Counseling
Attention Students! The deadline for submitting a Schedule Change Request to your Counselor will be Wednesday, Aug. 24, at 4:00 p.m. Once your request has been submitted using the link that was emailed to you by your Counselor, please wait to hear back from him/her about whether the change was made. Also, in the next two weeks, Counselors will be balancing class sizes so please remember to check both your school email and Infinite Campus daily to be sure you get any information about schedule changes that may have taken place.
2023-2024 Programming is here! Check the buttons below to find out information and course catalogs for each grade level!
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2022-23 Letters of Recommend-ation
Students, if you need a letter of recommendation, please fill out the form below. Your response will go to your counselor and provides them with important information.
Credit Recovery and Cyber High
The YEP Credit Recovery program provides students with the opportunity to get back on schedule to graduate when they have fallen behind.
Peer Mediation
Ms. Allan's Peer Mediators are trained to support MEHS students. To refer a student, please use this form.
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Mt.Eden High School
Counseling Department
Phone: (510) 723-3180
Fax: (510) 781-6140
Located In B Hall
School, family and community
working together
Counseling Caseloads |
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Counselor |
To Make an Appointment |
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9th grade (Except AVID, PUENTE & MTAP) |
David Cavallero B-5 |
To make an appointment with Mr. Cavallero click here. |
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10th grade (Except AVID, PUENTE & MTAP) |
Celeste Pracale B-10 |
To make an appointment with Ms. Pracale click here. |
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11th grade (Except AVID, PUENTE & MTAP) |
Neetu Rai B-11 |
To make an appointment with Ms. Rai click here. |
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12th grade (Except AVID, PUENTE & MTAP) |
Melanie Morsy B-6 |
Please email Ms. Morsy to set an appointment. |
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All PUENTE students (grades 9-12) |
Veronica Morelos B-6 |
To make an appointment with Ms. Morelos click here. |
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All AVID and MTAP students (grades 9-12) |
John Zentner B-8 |
To make an appointment with Mr. Zentner click here. |
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| Title | Name | Contact |
| Registrar | Ranisha Todd-Frazier |
Room B-6, x62144 |
| Data Tech | Jessica Melendez |
Room B-6, x62217 |
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Community Liaison |
Maria Duenas |
Room D-7, x62300 |
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College & Career Advisor |
Johanah Hernandez |
Career Center, x62122 |
| EAOP Advisor |
Leslee Gonzalez |
lesleegonzalez@berkeley.edu M3 (510) 723-3180 #62309 |
| ELL Specialist | Irlanda Santiago |
Room D-7, x62266 |
California DREAM Act
All MEHS students have a personalized CaliforniaColleges.edu account for college and career planning:
| ► My HUSD transcript | ► UC Application |
| ► My A-G eligibility and academic planning | ► My Community College Application |
| ► My CSU Application | ► FAFSA Integration |
| ► Career Planning | ► and much, much more |
Students use their school Google account (____@husd.k12.ca.us) to log in.
Student Support Services
Programs Available at MEHS
Advanced Placement Classes/Exams:Offered annually to enable high school students to demonstrate college-level achievement. The exams are designed for use by colleges in granting credit, advanced placement, or both, for a course in a particular subject. Advanced Placement is open to all students who think it will serve their educational needs. Contact: various A.P. teachers/counselors
AVID-Achievement Through Individual Determination: A program designed to help students learn necessary study skills to prepare for college/university; Contact: John Zentner, Counselor
California Scholarship Federation: An honors society for students who meet certain academic requirements. Contact: Ms. Chris Brown, Advisor
Career Center:Located in the school library, the Center offers higher education and career information. Internet access is available for career interest surveys such as California Colleges. Contact: Ms. Johanah Hernandez, Career Tech
Peer Mediation: Student Mediators, trained in conflict resolution, assist other students in peacefully and confidentially resolving social problems
Contact: Ms. Allan, Teacher; Melanie Morsy, Counselor or any Assistant Principal
Parent Club: The purpose of the club is to support students and staff, and to provide a means for parents to learn more about the high school and stay in touch with school experiences. We encourage and financially support communications, special school or teacher needs, and student scholarships for seniors. Contact the Principal’s Secretary for information on monthly meetings.
