Programs and Resources

The mission of the AVID program is to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society. AVID provides an elective class with a curriculum focusing on writing, college and careers, strategies for success, and critical reading. AVID students are expected to maintain a C or better in all their classes, as well as display good citizenship, to remain in the program.

The Career Center provides students with information relating to college, scholarships, financial aid, military service, and job opportunities.

Club Ed offers  private tutoring for all grades, and all subjects.

• Dr. Katherine Foster
  750-2375, 
• Rachel Flores
  638-6131,

English Learners at San Benito High School are placed appropriately in English Language Arts and English Language Development (ELD) courses based on English proficiency level. The goal for all English Learners is to develop the language skills necessary to actively participate in all classes. We offer daily after school tutorial in room 175. Please contact JoAnne Zuniga-Kaplansky at 637-5831 ext. 167 for more information regarding tutoring and parent DELAC meetings.

Click to learn more about Haybaler Support Time sessions at Hollister High School.

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• Resource Guide
• Homeless Youth Rights (English)
• Homeless Youth Rights (Spanish)
• You Can Enroll in School poster (English)
• You Can Enroll in School poster (Spanish)
• Contacts:
  Emmanuel Nelson, District Homeless Liaison
  Hollister High School
  1220 Monterey, St. Hollister, CA 95023
  Phone: 831-637-5831 x 139 Email:
   
  Ed Schmidt, HHS Site Liaison

  Hollister High School

  1220 Monterey St., Hollister, CA 95023

  Phone: 831-637-5831 x129 Email: 

• Gwen Baquiran, County Homeless Liaison
  San Benito County Office of Education 
  191 Alvarado St., Hollister, CA 95023
  Phone: 831-637-9269 x 224
  Email: 

The library is open every school day, providing students a quiet place to study, do homework, or pursue their own research. Also houses a computer lab for student use.

The Migrant Education Program provides services to high school students as well as our Out of School Youth. These services provide our migrant youth information, guidance, and education affording them an opportunity to make better decisions and/or choices regarding their future.

Services regarding grade changes, enrollment, transcripts, and more are available at our Registrar’s office.

The Transition Partnership Program (TPP) was designed to build partnerships between local education agencies (LEAs) and the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) for the purposes of successfully transitioning student­-DOR consumers into meaningful employment and/or secondary education.

The mission of WorkAbility I is to promote the involvement of key stakeholders including students, families, educators, employers and other agencies in planning and implementing an array of services that will culminate in successful student transition to employment, lifelong learning and quality of life

Click here to register to vote through the California Secretary of State’s website. Students who are below the voting age of 18 can pre-register to vote if they are 16 or 17.