School and offices will be closed during the week of Monday, July 16, 2018.

Orientation will take place on Friday, August 10th at 8:30am-1:00pm., please meet in the Big gym. See attached flyer for additional information.

2017-2018 semester 2 report cards were mailed on Monday, June 11th.

Final transcripts will be available as of June 13th. Mrs. Torralba will mail final transcripts to colleges in June. If you would like a copy mailed to you, please complete the google form that was emailed to your student account.

All students, all levels should expect an objective assessment and a written assessment on their summer reading assignment(s).

7:00pm Graduation; gates open at 6:00pm., no tickets are required. Congratulations to the class of 2018!

Tuesday, May 29, periods 3 & 5, minimum day. Link Crew Development meeting 1:00pm in the cafeteria. Wednesday, May 30, periods 1 & 4, minimum. Thursday, May 31, periods 2 & 6, minimum day.

No school Monday, May 28th. School and offices will be closed. School resumes Tuesday, May 29th.

Doors will open to the public (NO SENIORS) on Wednesday, May 30th from 7:30-9:30pm. Please bring your family and friends to see what has been created by this year's committee and the wonderful volunteers to make Grad Night so special for the Class of 2018. Tours will also be available on Thursday, May 31st from 12:00-2:00pm and 5:00-7:00pm. Please contact Cheryl Cabot at cmcabot@aol.com if you have any questions.

All students wishing to appeal a non-acceptance in an AP or Honors course at San Marino High School must complete this form and return to the Counseling Office within two weeks of being notified regarding acceptance into an Honors or AP course. Complete a separate form for each course which is being appealed.

Welcome 8th grade parents. Please join us for coffee and conversation on Friday, May 4th at 8:30am in the cafeteria.

Attention Seniors, please be sure to check your student email account for important information.

General information is ready. Please read ALL general information and Course Descriptions carefully. Deadlines and Penalties will apply. Go to: WWW.SMSUMMER.US, Click on: 8-12 (located on the lower right). Click on: 8-12 Course Descriptions to view.

Power Point presentation as presented by Peter Osgood of Harvey Mudd College Office of Admissions.

AP / HONORS Questions - Responses by the Counseling Department.
Descriptions of all courses offered at San Marino High School and the prerequisites, can be found in the course description guide found on the school website. The course description guide is under the “Counseling” tab on the website it is called “Course Offerings”.

Crowell Public Library is now accepting applications for the Summer Reading Club Volunteer Program. SRC volunteers register children for SRC, listen to oral book reports, update reading records, award prizes, act as SRC ambassadors to library patrons, and assist with craft preparations, various programs, and other duties as assigned. Volunteers ages 14 and up at the time of training are eligible to apply and applications are due Thursday, April 26th. Please click on the Icon for application.
Crowell Public Library, 1890 Huntington Drive, San Marino (626) 300-0777. https://ca-sanmarino.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/3868

Lead. Mentor, Grow! The Pasadena Educational Foundation is in need of student volunteers to support summer teachers at local middle school's. Choose two weeks, or serve for all five, it's up to you. They do ask that you commit to at least one full week if you do decide to sign up. Submit your application online no later than MAY 11TH.

Application:
http://pasedfoundation.org/get-involved/volunteer/summer-volunteer-application-form/

We have important college information for all students. Please click on the icon.

Students wishing to start a new club at San Marino High School should complete the attached form and return to the ICC box in the APO.

Calendar of Important Dates for Seniors. Click on the icon to print the senior calendar.

At San Marino High School we promote character and high ethical standards. We expect all students to create work that is entirely their own. A student who cheats or plagiarizes is in violation of this Academic Honesty Policy and is subject to the procedures and consequences detailed within the policy.