Our Families & Students

At HCC Fraga High School, we firmly believe that parental involvement is crucial to the success of our students. When parents actively engage with the school, it creates a supportive and collaborative environment that fosters academic achievement, personal growth, and a sense of community. Your participation can range from attending school events and parent-teacher conferences to volunteering and providing valuable input on school policies. Please contact Mr. Gallardo if you have any questions, concerns, or ideas. Together, we can ensure that our students receive the best education and support, helping them reach their full potential. Your involvement makes a significant difference, and we look forward to working closely with you.

Drop Off / Pick up Procedure.

Parents should use the HCC parking area when dropping off and picking up students.  For the students’ safety and the school buses, we need to keep the entrance and side of the building clear.  Students cannot be picked up after 3:00 PM

Parents, in their relationships with schools, have the responsibility:

•         To treat school personnel with courtesy and as a partner in their children’s education.

•         To support school, district, and classroom rules for student behavior and ensure that their children conduct themselves according to district standards.

•         To participate in decisions related to the education of their children.

•         To instill in their children self-discipline and courtesy toward others.

•         To adhere to school rules and procedures.

•         To instill in their children respect for teachers and authority

Parents, to support high academic achievement for their children, have the responsibility:

•         To ensure that their children attend school every day.

•         To send students to school on time and prepared to learn.

•         To read, acknowledge, and understand the rules applicable to their children’s conduct while they are at school.

•         To support work that goes on in the classroom.

•         To ensure that homework is completed and turned in on time.

•         To work with children at home in learning activities.

•         To read to and with children.

•         To have high expectations for their children.

•         To be positive role models for their children.

•         To emphasize the value of education.

•         To remain involved with their children from preschool through high school.

Parents, to be knowledgeable about their children’s educational experience, have the responsibility:

•         To read all communications from the school.

•         To supply accurate, updated information (including current address and when available, current telephone numbers) to the school promptly.

•         To monitor children’s progress and communicate with the school.

•         To become informed about the school’s policies and programs; and

•         To confer with their child’s teacher