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Student Distant Learning Resources
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District Extends School Dismissal through May 4
Click here to get up to date information regarding School Dismissal from El Monte Union High School District.
To summarize the district information RHS will be keeping with the orders and to promote social distancing efforts, we will be extending the temporary school dismissal period through May 4, with a tentative return date of Tuesday, May 5, assuming the county’s order is lifted April 19. We plan to observe our scheduled Spring Break from April 13-17 and are hopeful to return the first week of May, if not sooner.
We will continue to support RHS students through our distance learning instructional program and food nutrition program, which is open to children 18 years and younger from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. See our District website for details and please share with your students.-------------------------
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FREE CURBSIDE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH FOR ALL RHS STUDENTS
During the dismissal period (March 16-27), El Monte Union - in conjunction with our partner elementary school districts - will continue to provide breakfast and lunch "Grab-and-go" meals to all children 18 years or younger from 9 a.m. to noon.
A drive-up/walk-up curbside service will be available at the front of the schools. The student name and identification card are NOT required for access to school meals during this time, but they must be present. All students are eligible to receive a meal at one of the following locations:- El Monte High School, 3048 Tyler Ave., El Monte, 91731
- Arroyo High School, 4921 Cedar Ave., El Monte, 91732
- South El Monte High School, 1001 Durfee Ave., South El Monte, 91733
- Encinita School, 4515 Encinita Ave., Rosemead, 91770
- Savannah School, 3720 Rio Hondo Ave., Rosemead, 91770
- Muscatel School, 4201 Ivar Ave., Rosemead, 91770
- Potrero School, 2611 N. Potrero Ave., El Monte, 91733
- Durfee School, 12233 Star St., El Monte, 91732
- Gidley School, 10226 E. Lower Azusa Road, El Monte, 91731
- Shirpser School, 4020 Gibson Road, El Monte, 91731
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2019-20 EXAMINATION UPDATES
Click each image to see more details on the status of exams, including SATs, AP and ACT.
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RHS Auditorium Bring Magic of the Arts to Students, Community
The Sugar Plum Fairy and her flock of snowflakes were among the more than 70 international ballet dancers who delicately waltzed, leaped and pirouetted during a magical performance of holiday favorite, “The Nutcracker,” in front of a sold-out crowd of students and families at EMUHSD’s auditorium on Dec. 10. The most recent community performances that EMUHSD theater technicians staged was “The Nutcracker,” performed by an i Hidden from the audience, those staging the elaborate production – 14 EMUHSD theater technicians who bustled backstage to ensure that the countless props were in place...click the story title for the full details...
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District to Serve Free Meals to Students Throughout Dismissal Period
El Monte Union served 43,278 breakfast and lunch meals from March 16, when the school dismissal period began, through March 27. Learn more about our free meal program.
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Robust Learning Continues at Home, Free Online Resources Available
El Monte Union continues to support students by providing assignments and enrichment opportunities through a high-quality distance learning instructional program. Khan Academy and PBS are providing free at-home resources, as well.
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Protecting Physical/Emotional Well-being During Pandemic
Students, parents and educators are learning to deal with a new normal of social distancing, home confinement and remote learning. We've compiled a list of resources to help students and families cope.
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Stay at Home/Safer at Home During Pandemic
On March 19, the state and county, respectively, issued “Stay at Home” and “Safer at Home” orders designed to help stem the spread of COVID-19 and increase social distancing protocols. Learn more about the Safer at Home order and what it means for local communities, businesses and residents.
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Working Together to Ensure Healthy, Safe Communities
To ensure the shelter-in-place measures enacted by the state and county remain temporary, it is critical that everyone does their part to slow the spread of COVID-19 by adhering to the guidelines issued by federal, state and local authorities.
