Condors took the win on Friday, August 24
Moss Landing >> North Monterey County Unified School District Superintendent Kari Yeater is accustomed to seeing the same thing each year on the first day of class: kids engaging with each other, excited with their new backpacks, wearing fresh gear and everyone refreshed, ready to go. “That never changes and it’s exciting every single time.” Yeater said.
Story by the Monterey Herald
Last year’s record: 2-9 • Last year’s league record: 1-5 (6th in Monterey Bay League Pacific division) • Last year’s MaxPreps state ranking: 839th • Coach: Sean Gomes. Click here for full article by the Register-Pajaronian
The state is giving North Monterey County's school district $1.6 million and Carmel's school district $500,000 to hire school resource officers. Report by KSBW 8
Dear Community Members,
North Monterey County Unified has been making efforts to improve school climate by decreasing discipline, increasing attendance, and improving how students, parents, teachers and staff feel about their school culture. The District is focused on preparing and supporting teachers and administrators in a shift in how instruction is delivered in classrooms to meet the new curriculum standards. By focusing on student engagement strategies to include the integration of technology, the arts integration six learning principles, and the 4Cs (collaborating, communicating, critical thinking, and creativity) our students will be prepared for post high school education and their future careers.
New mathematical practice standards, literacy across curriculum, the new integrated science model, in addition to the integration of the arts into the curriculum has revitalized our schools and students are highly engaged in their own learning. Preparing students to be college and career ready upon graduation with a plan for one-year post-high school is the goal of NMCUSD. There is a focus to ensure students complete A-G courses with at least a 2.5 GPA and/or complete a Career Technical Education pathway to ensure they have a plan and not just graduate.
NMCUSD provides an infographic overview highlighting our focus areas and progress on the LCAP; English found here.
Versión en español aquí
All LCAP information found here
Changing How We View and Promote School Progress
Sincerely,
Kari Yeater
Superintendent
NMCHS will be hosting a “College and Career Night” on Wednesday, September 26th from 6:00-8:00pm. Parents and students will have an opportunity to personally speak with college representatives from a variety of California colleges; both public and private.
In addition to representation from community college, UC, CSU, and private universities, there will be representation from various trade and vocational industries available to answer your questions.
Let’s work together in empowering students with the knowledge and vision of moving successfully forward in to post-secondary education. This is truly an event that you are not going to want to miss. See you there!
NMCHS auspiciará una "Noche universitaria y carera" el miércoles 26 de septiembre de 6:00 a 8:00 p.m. Los padres y estudiantes tendrán la oportunidad de hablar personalmente con representantes de la universidad de una variedad de universidades de California; tanto públicas como privadas.
Además de la representación de la universidad comunitaria, UC, CSU y universidades privadas, habrá representación de varias industrias comerciales y vocacionales disponibles para responder sus preguntas.
Trabajemos juntos para empoderar a los estudiantes con el conocimiento y la visión de avanzar con éxito hacia la educación postsecundaria. Este es realmente un evento que no querrá perderse. ¡Los Esperamos!
8142 Moss Landing Road Moss Landing, CA 95039
The district office is open Monday- Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
The district office is closed to the public on the following dates:
Monday, November 12 (Veteran's Day observed)
