Hiram Johnson - Sacramento City Unified School District

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Post December 17, 2016

Student Online Tools

Know how to log into your Clever (Google EDU) Account. Your account is setup with the following defaults.

Email: firstname-lastname@student.scusd.edu
Password: Date of birth in the m/dd/yyyy format (including slashes)

If you have any trouble logging in, please contact your Language Arts teacher or Office Manager who can submit a support ticket.

Post October 4, 2016

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Hiram Johnson
High School

Hiram Johnson High School provides innovative systems that support high academic achievement for all students. In cooperation with parents and community we foster growth through a rigorous course of study. We provide our students opportunities for developing knowledge, skill, leadership, character, and citizenship for success in a competitive world.

Our goal is to work collaboratively with our staff, students, parents and community to continue the work in progress that will make Hiram Johnson an educational institution of excellence where every child succeeds.

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District Program July 3, 2012

Advanced Placement (AP) Classes

Advanced Placement (AP) college-level courses and exams offer high school students the opportunity to earn college credit, stand out in the competitive college admission process and prepare for the rigors of college through challenging classes. AP courses emphasize the skills and habits needed to be successful in higher education, including demanding writing skills, problem-solving abilities, time management discipline and sharpened study habits.

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AP: College Board

District Program June 26, 2012

Child Development and Preschool Programs

During the course of any given year, the Child Development program provides early care and education to approximately 3,000 children ages 0-12. Children served include typically developing infants, toddlers and preschoolers and those with disabilities.

Parents are afforded a variety of program options and approaches, including center-based and home-based services, full-day/part-day preschool, infant/toddler playgroups and before/after school-age care.

District Program July 3, 2012

High School Honors Programs

SCUSD offers high-achieving students a choice of four criteria-based high school options for a rigorous, challenging education that meets University of California requirements.

Please note that these programs must be applied to through our High School Specialty Application. Each program has specific criteria for admittance. Click the posts linked below for information on each program.

District Program July 2, 2012 How do I enroll?

High School Pathways and Academies

Our students dream about their futures. They want to be engineers and nurses and chefs and video game designers and senators. They want to go to college. They want successful careers and lives filled with passion and purpose.

At SCUSD we are committed to helping all of our students achieve their dreams. Every school is focused on preparing students for college and careers through rigorous course work, positive relationships with caring adults and meaningful connections to the world at large.

District Program October 25, 2012

Priority Schools

Superintendent Raymond launched the Priority Schools program in the spring of 2010 to accelerate the rate of student learning in low-performing, high-poverty schools. Six schools were initially selected for participation: Oak Ridge, Father Keith B. Kenny and Leataata Floyd (formerly Jedediah Smith) elementary schools; Fern Bacon and Will C. Wood middle schools; and Hiram Johnson High School. Rosa Parks Middle School was added to the program in June 2011.

District Program June 26, 2012 How do I enroll?

ROTC Programs

The Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) is a federal program sponsored by the United States Armed Forces in high schools across the United States. The program was originally created as part of the National Defense Act of 1916 and later expanded under the 1964 ROTC Vitalization Act. The purpose of JROTC, according to federal code, is “to instill in students…the values of citizenship, service to the United States, and personal responsibility and a sense of accomplishment.” Additional objectives include:

District Staff December 4, 2018 American Legion Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions C.K. McClatchy Capital City School California Hiram Johnson Kit Carson International Academy Leonardo da Vinci Sacramento New Technology School of Engineering and Sciences Sutter The Met Sacramento West Campus Will C. Wood

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Instructional Assistant Superintendent

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e-Connections Post September 26, 2018 Hiram Johnson

See Progress on Hiram Johnson High School’s New Field

We are happy to share progress on Hiram Johnson High School’s new athletic field and facility that is expected to open around November 1st.

Construction crews have been working since June 2018 on the site and now are in progress of installing the new synthetic turf soccer/football field and all-weather surface 8-lane track.

Funding for the $5.3 million facility project comes from Measure Q, a $346 million bond measure passed in 2012 with 70 percent voter approval.

Document August 22, 2018 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson Bell Schedule
2018-19 School Year

e-Connections Post June 13, 2018 Hiram Johnson

Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Hiram Johnson High School Athletic Facility

After decades of playing on an old field, student athletes at Hiram Johnson High School can finally celebrate the groundbreaking of a new $5.3 million athletic field and facility that will be funded with voter approved bond money.

