Statement of Non-Discrimination
Statement of Non-Discrimination
Mariposa Building
915 S. Mooney Blvd.
Visalia, CA 93277
School Attendance: 559-737-5450
Office: 559-737-5450
Fax: 559-737-5442
Principal: Dr. Helen Milliorn-Feller
TOSA: Mr. Josh Curtiss
6/4 COS Summer Session #1 Starts
6/15 COS Summer Session #2 Starts
6/18 Applebee's PSO Restaurant Fundraiser
7/3 Panda Express (Nationwide) PSO Restaurant Fundraiser
7/6 COS Summer Session #3 Starts
7/17 Roundtable Pizza (Noble Ave, Visalia) PSO Restaurant Fundraiser
7/31 Chuck E. Cheese PSO Restaurant Fundraiser
8/1/ UC Application Opens
8/3 UPHS Office Opens
8/3 Teachers Return to Campus
8/4 Panda Buddy Training 1 pm - 4:30 pm w/ Mrs. Becerra
8/5 Panda Buddy Orientation 9 am - 11 am Meet in Yokut Quad
8/5 Leadership Meeting 12 Pm - 12:45 pm w/ Mrs. Block
8/5 COS Class Registration Seminar 11:10 am - 12 pm w/Ms. Araceli
8/6 UPHS First Day of School
8/6 Picture Day (All students/staff/and faculty)
TBA Back-to-School Night Community Fair
8/7 Senior(Class of 2027) Payment DUE
8/7 Senior Sunrise Meet Yokut 7
8/10 COS Fall 2026 Classes Begin
8/14 Senior Santa Cruz Trip
8/14 Red Robin PSO Restaurant Fundraiser
8/16 Last day to add fall term COS classes with add code
8/21 First Spirit Day
8/22 SAT Test Date Register by August 7 @College Board
8/23 Last day to Drop a COS class without a “W”
8/28 Club Leader Boot Camp w/ Mrs. Block & Mrs. Becerra
9/7 Labor Day - No School UPHS & COS
9/12 SAT Test Date Register by August 28 @College Board
We want all UPHS students to BECOME:
Problem Solvers --who define problems, think critically, make decisions, and create solutions
Communicators --who read, speak, write, and listen to understand
Respectful & Responsible Citizens --who display academic integrity, contribute locally and globally, and are environmentally aware
Self-Motivated Individuals who set well-defined goals, manage time, and are life-long learners
As part of the Early College Initiative, UPHS provides students with an opportunity to prepare for college through rigorous academics, to participate in concurrent enrollment in college classes, and to earn a substantial number of college credits during the high school years.
UPHS will provide opportunities for students to succeed in a rigorous academic curriculum through intensive academic training in preparation for a college path, with an emphasis on academic English, math, science, writing across the curriculum, character development, leadership, community service and civic engagement.
University Preparatory High School is a WASC-accredited California high school.