Video Bulletin 2-23-2023
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To report an absence call:
890-3830 ext 50110
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For early release call:
890-3830 ext 50195
(Minimum 2hr advance notice)
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Attendance Tech email:
pvercammengrandjean@srcs.k12.ca.us
vlopezortega@srcs.k12.ca.us
integrated wellness center
Mental Health services during the COVID-19 crisis
Servicios de salud mental durante la crisis de COVID-19
Quick Links
- ELAC Meeting Link
- Transcript Request/Records
- Aeries Student Portal
- Monthly Newsletter
library resources, including free tutoring!
Did you know that each Santa Rosa City Schools student can use their student ID number as a Sonoma County Library account? It's called "Student OneCard" With Student OneCard, our students can:
- Get FREE online homework tutoring in English and Spanish in all major subjects
- Available daily, 1:00pm-10:00pm
- For more information about tutoring, visit this web page
- Access free electronic resources 24/7 at sonomalibrary.org
More information is available at sonomalibrary.org/studentonecard
Instagram: @mhsvikingsasb
Snapchat: montyvikings
MHS Counseling Scheduling Presentation
for choosing your 2023-2024 class schedule
(see your counselor with any questions)
MHS Academic Planning Guide of Courses
Course Descriptions
Project Grad
MHS Alumni foundation
District Technology Help Password Reset Hotline
Parents or Students having trouble accessing the Portal, Passwords or Gmail Accounts please email Jessica Andrade.
jandradebernabe@srcs.k12.ca.us
Santa Rosa City Schools uses ParentSquare for school communication, primarily with email, text and app notifications. ParentSquare automatically generates an account for each parent, using their preferred email address and phone number originating in the student information system. For email or cell phone number changes, please contact your student's school. ParentSquare can only recognize you as a parent/guardian if your school has the same email and/or textable cell phone information for you in our system.
We encourage parents to access their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.
Log into ParentSquare today. If you are new to ParentSquare, click here for instructions.
Montgomery High uses a cell phone app called “STOPit” for students and parents to report information anonymously. The app allows students to report incidents such as bullying, hazing or other concerns, anonymously, to school administrators. By texting with the app, students are instantly connected to staff who can resolve issues. School administrators will still investigate the reports, just as they do for any current concerns. The anonymity and texting capability have been used successfully in many schools. Watch this STOPit video to learn more
Use this access code to activate the STOPit app: MHVIKINGFAMILY
Scan for quick access to the Student Store!
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