Sign up for Summer School by April 21, 2023. As a reminder, students must select the course or courses they need for summer school.

Parents and students can select up to two courses for summer school. Below are the links to access the portal and a supporting screencast and slide deck on how to select courses:

Parents and/or students can register for summer school using the following link: campusportal.sweetwaterschools.org/campus/portal/sweetwater.jsp

Los padres y/o estudiantes pueden registrarse para la escuela de verano utilizando el siguiente enlace: campusportal.sweetwaterschools.org/campus/portal/sweetwater.jsp

Parents can also access this information by visiting the district website on the main page.

The MAD (Make A Difference) Benefit Concert will be held next Tuesday on March 14^th from 5:45-7:45pm in the MPR/Pavilion and you are all invited to come to watch our many talented students perform and to engage with all of the CSE groups who will be selling yummy food items while also raising awareness of the status of mental health in America.

• Each teen will be able to select one free prom dress and one accessory
• Teens must reserve their appointment online to come get a dress. Accompanying guests do not need to register separately, but must be listed on the teen’s registry.
• In addition to our Central Giveaway Location at Mission Valley Mall, there are 6 “Pop-Up” Prom Shops hosted by our library partners. When registering, teens should double check that they choose the correct giveaway location that they want to come get a dress at.
• Teens must bring a valid ID and proof of enrollment in High School.
• As of 2/28, Google Maps has us located near Target…this is incorrect.  The dress store is located next to DXL Men’s Clothing and near Macy’s Home Furnishings in the Mission Valley Mall. 

Congrats to Emily, Isabella , Chloe & Zyanya for San Diego Regional Awards 2023 !

The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is the farthest-reaching network of change leaders focused on advancing innovation by correcting underrepresentation in computing.

NCWIT convenes, equips, and unites nearly 1,500 change leader organizations nationwide to increase the influential and meaningful participation of girls and women — at the intersections of race/ethnicity, class, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, and other historically marginalized identities — in the field of computing, particularly in terms of innovation and development.

Chartered in 2004 by the National Science Foundation, NCWIT is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that creates a far greater impact than if institutions acted alone.

Attention all 9^th and 11^th grade students and parents!  Let us know your thoughts about Olympian High School by completing this year’s California Healthy Kids Survey. This is an anonymous survey, and its purpose is to obtain information from you about your knowledge, attitudes, and behavior about things that affect learning. Your participation is very important. The information provided will help guide district and school efforts to promote safety, enhance learning supports, improve student achievement, and reduce health risks that stand as barriers to learning.

Parents can access letter and survey here.  Please complete by Friday, March 10.

Students will complete the survey through their PE or US History classes on March 8 or 9. 

If you don’t want your student to participate, complete this passive consent form and return to the front office.

AP Informational Session on Monday, February 27, 2023 at 3:45pm at the Multi-purpose Pavilion (MPR).

Follow the signs. This is open to students and/or parents who want more information on the AP program and classes. Appropriate for first time AP students. Click here for more AP information. 

“Updated: Olympian 2022-23 Student and Parent Handbook (updated 1/20/23)”

Directed by Ms Jennifer Schaeffer

Assistant Directors

Skylar Reilly & Dean Vicedo

Feb 2,3,4,9,10,11

7pm in the OHS MPR

$5 for students  $7 allothers