Swim Team Meeting Wednesday, Oct 22nd at Lunch - If you are interested in swimming this year, please come to Mrs. Campbell's Room 353 on October 22 at lunch for our first informational meeting. 

Students, it's time to begin selecting your classes for next year! 

11th Grade Articulation - On Oct 22nd, students in 11th grade will be working with Counseling and our IB Coordinator to select courses for your senior year.  

9th and 10th graders will be doing this same process throughout the Fall. 

Families are invited to get course planning information at our Course Planning Night for Families being held virutally on Monday, Oct 20th. (Details in the Tell Your Parents Section)

On Sunday, Oct 26th at Noon, Mission Bay Music will be hosting a Fundraiser concert at The Garten. We hope to see you there!

Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Award Program is looking for 9-12th grade female students who are involved in Computing and Technology!

Qualified applicants and recipients of the program are chosen for their aptitude, solid leadership, and good academic history/standing. Winners of this award will be rewarded with certificates/trophies, scholarships, internship opportunities, etc.

Applications are due October 28th!

Application Portal: https://www.aspirations.org/award-programs/aic-high-school-award 

Student Application: https://www.aspirations.org/registration 

Mission Bay Music Halloween Concert October 31st at 2pm - 3:30pm!  

Open to all classes to attend! 

A $5 donation is recommended but not required. 

Save the Date - Nov 6th Giving Hope: Creating & Guiding Tomorrow's Behavioral Health Workforce Student Summit

San Diego County faces a critical shortage of behavioral health workers, limiting access to vital mental health and substance use services and impacting individuals, families, and communities. The County of San Diego is developing a strategy to tackle the shortage of trained behavioral health workers in our region. Giving Hope: Creating & Guiding Tomorrow's Behavioral Health Workforce Summit will provide high school students the opportunity to explore in-demand careers, such as: peer support specialists, community health workers, substance use disorder counselors, psychiatric technicians, and many more! The event will also highlight the various in-demand allied healthcare careers. The agenda will feature…

• Four breakout sessions: career panel, art therapy, self-care/mindfulness, and a networking session

• Hands-on skill sessions and equipment demos taught by professionals

• Pet therapy demo

Our Work-Based Learning Team will be having an informational meeting in early Oct for those that selected the heatlh field for an industry in your survey.  In case you are not invited to the meeting or absent that day, please see Mr. Camacho in the library at lunch for more information. 

If you and your family are affected by the Governmenat Shutdown, every Wednesday 4-6pm, Jewish Family Services will be providing drive-thru pick up of supplemental groceries—including non-perishables, pantry staples, and fresh produce—until the shutdown comes to an end. Pre-registration is not required - get more details here: https://www.jfssd.org/government-shutdown/

Live Well San Diego (focused on improving food access and health equity) has provided a flyer listing free food distribution sites, local farmers’ markets, and community gardens in the area. This resource is meant to help residents find fresh, affordable food and support their well-being. For more food resources, call 2-1-1

Canvas - Be sure to check your SDUSD Informational Classroom and your Grade Level Counselor's Corner courses for updates and opportunities every week! 

TREAT is held everyday at lunch please report by 1:30 Students can make up a tardy in the auditorium with Mrs. Filamor or with a participating teacher.

Recognizing LGBTQIA+ History Month: Educational Resource Guide 

Our district is proud to recognize LGBTQIA+ History Month. and is committed to creating schools where every student feels safe, included, and affirmed. LGBTQIA+ History Month is a time to reflect on the resilience, contributions, and rich history of the LGBTQIA+ community. Check out this LGBTQIA+ History Month Resource Guide with tools and resources. 

Showing up matters. When you miss school, you miss out on learning, friends, and opportunities. Be present, stay on track, and remember: showing up today sets you up for success tomorrow.

Remember, our school is a Phone-Free Zone during the day. Keep your phones away so you can focus on learning, connect with friends face-to-face, and make the most of your school experience. 

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Let’s stand together for kindness, respect, and mental health. Bullying has no place here—look out for one another and speak up if you see someone in need. A safe, supportive school starts with YOU.

11th and 12th Graders -Check out the Counseling Department's Fall College Planning Resources and Events where you can find in-person events, virtual events and on demand resources here from a variety of sources. 

College Admissions representatives on campus this week!  If you wan to join, get a pass from your teacher and report to the counseling office or meeting location.  

