On Monday, August 21st, sky watchers across the country will experience the Great American Eclipse.  Many of our students, with the guidance of our teachers, will be safely watching the solar eclipse and we want you to understand how to watch it safely too.

The only safe way to view a partial eclipse, like the one we will be experiencing in the Bay Area, is directly through special-purpose solar filters or to view it indirectly.  Do not to look directly at the sun, as it can cause permanent damage.  Please take a moment to review this 2017 Solar Eclipse Safely sheet provided by the American Astronomical Society, the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the American Academy of Optometry, the American Optometric Association and the National Science Foundation. Further, NASA recommends additional safety tips to view the solar eclipse.  Thank you and enjoy!

Photo from Nasa Web Site. (08.17.2017)

The 2017-2018 registration is now available for 9th-12th grade

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JUHSD SUPPORT FOR ALL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES

 The JUHSD Board of Trustees wants to communicate its support for all students and families of the District and surrounding communities.  Please open the link below for the recently adopted Board Resolution outlining the Board's support regardless of a student's immigration status, national origin, gender, LGBTQ status, socio-economic status or religion. 

Keep in mind, the JUHSD does not collect, nor does it intend to collect, any information regarding a student's immigration status or religion.  If you have any questions or concerns please contact your child's principal.

Board Resolution in Support of All Students and Families