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The California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Education, Section 852, states, ?A parent or guardian may submit to the school a written request to excuse his or her child from any or all parts of any test provided pursuant to Education Code Section 60640.  A school district and its employees may discuss the Standardized Testing and Reporting Program with parents and may inform parents of the availability of exemptions under Education Code Section 60615.  However, the school district and its employees shall not solicit or encourage any written exemption request on behalf of any child or group of children.?

NCLB Information

Parent Notification - Title I

In accordance with The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), at the beginning of each school year we are required to notify the parents of each student attending a school receiving any Title I, Part A, funds that they may request information regarding the professional qualifications of their child's teacher(s) in core academic subject areas and/or paraprofessional. The notices and information provided to parents must be in an understandable and uniform format and be provided in a language that the parents can understand. Enclosed are model notices that you may choose to send out individually, add to your school's newsletter or website. These notices will serve as parents' notification of rights to request and receive the professional qualifications of their child's classroom teacher(s) and/or paraprofessional.

If you have any questions regarding classroom teachers, please call Kristin Gaeta at (714) 424-7550.
If you have any questions regarding paraprofessionals, please call Christi Winslow at (714) 424-5049.

Thank you for your support.

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School News

Final Exams begin on Tuesday and continue Wed and Thurs!
Posted by: Carey Scott
Published: 1/27/12

Congratulations to all our Athletes who played in Bell Games this week! We are proud of you!
Posted by: Carey Scott
Published: 1/26/12

Tutoring Hours have been EXTENDED!!!! Take advantage of this FREE Service!
Posted by: Carey Scott
Published: 1/26/12

Nice Pen Found
A Montblanc pen was found with an engraving on it. If you lost it, or know who lost it please schoolloop Sarah Yuen. Thank you.
Posted by: Sarah Yuen
Published: 1/26/12

NSSL/ National Scholastic Skateboarding League Contest This Friday! 1-27-12
CMHS is competing in a region wide skateboarding competition. Our skaters are competing against Northwood High school, Huntington Beach High school, El Toro High School, and Newport Harbor High. From 5-9pm, there will be a snack bar, raffles, and ... Continue
Posted by: Sarah Thompson
Published: 1/26/12

Yearbook Announcement- SENIOR SIBLINGS!
Attention Class of 2012!   Do you have younger siblings that attend CMHS? Do you want to be in the yearbook with them to remember when you were in high school together?? Well, school loop Chris Henrriquez (Christian D. Henrriquez) with your n... Continue
Posted by: Christian Henrriquez
Published: 1/26/12

Daffodil Days - Coming Soon!
  Next week, information and order forms will be available in the counseling office! Help Costa Mesa High School reach our fundraising goal of $500.00!   Daffodil Days is a simple fundraiser which allows students, parents and staff membe... Continue
Posted by: Megan DeWitt
Published: 1/25/12

Lost and Found Items leaving us FRIDAY!!!!!!
Posted by: Carey Scott
Published: 1/23/12

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Costa Mesa High-Middle School Volunteer Form

A parent/guardian of every student enrolled at Costa Mesa High/Middle School is being asked to commit to 10 hours of volunteerism at our school during the year, directly affecting the success of students.  It has been documented and proven that students that have parents actively involved in their education do better in school.

Please click on the link below to access the volunteer registration form.  Please fill it out and drop it off in the main office!

 

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Costa Mesa High School Ranks in Top 6% of US Schools

Costa Mesa has joined Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor in the top 6% of US high schools according to Newsweek's easy-to-understand 2010 list based on Summer 2009 data.

 

Each year, Newsweek picks the best high schools in the country based on how hard school staffs work to challenge students with advanced placement college-level courses and tests. Just over 1600 schools— only six percent of all the public schools in the U.S.--made the list.