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Planning for 2020-2021 Opening
This past month teachers and other school stakeholders have been meeting to review our current practice and outline scenarios for return based on the set of conditions that present themself in the Fall. As it stands right now, CHS will align itself with the other CUSD schools in developing three sets of protocols.
The first is a system if students and staff are allowed to return with new safety measures in place. The second is a system that will provide time for students on site to address social/emotional needs and gain needed academic support. This will be used if we are given some relaxed guidelines but not the ability to have the whole student body on site at the same time. The final option is to continue with a revamped distance learning system that has greater accountability and a centralized system of communication with an increased emphasis on live instruction. All of these proposals will be fleshed out in the coming month with opportunities for parents to weigh in. Please keep an eye out for open forums and Q and A sessions over the summer months. There is a lot we still don’t know but we will need to be in a place to act with each new set of guidelines.
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Work Pemits
Students wishing to work are requried to have a completed work permit on file with the school. To request the necessary forms please email Lisa Jones at ljones@carmelunified.org
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Office Hours
We are working remotely but can be reached via email through June 19th.The office will be closed for summer break from June 20th to July 19th, 2020. We will open again on July 20th at 7:30 am.New students can contact the district office during our closure at (831) 624-1546 to take care of residency requirements by appointment only between the hours of 8 am and 2:30 pm. -
Congratulations Class of 2020!
Graduation Photo: To purchase a photo of your graduate on the stage, about a week after graduation, go to gradfotonetwork.com, click on order photos, search by event name Carmel High School 2020 and the last name of the student. This will take you to your student's images where you can view and place your order.
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GRADUATION 2020 at Laguna Seca LIVESTREAM
If you were unable to attend the graduation ceremony or want to see it again, it can be viewed here
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Latest Edition of #WeAreCarmelUnified
Most of us know the sixteenth-century proverb “He can’t see the forest for the trees” which is a way of saying someone is too focused on the details to really look at the situation as a whole. It’s an argument made to focus on the Big Picture. Recently I spent some time thinking about this proverb and some of the limitations of what I will call A Forest View. What follows is a summary of what I shared with all staff at our Welcome Back Breakfast on August 7.
