The Clairemont School Week At A Glance (SWAG) is intended to provide students, staff, and families with timely information about upcoming events and important announcements for the coming week.
Mesa College Classes Begin @ CHS
Informational Club Rush at Lunch
The start of every school year is an opportunity to continue an existing club or start a new club.
Clubs are a great way to gather people with common interests and goals.
All clubs must be approved by ASB governing board members and administration.
Informational Club Rush is Thursday at lunch in the Quad!
Here is what you will need:
1 - A name, a common interest that brings people together (i.e. chess club, drama club, boys’ basketball).
2 - A certificated faculty member (teacher) on campus to be your advisor.
3 - Club officers: President, VP, Treasurer, and Secretary.
4 - An established time & meeting place.
All clubs must complete Club Packet paperwork at the beginning of the academic year to be an official CHS club. Clubs are recognized on the first day of the following academic school year.
Make a copy, fill it out digitally or printed, and sign it
Turn paper packet into the ASB mailbox in the front office.
We are looking for two parents to serve on our School Site Council (SSC) including one parent who has a student who is an English Learner as our English Learner Advisory Council (ELAC) member.
When: Second Tuesday of each month @ 4:00 pm (first meeting on Sept. 8, 2026)
Where: Room 203 (Zoom link will be available)
Nominations Due by August 27!
Sure, you think you've seen this type of murder mystery before. A cast of eccentric characters meet at a mansion, only to become suspects of a murder that a singular genius detective will eventually solve. But what happens when all the suspects are the detectives? Sherlock Holmes, Nancy Drew, Miss Marple, and Batman are just a few of the guests. Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion is a whodunnit that will leave you laughing and guessing right until the very end—and there are three different endings to choose from!
Ms. Heidi Fulton hosts campus tours monthly. Please share this opportunity with community members, friends and family members.
Basketball sideline & comp cheer tryouts on September 8th & 10th after school 4-7 both days.
Student-athletes must be cleared on home campus BEFORE tryouts begin for comp cheer.
A student is considered on the Attendance Loss of Privilege (LOP) if they accumulate up to or or over 60 minutes of unexcused instructional time.
To recover unexcused instructional time students can attend Instructional Recovery Time (IRT), parents can call in excused absences or tardies, and staff can correct an error.
Every student must complete a registration form before participating in any before-school or after-school program on campus. Including Sports!
Greetings CHS Students please take this very important survey so that we may provide you with programs that matter to you!
Sign up for your Senior Portrait time today!
Senior Portraits will be taken on campus for your convenience this year.
Please note, the tux and drape will be provided for you.
Young men should wear their own white button-down collar shirt to use under the tux jacket.
Kicks off September 4th with the first game is at 3:00pm and September 5th will begin at 9:00am.
Webpage provides links for students regarding their rights, things they can learn, scholarships & opportunities, and much more.
All high school students have been added to a new San Diego Unified Informational Classroom on Canvas.
It’s your go-to spot for district updates, opportunities, and even scholarships. Check it out weekly so you don’t miss out!
If you didn’t get the invite, you can self-enroll with the code W4XJAL.
CHS Globetrotters 2.0 gives high school students fun ways to learn through travel. We are a group of explorers and creators who love to share ideas, eat amazing food, appreciate history, and discover the world together.
CHS Globetrotters will be heading to Italy & Greece during Spring Break 2027!
This life-changing experience will help students build confidence, independence, and gain a global perspective- plus we have a lot of fun!
We’re holding an informational meeting 9/9 at 5 pm in Room 114 to share everything you need to know—and spots on this trip are limited:
👉 Find meeting info and RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4yLJs3j
Why attend?
- Get first access to limited spots.
- Learn about what we’ll see and do, academic opportunities, trip cost, and more.
In the meantime, please visit EF’s website to get answers to common parent questions. EF Tours is our trusted travel partner, and they have 60 years of experience helping students explore the world safely and affordably.
I hope to see you there and look forward to sharing how this trip can be a powerful and unforgettable chapter in your child’s life!
For questions or more info, contact Heidi Fulton hfulton@sandi.net
Ps- check out the wonderful pictures of our latest adventures you can visit our image gallery or the Globetrotters Website
A pic of last years group
A full list of CHS Staff Contact information can be found on our school website, in the Student-Parent Handbook, or by clicking HERE.
