Parents Info

Reporting An Absence

There are two options to report an absence:

1. Call 831-637-5831, ext. 1105.
2. Email attendance@sbhsd.k12.ca.us 

For both options, provide the student’s ID number, first and last names, and the date of absence. Please also include the reason for the absence. The email you use will be valid if it matches the email on record.

La Asistencia

Hay dos opciones para reportar una ausencia:

1. Favor de llamar al 831-637-5831 ext, 1105.
2. Mandar un correo electrónico a la escuela al attendance@sbhsd.k12.ca.us  

Para ambas opciones, proporcione el número de identificación del estudiante, el nombre y apellido y la fecha de ausencia. Incluya también el motivo de la ausencia.

Checkout Process

Hollister High School staff encourages and values learning time; thus, checkouts shall be limited to dental or doctor appointments or family emergencies. For more information, please review our Student Checkout Process. 

• 18 Year Old consent to sign out

Click here for a .pdf explaining how to use the Aeries.net parent portal to view your students grades, attendance, and more.

2024-25 Student Parent Portal 

Instrucciones de inicio de sesión para el Portal de Padres de Aeries.net  

la versión en español se publicará lo antes posible

Haga clic aquí para obtener un archivo .pdf que explica cómo usar el portal para padres Aeries.net para ver las calificaciones, asistencia y más de su estudiante.

San Benito High School District has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining Hollister High School as a safe and welcoming environment for all students and families. 

El Distrito Escolar de San Benito ha reafirmado su compromiso de mantener a la Preparatoria de Hollister como un entorno seguro y acogedor para todos los estudiantes y familias. 

Read more: Safe Haven School District

• Resolution No. 2016-2017-022 (adopted in 2016)
• Resolution No. 2016-2017-022 (adopted in 2016) en español
• Resolution No. 2024-2025-019 (adopted January 14, 2025)
• Guide For Students and Families
• Know Your Educational Rights
• Quick Reference For School Officials
• Policy and Regulation 5145.13

Below are links to the documents sent to parents and students in the summer or that are handed out on the first day of school. Click on each title to access the document: 

• Welcome Back Letter From Principal: Important Dates 2025-26 English/Spanish
• Bell Schedule/Schoolwide Sessions English/Spanish
• Dress Code Policy 2025-26 English/Spanish
• Freshman Orientation Information English/Spanish
• Student Activity Calendar 2025-26 English/Spanish
• Parking and Drop-Off Information  2025-26 English/Spanish
• Transportation Information

• NSLP Lunch Application English

• NSLP Lunch Application Spanish

• Online Meal Pre-Payment for Student Meals- Eng./Span.

• Migrant Identification & Recruitment Intake Form Eng./Span.

• Parent Square- Aeries Parent Portal- Eng./Span.

• ASB Stamp and Baler Pak- Eng./Span.

• Digital Communication Device Policy 2025-26- Eng./Span.
• Hollister High School Campus Map

Work Permits:  Procedures & Policies from the CA Labor Law Manual

Hollister High School will issue California Work Permits as describes by the California Department of Education (CDE) and at the discretion and approval of the Superintendents Designated Administrator(s). Student work permits are required by all businesses employing minors between the ages of 13-17 years. It is solely within the discretion of the school district to determine whether a minor, who is still subject to the state’s compulsory education laws, may obtain a work permit and, therefore, be employed to work. Please visit the CDE website for frequently asked questions and multilingual documents. Minors employed in the state of California must have a Permit to Employ and Work (commonly referred to as a “work permit”). Work permits are typically issued by the school where the student is enrolled. Work permits indicate the duties and location where the work will be done as well as the number of hours a minor may work. In most cases it is a two-step process, the minor along with the parent/guardian and employer fill out the B1-1 form (Ca. Intent to Employ a Minor Form) and submit to the school local to the minor’s address. The school district reviews the B1-1 form and issues the B1-4 (CA Work Permit).

Process to obtain a WORK PERMIT:

• The minor/student, after obtaining a promise of employment, shall obtain the “Statement of Intent to Employ a Minor and Request for a Work Permit – Certificate of Age” (CDE Form B1-1) from the school or the employer.
• The minor must complete the “minor” section, request that the employer and parent complete their sections (making certain to obtain all three required signatures), and then return the completed form to the appropriate school authority, Student Services Admin.
• The school’s authorized work permit issuer shall verify all information on the work permit to be issued. If all requirements are met, the authorized work permit issuer may issue the work permit (CDE Form B1-4).
  • The local school district or school has discretion to impose additional requirements for the issuance of a work permit. For instance, the school district may have a policy requiring the minor to maintain a 2.0 grade point average (GPA). In such a case, the work permit issuer would need to verify the student’s GPA.

STEP 1: How to Obtain The California Intent to Employ Form/Work Permit

California Intent to Employ Forms:

• • English/Espanol

Questions or assistance needed? please call ext. 1172 during school hours or email .

mpasillas@sbhsd.k12.ca.us.

Child find activities need to be conducted annually at each school site to help identify children with possible special education needs.

• Child Find Information
• Child Find Contacts 2025-26

• School Site Council 2025-2026 Meeting Schedule
• School Site Council Bylaws
• The Basics of Robert’s Rules of Order
• School Site Council Mini Grant Funding Proposal Process
• School Site Council Grant Request Form Link

 The primary task of the School Site Council is to:

• Update the Single School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
• Make effective decisions on the use of supplemental resources
• Ensure that students have access to and success in the core program

Composition of a School Site Council

The principal plus representatives from the following groups:

•  Parents
•  Classroom teachers
• Students
• One other school representative (usually a classified staff member)
• The number of parents and students must be equal to the number of school personnel.
• Each category in the above composition of the Council must select its own members

Please click here to fill out the online form for the National School Lunch Program.