Activities
Week of Nov 2-7
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
JV Football @ Burbank 11 am
Varsity Football @ Burbank 1p
Activities
Week of Nov 2-7
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
JV Football Vs Kennedy 11am
Varsity Football vs Kennedy 1p
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2009/2010 HJ Staff Goals
Working together for the same cause;
One smile, one hello, one student at a time, one lesson at a time. HJ staff working together with all HJ students and the community to make Hiram Johnson the Pride of the Community.
Principal Richard Cvitanov
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Buy an ASB Sticker for $40.00 Get Over $250 in HJHS Savings!
Join or Start A Club
See Ms. Song in Room C4 to start your own club. You will need to get a teacher or other staff member to be your advisor. Click here to see what clubs we currently have.
Start A Student Band
Mr. Brown is recruiting students for a band. No experience required, just a desire to learn and practice, practice, practice. See Mr. Brown in Room B220 when school starts. Donation of equipment needed. Click here to find out more.
Yearbook Needs Pictures and Videos
Yearbook needs your pictures and videos. We are looking to make a great Warrior Life video this year. Please take pictures and videos of your school activities and drop them by Room B220 during lunch.
Save Your Cans and Bottles
Yearbook is recycling cans and bottles. The money will be used to reduce the cost of the yearbook. The yearbook staff will pickup what you have recycled in all classrooms every Thursday during 5th period. . Please bring you plastic bottles and cans on Thursday's!
Buy a 2010 Full Color Yearbook
$60.00
• 2010 Yearbook • Free DVD ($10 Value)
• Guaranteed Picture in Yearbook (Priceless)
Purchase at the student store or go to Room B220.
Comes with a Free DVD of YOUR WARRIOR EXPERIENCE
Hiram Johnson School-Based
Health Center
Currently serving HJ students only.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8am-5:30pm
Tuesday, Thursday 8am-3:15pm
Appoinments are encouraged but not required.
Sponsored by Health For All |
Class of 2010
Meetings are on Thursdays at lunch in room A202. They will be discussing Junior prom ideas, tshirt designs& fundraisers. some of the fundraisers that they havin in mind are foodfairs,carwashes,and others.
Class of 2011
Sophomores you know have an advisor.Your Advisor is Mr. Fleming if you'd like to meet with him go to X101. To find out about class meetings go meet with him to find out dates and times. |
Class of 2012
Elections are down and an advisor was found. Your advisor is Mr. Shaw, located in room C-6. To find out about class meetings go meet with him to find out dates and times.
Class of 2013
Time to get it going |
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| Hiram Johnson High School
Covering 48 acres, Hiram W. Johnson High School is located in the eastern portion of the City of Sacramento and is one of six comprehensive high schools within the Sacramento City Unified School District. Established in the Fall of 1958, the school was named for the 23rd Governor of the Great State of California.
In 2001, HJHS participated in a high school reform effort called e-21 (Education for the Twenty-First Century). The goal of this program was to close the achievement gap through personalized, rigorous and relevant standards-driven instruction.
Essential Elements of the e-21 Effort:
Small, Caring, and Personalized Learning Communities where students are known and cared for academically and personally.
Student-Centered System with Student Supports and Safety Nets in which students are active partners in shaping and assessing their educational experiences and environment.
Student Pathways to the World of Work and Post-Secondary Education are developed by students and their parents/families that match their goals and interests and ensure achievement of high standards.
Rigorous, Relevant, Standards-Driven Teaching and Learning takes place in all classrooms. Students have opportunities to learn in ways that actively engage them and in ways that connect the classroom to the community and the world of work.
A Culture of Continuous Learning exists at the site and district level that is driven by a shared vision and expectation for quality teaching and learning in all classrooms.
Collective Responsibility for student outcome is shared across all educational stakeholders and within each stakeholder group.
Home-School-Community Alliances play a vital role in guiding, monitoring, and supporting their child’s learning.
By adopting these principals, HJHS has transformed itself from a massive impersonal school into a smaller, more welcoming learning environment for all students.
Hiram W. Johnson High School is
“Becoming the Pride of the Community”! |
