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WUHSD Budget Update
In her new Budget Update, Superintendent Sandra Thorstenson announces that the District is rehiring 45 teachers and counselors who were laid off in May. The rehires are the result of months of hard work and open dialogue on a District-wide level to arrive at the cost-cutting measures necessary to bring back as many certificated staff as possible. Click here to read it in English, or haga clic aquí para Español.

Report to the Community
Whittier Union is one of few school districts in California to have attained and sustained substantial academic progress over several years across numerous measures. The new Report to the Community provides a detailed summary of the District’s continued academic improvement as well as a budget overview and summary of its program to modernize facilities. Click here to download the report. 

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  •  New Santa Fe High Science Classroom

    Santa Fe High School's New LEED-Certified Science Building Now Open

    Teachers and students are moving into the school’s new science building, which features four large science lab classrooms and energy-efficient design. Click on the title above for the full story.

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  •  Mahlstede Field

    Santa Fe High to Name Mahlstede Athletic Field

    The Board of Trustees has announced that the newly remodeled Santa Fe High School Football and Track fields will be named for retiring Santa Fe High School Coach Jack Mahlstede. Click on the title above to read the full story.

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  •  Football

    New Head Football Coach Chosen

    Santa Fe High Shool recently selected a new head football coach to lead their student athletes to success both on and off the field. Click the title above for the full story.

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  • Working Students Can Earn School Credit

    Students who work Part-time develop a strong work ethic, gain important job skills, develop self confidence, and acquire a great deal of experience for their future careers. Santa Fe High students who are currently employed part-time, have the opportunity to earn up to 5 school credits per semester. They must enroll in The Work Experience Class, an elective class, which combines supervised paid employment with related classroom instruction. The topics of instruction include how to get a job, how to keep a job, how to leave a job, economic awareness, and career development. Additionally, students develop a personal portfolio, demonstrating their skills and experiences, which they may use to obtain future employment. To enroll in The Work Experience Class, students must have a proper and up to date work permit, currently be employed part-time, be at least 16 years or older, and be an Junior or Senior. Class meets weekly after school on campus in I5, and interested students should visit the College and Career Center in F4 to complete an application.

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  • Colleges Our Seniors Will Be Attending (Click Here)

    Congratulations Class of 2011!!

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