Tuesday, 10/14/2025, 9:15 AM, Counseling

Whitworth University, Country Homes, WA

Representative: Emily Andrews

Tuesday, 10/14/2025, 10:45 AM, Counseling

Binghamton University, Vestal, NY

Representative: Andrew Weiss

Tuesday, 10/14/2025, 12:15 PM, Counseling

Wake Forest University, Winston-salem, NC

Representative: Rose Brown

Wednesday, 10/15/2025, 9:15 AM, Auditorium

University of Oregon, Eugene, OR

Representative: Sebastian Brown

Wednesday, 10/15/2025, 10:45 AM, Counseling

Whittier College, Whittier, CA

Representative: Chris O'Sullivan

Wednesday, 10/15/2025, 12:15 PM, Counseling

Auburn University, Auburn, AL

Representative: Austin Taylor

Thursday, 10/16/2025, 9:15 AM, Counseling

University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA

Representative: Mattison Lord

Thursday, 10/16/2025, 10:45 AM, Library

Hawaii Pacific University, Honolulu, HI

Representative: Javis Faletagaloa

Thursday, 10/16/2025, 12:15 PM, Counseling

University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA

Representative: Lily Steller

Friday, 10/17/2025, 12:15 PM, Counseling

Carroll College, Helena, MT

Representative: Julia Malmo

The College Showcase on Thursday, October 16

Posted on 09/17/2025

Exploring Solutions will be hosting The College Showcase on THURSDAY, October 16th, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. at the Scripps Ranch High School gym. This event will provide San Diego Unified students and families with a valuable opportunity to connect directly with college admissions counselors and learn more about higher education options.

Event Details:

Date & Time: Thursday, October 16th | 6:00–8:00 p.m.

Location: Scripps Ranch High School Gym/ 10410 Falcon Way/ San Diego /92131

Participating Colleges: Over 90 institutions, including many UC and Cal State campuses, as well as private, small, midsize, and large universities from across California and the United States.

The College Showcase is designed to expand access and awareness of postsecondary opportunities for all San Diego Unified students. We hope students from across our district will take advantage of this event, especially those who may be exploring college options for the first time.

Your Counseling Team will be hosting an information Financial Aid Night for Seniors and families on Oct 30th 5:30 PM virtually via Microsoft Teams)

Teams meeting link

Meeting ID: 266 482 935 926 0

Passcode: GB2hb6Krosted on 09/17/2025

Mark Your Calendar, FAFSA Window Opens October 1! Whether your senior has plans for four-year university, community college, or career technical school next year, there’s money to help. Start their FAFSA or CADAA application on Oct.1 

CalRTA is offering $2,500 scholarships to graduating seniors from San Diego Unified School District.  The scholarship is open to students who plan to pursue a career in education and will attend an accredited 4-year college or university in the fall.  Applications are due March 20, 2026.   

Please see the flyer for more information. 

Seniors - Please check how your name is displayed in Powerschool. Please notify Ms. Irene Gil, the Registrar, if you have any changes or corrections for the printing of your diploma.  

Also submit your signed Senior contract to Mrs. Filamor ASAP if you have not done so, yet. 

Looking Ahead

• Ocotber 20th - Virtual Course Planning For Families Night 

• October 23rd - School Tour

• Ocotber 30 - Financial Aid Info Night

• October 31st - Principal's Coffee (with Canvas/Parent Portal Help)

• November 3rd - Choice Window Closes

Monday, Oct 20th 5:30pm - Course Planning for Families Night 

This fall, your students will be selecting their courses for next year.  We are hosting an informational meeting for families to help you and your student with insight about MB course offerings, the IB Diploma program requirements and our district's A-G graduation requirements.  Please join us!

Please save the date, October 20th at 5:30 for a virtual meeting via Teams.  

Microsoft Teams Link

Meeting ID: 251 730 390 243

Passcode: fx3fu7Ze

You can also find the meeting details on our MBHS Public Calendar. 

Parent/Guardian - Please log in to your Parent Portal (on a web browser) to complete annual forms AND review your student's enrollment information. 

1. Forms

• • • Review the Family Resource Guide and complete the one-question confirmation form.

    • Fill out the Universal Form (media release, technology use, discipline acknowledgement).

2. Update Your Information

• • • Review Demographics, Address and Student Contacts for accuracy

    • Review Additional Information tab with questions specific for high school students

Completing these required forms ensures your child can participate in media events, have their work showcased, and access important school resources.

Need help? Visit the Parent Portal resource webpage or contact our school office. 

Thank you for taking this important step to support your student’s success this year!

Our Yearbook sale price is still available! We have completely sold out the last five+ years in a row, so reserve your copy now by bringing $80 cash or check payable to 'MBHS' to room 342 or the Finance Office. Or pay with a card at Jostens.com. You can use the following link, which also includes the options to Personalize your Yearbook with your Name and Icons on the Cover and Create Senior Recognition Ads of 1/4, 1/2, or Full Pages with your own customized photos and messages:

https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1006787/Mission-Bay-High-School/2026-Yearbook/2025073004362763066/CATALOG_SHOP/

School Accountability Report Card

The SARC, which follows the state's guidelines and document template, is issued each spring and focuses on the previous academic year. You can find Mission Bay's 2023-2024 School Accountablility Report Card posted on our school's website. 

These report cards provide a variety of data to allow the public to evaluate and compare schools in several important areas: demographic information, school safety and climate for learning, academic data, class size, teacher and staff information, professional development, and fiscal and expenditure data. 

Friends of PB Secondary Schools (FOPBSS) welcomes you! FOPBSS is the official parent teacher organiztion for Mission Bay High School and Pacific Beach Middle School. Join us!