Seniors: College Workshops
Suicide Prevention Forum: September 21, 2023
The SUHSD District Suicide Prevention Council invites staff, parents,
guardians, caretakers and community members to the 2023 suicide
prevention community forum. The forum will include the viewing of the
film "What I Wish My Parents Knew" that explores the inner struggle of
children as they share their pain living in crisis and express their feelings
navigating their mental health challenge. Participants will engage in a
guided reflective discussion after the film.
Attention AP Families!
AP Exams
Visist http://aptsusa.com/sweetwater to review instructions and submit payments starting on September 1.
Families will visit the above site and click on the campus of attendance to complete a payment form where they will select their exams and submit fees.
Payment can be submitted online (with debit or credit card) or mailing in a check or money order.
Deadline to submit payment is November 1, 2023. This is a hard payment deadline with no extension.
Late registration will open November 16.
Student Parking Registration
Mustangs,
To increase our efforts in ensuring the safety of our campus, we began issuing student parking permits at the ASB Finance windows (the ones that face the main office).
In order to get a parking permit, you will need to fill out the following registration form: Parking Permit Registration
(You must sign in with your Student Google Account)
After the form is completely filled out, you may come to the Finance windows and show your Valid Driver License. You will then be issued a parking permit that must be hung on your rear view mirror anytime you park on campus.
After a two week grace period, any car parked in student parking lots without a student parking permit will be subject to be being towed at the owner’s expense.
If you have any questions please let me know.
Thank you,
Mr. Tapia
Asst. Principal
ORH ASB
Student/Parent/Guardian Handbook
Why We Do What We Do
VISION
All students will graduate with the skills, knowledge and commitment to be college and career ready.MISSION
Our mission is to prepare students for post-secondary education and career options by fostering a culture of achievement, developing critical thinking skills across all subject areas, instilling a sense of commitment, and creating a community where everyone belongs.
SCHOOLWIDE LEARNER OUTCOMES
- Students will be able to apply math skills to real-world phenomena and problems.
- Students will be able to use academic language in all subjects to support analysis for specific purposes and audiences.
