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Access for All, Student Laptops for Every EMHS Lion!We are incredibly excited to expand our Access for All student learning initiative, which provides all El Monte students with dedicated laptops, optional wireless internet Mifi hotspots, and headphones. Through this amazing program, every student is provided a laptop for school and take-home purposes. Students are expected to bring their laptop with them to school daily. Those students who do not have internet access at home will also have the opportunity to receive free wireless internet access as well, due to a generous grant from the Project 10 Million Program. New students are provided their devices during registration week or as they enroll throughout the school year, as long as the requirements have been met beforehand. We strongly encourage students to fill out the required online form and watch the orientation video as soon as possible in order to speed up the registration week process. For complete details about the program, requirements, and other related information, go to our Access for All dedicated website: www.emuhsd.org/accessforall which can be also found under the "Student" section of the website.
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Citizenship and DACA Information
Our school district would like to inform parents and students about free resources available to assist them with immigration status and questions. Please use the following links to find information from the Immigration Resource Center SGV:
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EMHS 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 El Monte High School’s auditorium on Dec. 10. Hidden from the audience, those staging the elaborate production – 14 El Monte Union theater technicians who bustled backstage to ensure that the countless props were in place, lighting and sound were precise, and transitions between scenes were seamless. Click the story title for the full details...
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Ivy League-Bound El Monte Union Senior Surprised with $50,000 Edison Scholarship
Rosemead High School senior Carmen Ung was in second grade when her father came home with a family gift, a Dell tabletop computer. Ung was immediately fascinated – the way the screen lit up her face, the ability to explore new worlds with a touch of the keypad – she knew right away that technology would change her life.
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Students Across El Monte Union Embrace the Power of the Vote
With students across the El Monte Union High School District (EMUHSD) soon reaching voting age and the midterm elections around the corner, the District is making voter registration and civic engagement a priority by participating in the California Department of Education’s High School Voter Education Weeks, April 14-25.
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El Monte Union Breaks Ground on Modernized Rosemead Center for Adult Learners
El Monte Union High School District broke ground on a transformative modernization of its Rosemead Center Adult Education Complex on April 16, marking a major milestone in its ongoing efforts to expand educational opportunities.
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El Monte Union Students Gain Real-World Money Skills During Financial Literacy Fair
Mountain View High School (MVHS) empowered students to take control of their financial futures during its inaugural Financial Literacy Fair on April 10, an interactive event led by the school’s U.S. Bank student interns, which offered hands-on activities and peer-to-peer lessons in recognition of Financial Literacy Month.
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