Our Mission & Vision

Arroyo High School provides its students a high-quality, comprehensive, and meaningful education in a safe, positive, healthy environment. Students are equipped to be college and career-ready, to collaborate in diverse groups, and to be productive members of the global community.

Arroyo High School inspires a passion for lifelong learning in all students. Our students grow as individuals and become responsible and productive citizens.

Announcements

Meet Ms. Ocampo

Math and biology teacher, Ms. Ocampo has worked at Arroyo for over three years.

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Hibbard and Orellana Reveal How They Plan To Go To State This Season.

Varsity Boys Cross Country team off to a strong start this season. Training partners Noah Hibbard and Joshua Orellana share their strategies for success.

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IN THE NEWS: Arroyo High Garden Grows Fresh Produce and Healthy Kids

KCET recently featured Arroyo High School’s student garden, a lush space filled with fresh produce that has helped launch a sustainable healthy food movement in El Monte Union. Read more about the success of the garden, which has been made possible through the hard work of our students, as well as a partnership with Eco Urban Gardens and various grants.

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CaSN Podcast: El Monte Union CTE Pathway Programs Create Chefs and Media Stars

Listen to our two CTE experts discuss El Monte Union's inaugural Cooking Showdown and the career technical education programs that are training students for the careers and futures of tomorrow on the California School News Radio education podcast!

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VISTA Academy Students Produce First-Ever Game Show-Style Television Show

Members of Mountain View’s VISTA Academy production crew got a real taste of filming and producing a game show-style cooking competition as part of the District’s inaugural “Cooking Showdown on March 15. The student-produced show will debut on May 1.

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EMRAS Celebrates Adult Education Week

The El Monte-Rosemead Adult School celebrated Adult Education Week – themed “Get your Kicks on Route 66” – April 8-12 with a scholastic book fair, Route 66 classroom displays, student appreciation BBQ and a “What Adult Education Means to Me” essay contest.

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