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Presentation High School

• Top Ranked CA School
• Grades: 9-12
• Enrollment: 550 students
• Yearly Tuition: $27,250
• Average class size: 22 students
• Application Deadline: Dec. 15 / rolling
• Source: Verified school update

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Student body, academics and faculty, tuition and acceptance rate, extracurriculars, school notes.

• Pres is the right size for high schoolers to engage deeply in learning-to think big, collaborate, and dive into a variety of interests. Small by design, we know each student well, so we can provide access to many choices.
• We show up for each other every day and encourage participation and healthy debate, creating both a variety of challenging experiences and lasting connections. Accessing all there is to offer and the best of themselves, Pres students discover what's possible.
• During their time at Pres, students will shine as they develop what they uniquely bring to the world, guided by our culture of service and growth.
• With a team of educators, mentors, spiritual role models, and coaches, students will grow even more into what makes them unique. One class, game, project, performance, and relationship at a time, students inspire others to follow as they shape the world around them.

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Wednesday May 29th 2024

5pm - 6:30pm, at sjsu event center.

this day is for all

of our seniors

and their families.

Please be kind & respectful

Ceremony will begin promptly at 5PM

Graduation Ticket Sales Update

As in previous years, all graduates receive 2 free tickets 

at the senior picnic on May 28th (10-2)  

Tickets are currently SOLD OUT

There will be a few tickets available for sale after lunch on the 28th at the school bank.

Prepaid Parking

https://www.offstreet.io/location/OSNVJNSC

Click on the guest permit link:

Select parking garage

Enter license plate number

Choose License Plate State

Click Next again

Enter payment information

Enter your email address for confirmation receipt (optional, but recommended)

doors will open at 3:30

There will be long lines and your bags will be checked.

There will also be a metal detector.

Please plan accordingly.

The following WILL BE CONFISCATED BY SJSU SECURITY:

Noise Makers

METAL OF ANY KIND

Things that obstruct others’ view or hearing

Seating is first come first served

Please DO NOT save seats.

All spectators over 2 years old need a ticket

Please remain seated throughout the ceremony

DO NOT block the view of others.

PARKING DETAILS

Graduation Livestreamed at: https://www.youtube.com/live/4qiaZi8RN-c?si=9WbGcKf9SrVzphcR

Class of 2024 Senior Update

Senior gear - caps & gown.

email: [email protected]

Mike Rabago 925 736 0679

Graduation Caps MAY be decorated as follows:

Embellishments must be no taller than 1/4 inch

No gang or hate afflicted signs or logos

Everything must be school and ROAR appropriate

Congratulations Class of 2023!

Santa Clara County graduation rates are up

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More Santa Clara County students are crossing the stage to get their diplomas than years past, and education leaders hope to keep the momentum going.

High school graduation rates for the 2021-22 school year increased across Santa Clara County’s largest school districts, data from the California State Dashboard reveals. Rates also went up for vulnerable student groups, such as low-income students and students of color.

The trend is welcomed as school districts continue to contend with post-pandemic issues, such as spikes in chronic absenteeism , increases in student mental health needs and drops in test scores. Ensuring more students graduate means simultaneously dealing with other education inequities, officials said.

Teresa Marquez, East Side Union High School District associate superintendent of educational services, said emergency state laws such as AB 104, which was only effective in 2021-22, allowed students to achieve the state’s minimum requirements and get their diplomas. The law encouraged districts to give students the choice of attending a fifth year of high school or pursuing credit recovery options, which allowed students to retake failed courses and have their efforts count toward graduation.

Marquez credits resilience among staff and students through distance learning as factors toward success. East Side Union High School District’s low-income students had a graduation rate of 84.5% in 2018-19 and increased to 85.5% in 2021-22. For Latino students, that number increased from 81.4% to 83.8%, and for Black students, graduation rates jumped from 79.9% to 83.5%. The district also ensured all students fully understood graduation requirements by working closely with counselors, Marquez said.

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“Our counselors did a great job of meeting with students… to ensure (they got ) what they needed, whether it was academically, behaviorally or social-emotionally,” she told San José Spotlight.

Jennifer Orlick, director of strategy, accountability and innovation for Campbell Union High School District, said graduation and diplomas are a district’s basic responsibilities. The district is expanding its summer bridge program, to help incoming freshmen students transition to a high school curriculum and schedule, as well as expanding credit recovery options for the winter and spring breaks, she added.

