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Class of 2026: Summer College Support Available June 8-July 10
An SMUHSD College and Career Center Counselor or a School Counselor will be available from June 8-July 10, 2026 to assist recent graduates with the following needs as they transition to university or community college:
  • Forwarding final transcripts
  • Connecting with college counselors
  • Registering for classes
  • Applying to community colleges
  • Understanding financial aid
  • Transferring 504 Plans/IEPs
  • Applying for programs
  • Job-related needs
  • Support with researching certification programs

The support line will be active from June 8-July 10, 2026.

Send an email to summersupport@smuhsd.org or call/text 650-397-2285.

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Spring Semester Highlights

View the Spring 2026 slide show of highlights and accomplishments across all schools, departments and programs that was presented at the May 21 board meeting. Thank you to all SMUHSD educators for their dedication and for all they do on behalf of our students. And thank you to the many organizations, families, and volunteers who partner with the District to enhance and expand opportunities for our students. 

Check out the slide show or read the board memo (English and Spanish) to see a more comprehensive look at the accomplishments.

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Now Hiring: Athletic Coaches
SMUHSD is seeking motivated and enthusiastic coaches to support our student-athletes and help foster a positive, inclusive athletic environment across our schools.
 
We are specifically looking to hire for the following sports: Football, Basketball, Water Polo, Soccer, Lacrosse, Tennis, and Wrestling.
 
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Summer Wellness Resources for SMUHSD Students
As we head into summer break, we recognize that stepping away from daily school routines can sometimes bring new challenges for students and families. SMUHSD remains committed to supporting equitable access to mental health and wellness resources throughout the summer months.


For urgent mental health needs or immediate safety concerns, please call 911.

Students and families may visit the Mental Health and Wellness page for additional, non-urgent,  community support services.

In partnership with our community organizations, the following resources also remain available to support students and families over the summer:

  • Care Solace: A no-cost online resource with a live 24/7 concierge service to assist students and families in connecting with local mental health providers and community-based services.
    • Call: (888) 515-0595
       
  • allcove San Mateo: A youth-centered space for individuals ages 12–25 offering mental health support, peer support, medical services, substance use support, and wellness activities in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
     
  • Daybreak Health: Virtual mental health counseling and support services available for students, including individual therapy and family support.

Please note: Limited Wellness support will be available from June 5 through July 8, Monday–Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. during Summer School days. Learn more. 

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Parent Venture Webinars

During the Summer, access The Parent Venture's extensive library of educational webinars on YouTube.

Webinar topics include mental health, digital media, academic success, and more. 

Parent Venture also offers webinars in Spanish. 

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Know Your Crisis Resources

During the school year, SMUHSD's School Based Mental Health and Wellness Program provides prevention and short term intervention services for all students facing social and emotional challenges that impact academic performance, attendance, and behavior at school. 

For more immediate support and additional resources please visit the Crisis Resources listed on our website.

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Supporting our Immigrant Community
Dear Students, Parents and Educators:
 
You may have read recent media reports about the potential for a surge of immigration enforcement activity and deployment of the National Guard to the Bay Area.
 
There is continued uncertainty over the potential for an increase in immigration enforcement activity. This is an evolving situation that has caused reported feelings of uncertainty, fear and anxiety.
 
SMUHSD schools are open and will remain open. School is a safe place, and we remain committed to supporting all students regardless of their immigration status.
 
Read Superintendent Booker's October 23 message to the community to learn more.

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