health; and Regenerative Medicine.  Our students did at STELLAR job on their websites and in demonstrating their understanding in these areas.  We encourage you to take a look at our students websites by following the links here:

Genetically Modified and Enhanced Crops:  http://kandk9.wix.com/teenbiotechchallenge
Biofuels, the Better Choice:  http://1070007.wix.com/biofuels-riyadhanjal
Biomimicry, Learning From Nature:  http://1068019.wix.com/biomimcry
Designer Babies, A New Frontier of Disease Preventing Babies:  http://833409.wix.com/bio-tech
Artificial Limbs:  http://1069941.wix.com/biotech

The Tech Challenge

Every year, the Tech Museum of Innovation runs a program called The Tech Challenge.  This is an annual team design challenge for students through the 12th grade.  It introduces and reinforces the science and engineering design process with a hands-on project geared to solving a real world problem.  The Tech Challenge this year will occur on April 25th through the 26th.  For more information about The Tech Challenge, watch the video here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnRuZvRQ-o4&t=156.  Teams compete in groups of 2 to 6 people, and need to find a teacher adviser to help them.  If you are interested in participating in this year's Tech Challenge, come see Mr. Fobert for more information.

Drivers Education

Did you know that MHHS offers the Driver's Education course that is required by the State of California for students to complete before they get a license?  WE DO!  All students are eligible to take the class in their Sophomore year, and must take this course as part of the requirements to drive a car.  We DO NOT offer behind-the-wheel training, but we do offer the course mandated by the State.  All sophomores are eligible to sign up for our online Drivers Education course by logging on to http://mountainhousedriversed.com/ and creating an account.  After your information is provided, we will verify that the student is a sophomore, and a link to being your online drivers education course will be sent to you via email.

Course Selection for MHHS is HERE!!!!

Attention all continuing students and parents. Mountain House High School is excited to announce the opening of the course selection process for the 2015-2016 school year.  Continuing students have been meeting with our counselor to talk to them about course selections for next year, and the exciting programs and options we have for them in the coming school year.  Students will learn a little bit about High School Graduation requirements, course offerings, and how to select the appropriate courses for next school year.  

After we get students excited, there will be a meeting for all parents of continuing students on Thursday February 5, 2015 at 7 P.M. in the MHHS Multi-Use building.  While at that meeting, parents will hear what their students learned in their in-class presentations, and will be able to ask any questions they may have about the High School and its programs.  Course selection for incoming Sophomores and Juniors will open Thursday January 29th, and will close on Friday February 13th.  Don’t miss any of this important information!  Plan on being at the parent meeting on Thursday February 5, 2015 at 7 P.M. in the MHHS Multi-Use building.  For parents who would like additional assistance with the scheduling process, we have set up a scheduling assistance night on February 12th at 8 P.M.  Please see below for a schedule of events during our scheduling process:

January 17th-18th and 24th-25:  In-class student presentations for current MHHS students.

February 5th:  Parent Meeting, 7 P.M., MHHS Multi-Use Room (Suggested that ALL Parents attend)

January 29th-February 13th:  Online course selection window open.

February 12th: Scheduling Assistance Night 8 P.M., MHHS Multi-Use Room (for assistance)

Continuing students can access the course selection process through visiting the parent or student portal by CLICKING HERE

If you have questions about these meetings or dates please email us at mhmustangs@lammersvilleusd.net, or by call us at 209.836.7460.

The MHHS App is HERE!

We are excited to announce the arrival of the Mountain House High School mobile app.  We are rolling out version 1.0 of our first smartphone app to our community, and encourage all parents and students to download this app on your phone.  The app will be another point of communication for our students and parents, and will help to push notifications to your device that will remind you of meetings, games, events, and deadlines.  The new app syncs with our Canvas learning management system as well, so you can sync your access to coursework, deadlines, grades, and all of the information you need to stay up-to-date with the information and events at MHHS!  Visit the iPhone App Store, or the Android Store to download version 1.0 of the Mountain House High School App by Entappia!

Senior Class Option for 2015-2016 School Year

That's right, you heard it.  Mountain House High School WILL be open next year for incoming Seniors.  That means if you live in the Lammersville Unified School District and would like to attend MHHS for your Senior year, you have the opportunity to do so.  Any senior who lives within our boundaries may choose to attend MHHS, and benefit from the awesome instruction, culture, and technology that MHHS has to offer.  Parents and students are invited to a special Senior Parent Night on January 22nd at 7PM in room A151.  We will talk about graduation requirements, enrollment, counseling, and will answer your questions about our school.  Spread the word to those you know who are going to be Seniors next year.  Don't miss this opportunity to graduate as the first class of MHHS Mustangs!
Mountain House High School is finalizing our accreditation at the beginning of February, and will be working to establish UC/CSU eligible courses before the end of the school year.  We expect to be fully accredited and approved by the end of this school year and ready for our first seniors.  

This is a unique opportunity for incoming seniors to establish traditions at Mountain House High School that will last for generations.  Spread the word to friends and family, and come down on Thursday at 7PM in room A151 for more information.  

What:  Senior Enrollment Information Night
When:  Thursday January 22, 2015
Time:  7:00 P.M.
Where:  A151

Yearbook Sales!

We would like to remind all students and parents that the deadline for ordering your copy of MHHS’s very first yearbook is soon approaching.  Don’t miss out on your student’s chance to own a piece of MHHS history that will document the our very first year at our school.  This book will include 250 pages of full color photos, stories, and articles that detail the all of the games, rallies, clubs, dances, and activities during our first year in existence.  The yearbook is available through our online webstore by visiting our homepage, and clicking on the “MHHS Webstore” button at the top of the page.  Students and parents can also purchase the yearbook at the front desk in the administration building. The price of the yearbook goes up at the end of the semester, and yearbook sales will end in mid-February.  Students will not have an opportunity to purchase a yearbook at the end of the school year.  Only students who pre-order the yearbook will receive one.  Go online and purchase yours today!