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In partnership with our families and community, California City High School exists to support all students in a pathway to college or other advanced learning opportunity, career, and the military. All students are expected to exhibit the virtues of integrity, tolerance, and diligence.
In partnership with our families and community, California City High School exists to support all students in a pathway to college or other advanced learning opportunity, career, and the military. All students are expected to exhibit the virtues of integrity, tolerance, and diligence.
Beginning Wednesday, October 9th, our students will participate in the Satchel Pulse screening assessment. This tool helps us better understand and support students’ social-emotional well-being, which is an important part of their overall success at school.
For more information about the assessment and instructions on how to opt out if you do not wish your student to participate, please click the link below:
Click here for more information
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students’ growth and success.
Sincerely,
Steven Marquesen
School Counselor
California City High School
Grade Levels announcement
Grade Levels announcement
Dear Families,
At CCHS, and across MUSD, we are committed to supporting every student on their path to graduation. This school year, we are introducing a new system for identifying student grade levels based on credits earned. Students will now be classified according to the number of credits they have completed, rather than just the year they entered high school.
This change is designed to give families and staff a clearer picture of where each student stands on the road to graduation and to ensure that we are providing the right support at the right time.
Beginning September 29, 2025, we will start holding meetings with students to review their credit progress and discuss next steps. Parent meetings with the principal and counselors will follow to make sure families are included in the planning process.
Our goal remains the same: for 100% of our seniors to graduate on time and walk the stage.
Thank you for partnering with us to make this happen
HoCo 2025 court voting will be starting Monday, October 6 and will close Thursday, October 9. Please pay attention to your class of 20__ google classroom
HoCo Theme for this year is Fall into You
HoCo 2025 dress up days
HoCo 2025 dress up days
Dance tickets are $7 for one and $12 for a couple. Buy them NOW in 602
curtsey of Dylan Hammer, Aryanna Ahumada, Kayla Marquez, Clifford Haynes, and Aydin Wemple
HoCo 2025 Rally, Dance and Game by Aydin Wemple and Dominick Ponce
HoCo 2025 Rally, Dance and Game by Aydin Wemple and Dominick Ponce
The 9/11 remembrance ceremony by Ava Holman
The 9/11 remembrance ceremony by Ava Holman
On September 11, our school community came together for a special 9/11 ceremony in remembrance of the lives lost and the heroic actions taken on that tragic day in 2001. Cadet Corp teacher, Contreras stated, "They are doing a nine 11 ceremony in remembrance of the day. The intent is to recognize first responders and people who gave their lives to save others." The event, which lasted approximately 30 to 40 minutes, will serve as a moment of reflection, respect, and unity for students, staff, and special guests alike.
On the day of the event, the student body played an active role in supporting the event, and Mojave JSHS came to participate as well. Guest speakers shared their thoughts and personal connections to the significance of 9/11, helping attendees understand the lasting impact the attacks had on our country. Their stories offered insight into the bravery and resilience that emerged during and after the tragedy, and reminded everyone why it is essential to continue honoring the lives of those who were lost and the sacrifices of our first responders.
Commemorating 9/11 was not just about looking back, it is about carrying forward the values of courage, selflessness, and community. By remembering this day, we ensured that future generations understood its significance and the importance of unity in the face of adversity. The ceremony was an opportunity for all to pause, reflect, and show gratitude for those who put others before themselves, many of whom paid the ultimate price.
The presence of students, faculty, and community members made the ceremony even more powerful. Seeing young people take part in honoring the memory of 9/11 showed that the spirit of remembrance and respect continues to thrive. The student-led contributions, whether through music, readings, or support roles, helped create a meaningful and heartfelt atmosphere throughout the event.
As we move forward, events like this serve as reminders that even in the darkest moments, acts of kindness, bravery, and unity can shine through. Honoring 9/11 each year is more than tradition —
it's a commitment to never forget, to educate others, and to carry on the legacy of those who showed the very best of humanity in the face of unthinkable tragedy.
SCHOOL STARTS @ 7:15 AM/LA ESCUELA COMIENZA A LAS 7:15 AM
SCHOOL STARTS @ 7:15 AM/LA ESCUELA COMIENZA A LAS 7:15 AM
First day of school is August 13 @ 7:15
This is also when ID pictures will be taken/
El primer día de clases es el 13 de agosto a las 7:15. En esta fecha también se tomarán las fotos de identificación.
First day of school is August 13 @ 7:15
This is also when ID pictures will be taken/
El primer día de clases es el 13 de agosto a las 7:15. En esta fecha también se tomarán las fotos de identificación.
Interested in taking college classes and getting college credit while in high school? Sign up for after school college classes with Mrs. Gionta on the first day of school! Earn credit while still in high school and save yourself some money.
Please see the new bell schedule for the 2025/26 school year
25-26 Bell Schedule.docx--------------------------------------------------------------
ASB Cards and PE Clothes will be on sale at Lunch in 602. See flyer on ASB Board in the office for PE Clothes Prices.
ASB Cards can actually SAVE YOU MONEY
Spend $20 at the beginning of the school year and get into home volleyball ($6), football ($8) and basketball ($8) games for $2 each and into dances for a reduced prices also.
CAP and GOWN pictures - OCTOBER 8
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SENIORS! Jostens will be on campus On
September 17 to give information
September 24 to take orders (order this day to get a chance to win free gear)
November 5 to deliver orders and hand out free gear (if you ordered on the first day)
Please see the link here for information - will be updated as more information is learned
Class of 2026...You're going to be seniors! Click the links below for information on your senior year (stay tuned) and ordering a yearbook
School Site Council - We are in need of parent input on the School Site Council to help decide how funds are spent on students and on campus. Interested in being a parent on the CCHS SSC? Scan the code and complete the questionnaire. Elections will take place after the school year has started.
School Site Council - We are in need of parent input on the School Site Council to help decide how funds are spent on students and on campus. Interested in being a parent on the CCHS SSC? Scan the code and complete the questionnaire. Elections will take place after the school year has started.
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
If you have not yet turned in your textbooks, Chromebooks, Kajeets, or sports uniforms - they are locked (Chromebooks) and you owe the school. People are on campus for summer school, please call and find out when you can bring things back.
760-373-5263 Monday-Friday 7AM-3PM
College Credit Opportunities
Dual and Concurrent (during and after school) college classes through Cerro Coso for the 2025/2026 school year are listed below
Cal City dual enrolled classes Fall 2025 (3) (1).docx
Request for Assistance/Solicitud de Asistencia
Request for Assistance/Solicitud de Asistencia
Please see "Current PBIS Newsletter" under "The Raven Way" link above to see this information.
Consulte el "Boletín informativo actual de PBIS" en el enlace "The Raven Way" de arriba para ver esta información
Suicide Help - It's okay to ask for help if you need it. Please see the resources below if you do not want to talk to a teacher or staff member/Ayuda para suicidas: está bien pedir ayuda si la necesita. Consulte los recursos a continuación si no desea hablar con un
maestro o miembro del personal.
Suicide Help - It's okay to ask for help if you need it. Please see the resources below if you do not want to talk to a teacher or staff member/Ayuda para suicidas: está bien pedir ayuda si la necesita. Consulte los recursos a continuación si no desea hablar con un
maestro o miembro del personal.
Dial 988 or see our counselors for more information and place to get help.
District Calendar
District Calendar
Click the calendar below to see the 2025/26 school year calendar for Mojave Unified School District.
2025-26 Calendar.pdf25-26 Bell Schedule.docxClick the box with the arrow above to see the 2025/26 bell schedule.
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