To celebrate the start of the construction phase, a groundbreaking ceremony was held on Tuesday, June 12, with members of the Sacramento City Unified Board of Education, student athletes at the school, coaches, teachers, parents and community members.

e-Connections Post May 23, 2018 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson’s Criminal Justice Academy Hosts Annual Conference

On April 27^th, Hiram Johnson’s Law Academy coordinator, Michael Washington, hosted the annual Criminal Justice and Legal Careers Pathway Conference. This year, numerous schools and students from across the region came to Sacramento City College to engage with professionals in the law field.

Post January 9, 2018 Hiram Johnson

2016-2017 School Accountability Report Card

English Report
Spanish Report
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District Staff October 27, 2017 Hiram Johnson Hiram Johnson Air Force Jr. ROTC Program

Col. Steven Painter
Air Force Jr. ROTC Coordinator

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District Staff October 27, 2017 Hiram Johnson Hiram Johnson Law Academy

Michael Washington
Law Academy Coordinator

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District Staff October 27, 2017 Hiram Johnson Hiram Johnson Corporate Business Academy (JCBA)

Jason Dauenhauer
Corporate Business Academy Coordinator

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District Staff October 27, 2017 Hiram Johnson Hiram Johnson Health and Medical Science Academy

Shannon Fouchard
Health and Medical Science Academy Coordinator

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Post October 18, 2017 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson High School Field Assessment

e-Connections Post May 3, 2017 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson Law Academy students Jacob Lee and Adrian Morales

Hiram Johnson students take top spots in criminal justice skills competition

Two Hiram Johnson High School Law Academy students won first and second places in the California Criminal Justice Skills USA competition. Adrian Morales placed first and Jacob Lee placed second. Adrian will advance to the national completion in Louisville, KY scheduled for June 19-23.

e-Connections Post February 8, 2017 Hiram Johnson

Johnson Corporate Business Academy students provide free tax help

Students in Hiram Johnson High School Corporate Business Academy are participants in VITA, or Volunteer Income Tax Assistance.

Johnson has participated in the VITA program since 1997. Since then, Hiram Johnson students have filed thousands of tax returns for our community, putting hundreds of thousands of dollars back into the local economy.

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Post January 18, 2017 Hiram Johnson

2015-2016 School Accountability Report Card

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e-Connections Post October 4, 2016 Hiram Johnson Luther Burbank

Sacramento Cash for College Workshops at Hiram Johnson, Burbank

Attention high school seniors: Learn how to apply for financial aid at a Free Cash for College Workshop next week (October 11 at Hiram Johnson and October 12 at Luther Burbank). Please see flyer for times, dates and other SCUSD high school locations throughout the fall.

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e-Connections Post May 24, 2016 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson students featured in Sacramento Kings’ video

Hiram Johnson High School students Luck Vuong and Elsa Esperanza are featured in a new Sacramento Kings video about the importance of exercise.

The students are shown playfully interacting with Kings mascot Slamson. The video was posted to the team’s Facebook page and shown to fans at a recent game. It was created in partnership with The California Endowment.

If you have trouble viewing YouTube videos while connected to the SCUSD network, login into YouTube with your SCUSD email and password.

e-Connections Post April 6, 2016 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson Law Academy students win medals at SkillsUSA competition

Nine cadets from Hiram Johnson High School’s Law Academy competed in the SkillsUSA state championship last weekend in San Diego, and two returned with medals.

SkillsUSA is a nonprofit partnership of students, instructors and industry founded in 1965 and endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education. The SkillsUSA state championships are competitive events showcasing the best career and technical education students in California. Contests begin locally and continue through the state and on to the national levels.

e-Connections Post March 16, 2016 C.K. McClatchy Hiram Johnson John F. Kennedy

Students learn about public safety careers at first-ever conference

More than 100 juniors and seniors from four high schools attended the first annual Criminal Justice/Public Safety Career Conference held last week at The Met Sacramento High School.

The students, all enrolled in criminal justice academies, learned about careers offered in more than 20 federal, state, city and county agencies.

e-Connections Post February 10, 2016 Hiram Johnson

Hiram Johnson students prepare 150 tax returns in one day

Students participating in Hiram Johnson High School’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program prepared tax returns for 150 families during a “Super Site” event on Saturday.

VITA, established in 1997, is a partnership with Hiram Johnson, the IRS, the California Franchise Tax Board and the United Way that provides tax help to low-income families. Under the guidance of teachers Marcia McAllister and Jason Dauenhauer, approximately 20 current students and additional former students have been assisting tax filers annually.