Puente: A college-bound program for high school students with emphasis in Latin American literature. Contact: Veronica Morelos, Puente Counselor
Student Success Team: A program to discuss, evaluate and develop plans to improve student success. Individual referrals are made by teacher, parent, counselor or administrator. Contact: Counselor or A.P. assigned to student
Summer School: Available for all students who need to make up failed classes or improve previous grades. Students/Parents who need Summer School will be notified via email in the spring and will register for Summer School online.
ELAC: English Language Learners Advisory Committee: A group of parents who support the needs of our ELL student population. Contact: Irlanda Santiago, ELD Specialist
EAOP (U.C. Berkeley’s Early Academic Outreach Program):EAOP is designed to help students increase their educational opportunities while improving their academic preparation for high school and university level work. More information is available through the Mt. Eden counseling office and EAOP contact: Santiago Aguiar, UC Berkeley
Destination College Advising Corps (DCAC)
Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP)
For an appointment click here.
Summer Search: A program funded by a non-for-profit that recruits low income sophomores who show leadership potential. 10th graders who are selected receive mentors, community service and free overseas travel opportunities and, during their senior year, application help and financial assistance for college. Contact: John Zentner, Counselor
YEP-Youth Enrichment Program: After school program designed to improve academic achievement; provides tutoring and other special activities for students; contact Sarah Murphy for application
ETS-Educational Talent Search: A program providing mentors & academic support for low income students who will be the first generation to go to college.
COST-Coordination of Service Team:
Crisis Counseling:
Mt Eden counselors are available for initial assessment of a student in crisis upon referral by teacher, parent, or a student him/herself. The counselor may then refer students and families to outside agencies for more long-term assistance and/or counseling services.
*Youth and Family Services: 293-7048 (part of the Hayward Police Dept.)
*Eden Youth and Family Center: 785-6690
*Crisis Support Services of Alameda County: 1-800-309-2131
*La Familia Counseling Services: 881-5921
Concurrent Enrollment:
Chabot Community College
High School students may take classes for free at Chabot or at another local community college concurrently with their classes at Mt. Eden High school or during their summer breaks. Students may choose to do this in order to make up high school credits or to get ahead in specific subject areas. The Concurrent Enrollment procedures can be found on the Chabot website (chabotcollege.edu). Students should contact their Counselor if they need assistance with Concurrent Enrollment process.
ROP (Regional Occupational Programs)
Juniors and Seniors who are not unit deficient may choose to take classes through a variety of programs at the Eden Area Regional Occupational Center. Programs include:
Students enrolled in ROP programs take three classes on the MEHS campus and three classes at the ROC campus daily. The ROC is located on Hesperian across from Chabot Community College.
Servicios de apoyo para estudiantes
Programas disponibles en MEHS
Clases/Exámenes de Colocación Avanzado:Se ofrece anualmente para permitir a los estudiantes demostrar un nivel de colegio. Los exámenes son diseñados para el uso de colegios para dar crédito, colocación de avanzo, o para ambos o cursos en alguna materia particular. Colocación avanzada esta abierta para todos los estudiantes que creen que les servirá para sus necesidades académicas. Contacto: varios Vise-Directores Maestros/consejeros
Federación de Becas de California:Una sociedad de honores para estudiantes que cumplen con ciertos requisitos académicos. Contacto: Sra. Chris Brown, Consejera
Centro de Carreras:Localizado en la biblioteca de la escuela, el centro ofrece educación superior y información acerca de carreras. Acceso a la Internet esta disponible para explorar carreras de interés para los estudiantes, navegar el Internet con información de carreras, careercruising.com Contacto: Ms. Johanah Hernández, Career Tech
Mediación de Conflicto: Estudiantes Mediadores, entrenados en resoluciones de conflicto, asistir a otros estudiantes a resolver problemas sociales en una manera tranquila y confidencial. Contacto: Vise-Director o Consejero
Club de Padres: El propósito de este club es para dar apoyo a los estudiantes y personal de la escuela y proveer recursos para que los padres aprendan mas acerca de la preparatoria y para quedarse conectados con las experiencias de la escuela. Fortalecemos y apoyamos a escuela especial, necesidades de los maestros, y becas para estudiantes que estén en su último año de preparatoria. ! Participar es fácil! Contacte a la secretaria de la Directora para más información acerca de las juntas mensuales.
