10th Grade Research Presented
On the evening of May 1st, the class of 2027 presented the results of a year long research project that explored how to address student disengagement. They worked with UCSD to create a research question, collected qualitative and quantitative data, synthesized data, and proposed recommendations to UCSD and SDUSD leaders. Because of their efforts, our research group was awarded $4000 to execute their recommendations.
10th Grade to visit Museum of Tolerance - Thursday, May 8
On Thursday, May 8, tenth grade Humanities students will be taking a field trip to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
Students will actively explore the dynamics of prejudice and discrimination historically and today. In the Holocaust exhibit, students will receive a card that reveals the story of a child whose life was changed by the Holocaust. Promoting critical thinking and youth empowerment, experiences in the Social Lab challenge students to examine themes such as the power of words and images, contemporary human and civil rights, and the importance of speaking up. Facilitated reflections support the students as they engage with the exhibits.
Parent Town Hall - Friday, May 9
Date: Friday, May 9
Time: 5:30-7:30
Location: Mesa College, G101
Mother's Day Chocolate Sale - ends Friday, May 9!
Class of 2026 is sponsoring a Mother's Day Chocolate Sale through May 9 (Mother's Day is May 11). The sooner you order the better, as supplies are limited.
Nibble Chocolate is a small business based in Pacific Beach, which handcrafts chocolate in small batches from single origin cocoa beans from around the world. You will not be disappointed! Make your order today!
"Making A Death Plan" Seminar: Tuesday, May 13, 8:30am - 9:15am
Come join us on May 13 for an engaging and informative event focused on planning for the future. Learn about a variety of options and important facts when it comes to creating a death plan — directly from our 12th grader Zoey, who interns at a local mortuary where she has spent over eight months working hands-on in this field!
Click on the flyer to read more and RSVP. Location details will be shared closer to the date.
CCTE Showcase - Wednesday, May 14
The SD Met Aspen Challenge Team and the Senior Business Class will be participating in the CCTE Showcase on the afternoon of Wed, May 14. The business class will be showcasing their solution to creating food accessibility to our community to members of the school district and other schools. Their creation of the SD Met Panther Pantry is a project that they have been working on since Fall semester. They transformed a storage area at school into a usable space for food access for all students. They were also able to forge a partnership with a food-share community partner that has been providing our students with food for free.
Mesa College Registration for Fall ends on May 5
Mesa College class schedules for Summer and Fall will be available on the San Diego Mesa College website on April 14. At that time your students will be able to begin selecting the classes they want to take.
During the time leading up to the schedule release, students should consider the following:
- Decide what classes they are going to take
Fall registration date:
- The fall registration deadline for Met students will be 5/5/2025.
~PARENTS!~ Please urge your students to begin the process of deciding what courses to take in the upcoming terms.
Students can use the CSU/UC transfer course sequence when choosing classes. They can also choose courses based on personal interest, as well as review what courses would enable them to pursue career and certification pathways that are available through Mesa.
Any students who need support can check in with their Advisors or Mr. Moravec.
PUBLIC HEALTH ADVOCATE CAMP
No-cost, five-day summer camp to explore the world of public health.
Open to rising San Diego high school juniors and seniors.
Hear from, and connect with, local public health professionals.
Engage in hands-on and project-based activities.
For more information, click here: https://www.sdcoe.net/cte-innovation/home/health-biotech
Please spread the good word about the Met!
Parents, please take a moment to write a positive review of the Met at one or all of these platforms that parents commonly use when choosing a school:
- Yelp - https://www.yelp.com/biz/san-diego-met-high-school-san-diego
Niche - https://www.niche.com/k12/san-diego-metro-career-and-tech-san-diego-ca/
Great Schools - https://www.greatschools.org/california/san-diego/14544-San-Diego-Metro-Career-And-Tech-School/
Many students and parents over the years have told us how their experiences at the Met have inspired them to future success. We hope you'll share your stories with a wider audience so that more families can have a school experience like yours. Thank you so much for supporting our school!
UPDATED ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE
Attendance is very important for your student's success. If your student will be absent or tardy, we ask that you send an email to sdmet@sandi.net to excuse it. Encourage your student to reach out to their teachers directly to ensure continuity of learning.
If you need to pick up your student prior to 3:15pm M/W/F or 11:30 am Tu/Thu for an appointment, etc., please email sdmet@sandi.net, no later than 10am that day. A notice will be sent to the teacher releasing them at the designated time to sign out at the office before leaving campus. Failure to complete the above process will result in an unexcused absence.
Order Your Yearbook!
Use this link “Yearbook Sales” to purchase your 2024-25 Met Yearbook today! There are only 17 copies still available for this year's yearbook. They are $65 each. Buy one before they are gone!
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