Due a scheduling conflict the Jan Cluster Meeting.has been reschedugled to February 25

When: Monday February 25, 2019 5:30 pm
Where: Mira Mesa High School Media Center

Agenda

Introductions: Area Superintendent, Principals, V.P.'s 

Special Guest: 

  • PowerSchool Parent Portal - Supporting your student
    through access to assessment data and more
  • LCAP Review

 District Report

  • Area Superintendent Report (Lamont Jackson)
  • SDUSD Board Member (John Evans)

Cluster Chair Report

  • School/Cluster Marketing Plan(s)
  • Cluster Vision and Mission

Cluster Messages

  • Cluster Website
  • Cluster Brochure

Adjourn

Cluster Meeting Dates
02-25-2019
04-29-2019
06-04-2019

Please join us for the October Mira Mesa Cluster Meeting at 5:30 pm in the Mira Mesa High School Media Center

Agenda

Introductions:
Area Superintendent, Principals, V.P.'s 

Special Guests
• Andrew Sharp, Chief Public Information SDUSD
• LCAP Review

District Report
• Area Superintendent Report (Lamont Jackson)
• SDUSD Board Member (John Evans)

Cluster Chair Reports
• School/Cluster Marketing Plan(s)
• Cluster Vision and Mission

Cluster Messages
• Cluster Website (Brad)
• Cluster Brochure

Next Meeting 11-26-2018

auto shopMira Mesa High School's Automotive program was awarded a $55,000 Clean Fuels Transportation Grant from the California Energy Commission. Only a few schools throughout the state were selected to be part of this process. The project includes the complete construction of a Zero Emissions Electric Vehicle to be hand-built by the students. On Wednesday Oct 17th, The California Energy Commission visited Mira Mesa High School and presented an award to the students in recognition of their cutting edge project. The Automotive Paint and Body students at Morse High School will also take part in this project as they will be responsible for the painting of the chassis and body panels.

Walker Elementary Receives 2018 QSiEN Award for Positive School Environment, Culture and Climate. 

Every family should have confidence in and excitement about their neighborhood public school. For families living in the Walker area, their confidence is being echoed at the district level. For more information click here

Give Life Art is a project created by Amanda Quach, a high school student at Scripps Ranch High. With the fast advancements of technology, I believe that this site will be a gateway to providing an opportunity to kids to explore other cultures with a helping hand in the most fun and efficient way possible.

This Safety Handout contains simple common sense information to help keep your children safe and suspect information.

 

Mira Mesa's School Principals visit the Mira Mesa Town Council

mm Town Council

from left to right 

Walker ES, Christ the Cornerstone, Mira Mesa HS, Sandburg ES, Challenger MS, Hage ES, Mason ES, Hickman ES, Salk ES, Ericson ES, Wangenheim MS

Hickman Elementary
Leadership Day
Live, Learn, Lead Together

Friday 2 June 2017
9:00 - 11:00am

Student Leaders Engaged in Learning

RSVP Kathleen King This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 858 271-5210 ext. 104

The San Diego Unified School District is facing a budget deficit due to a combination of factors, including the increase in pension and healthcare costs, and an increasingly competitive labor market.  The district has created a page on its website that includes a list of frequently-asked questions, presentations to the Board of Education and a letter from Supt. Marten regarding the budget stabilization efforts.  Please visit the Stable Schools page for more information.

Tuesday, July 4, 2017 @ 9:00pm

The Mira Mesa 4th of July Celebration is presented by Scripps Mesa Fireworks and the Mira Mesa Town Council. The 43-year tradition allows Mira Mesa to come together in celebration of Independence Day and our rich and diverse community.

Scripps Mesa Fireworks is a non-profit 501 (C)(3) corporation with a board that is made up of local volunteers who donate their time to put the show together. The fireworks show is funded by businesses and residents of the area (not by the City, County, State, Etc.).

No regularly budgeted City, County, or State money or committees are involved; funding comes from the residents and businesses of the area, Costs for the 2017 show include firework shells, insurance, clean up, Fire Marshal fees, and security.

For more information and to donate visit http://www.miramesafireworks.org

  1. Business group salutes 120 SD Unified Schools

The Mira Mesa Cluster consists of the seven elementary and two middle schools that feed into Mira Mesa High School  Our Mission

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February Cluster Meeting
  Mon 25th - Tue 26th Feb/2019
    11:00 pm - 12:00 am

April Cluster Meeting
  Mon 29th Apr/2019
    5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

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