Our School
Mission Statement

The mission of Hayward High School is to G.R.O.W. responsible, compassionate citizens ready for success in college, career, and beyond; who value diversity, resilience, and innovation. We are committed to providing equitable access to quality education and fostering a love for learning to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can reach their full potential.

Vision Statement

At Hayward High School, our vision is to create an inclusive and empowering environment where every student can excel academically, socially, and emotionally. We are dedicated to fostering curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, preparing students to lead and make a difference in a diverse world. By prioritizing equity, collaboration, and innovation, we strive to inspire a love of learning and cultivate a culture of respect and achievement.
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Academics
Our counselors guide students in making informed decisions about coursework, setting academic goals, and preparing for the future.

With personalized support, students can navigate their academic paths, explore careers, and stay on track for graduation.

Effective planning helps students stay focused and empowers them to take control of their education.
Student Life
Building friendships, joining clubs, participating in sports, and attending school events help students connect, develop social skills, and create lasting memories.

These activities foster a sense of belonging, boost self-esteem, and promote a positive school environment, while also teaching leadership, teamwork, and responsibility beyond academics.
Families/Alumni
We recognize the vital role parents, guardians and community play in student success. This page is your hub for updates, announcements, and resources like academic calendars, school policies, and volunteer opportunities. Together, we aim to ensure every student has a positive and enriching high school experience.
College & Career
College and career planning is crucial as students prepare for life after graduation. We provide personalized guidance on college applications, scholarships, financial aid, and career exploration. Whether your child plans to attend college, join a vocational program, the workforce, or the military, we are here to help.

Through senior meetings, workshops, one-on-one counseling, and the HHS Comprehensive Counseling Plan, Hayward High School empowers students to set goals and build a path to success.
Health & Wellness
Health and wellness are key to a student's success in high school, helping them manage stress, improve focus, and enhance academic performance. As students face physical, emotional, and social changes, it's important to prioritize their well-being.

Our school supports students through programs like physical education, mental health services, nutrition education, and wellness activities. By fostering a culture of wellness, we aim to create a safe, supportive environment where students can thrive and build lifelong healthy habits.

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A-G Courses

Some classes at HHS count for graduation credit only and some count for both graduation and college A-G credit. A-G requirements must be fulfilled for any student wishing to continue on directly at a four-year university.

View the A-G course list for HHS to see which HHS courses count for A-G credit.

Comparison of Graduation and A-G Requirements

Graduation Requirements and University A-G Requirements

Q: I'm going to Chabot. Do I need to fulfill the a-g requirements?
A: While students starting out at a two-year community college such as Chabot do not need to fulfill the A-G requirements they are encouraged to still pursue a rigorous high school curriculum consisting of as many a-g courses as possible to be ready for college-level curricula.

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A-G Courses

Comparison of Graduation and A-G Requirements

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