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Final Grades Are Here!

🚨 Report cards are available today, Monday, June 22! 🚨

As we wrap up another successful school year, take a moment to celebrate accomplishments, reflect on student growth, and recognize the hard work they've put in throughout the year.

Check grades & attendance anytime in the Parent Portal:https://www.guhsd.net/Parents/Campus-Portal-Help/

Thank you for partnering with us throughout the school year to support student learning, growth, and success. We wish all of our students and families a wonderful summer!

Check out the latest GUHSD News!

Monthly Video Message: Superintendent Dr. Kirsten Vital Brulte recognized outstanding staff members who exemplify the caring, collaborative, and innovative service that defines our District. Their dedication reminds us that at GUHSD, our people are our superpower.

Celebrating the Class of 2026: GUHSD proudly celebrated 4,725 graduates as they crossed the stage and embarked on their next chapter. Congratulations to all graduates and our Class of 2026 valedictorians for their exceptional academic achievements.

Mount Miguel Early College High School: Mount Miguel High School celebrated the annual Matador Early College banquet and launch of MMECHS, expanding opportunities for students to earn college credit, complete college coursework, and prepare for future success while still in high school.

Student Creativity Shines at Santana: Visual arts students unveiled a vibrant new campus mural created in partnership with ArtReach San Diego. The project highlights student creativity, collaboration, and school pride.

Honoring Our School Resource Officers: During Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, GUHSD recognized the dedicated School Resource Officers and law enforcement partners who help keep our schools safe, supportive, and welcoming for all students and staff.

Stay connected and celebrate all the great things happening across GUHSD!

Read it here:https://tinyurl.com/cp59e9sx

Reminder: All schools & district offices will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of . We honor a day of freedom, reflection, and celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation’s promise “reaching those who” had been made “then, thenceforward, and forever free.”

🌼 Honoring a Time-Honored Grossmont Tradition 🌼

Before Grossmont High School's graduation ceremony, Grossmont Union High School District Superintendent Dr. Kirsten Vital Brulte had the opportunity to pose for photos with this year's Daisy Chain participants—50 outstanding juniors selected for one of the school's highest honors.

Since 1936, graduating seniors have been led into the ceremony by students carrying the Daisy Chain, an 90-year tradition crafted from historic ivy planted on campus in the 1920s—still growing today in the lower quad—and white daisies. The Daisy Chain symbolizes the connection between generations of Foothillers and the passing of leadership from seniors to juniors.

Guided by Daisy Chain advisors Matt Flisher and Kristen LoPrell, Grossmont High School's teaching staff selected these exceptional juniors based on their scholarship, citizenship, and involvement in school activities. Being chosen for the Daisy Chain is the highest honor awarded to juniors and reflects their dedication to excellence both inside and outside the classroom.

Congratulations to these remarkable students for carrying forward a tradition that has been a cherished part of Grossmont High School's commencement ceremony for nearly nine decades.

April & May Board Recap

Approved Portrait of a Graduate Drafts
District Leadership Updates
Policy Updates
Attendance Improvement Plan
Instructional Materials Audit Update

Link: https://tinyurl.com/48j86e5x

Summer Break Mode Activated! Thank you to our students, teachers, staff, and families for an amazing school year. Have a safe, fun, and relaxing summer! We look forward to seeing everyone back on August 12 for the first day of school.

🎓 Congratulations to the 4,725 graduates of the Grossmont Union High School District Class of 2026!

This week marks the culmination of years of hard work, growth, and determination. Each graduate has overcome challenges, achieved milestones, and created memories that will last a lifetime.

Thank you to the families, teachers, counselors, staff, and supporters who helped make this accomplishment possible for our graduating seniors. Your guidance, encouragement, and partnership have helped shape the next generation of leaders of our community, region, and world.

We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2026 and look forward to all that you will accomplish in the years ahead. The future is yours!

Celebrating Student Creativity at Santana High School!

Santana High School visual arts students recently put the finishing touches on a stunning new campus mural and held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate their accomplishment.

Over the past two months, students worked alongside to transform a high-traffic area of campus into a vibrant work of art. Every image in the mural was conceptualized and painted by our students, making this project a true reflection of their creativity, dedication, and vision.

We are so proud of our artists for their hard work and commitment throughout the project. Their efforts have left a lasting impact on the campus and created a beautiful space for the entire school community to enjoy.

Congratulations to all the students, educators, and community partners who made this project possible!

This month, Superintendent Vital Brulte celebrates our District’s superpower – our people. From Teachers of the Year Tim Cook and Dr. Mark Jeffers to Classified Employee of the Year Maggie Ransdell, Counselor of the Year Adriana Bush, and Core Values Award recipient Christine Whitney, this message highlights the dedication, innovation, and care that help more than 15,000 GUHSD students succeed.

Watch the full message here:

May 2026 - GUHSD Monthly Message - Honoring Excellence Dr. Kirsten Vital Brulte discusses the great work being done by GUH...