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Summer School
SGHS will be holding Summer school this year from June 3rd to July 3rd for all students who need to make up a class. Semester 1 make up will be June 3rd through June 17th. Semester 2 makeup will be from June 18th to July 3rd. There will be no classes on June 19th for a holiday. Hours will be from 7:45am to 2:15pm. Please check your student portal in Powerschool to see what classes, if any, you have been scheduled.

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Cap and gown Information
After February 5th student could make payment online until April 4th. after this date price will go up to $30.00
And there won’t be no more option of renting.
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Calendar

Jul 24

Counselor's First Day

Jul 31

Dept Chair / IS / Library

Aug 5

Freshmen Summit
Freshmen Summit

Aug 7

Teacher's First Day

Aug 11

SSC and CS Public Notice
SG All Staff Meeting

Aug 12

1ST DAY OF SCHOOL
REVERSE SINGLE COLLAB (Dept)
SSC and CS Public Notice
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Our Mission

San Gabriel High School empowers a diverse community of students to become responsible, critical thinkers and lifelong learners. Through equitable opportunities, academic excellence, and a supportive environment, we prepare students for success in college, careers, and society.

Vision

We envision a school where every student feels valued, challenged, and prepared for the future. By fostering a culture of inclusion, accountability, and innovation, we cultivate graduates who are compassionate, globally-minded leaders committed to making meaningful contributions to their communities.
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Community Schools

San Gabriel High School is a Community School that focuses on shared leadership, collaboration, and community engagement.  We use a whole- child approach to address the unique needs of the school and community ensuring they feel safe, valued, challenged, healthy and connected.  San Gabriel High's Community School's strategy is built on four key pillars:

  • integrated student supports
  • family and community engagement
  • collaborative leadership
  • extended learning opportunities

The shared power model gives all educational partners- students, families, staff and community members an equal voice in decision making to best serve the school community.

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