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The Spartan Connection: May 18-22, 2026

Posted Date: 05/17/26 (12:00 PM)



The Spartan Connection | News from Seaside High School

Principal’s Message

We only have 14 school days left with three weeks full of events. Our students are shining on their tests, dozens of students are slated to win their Seal of Civic Engagement, and a number of seniors will graduate with some type of honors. 

As we look to end the school year strong, here are some things that you can do to support your student's success:
  • Make sure your student attends every day and only is absent if absolutely necessary
  • Check your student's grades on ParentVUE; any student who had a "F" has a plan from their teacher about what they can do to improve their grade.
  • Everyone gets a list item, list items for everyone!

Senior parents, please check Parent Square regularly because we have senior events every week through the last day of the school year. Let's have an excellent last three weeks of the year!


With outrageous love,
Andrew Aguiñiga
principal, Seaside High School

School News
Spartan Staff of hte Year

Head Custodian JP Aviles was nominated as Classified Staff of the Year for Monterey County. Biology and Link Crew teacher Gary Cannon was named Monterey County Teacher of the Year and represented the county at the state competition. Congratulations to our stellar Spartans who bring their best side every day!

A Night in Rio Prom A Success 

Prom was held on Saturday, May 16 and was a success! We had a sold out event at the Elks Club with students enjoying time together, celebrating a great year at Seaside High School.


Senior Celebrations Start This Week

Join us Monday, May 18 at MPC for Dual Enrollment recognition, Wednesday at the Oldeneyer Center for our Athletics Banquet, and Thursday for our Spring Concert.


Around The Campus

Spartans Shining in the Community

We had our students participate in a number of events at MPC recently. Students from our STEPS classes participated in Special Olympics. Culinary students participated in a cookie baking content and our Auto class placed second in the skills portion of their competition.

Senior Nights for Spring Sports

We celebrated our senior student-athletes this past week. Our softball team won their senior night on a walk-off hit for the win by a senior and five track and field athletes competed in the CCS meet.



Aloha Rally

Thursday will be our Aloha Rally! We look forward to our students lifting up and celebrating our diverse cultures. We look forward to keeping the tradition strong and celebrating our rich cultures together. 

Upcoming Events

May 18 (Monday)

  • Dual Enrollment Recognition Ceremony (6:30pm; MPC)

May 19 (Tuesday)

  • Food Fair

  • School Site Council (5:30pm; G1)

May 20 (Wednesday)

  • ALICE Drill (12:20pm)

  • Athletics Banquet (5:30pm; Oldemeyer Center)

May 21 (Thursday)

  • Aloha Rally (11:05am)

  • Spring Concert (5:30pm in the Gym)


May 23 (Saturday)

  • Saturday Academy

May 25 (Monday)

  • NO SCHOOL: Memorial Day