PARENTS: Get Your Parent Portal Account. Every parent or guardian of our students should have a PowerSchool Parent Portal account. If you don't have one, please email Steve Durham (sdurham@sandi.net); include your student's full name and Student ID # in the request and he will reply with an account creation form.
For updated calendar, team results and news,
and to answer Chieftain Athletics questions,
visit our CHS Captains webpage.
Student & Parent Athletics Info
To provide a safe space for all community members and guests attending CHS Athletic Events, we have created the CHS Athletic Event Entry Policies.
For questions regarding athletics at CHS, please contact Mr. Nowak at anowak@sandi.net.
The CHS Counseling Staff has created grade level Google Classrooms to provide students with resources and supports. Although students have been automatically enrolled in these classrooms based on their grade level, please have your student check their Google Classroom suite to be sure they are able to access this valuable resource.
9th Grade GC Code: mgs6wbl 10th Grade GC Code: rx5gebd 11th grade GC Code: tk3zuwc 12th Grade GC Code: vexeeld
For more information about CHS Counseling, check out our CHS Counseling Website.
The New CHS Counseling Website is up and running. It is listed on the school website under counseling tab.
Explore Resources: Graduation Requirements, College Info, Scholarships, Mental Health, Work Permits, and more.
Cal-SOAP offers free services to help students pursue a postsecondary education, especially students who are low-income or will be first in their families to pursue a college degree. Through advisement and academic services, Cal-SOAP helps students and families understand the college-going process and how to do everything from applying to college to filling out the FAFSA or CA Dream Act to searching for the perfect career fit.
If you are interested in Cal-SOAP Services - Fill out the Form
Websites:
San Diego County: www.calsoapsandiego.org & https://www.calsoapvirtualclassroom.com
Clairemont - Translation Mental Health One Pager.pdfStudents and parents/guardians please review PowerSchool regularly to make sure the attendance record is correct. Over the past few weeks we have had many students out due to the flu. Some of those absences still need to be called in by a parent/guardian and excused as illness. To clear an attendance, follow the instructions under Reporting an Absence on our CHS Attendance Page.
STUDENTS CAN NOT COME TO SCHOOL WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
They will be sent home for any of the following, and be asked to take a COVID test and follow the San Diego County Health Guidelines.
Fever with or no chills > 100.0F
Cough*
Shortness of breath
Nasal congestion/Rhinorrhea (Runny Nose)*
Sore Throat
Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea*
Fatigue*
New Loss of Taste/Smell
Headache*
Muscle/Body Aches*
Poor Feeding or Poor Appetite*
If a student has any of the symptoms on the list, please keep and isolate your student at home and use Self-Reporting Tool Link to report the illness. Someone from SDUSD illness and COVID follow-up team will contact you directly. They will go over the specific requirements of how long to stay home and COVID testing options.
*If your student has a chronic pre-existing condition that causes these symptoms, your student may come to school if a “Certification of Chronic Medical Condition” form is on file. Available in the CHS Health Office.
* Free COVID home tests are available in the CHS Health Office.
* New permission for this school year is necessary to test at school routinely or if sick in the health office. Use the primary health app.
California Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) are required to post the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) School Guidance Checklist and the COVID Prevention Plan online. San Diego Unified has made these documents available for public review HERE.
NOTICE OF STUDENT NONDISCRIMINATION
San Diego Unified School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education. District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying by reason of the following actual or perceived characteristics: age, ancestry, color, mental or physical disability, ethnicity, ethnic group identification, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, immigration status, marital or parental status, nationality, national origin, actual or perceived sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, or on the basis of a person’s association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
Students who violate this policy may be subject to discipline, up to and including expulsion, in accordance with district policy, administrative procedure and state law.
Employees who violate this policy shall be subject to discipline up to and including dismissal. Any disciplinary action shall be in accordance with applicable federal, state and/or collective bargaining agreements.
Title II Coordinator 504 Coordinator Title IX Coordinator
Eri Nall Eri Nall Anna Ward
4100 Normal St. Rm 3126 4100 Normal St. Rm 3126 4100 Normal St. Room 2129
Phone 619-344-6420 Phone 619-344-6420 Phone 619-725-7225
Reference Administrative Regulation (“AR”) 5145.3 and Board Policy (“BP”) 5145.3 for full policies.
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