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Friday, July 30, 2021

Walk-Through Registration 2021-2022

Welcome back to the 2021-2022 school year.  Walk Through Registration will be on Thursday August 5 from 1:00 to 7:00 pm and Friday August 6th from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.  Students should attend walk-through with a parent or guardian, and must sign up for a 30 minute appointment window.  At Walk-Through registration your student will:

Follow the steps below to prepare for the Walk-Through Registration:
  1. Sign up for a Walk-Through Registration Appointment time.
  2. Complete your student's Aeries Data Confirmation 
Details about each step of the Walk-Through process can be found on our Walk-Through Registration Website

Friday, July 23, 2021

MHHS Speech and Debate Camp

 


Who:        All MHHS Students are welcome
What:       MHHS Speech and Debate Camp
When:      August 2 - 6, 2021, from 9AM - noon 
Where:     MHHS Learning Commons


In order to prepare for this year's competition season, the Mountain House High School Speech & Debate team will be holding a FREE camp the week of August 2-6.  The camp will be held in the Learning Commons from 09:00-12:00 each day.


The camp is open to all MHHS students who are interested in participating in Speech & Debate this year.  Whether this will be your first year on the team or you have competed with the team in the past, we would love to have you at camp!  You can attend as many or as few days as you like.

The goal for camp will be to introduce you to the various speech events and debate types and to help you prepare your speeches and debate arguments for this upcoming competition season.  All campers will be working with our award-winning varsity teammates and alumni.

If you are interested in attending camp, please complete the attached google form.  All campers will be required to wear face masks.  Please also bring your Chromebook or laptop each day.

Thank you,
Lisa Boulais


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T9tNSKyUknpnB1wGYk6FJ5jHE4LKCHOIjIC7C187Sl8


Friday, July 16, 2021

Independent Study Options for 2021-2022

On July 12th 2021, the state budget was approved by Governor Newsom. The budget includes a state mandate that requires public school districts to provide an independent study option for all families, TK-12, in the 2021-22 school year. This questionnaire provides families the opportunity to choose one of two options for this coming school year: Option 1) In Person;  Option 2) Independent Study/MHHS Mustang Online Pathway. For more information on the independent study mandate in AB/SB 130 please review the summary HERE.

LUSD is requesting that each family respond to the questionnaire. It is imperative that we receive this information so that we can plan for and staff the Independent Study program/MHHS Mustang Online Pathway. The questionnaire provides families with more than one student enrolled in the high school the ability to respond for each child (up to three children per questionnaire). Students whose families do not respond to the questionnaire will be enrolled in the Traditional, In Person model for 2021-22.

A separate questionnaire will be sent to families with TK-8th grade students.

We request you complete this questionnaire by 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Wednesday, July 21, 2021.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/21-22_MHHS_SchoolYearQuestionnaire

Please contact the high school office at 209-836-7460 if you have any questions regarding this questionnaire.

Thursday, July 8, 2021

Join the MHHS Mustang Brigade Marching Band

Attention all 9th through 12th grade MHHS students and any 7th or 8th grade student in Lammersville Unified.  The MHHS Mustang Brigade Marching Band and Colorguard is looking for NEW and experienced students to join the award winning Marching Band for the 2021-2022 season.  In some cases, positions in the band and colorguard need no previous experience.  Take a look at our recruitment video and fill out our interest form for more information https://tinyurl.com/marching-interest-mhhs  (Students already signed up do not need to fill out the form.)



Tuesday, July 6, 2021

Students Participate in ACE Mentor Program Summer Camps

This summer, several of our students involved in the Engineering Pathway have had the opportunity to be referred to summer camps that have expanded their understanding of engineering principles, and the different pathways that students can follow after participating in our Engineering Pathway here at MHHS.  Through our partnership with Architecture, Construction, and Engineering (ACE) Mentor programs the following students are participating in these programs:

Tanisi Thakkar--CU Denver Architecture in the City virtual camp

Ramanan Ganesan and Krishna Tagdiwala--CU Denver weeklong engineering camp

Zahra Umar--Thomas Jefferson University College of Architecture and the Built Environment

Om Pandhariepande--Fallingwater Intro to Architectural Drawing

Tanisi has already participated in the Architecture virtual camp through CU Denver, and had this to say about the program:

"I went into the "Architecture in the City" Summer Camp hosted by CU Denver with a great passion and excitement for the field, but also with no previous experience or real-world knowledge about architecture. Through the activities and discussions that took place over the three days of camp, I have learned a tremendous amount, not just about the field, but also about college life studying architecture, and getting from the occupation of a student to an intern and eventually a successful architect. Through many design and build challenges, we learned about the design process and the importance of communication when working with a team, not just through our words, but through our drawings and models as well. On the last day of the camp, we even had the opportunity to present a project that we did with our groups in front of other students in the camp, architecture students at CU Denver, and professionals in the field of architecture to get a small introduction to what our college experience as an architecture major would look like. Architecture was something that I have been interested in pursuing in the future for the last two years, and this camp truly has proved that architecture is what I want to do as my profession."