Welcome

Thank you for visiting us on-line. We would like to welcome our new families and hope your experience will be a rewarding one. At Central Coast High School, we believe parents and teachers are “partners in education.” We know that it takes the combined efforts of both the home and the school working together to educate our children. Therefore, parent involvement is our goal. Giving your time, your talent and ability will not only help our school, but will enhance our children’s learning.

If you would like to be more involved and become a volunteer at our school please contact our office at 831-392-3560.

At Central Coast High School, student safety is our number one priority. Each year, Central Coast High School practices several different kinds of drills. We conduct fire drills, earthquake drills and different scenarios of lock down drills.

Please know that we are doing everything we can to ensure the safety of your children at school. Conducting regular safety drills is just one part of our safety plan. If you have questions or concerns regarding school safety, please feel free to contact the school at 831-392-3560

At MPUSD, the health and safety of our students and staff is our utmost priority:

 

• Established close working relationships with the fire and police departments in all our communities to understand our role and responsibilities in handling emergency situations.
• Committed funds to place school resource officers on our campuses.
• Held Community Safety Meetings with the Police Chiefs of Marina, Seaside and Monterey.
• Trained administrators and staff to handle emergency situations and communications.
• Updated crisis management plans and practiced safety drills, intruder alerts and lockdowns.
• Installed security fencing, and obtained a Secure our Schools Planning and Implementation Grant ($275,000).
• Purchased emergency communications systems for all district sites.
• Contracted Canine Inspection Services to monitor our schools.
• Implemented ParentLink mobile communications application to increase instant communication.
• Increased and promoted the availability of mental health resources to students and families.
• Created an anonymous Tip Line for reporting safety issues or concerns on the MPUSD website, school webpages and via ParentLink mobile communications application.
• Instituted an emergency communication protocol to keep Parents informed using three methods of communication (web posting, letter home, and instant messaging via ParentLink).