50200 Road 427, Oakhurst, California 93644 559-683-8801 :: FAX: 559-683-4160 |
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Superintendent's MessageVision Statement | Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
Welcome to the Yosemite Unified School District web site. We are pleased to share information about our district and schools. Our 13 schools serve approximately 2500 students and cover a large geographic area of approximately 850 square miles. The communities in our district include the following: Ahwahnee, Bass Lake, Coarsegold, Fish Camp, Oakhurst, Raymond and Wawona. Good schools contribute to good communities. Our students, parents, teachers, principals, administrators, support staff and Board of Education are committed to quality instructional programs and have high expectations for student achievement. We are equally committed to professional development for our staff, a learning environment that welcomes the community into our schools, and teaches that we are part of the community and a home/school partnership that serves as a foundation for our success. This web site will provide you with important information about the district and answer frequently asked questions. By visiting the district's web site often, you will be able to keep track of major events scheduled throughout the school year along with other important dates. The district's web page includes useful information about the schools' operations and policies. The current web site design team includes Bill McCabe, Superintendent and Judith Durr, Webmaster. We thank you for your interest in our school district. If we can better serve you through our web site, please contact us via E-Mail and we will make necessary adjustments to our web site that will make it a useful tool in navigating your son or daughter's education. YOSEMITE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Connecting all students with their past, present, and future, the Yosemite Joint Union High School District will be a community of responsible young adults cooperatively learning creative problem solving skills to help them achieve their full potential as life-long learners, citizens, and workers.
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