The mission of West Hills High School is to graduate critical thinkers and problem-solvers who contribute positively to society as productive, responsible citizens.
Activities for the week:
Monday: Collab Day schedule
Tuesday: Regular Day
Wednesday: Regular Day
Thursday: Regular Day: Dept. Chair & Leadership meeting, 2:00 p.m. E-8
Friday: Regular Day:
Saturday: Winter Formal; Reuben H. Fleet Science Center; Balboa Park-
1875 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101; 7 p.m. The Class of 2019 invites all
faculty and staff to join us for some winter fun!
Welcome back to our new semester! We hope everyone had a wonderful winter break. Please remember that all students look at their student portal for any schedule changes that might have taken place. Typically, this is largely seniors moving from Government to Economics or vice versa. A few other students might also have individual changes based on their academic needs.
Saturday: Winter Formal; Reuben H. Fleet Science Center; Balboa Park-
1875 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101; 7 p.m. The Class of 2019 invites all
faculty and staff to join us for some winter fun!
Welcome back to our new semester! We hope everyone had a wonderful winter break. Please remember that all students look at their student portal for any schedule changes that might have taken place. Typically, this is largely seniors moving from Government to Economics or vice versa. A few other students might also have individual changes based on their academic needs.
Monday, January 22, 6:45 p.m. (date changed from Jan. 17 to this one): GUHSD Board approval hearing for naming our GYM after Dave Hunter. Any and all are welcome to attend in WHHS blue T-Shirts to demonstrate our support! Feel free to take out a speaker card to address the Board to indicate our support as well. Time is approximate after Board recognition for CIF winning schools. Board meeting is located at the East County Regional Education Complex (ECREC), 924 E. Main Street, El Cajon, CA 92021
Wednesday, February 7, 5;30 p.m., Freshman Showcase: This is our best opportunity for recruiting incoming 9th graders! We thank everyone who can and will attend to engage community members in "choosing" West Hills! Having open classrooms, being warm and welcoming all will make that awesome Wolf Pack first impression!
Saturday, March 3, 2018: West Hills 31st Year Gala and Hall of Fame Dinner; The Handlery Hotel, tickets on sale soon. We hope you will join us for this West Hills Foundation sponsored fund raiser and celebration!
Sunday, March 18-21, 2018: WASC Visiting Team on Campus
New Security Cameras
We are happy to announce that our Prop U funds have provided new security cameras for the exterior areas of our campus. These new cameras have the newest night vision, better motion sensors and the ability to monitor campus activity over our Smart Phones with an alert. Slated to be installed in mid-March, we look forward to increased transparency and monitoring for our campus.
The GUHSD English Learner Programs presents
In this 1 Day training, you will:
- Discover designated ELD's relationship with the integrated ELD content classroom.
- Review best practices for educating English Learners.
- Practice strategies for providing linguistic support.
Next Date: Tuesday, January 16, 8-3 at the Mollison Complex (formerly IR)
Sign up via the GUHSD Workshop Registration Form. Register for workshop #188
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- Knowledge Constellation Nonfiction Book Project Gallery - During the Fall semester, Liddell’s AP Lang students independently read a nonfiction book of their choice. As they read, they conducted research related to their book. And, in the end, they created a way to share their findings as a “knowledge constellation.” Click here to check out a gallery of their projects.
- Information Literacy Tidbit: On “Container Collapse” - Read this short blog posting on container collapse, including links to an infographic about categorizing information resources, a summary of SOAPSTone, and an article about new digital story formats.
- Poetry Revolution! - Did you know that some of our most popular library books are poetry? Inspired by the popularity of social media poetry, I’ve been building up a print collection of works by new poets, and these titles are in constant circulation. Curious about this literary trend? Browse through this #instapoetry resource, which I also shared when Valhalla Teacher Librarian Stephanie Macceca and I recently co-presented Reading Revolution: New Literacies in Future Ready Learning at SDCUE’s Tech Fair.