Service learning is the modern version of “community service”. Service Learning is a graduation requirement that allows student the opportunity to engage with the local and even global community. The Las Virgenes Unified School District believes giving back to and learn from the community is an important part of a child’s educational and emotional development. Attention Students! Thanksgiving, winter and spring breaks are good times to make up hours for Service Learning! Hours are not technically due till May and June (see flyer or website for due dates) but you should NOT wait to get them in! Turn in your hours asap in the counseling office. Check Aeries or come see Ms. Kay in the counseling office to check how many hours you need to do by the deadline.
If you are a RESIDENT or have been approved for a permit, come in to enroll beginning now!
Applications for interdistrict and school of choice permits will be accepted Nov 20 - Feb 1. We will still accept applications after the February 1st deadline. Applications received after the February 1st deadline will be processed on a case by case basis.
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The recent tragedy in Florida has the nation in mourning and many of us are on edge about school safety. We want you to know that student safety is our number one priority at CHS and LVUSD. Click on " Read More" to read about the safety precautions we take at the site:
CHS PFC SUPPORTS YOUR STUDENT AND SCHOOL BY FUNDING MANY PROGRAMS AND IMPROVEMENTS AT CALABASAS HIGH: SECTIONS OF ELECTIVES ADDITIONAL PART TIME MEDIA CENTER CLERK ADDITIONAL HOURS OF CAMPUS SUPERVISION CLASSROOM AND DEPARTMENTAL SUPPLIES STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION ACADEMIC DECATHLON MEDIA CENTER RENOVATION COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER RENOVATION GYM FLOOR RENOVATION P.E. LOCKER REPAIRS
To help families and students plan their academic futures, Las Virgenes Unified School District has put its entire course catalog online. Read more for a link to view a flippable catalog or an easy-to-read visual of the academic tracks.
Calabasas High School Named Best High School by U.S. News and World Report We are proud to announce that Calabasas High School received a Silver ranking on the 2017 U.S. News and World Report list of Best High Schools! The 2017 Best High Schools rankings awards the top 6,041 public high schools with gold, silver and bronze medals, indicating their level of college readiness. U.S. News evaluated more than 28,000 public high schools in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Five hundred public high schools received gold medals, 2,109 took home silver and 3,432 received bronze in the national rankings. Congratulations to the entire Calabasas High School community!
