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    • 5/26/22 Safety Message from Dr. Hurst

      This morning, students and staff at one of our schools, Grant Elementary in Richmond, had to briefly shelter-in-place because gunshots were fired in the area. Everyone is safe: no students, staff or families were harmed and the school was not targeted. We have been in contact with the Richmond Police Department about the incident. 

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    • Let’s finish the year strong

      We know it has been a long year as we have transitioned to in-person instruction after two years of distance learning, and our students and staff are eager for the summer break. I’d like to encourage everyone in our school communities to finish the year strong and on a high note.

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    • Superintendent's Message: School Shooting Resources

      Many of us are feeling a lot of pain today as we attempt to process the horrific school shooting yesterday in Texas. We know this news has a big impact on our students, families and staff, and we want you to know that we are here to support you. 

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    • Statement from Dr. Hurst on Elementary School Shooting in Texas

      We are devastated by the news about the elementary school shooting in Texas and the senseless loss of life. As educators, staff and families who make up our learning community, it is difficult to comprehend how something like this can happen. 

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    • Message from the Superintendent: Mask Update 05/24/22

      As we reach the last few weeks of the school year, I’d like to share an update with you about our mask policy. We will continue to follow the guidance from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and strongly recommend all students and staff wear a mask while at school or work. Wearing a mask is part of the district’s COVID-19 mitigation strategy, and masks should be made available in every WCCUSD classroom. 

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    • Superintendent's Community Message: The Dual Language Immersion Program

      DLI at Washington Elementary and Korematsu Middle School is not going away. As students progress from grade to grade, families who wish to enroll their children in the DLI program at Washington Elementary, followed by DLI at Korematsu Middle School, followed by El Cerrito High School, will be prioritized in the enrollment process.

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    • 22nd Annual Reclassification Ceremony, June 1st and June 6th

      The 22nd Annual Reclassification Ceremony will celebrate students who reclassified in the 2019-2020, 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years. Please not, one will be for K-6 and K-8 schools on June 1st and the second will be for middle and high schools on June 6th.

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    • Final round of strategic plan engagements next week

      Please join us next week for the final round of strategic plan engagements. The following engagements will take place on May 23 at Greenwood Academy, May 24 at Hercules Middle, and May 25 at Helms Middle. Please note that all meetings are from 5:30-7:30 pm.

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    Principal's Updates

    • September 26, 2021

      Posted by Molly Couto on 9/26/2021 7:15:00 PM

      Good evening Hercules High Families and Community,

      This is the Principal, Ms. Holland.  It was a pleasure to see those of you who participated in our “Back To School Night” last week.

      Please continue to remind your child to complete all of their assignments and projects, as well as study for their tests and quizzes.

      Student reports Cards will be marked in three weeks, October 19th.

      Please reach out to your child’s teachers if you have questions regarding your child’s progress in their classes.

      Please remind your child of the following:

      • Their facemask must be worn over their nose and mouth indoors and outdoors while they are on campus
      • Students must wear a lanyard with a current school ID while they are on campus  (Students without student ID and Lanyard will be required to either call home and have them delivered to them, or they will have to purchase a Student ID and Lanyard for $5.
      • Students must dress appropriately according to school and district dress code, which includes no wearing of baseball caps, no tank tops exposing ones mid-section.  Starting tomorrow students showing mid-sections will need to call home for additional clothing or wear loaner TShirts provided by the school

      Along with dressing appropriately, please remind your child of the importance of being on time for class.

      We will be having dress code and tardy sweeps this week and we do not want your child to be caught in these sweeps.

      We are still working on filling our vacant teaching positions.  Good news: We have Ms. Palis, a former HHS Teacher to sub in some of our math classes.  Thank you Ms. Palis.

      Special thanks to our Parent Teacher Organization for participating in our Back to School Night.  Here is a link to join HHS PTO: https://forms.gle/TbnobXpohMtReNwy9

      Thank you very much for listening to our message. Have a great evening.

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