College Visit to CSU San Marcos - Fri, Oct. 25
Our trip to CSU San Marcos was a great opportunity for our students to experience a college campus beyond Mesa. Beyond learning about college, our students truly enjoyed the opportunity to bond and connect in a different way. The students were given campus tours and encouraged to see college as a viable pathway beyond high school.
SPRING 2025 Mesa College Class Registration
Our students have begun the process of registering for Mesa classes for Spring 2025! Students are using the Spring 2025 Mesa class schedule to choose classes. It is now live on the Mesa website. They must submit their course requests to their Advisor for approval and then complete the Supplemental Application (JIRA) to the college by November 8.
Mr. Moravec has been working with all students through Advisory to assist each student with this process. He is also working directly with all eligible 9th grade and new students to complete the Mesa application and meet the November 8 deadline to register for Personal Growth 120. Please reach out to your student’s Advisor or Mr. Moravec (jmoravec@sandi.net) if you have any questions.
Innovation Family Community Theatre Presents:
The SD MET High School /IFCT
The Curious Case of "Murder at Marston Manor"
By Natasha Starbuck-Smith and Fredrick Smith.
Friday, Saturday, Feb 14th & 15th @ 7pm
Sunday Feb, 16 @ 2pm
Auditions will be Saturday, November 16th @ 2pm. Sides will be provided with character descriptions. Interested Met students should sign up at https://forms.gle/7a8SeyThDKHsZuRa7
Order Your Yearbook!
Don't delay! Use this link “Yearbook Sales” to purchase your 2024-25 Met Yearbook today!
Art Book - Support a Met Student Artist and Entrepreneur!
One of our extraordinary student artists, Evie Maher, is proud to announce that after many hours of formatting, rewriting, and editing, the book version of The Illustrated Unconscious is assembled and almost ready to be distributed. This book contains all 12 pieces from the exhibit in beautiful high definition quality and extended writeups about their context and meaning. Each hardcover measures 8.5 x 11 inches, and is available at a price of $35.
If you’d like to order a book, you can Venmo $35 to @evmaher77, and send a follow-up email to evmaher220@gmail.com. Alternative payment methods are available upon request. Books may be picked up in person at the Met with no additional charge. If you would like your copy mailed directly to you, please include a mailing address in your email to evmaher220@gmail.com, and include the shipping fee of $5 in your Venmo payment ($40 total). Copies of the book are being produced as orders are received, and should be available to pick up within one month.
SD Met Foundation
Please visit our SD Met Foundation website sdmetfoundation.org to learn how you can support our school. Please join a meeting to learn more about the Foundation and how it supports hands-on learning opportunities, "leaving to learn" excursions, events like our Week of Welcome, and many other programs that allow us to create the kind of academic and cultural experience that distinguishes the Met!
Here is the information for our next meeting:
SD Met Foundation General Meeting
Tuesday, November 12 · 5:00 – 7:00pm
Time zone: America/Los_Angeles
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/sym-ygmc-owg
Future meetings dates are:
- January 28
- March 11
- May 13
Board and general meetings are open to all Met families and faculty members. The Google Meet link: https://meet.google.com/qvs-wvzz-ctx
To support our Foundation, Click here to donate any amount!
Attendance, Absences, Appointments
Good attendance is of the utmost importance for your student's learning. As an independent study school where students only attend their classes three days a week, it is vital that students are on time to EVERY class, EVERY day. Parents/guardians are required to inform our office (619-388-2299 or email Carolyn Dumas at cdumas@sandi.net) if your students will be absent or late. If you wish to request an early dismissal for your student, please notify our office no later than 10am that same day.
Please schedule all medical and dental appointments outside of school hours. We know that appointments can be challenging to get at times, but please do your best to support good attendance for your students so they do not miss any valuable learning at school!
Free School Meals for All!
As part of the State of California's Universal Meals Program, all students in our school district are eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch at school. Meals will continue to be "grab and go" bags, and this year we have expanded our menu to include hot lunch options for the first time. If you would like your student to receive free meals at the Met, please sign up by emailing our interim administrative assistant, Carolyn Dumas, at cdumas@sandi.net. Students may also sign themselves up with Carolyn in the office.
Meals may be picked up inside K203 (office). Breakfast is served from 8:00 to 8:25, and lunch is served from 12:10 to 12:25. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, lunch is served from 11:30 to 11:45 for any student who wishes to take a lunch at the end of the Gateway class.
Click the links below to see our menus!
Senior Early Dismissal Policy
As part of supporting our 12th graders in having diverse opportunities for success, the Met has an early dismissal policy for qualified seniors. Students and parents/guardians must submit this Senior Early Dismissal application and await approval by the principal before any early dismissal can begin. Please note that the earliest that seniors may be dismissed is 12:10pm, and early dismissal does not apply on MetUp days (one Friday a month) or other special events that require student attendance until the end of the school day. Please refer to this Senior Early Dismissal Policy document for more details.
Contact Us
Website: https://sdmet.sandiegounified.org/
Location: 7250 Mesa College Drive, Room K-203, San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: 619-388-2299
Twitter: @wearesdmet