Puente: Programa de colegio para estudiantes de preparatoria con un énfasis en literatura de Latino América. Contacto: Verónica Morelos, Consejera del Programa Puente
Equipo Estudiantes de Éxito:Programa para tratar, evaluar y desarrollar planes para mejorar el éxito de los estudiantes. Referencias individuales son hechas por los maestros, padres, consejeros, o administradores. Contacto: Consejero asignado para cada estudiante
Escuela de Verano: Disponible para todos los estudiantes que necesiten recuperar clases reprobadas o mejorar calificaciones anteriores. Los estudiantes / padres que necesiten la escuela de verano serán notificados por correo electrónico en la primavera y se registrarán para la escuela de verano en línea.
ELAC:Comité Consultivo de aprendices de ingles. Comité: Grupo de padres que apoyan las necesidades de los estudiantes aprendices de ingles. Contacto: Irlanda Santiago, ELD Especialista
EAOP (U.C. Berkeley’s Early Academic Outreach Program):EAOP esta diseñado para ayudar a estudiantes a aumentar las oportunidades educacionales y a la misma vez mejorar académicamente su preparación para la preparatoria y la universidad. Más información esta disponible en la oficina de consejeria de Mt. Eden. Contacto de EAOP: Santiago Aguiar, UC Berkeley
Consejeria de Crisis:
Consejeros de Mt Eden están disponibles para asesoramientos iniciales de estudiantes en crisis sobre referencia por un maestro, padre, o por el mismo estudiante. El consejero dará referencia al estudiante y su familia a agencias fuera de la escuela para que recibir asistencia o servicios de consejeria.
*Youth and Family Services: 293-7048 (part of the Hayward Police Dept.)
*Eden Youth and Family Center: 785-6690
*Crisis Support Services of Alameda County: 1-800-309-2131
*La Familia Counseling Services: 881-5921
Inscripción Actual:
Chabot Colegio Comunitario
Estudiantes de preparatoria pueden tomar clases gratuitas en Chabot u otro colegio comunitario local al mismo tiempo que sus clases en Mt. Eden o durante el verano. Estudiantes pueden hacer esto para tomar alguna materia que no pasaron o para estar adelantados en cualquier otra área. Los procesos de inscripción concurrente pueden ser en adquiridos en la pagina de Internet de Chabot (chabotcollege.edu). Los estudiantes deben comunicarse con su consejero si necesitan ayuda con el proceso de inscripción simultánea.
ROP (Regional Occupational Programs)
Estudiantes del grado 11 y 12 que no tenga deficiencias puede escoger una variedad de clases por medio de programas del Eden Area Regional Occupational Center. Los programas incluyen:
Estudiantes inscriptos en programas de ROP toman tres clases en Mt. Eden y tres clases en la escuela de ROP diariamente. ROC esta localizado en la calle Hesperian cruzando la calle del colegio comunitario Chabot.
Chabot Concurrent Enrollment
Mt. Eden students may take college courses at Chabot this summer. Chabot courses provide students with a broader selection of classes than our school offers. The course work earns college credits so students are a little closer to *college* graduation and tuition is waived for MEHS students.
Check it out here.
