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Contact UsContact UsHarbor High School 831-429-3810
Guelaguetza 2012
Come and enjoy Guelaguetza! Sunday, May 20 9 am to 6 pm At Harbor High Academic Awards NightHHS Honor Roll & Academic Awards Night
Tues, May 15th (MPR)
Entertainment & Seating: 6:30
Ceremony /Presentation of Certificates: 7pm
Please join us in recognizing the outstanding achievement of our Honor Roll students
who have earned a 3.5 GPA or higher on either their June 2011 or Jan 2012 final semester report cards.
Recipients should have received an invitation by mail
but all students and staff are invited to attend this special event.
This list will also be posted in the display case outside the Counseling Office soon. Athletic Packet 2012-2013Golf Tournament
GOLF TOURNAMENT May 25th, 2012 1pm Shotgun start. Lunch included BBQ dinner by CB Hannegan's included. Helping to support athletics. 2012-13 Calendar & Dates to Remember Want to know when school starts? Summer School Sign-ups2012 Summer School Enrollment for High School Students
Students must enroll in person with a parent or guardian
at one of our drop in enrollment sessions.
You must also bring a counselor referral form
(available from your counselor), and your transcript.
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County Office of Education 400 Encinal Street.
2:30 - 5pm Mon, April 30th
Thurs, May 10th
Tues, May 22nd
Summer School will run from June 25th – July 20th
*Specific times will be announced soon, but there will be a morning and afternoon session. Harbor High Now Has TWITTER!
Sign up to get updates about Harbor High Events. Important MeasuresMeasures I & J On June 5th, local voters will be asked to vote on Measures I & J. These tax measures, $85 for the elementary district and $38 for the high school district, will replace measures A & B, which expire June 30, 2013. Ballot language will commit funds to the priorities funded by the current measures: retaining high quality teachers, retaining art and music teachers in our elementary schools, providing academic counseling to prepare students for college and help at-risk students stay on the right track, and keeping our school libraries open and served by certificated librarians. All of the dollars raised will stay in local schools. It will take a 2/3 majority to pass these measures. If they do not pass, the district will lose about 2.5 million dollars in revenues and programs in 2013-14. For more information, you can consulthttp://www.votescount.com/jun12/lm.htm#meai Gary Bloom, Superintendent, Santa Cruz City School
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