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Hello Vikings,
This is Dr. Robert Rasmussen with the MHS Weekly Update. I hope you had a terrific weekend!
This week there will be school Monday through Friday. Monday is Planning Day Bell Schedule. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday is a Traditional Bell Schedule and Thursday is a Single Assembly Bell Schedule. Please see the Marina website for more information about this week's bell schedule.
On Tuesday, October 13th, Marina will be hosting a blood drive. If you plan to donate blood, please make sure that you reserved an appointment between 8am-2pm. All participants will receive a $10 In-N-Out gift card.
Also, on Tuesday we will be having our next Viking Foundation Meeting. The meeting will take place at 5:30pm in the Marina Library. The Viking Foundation is still in need of a volunteer who will serve as Treasurer. If you are interested in this position, please come out to this week's meeting. I hope to see you there!
This Thursday, October 15th, we will participating in the Great California ShakeOut. Students and staff will practice earthquake safety procedures followed by a school evacuation drill.
Registration for AP exams is now open. Don't delay Vikings in registering for your AP exams. If you have any questions about AP exam registration, please contact Dr. Lamar.
Thank you to all of our Marina parents who came out last week to discuss the formation of a PTSA. In case you were unable to attend, we will be having our next PTSA planning meeting in a couple of weeks.
4.5 week progress report grades are now viewable in Aeries. Hey Vikings, if you are struggling in any of your classes, please make sure to ask your teacher for help. Your teacher is your best resource! Academic assistance outside of the classroom is also available. In-person tutoring is available every Tuesday and Thursday during Period 0 in the Library and after school tutoring is available Monday through Thursday in the Library. Don't forget we also have online tutoring available 24/7 through tutor.com.
Hey Vikings, please make sure to throw away all of your trash after the nutrition break and at lunch. Additionally, I have noticed an increase in vandalism occuring in our student restrooms. Any student caught vandalising school property will be held accountable. If you see something, say soemething. Please make sure you report any suspicious behavior to Marina staff or administration. We all have an important role in keeping our campus safe and clean!
That’s all for me! I hope you have an outstanding week! And remember, Vikings always S.A.I.L. strong! ~Strive, Achieve, Innovate, Lead~
Sincerely,
Dr. Rasmussen |
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Hello Vikings,
This is Dr. Robert Rasmussen with the MHS Weekly Update. I hope you had a wonderful weekend!
This week there will be school Monday through Friday. Monday is Planning Day Bell Schedule. Tuesday is an Assembly Bell Schedule. Wednesday through Friday is a Traditional Bell Schedule Please see the Marina website for more information about this week's bell schedule.
This week is Homecoming Spirit Week. There will be spirit dress up days and lunchtime activities planned throughout the week. Don't forget Vikings, you will earn 5-Star points if you come dressed-up on any of the spirit days. The Homecoming assembly will be happening on Tuesday so let's make sure to show our school spirit!
The Homecoming Dance is happening this Saturday, October 3rd at 7pm at Boomers in Irvine. If you haven't bought your ticket yet, it's not too late. Tickets are on sale in the Activities Office.
Registration for AP exams is now open. Don't delay Vikings in registering for your AP exams. If you have any questions about AP exam registration, please contact Dr. Lamar.
Hey Vikings, please make sure to throw away all of your trash after the nutrition break and at lunch. We all have an important role in keeping our campus safe and clean!
Attention all Viking parents, you are invited to attend a parent general interest meeting on Monday, October 5th at 7pm in the Marina library. We will be meeting to discuss the creation of a PTA or PTSO at Marina High School. If you are unable to attend the meeting but are still interested in participating, please contact me and let me know.
Recently, the U.S. News and World Report came out with their list of the Best High Schools in 2026-27. For a second time, Marina High School has been ranked as the #1 high school in Huntington Beach. Thank you to all of you for making Marina High School such an amazing school!
That’s all for me! I hope you have an outstanding week and remember, Vikings always S.A.I.L. strong! ~Strive, Achieve, Innovate, Lead~
Sincerely,
Dr. Rasmussen |
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