News & Events

  • Career Night 2019

    Career Night Flyer

    Last night, the College and Career Readiness department held a Career Night for interested students and parents at the Professional Development Center on L Street.

    Cindy Gompper Graves, President and CEO of South County Economic Development Council, moderated a group of panelists representing the following emerging/priority job sectors – Advanced Manufacturing, Health Science, and Information and Communication Technologies. The panelists came from San Ysidro Health Center, NASSCO, and Action Drone.

    The San Diego and Imperial Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research put on a power point presentation, which can be found here.

  • Princess Project 2019

    Every year during prom season, the Chula Vista Library participates and collaborates with Princess Project San Diego to provide free prom dresses to high school teens. We want our young ladies to enjoy their experience and offer them interactive workshops for hair, make-up and skincare from our partners Paul Mitchell the School and Mary Kay. In the selection of their perfect dress we celebrate bodies of all sizes, ethnic background or socio/economic situation.

    The Chula Vista Library has been a Princess Project dress giveaway location for the last six years, for which the last three years Ms. Trujillo-Lopez has been the coordinator. In an effort to make the year a little better, the Chula Vista Library partnered with Olympian High School to create a short marketing video. Mr. Exum and his students were fabulous and created an amazing product.

    The event is coming up shortly, on April 6, 2019.

    The link to the video be found here https://kohsnews.weebly.com/other-videos.html.

  • Mr. Avasan’s “Math Magic”

    From Tutor to Teacher

    Lauren Little | November 15, 2018

    idkwhattoputhereNMSI’s Teacher of the Month is Unwaveringly Committed to Student Success. When we heard about Olympian High School Calculus & Engineering teacher Julio Avasan’s “math magic” and faithfulness to helping his students conceptualize and understand calculus, we knew he fit the bill for NMSI’s Teacher of the Month. We’re proud to recognize Julio and his dedication to meeting students where they are, sparking interest in math and setting them up for success in their STEM education.

    Congratulations Mr. Avasan, Mathematics Teacher at Olympian High School for being recognized as NMSI’s Teacher of the Month!

    Read entire Article from the National Math + Science Initiative (NMSI) HERE