The library will be checking in textbooks all week. Students will be coming with their English classes: Tuesday, May 30 - Sophomores & Wednesday, May 31 - Freshmen

Please bring your Chromebook to be scanned to renew for the 2023-24 school year. If you will not be attending SMHS next year, please turn it in. You may hold on to any books or calculators if they are needed for finals. We will be collecting items through June 7th and students can come any time throughout the day, beginning at 7:00 a.m. If you owe any fines, they must be paid in cash or checks made out to SMHS. Please check your email from the library to see a list of all items/fines on your account.

• Managing cell phone use by having students turn them off and put them away or store them in a classroom caddie.
• Breaks (w or w/o tech) should be no longer than 10 mins.
• One (1) student at a time to the bathroom with a pass.
• If students are working in the hallways or open collab areas keep your door open so that you can see and hear the activity.

• Senior Finals Start June 1st
• 9th/11th Grade Finals Start June 5th
• SMHS prohibits early final administration
• Students who miss a final are to arrange a time to make up their final with their teacher. This can be done in the AP Office after June 7th or in August when we return to school.

Summer School Applications are open! Summer school is only to REPEAT D or F grades. Please complete this FORM to enroll your student in our Credit Recovery Summer School Program. Students will be able to complete their courses completely online. Students are welcome onto campus 2 days a week to work with their teacher in a classroom.

Applications are due by Thursday, June 8th, 2023

First Day of Summer School - Monday, June 12th, 2023

Campus Access (MHHS only) - Every Tuesday and Wednesday, as arranged by the teacher.

This program connects students in need with appropriate services to improve their mental health and quality of life.

HOW IT WORKS

• TEXT: Students can text SMUSD to 741741 to get immediate and confidential help. They’ll be referred to a wellness advocate who can provide guidance and facilitate a plan that suits their unique needs.

• TALK: If a student prefers to talk it out first, they can reach out to a counselor, or speak to a trusted adult on campus, who can guide them through the process.

• CALL: If this is a mental health emergency, don’t wait! Call 988 immediately.

- Go to AP Office to speak with Staff Member/ Administrator ASAP, complete a paper incident form, or complete it anonymously online - SMHS Incident Report Form