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COVID-19 Communication

A message regarding COVID-19 from the Office of Clint Harwick, Ed.D, Superintendent: Links: CDC as Level 3 “School Guidance on Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Novel Coronavirus Webpage CDC Resources – Protect yourself and your family OC Health Care Agency Novel Coronavirus...

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District-wide Unified Sports promotes inclusion through sports competition

On March 3rd, Edison High School (EHS) hosted the Huntington Beach Union High School District’s (HBUHSD) Unified Sports Volleyball Tournament sponsored by the Special Olympics Orange County. This year we had five schools compete: Edison High School (EHS), Fountain Valley High School (FVHS), Marina High School (MHS), Ocean View High School (OVHS), and Westminster High School (WHS). Unified Sports is an inclusive, district-wide program that aims to promote social inclusion by uniting adapted physical education athletes (students with intellectual disabilities) and partners (students without intellectual disabilities) through sports.     The tournament began with an opening ceremony for all...

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HBUHSD Teachers of the Year!

We are so thrilled to announce our newest Teachers of the Year! Two teachers among the entire District were chosen to earn this award. These two exemplify what it means to be a teacher in the Huntington Beach Union High School District through their dedication for education and the love they have for their students and teaching. Congratulations to both Andrea Taylor from Huntington Beach High School’s APA and Christopher Dornbush from Ocean View High School. You both show exemplary character and represent the HBUHSD in such a positive...

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Coronavirus Update

Dear HBUHSD Community, We understand the Coronavirus concern for our students and families in our District, and our students’ health is our top priority. It’s important that you know our District Staff, Nurses, and Athletic Trainers are working closely with and receiving the most recent updates from the Orange County Health Care Agency and the California Department of Public Health to ensure our students’ safety and wellbeing. Our District wants to emphasize that the California Department of Public Health (2020) claims the “health risk to the general public in California remains low” and is not recommending the cancellation of...

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