We couldn't do this without you! We rely on donations to make this week a success for our hard working staff. Besides goodies, we are also accepting cash or gift cards from our busy parents who don't have time to bake muffins from scratch. Please drop off donations to Donna Gibson in the front office by May 5th.
Registration for AP exams at Mountain House High School will be open from Monday, February 6- Friday March 3. The cost of the exam will be $100 per exam. Payment can be submitted to the front desk or made through the MHHS Webstore.
AP students will receive a copy of the 2017 AP Student and Parent Bulletin in class and an electronic copy can also be found here.
Week 1
Monday, May 1
Tuesday, May 2
Wednesday, May 3
Thursday, May 4
Friday, May 5
Morning 8am
Chemistry
English Literature and Composition
US Government and Politics
US History
Afternoon 12pm
Psychology
Chinese
Week 2
Monday, May 8
Tuesday, May 9
Wednesday, May 10
Thursday, May 11
Friday, May 12
Morning 8am
Biology
Calculus AB Calculus BC
English Language and Composition
World History
Afternoon 12pm
Statistics
If you have questions about the AP exams please email Brian Schum: bschum@lammersvilleusd.net
Mountain House High School will be offering the ASVAB test on Friday, March 3rd. Registration is free. Students who may be interested in joining the armed forces after high school may register to take the test as a first step in exploring the career paths that would be available to them.
The ASVAB tests are designed to measure aptitudes in four domains: Verbal, Math,
Science and Technical, and Spatial. More information about the test itself and what to expect can be found here: ASVAB Homepage
Students who take the ASVAB in March will also be able to participate in a later interpretation session in which a recruiter will help them analyze their scores and what they mean.
Don't miss out on this great opportunity to learn more about Lammersville Unified School district and the available hiring opportunities! Full time positions with benefits are available. Click here to register.
Dear Lammersville Unified School District Students, Parents, and Community Members,
In 2013-2014, the state of California changed the way it funded school districts. The new model, called the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), requires the development of a Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) that links spending to specific district goals for student achievement. LUSD's plan describes the school district's overall vision for the students, annual goals, and specific actions the district will take to achieve the vision and goals. The LCAP focuses on eight areas identified as state priorities. The plan also demonstrates how the district's budget will help achieve the goals, assess each year how well the strategies in the plan were able to improve outcomes.
One key aspect of the LCAP process is the engagement of students, parents/guardians, employees, and other stakeholders in providing input and feedback. This is facilitated through a number of committees, including the District Advisory Committee (DAC), School Site Councils, Foundations, PTA's, Professional Learning Community (PLC), Staff Meetings, District and Site English Learner Advisory Committees. These groups review and provide input on sections of the LCAP being developed.
Our next District Advisory Committee Meeting to review LCAP for the 2017-2018 school year is on Monday, January 30, 2017 at 6:30pm in Lammersville Unified School District Office Board Room at 111 De Anza Boulevard, Mountain House, CA 95391. We invite you to attend this meeting and provide your input. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Khushwinder Gill, Assistant Superintendent, at kgill@sjcoe.net or (209)836-7400. We look forward to seeing you at the DAC meeting. Thank You!
Date: January 26, 2017 Time: 5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. Place: Large Gym
5pm-8pm Open House in Large Gym
9-12 grade Parent Scheduling Information meeting 7pm-8pm in Multi-Use Room
MANDATORY 8th Grade Parent Scheduling Meeting from 6pm to 7pm in Multi-Use Room
Meet your MHHS Teachers
Learn about elective programs
Meet MHHS Counselors and Administration
Learn about Honors and AP Programs
Develop or revise your 4 year plan for High School Graduation and College Entrance
Friday, December 9, 2016
Who doesn't love yummy crab? Come enjoy some delicious crab and entertainment February 11th at 6pm. For more information visit the totally new athletic booster website by clicking here!
Moody's Mega Math challenge is a unique math competition that, since 2006, has provided a pinnacle experience for high school juniors and seniors - demonstrating how the math they learn in the class can be used to solve real problems, make predictions, and provide insight about important topics in today's world. Students must work in a team and under a strict time constraint to interpret the problem and use the math modeling process to answer the questions posed. Check out more information here.
This weekend the speech and debate team (12 girls that were brave enough to try a new adventure!) went to Notre Dame High School, in San Jose! This was a unique debate tournament, as it was an all girls parliamentary debate tournament.
