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Quick LinksLate Activity Bus Riders
HWY 74 The late activity bus from Hemet High School will resume on Monday, February 08, 2010. However, due to the road closure on Sate Highway 74 it is necessary to make changes to late activity bus drop off times. The following late activity bus drop off times will be in effect until further notice.
It is very important that the transportation Department have updated contact information and phone numbers on file so that we can contact you utilizing the ParentLink system with any further changes. Please contact the Transportation Department if your phone numbers have recently changed. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact the Transportation Department at (951) 765-5100, ext. 5880. Route 116 Bus RidersDue to the road closure on State Highway 74, it is necessary to make changes to your child's transportation services on Route 116. Effective Tuesday, February 9, 2010 the following pick up and drop off times will be in effect until further notice.
It is very important that the transportation Department have updated contact information and phone numbers on file so that we can contact you utilizing the ParentLink system with any further changes. Please contact the Transportation Department if your phone numbers have recently changed. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact the Transportation Department at (951) 765-5100, ext. 5880. Important Dates
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Public NoticeSpotlightMatt Georgia new Hemet High Head Varsity CoachOn January 5, 2010 the Hemet Unified School District governiing board approved Matt Georgia as Hemet High's varsity football coach. With that new title, he said, he will spend the next few months getting the coaches, players, school, and community invested in the program. “It’s just a great opportunity to impact so many kids, even more so than just the kids who play in the program. You get to impact an entire school, an entire student body, and an entire staff - that’s pretty powerful,” Georgia said. Georgia spent the past nine years serving the school as a special education teacher, an assistant football coach, a golf coach, a soccer coach, and an assistant baseball coach. Georgia himself graduated from Hemet in 1997 and excelled both on the football field and in the classroom. He was quarterback for the Bulldogs before he went on to play for Chaffey College and, ultimately, at Fordham University in New York. Dave Anderson, Hemet’s athletic director, said Georgia is motivated, and that is evident by his classroom management style and his approach toward education. Anderson said Georgia will make a great role model for the community because he holds himself to the highest standards. “He’s already got his master’s degree, and he’ll be going into administration eventually,” Anderson said. “He’s been so successful in everything he’s done - from his rapport with the kids to his relationship with parents,” Anderson said. Anderson said Georgia is a positive person and that will be an asset to the program. Georgia said his coaching philosophy, which has developed over his tenure at Hemet, is simply that everybody needs to have fun and everybody needs to feel like they have an impact on the team, regardless of their role. Excerpt from The Valley Chronicle. Article written by Valerie Dew Features
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