Announcements

We are pleased to share a 16-page report to the community highlighting school facilities upgrades made possible by school bond Measures P and I. Thank you to our community for investing in our schools.

The district offered a Town Hall to the community on the state of the community health, update on future in-person instruction, and reconfiguration/consolidation of elementary schools. PowerPoint and video archive are now available.

Following the recent Central Coast Section statement regarding a start date for practices, MPUSD released the following message to high school families via ParentSquare. Click headline to read more.

Eric Hall & Associates (EH&A), in concert with the District’s demographer, DecisionInsite™/ Powerschool™, researched and developed various options/scenarios for consideration by District leadership and ultimately the Governing Board. NO decisions have been made. (Click headline to read more)

Many of our MPUSD teachers have posted projects to be funded by donors.
To date, the district has raised $319,554 from 1,755 donors for 523 fully funded projects at 23 school sites. Did you know that 23% of our funding came from out-of-state. Click to see our projects and consider donating today.

Yesterday I watched in horror as rioters forcibly entered the Capitol Building in an attempt to undermine a free and fair election and, at the urging of our president, disrupt the democratic process and the long held tradition of the peaceful transfer of power in the United States. As I witnessed windows being bashed in, individuals forcefully entering the Congress floor and taking a seat on the dais, and Capitol police drawing arms to keep elected officials safe, one thought kept returning to my mind: our children are watching. (Click headline to view full message)

The Monterey High School stadium improvements projects Environmental Impact Report and appendices are now available.

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We want to make you aware that California state law, the California Healthy Youth Act, (CHYA), requires that comprehensive sexual health education and HIV prevention education be provided to students at least once in middle school or junior high school and once in high school, starting in grade 7. Due to COVID-19, we have incorporated CHYA instruction for the 2020-21 school year for 7th, 8th and 10th grade students. Students in 9th grade will also receive instruction (Health Smart curriculum from ETR publication) as part of their Freshman Seminar Health and Wellness course.