This tournament was designed to connect women, girls and other marginalized gender individuals in debate, and to create a space where they could share and problem solve issues that affect them at all levels of debate and beyond. It began with a moderated forum and then went to a round robin style competition; the girls were able to learn and get feedback from the judging community; as well as win!
Please congratulate the following girls: Julie Trihn and Mina Yi as they were awarded the highest speaker awards in both Varsity and Novice division!!! YAHOOOO!!!!
ALL teams made it to the quarter finals, and due to poise and speaker points, were the "guest judges" for final rounds ... what an awesome honor!
ALL these ladies were amazing ... with (7) rounds of experience ... a 4:00 am leave time and a midnight return time, these beauties balanced life, showed their brilliance by standing up, boldly spoke their mind and constructed cases all the way to victory!! Way to go girls!
MHHS current 9th & 10th grade families are being invited to a San Joaquin Delta College open house December 7th from 4pm-5:50pm in room 301 (Administration Office)
You will be able to learn more about the information listed below:
What a remarkable 2016 Marching Band Season! Our children placed 7th in the 1A Division at the WBA Championships competing against the top schools in California. An amazing feat considering this is their first year in the circuit. Congratulations MHHS Mustang Brigade Band, Troy Rexelle, Thu Powell and Arturo Espinoza!
They displayed elegance, talent and professionalism throughout the season. The time and dedication they have invested are astounding - neither the heat on Saturdays nor the cold on Monday nights could stop them from practicing. We are very proud of our children as they behaved like champions. During this Thanksgiving Holiday, there are so many people to be thankful for:
The Lammersville Unified School District for ensuring the Marching Band Program is available to our children and for the support they have extended from funding & providing transportation during competitions to ensuring we have coaches leading our children to success. Our MHHS Principal, Ben Fobert, who is a mentor, a friend and an advocate, and his staff. Our Band Director, Troy Rexelle, and the coaches, Thu Powell and Arturo Espinoza, for sharing their talents and for teaching our children the values of discipline and hard work.
My fellow MHHS VAPA Boosters Board Members (Anne Goodrich, Atul Khanna and Emilie Taylor) and Chairpersons (Roel Magpoc, Sergio Sanchez, Portia Yanga, Luz Mapoc, Pallavi Kharche, Danamer Mercado and Michelle Kurylo), the volunteers and donors (you know who you are) for the countless hours, energy and resources you have given wholeheartedly.
Indeed, this was an extraordinary experience to witness and to be a part of as our children fulfilled their dreams and journeyed “Into the Clouds” ...
This year's County Science Fair is in February of 2017, and students are getting started to participate. At MHHS the Science Fair is an extra-curricular activity that can be beneficial to any student interested in science, or interested in furthering their understanding of the scientific method. Come to the meeting with Mrs. Whitman to learn more about the process and procedures to be followed to enter the science fair this year.
For those who are unable to make it to the meeting tonight, please review the slide deck below and contact Mrs. Whitman at nwhitman@lammersvilleusd.net if you have any questions.
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
On November 7th the Medical Interventions class traveled to San Joaquin Delta College to meet instructors and view post secondary options. The trip was sponsored through a grant that the College has received. The first stop was a meeting with Tara Gallegos who is the San Joaquin Delta College Marketing and Outreach Specialist. She provided the students with an overview of the college. She provided students with information packets providing areas of study and explained avenues of study available (certificate and associate programs). An important point she made was about how the first two years of college can be done much less expensively at Delta College and then students can transfer to a four year university to finish their bachelors degree. From there the students traveled on to see three specific programs.
The first program visited was the Health Science program. Students met with Professor Allison Pieretti. She discussed the health science programs including the nursing program. The students were then able to use the life sized mannequins that are used to develop skills. The mannequins had pulses which could be felt or heard through the stethoscope. They also talked and cried and had medical emergencies like seizures. The technology was very impressive. Professor Pieretti also discussed how students head into medicine after starting at Delta College.
The next stop was the Engineering Lab. There students learned about engineering pathways through Delta College including a special program that guarantees admission into the University of Pacific's Engineering program. Students viewed a demonstration testing the strength of steel which was startling when the steel broke.
The final stop was at the Electron Microscopy program. Students viewed the huge microscopes, saw students working with them and viewed the amazing photos taken by the microscopes. This program is one of only two in the country at the community college level.
It was a fantastic tour and MHHS will be returning on November 17th with the Human Body Systems students who will see all of the above plus the Speech Pathology Program
