Want to serve on School Site Council? Click here. Deadline is Wednesday, 9/2 at 3 PM. 

We need 3 parents and 3 students.

SCC Purpose

The SSC develops the content of the SPSA (EC Section 64001[g][1]). The SPSA, including proposed expenditure of funds allocated to the school through the ConApp and the LCAP, if any, must be reviewed and updated annually by the SSC (EC Section 64001[i]). 

This includes at a minimum, the SSC must:

• Develop and approve the SPSA, including the proposed expenditures of funds. 

• Recommend the SPSA, including proposed expenditures of funds, to the LEA’s local governing board or body for approval.

• Provide ongoing review throughout the school year of the implementation of the strategies/services in the SPSA to ensure the plan is being carried out to address the needs of the school and its students.

• Make modifications to the SPSA, if a need arises. 

• Annually evaluate the progress made toward the school’s goals to increase the academic achievement of all students. 

• Perform all other duties assigned to the SSC by the local governing board or body of the LEA and by state law.

Seniors/Parents – Don’t Miss the 2-Day Only Cap & Gown Sale!

The Grad Company will be on campus Tuesday, September 8, and Wednesday, September 9 ONLY

Time: 10 am - 3:30 pm (brunch, lunch, and after school)

Place: Outside Raider Hall

Perks for ordering at school:

• Lowest prices of the year (prices go up)

• FREE shipping

• Items are available to take home the same day

• Full refund on the cap & gown for non-graduates

• Payment: cash, card, Apple/Google Pay, or checks payable to The Grad Company

Can’t make it to the school sale?

You can still order online at GradCompanyStore.com, but online prices are higher, and the Earlybird discount and free shipping will not be available online.

Cap & gown orders placed online will be delivered to the school in the spring.

Don’t miss this opportunity to save on your graduation essentials! Make sure to stop by campus on 9/8 or 9/9. 

Questions? Reach out to hello@thegradco.com

  Earn the State Seal of Civic Engagement

East Side Union High School District

State Seal of Civic Engagement 

Submission Instructions

To be submitted during Senior year only.

This is an optional self led activity by ESUHSD high school students to obtain the State Seal of Civic Engagement.

1. Create a Folder in your ESUHSD Google drive.  Name the folder:

“SC State Seal of Civic Engagement YOURFIRSTNAME LASTNAME ID Classof###”

2. Make a copy of the SC Seal of Civic Engagement Check List form: ESUHSD Seal of Civic Engagement Check list

Fill it out completely and place it in the folder you created.

3. Follow the Check List instructions and place all required documents into the folder you created. Missing documents will result in an incomplete packet. 

For the Class of 2027, submissions deadline  is Thursday, March 25, 2027 at 3 pm.

4. To submit your portfolio, share the folder you created with barrettot@esuhsd.org by the deadline. (Seniors Only)

5. Contact Ms. Barretto barrettot@esuhsd.org if you have questions. 

Saturday Learning Lounge (Saturday School)

More than 50 students attended our first Saturday school session.  Students used the space to complete assignments and support one another.  Students can attend Saturday school to make up unexcused absences and as a safe space to do coursework.

Thank you to Mr. Leal , Ms. Guttal, and Mr. Trang for supporting students in our first session!

We had a wonderful two days of Club Rush on August 26 and 27! More than 60 clubs set up tables, shared their passions, and recruited students to join their organizations. It was exciting to see so many students getting involved and finding communities that connect with their interests.

On Friday, August 28, we kicked off the school year with our Welcome Back Rally during lunch in the X-Quad! This year’s theme was Disneyland, with each class representing a different part of the park:

Class of 2030: Main Street, U.S.A.
Class of 2029: Galaxy’s Edge
Class of 2028: Cars Land
Class of 2027: Pixar Pier

Classes competed in fun games and showed off their school spirit through energetic chants and cheers! It was a fantastic way to bring our Raider community together and celebrate the start of a new school year. 

• GOAL 1: Provide high-quality instruction, learning opportunities, and guidance to prepare every student to graduate ready for college and career.

• GOAL 2: Provide the physical, emotional, social, and academic supports to ensure students are making appropriate yearly progress toward high school graduation

• GOAL 3: Provide the program, supports, and instructional strategies to obtain English proficiency and the overall academic success of short-term and long-term English Learners

• GOAL 4: Establish and sustain healthy school cultures through relationship-centered practices that keep students engaged in their learning environment and are designed to improve student behaviors.

• GOAL 5: Engage with and connect students and families to appropriate staff, supports, and programmatic alternatives to increase student attendance in school.