“It starts before students even show up at our schools,” Orlick told San José Spotlight. “We’re really trying to get much better at providing multiple opportunities throughout the year.”

Despite the challenges of distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, Orlick said federal stimulus funds allowed the district to invest in credit recovery programs that supported graduation. The district’s low-income students had a graduation rate of 84.8% in 2018-19 and increased to 89.2% in 2021-22. Santa Clara County districts pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars in federal stimulus funds that were applied toward this effort. But those monies will soon end, and the district will need state funds and local school measures to support credit recovery and summer learning programs down the line, she said.

“We anticipate it’ll put students on better footing (and) the future should continue to support graduation rates,” Orlick told San José Spotlight.  “It starts before students even show up at our schools.”

UC Berkeley School of Education professor Bruce Fuller said high graduation rates aren’t enough if students continue to battle pandemic learning loss. While graduation rates are still on the rise, test scores plummeted across county school districts during the pandemic, disproportionately impacting low-income students.

“It’s a contradiction: the kids are learning less, but they’re graduating at a higher rate,” Fuller told San José Spotlight.

East Side Union High School District Superintendent Glenn Vander Zee said graduation rates are intertwined with learning progress in earlier grades and will remain an issue to address.

“We know that during COVID there were kindergarteners, first graders, second graders all throughout our system that were deprived, or did not experience in-person education at critical times in their development,” Vander Zee told San José Spotlight. “The state is still going to have to think through the long-term implications of COVID in terms of learning loss.”

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Senior Class Graduation

Tentatively set for San Jose State University Event Center

T hurs day, May 30th

TENTATIVE GRADUATION PRACTICE

Thursday, May 30th

Provident Credit Union Event Center

290 S 7th St, San Jose, CA 95112

TENTATIVE GRADUATION CEREMONY

Graduates check in at 3pm

Graduates must return for ceremony no later than this time

Ceremony begins at 4pm

CAP & GOWN VENDOR

Mike Rabago at [email protected] OR 925-876-7731

Venue Floor Plan

Cap & Gown Online Store

​This is a friendly reminder them to order the caps and gowns online before the December 22nd deadline.

Prices will go up in January!!

Our website is:​ HJGradstore.com

Parents/Seniors can still order​ caps/gowns, graduation announcements & class rings​ online.

Mike Rabago

The Grad Company

925-736-0679  office

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2024 high school graduation ceremony schedules, announcement details, announcement message.

Dear Families of the SFUSD Class of 2024:

San Francisco Unified School District is pleased to announce that we will again be providing outdoor Graduation for All events June 3rd through June 5th at the iconic Kezar Stadium and Jerry Garcia Amphitheater. See the  schedule on the SFUSD website. 

We are grateful for the partnership with the City of San Francisco Mayor’s Office, San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and Families, and San Francisco Recreation and Park Department to make this event happen. Through generous donations and support, we are able to produce a wonderful experience for each and every graduate of SFUSD. 

Tickets: 

All graduation ceremonies are ticketed events and tickets may be received from your home school. In addition, all graduation ceremonies will be live-streamed and recorded. Please check  the SFUSD website for direct links to view the live stream. 

We would like for the graduation ceremonies to be held with the utmost respect for our graduates. 

The following items are NOT allowed at any ceremony: 

air horns or vuvuzelas

confetti/confetti cannons

animals (with the exception of certified service animals)

food/drink except water

After the ceremony, please exit promptly and take photos outside of the venue so we can prepare for the next graduation.

Graduations Held at Kezar Stadium

Muni service: .

Bus lines 7, 43, 66 Train N

Parking:  

Free parking in Golden Gate Park, Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive Kezar-9th Ave 

Paid parking:

Central Parking System, 350 Parnassus Avenue

UCSF Millberry Union Parking Garage, 500 Parnassus Avenue

Golden Gate Park Music Concourse Garage, 55 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive

Graduations Held at Jerry Garcia Amphitheater

Bus line 29

Parking: 

Limited parking in the lot with attendants, street parking

Kindergarten to College:

The Class of 2024 is also the second graduating class that is part of the Kindergarten to College savings program sponsored by the City. The City Treasurer’s Office will be at each graduation to share more information about how graduates can access their savings account to support their future education. Graduates can also follow the steps on these fliers to claim their money:  Kindergarten 2 College Flier ( Spanish ,  Tagalog ,  Chinese )

Sincerely, 

Davina Goldwasser

Assistant Superintendent of High Schools

Announcement Links