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Mission High School is not just an ordinary school; it is a thriving community of champions! As a dedicated team of stakeholders, we wholeheartedly commit ourselves to empowering the promising youth. Our unwavering drive, fueled by our unwavering mission, propels us towards achieving exceptional student learning outcomes. Together, we embody the core principles that form the bedrock of our foundation, guiding our impactful decisions each and every day. Embark on this exhilarating journey of learning and personal growth, and join us in creating a brighter future!

News & Announcements

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2026 National Gold Ribbon School in Service-Learning by Youth Service America (YSA)

Mission Continuation High School is proud to be named a 2026 National Gold Ribbon School in Service-Learning by Youth Service America (YSA). Mission High School is one of 50 K–12 schools nationwide recognized for elevating student voice, developing youth leaders, and giving students meaningful opportunities to serve their communities.

The award recognizes excellence across eight criteria, including student leadership, connections to classroom learning, equity and access, community partnerships, and long-term sustainability.

Congratulations to our students, staff, and community partners! We’re especially proud of the students whose ideas and leadership made this recognition possible.
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ELAC & SSC Orientation

The English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) and School Site Council (SSC) orientation will take place on Tuesday, August 18, from 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM.

Calendar

Nov 13

College and Career Awareness Week

Time: 12:06 PM – 12:36 PM

Nov 15

Nov 17

Nov 18

College and Career Awareness Week

Time: 12:06 PM – 12:36 PM

Nov 20

Coffee with the Principal

Time: 9 AM – 10 AM

Nov 14

Region West Financial Aid and College Application Super Saturday

Time: 10 AM – 2 PM
Location: Various Locations

Nov 26

Nov 27

Dec 16

Webinar: GATE 101

Time: 6 PM – 7 PM
Location: Virtual
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Our Mission

Vision Statement
Mission High School will provide students with individualized learning opportunities and life skills that focus on rigorous academic standards, positive personal growth, and the college and career readiness skills needed to graduate as lifelong learners who are resilient and academically prepared for achieving 21st century success and contributing to our global community.
 
Mission Statement
Mission High School will educate its diverse student population with a rigorous, relevant college-readiness curriculum where students are continuously engaged, empowered to express personal histories, build meaningful connections to the outside world, and encouraged to reflect on and advance their levels of learning.  Mission High School nurtures students who are dedicated to servicing their community, recognized for excellence and resiliency, and prepared to meet the demands of the 21st century college and career workforce.
 
Schoolwide Learning Outcomes (SLOs):
Mission HS develops GRADUATES who are Independent Thinkers.
Our students are recognized in their ability to:
Demonstrate a commitment towards their own learning, advancement, and attainment of academic, cultural and professional goals.
Apply their unique personal histories and cultural diversities to develop innovative and effective solutions.
Continually seek to grow and improve.
 
Mission HS develops GRADUATES who are Effective Communicators.
Our students strive to be honorable and educated citizens who express their ethical and moral framework as they explore concepts of equity and cultural inclusiveness through:
Dedication to expressions that foster growth, meaning, and purpose.
Commitment to environmental, social, and civic initiatives that lead to the betterment of society and oneself.
Strengthening our education, health, and community.
 
Mission HS develops GRADUATES who are Successful Learners.
Our students are able to construct and produce meaning using adaptable skills in new and different learning environments as recognized in their ability to:
Utilize analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills to develop imaginative and effective academic and workplace solutions.
Collaborate with multi-generational and multi-cultural stakeholders across networks.
Take pride and ownership in self-directed and self-initiated learning.