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SCHOOL CULTURE
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Schoolwide Learning Objectives
Prepare for College and Career
Read and Write Daily
Inquire and Collaborate
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Our Vision:
Develop globally responsible and empowered citizens.
Our Mission:
Engage students through a rigorous curriculum and diverse extracurricular experiences by cultivating a positive school culture.
Alumni recall their best memories at Westminster High School during the 2018 Homecoming Alumni Dinner.
Celebrando un día de las independencias de Latino America en el mes de septiembre.
Celebrating independence for many Latin American countries in September.
Produced by Kaybree Albright
Filmed by Kaybree Albright
Edited by Kaybree Albright
Created for WHS staff and student body.
Westminster High School Link Crew welcomed over five-hundred incoming ninth graders at our Lions in the Making!
Produced by Kaybree Albright
Filmed by Kaybree Albright
Edited by Kaybree Albright
Music by Freeplaymusic.com
Created for WHS staff and student body.
COLLEGE SUCCESS AT WHS
CLASS OF 2018
KELLY ALMAZAN
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SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP
CLASS OF 2018
KATIE KAMIKUBO
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE
CLASS OF 2018
CHIA-YUN LU
LONG BEACH STATE UNIVERSITY
CLASS OF 2018
RYAN MACIEL
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Pride Since 1959
Westminster High School is one of six comprehensive high schools in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Founded in 1959 and situated on approximately 57.1 acres, Westminster High maintains a British theme that parallels the City of Westminster design. The school also has a five-acre working farm and a successful agricultural sciences program.
Our school is proud of its diverse student population. Of our 2,600 students, approximately 49% are Hispanic/Latino, 40% are Asian, 5% White, 2% American Indian, 0.2% Pacific Islander, 0.1% Filipino, and 2% African-American. Twenty-four percent of our student body is English Learners, coming from homes that speak twelve languages. Additionally, 11% of our students receive Special Education services and 73% of our students qualify for free or reduced-priced lunches.
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