update 6:50am - CUSD employees do not need to report to work today. The only exceptions are District Office staff, administrators, and some MOT staff, who will be notified by Dan Paul.
District Office staff and administrators are to report to the District Office at 9:00. unless it is unsafe for them to get to work. (Contact supervisor if this is the case.)
5:45 am 1/17/19 All Carmel Unified schools and programs are closed for students today. There are power outages at most of the school sites and multiple road closures due to power lines and trees down. District staff is also assessing the extent of storm damage.
Employees will receive more information soon about their work assignments.
An update will be provided to parents later today.
Students and Staff: Use this link to change your password: https://prometheus.
Anonymous Tip Line Reminder
Did you know that the district participates in WeTIP, the anonymous tip line service? WeTIP is committed to anonymous reporting, so they provide a discreet way to report any type of crime, fraud, or improper behavior issues.
Big Picture Learning at Carmel Valley High School
Please click HERE to learn about Big Picture Learning.
School Office Open Daily 8:00am - 3:00pm
Carmel Valley High is now enrolling
for the 2019-2020 school year.
Call the school for more information
(831) 624-4462.
Santa Lucia Job Fair
8:30am - 2:40pm Regular Day - Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri
8:30am - 12:00pm Minimum Day - Thursdays
Carmel Valley High School’s own Tina Gerow, Secretary/Registrar, has been selected as Monterey County's Classified School Employee of the Year (CSEY) for 2018, in the Office and Technical Category. Tina was honored at an awards dinner on May 14th at the Salinas Elks Lodge, along with recipients in 5 other categories. CSEY winners move onto the California State Competition. Congratulations Tina!
Carmel Valley High School will prepare its
Communicators:
Valuable Community Members:
Higher-Level Thinkers:
Self-directed Learners:
Dear Parents and CUSD employees: A Chicago colleague asked recently, “What is the name of your new school district?” “Carmel Unified,” I responded. “Unified? ” she inquired as though she had misheard. I quickly responded, “Yes, in Chicago we would call it a Unit District. It serves students in grades K-12. Actually we also have a preschool program here, so it’s actually pre-K to grade 12, but it’s about the same thing as a unit district.”
