This school year is especially exciting as it marks the 20th anniversary of our commitment to giving every student a great public school education and making the dream of college real for all of our students. We are thrilled to share with our community the remarkable ways in which we have worked together to educate Gateway students, celebrate incredible teachers, and engage our neighbors and community in our work.

GHS Community Service Day Makes a Lasting Impact

The entire Gateway High School community came together to help advance the work of more than 10 local nonprofit organizations during Community Service Day on September 28, 2018.  READ MORE>

GHS Garden Receives Lowe’s Toolbox for Education Grant

Gateway’s Community Garden is the proud recipient of a $3,950 Lowe’s Toolbox for Education grant. The grant will support the creation of a new outdoor performance area in the garden and provide materials for a hothouse planter box. READ MORE>

State Grants Gateway $50,000 for Whole-Child Approach Supports

Teacher Summer Reading as Professional Development

This fall, Gateway was awarded a $50,000 grant from the California​ ​Scale-Up​ ​MTSS​ ​Statewide (SUMS)​ ​Initiative​, a statewide approach to improving the academic, social-emotional and behavioral outcomes for middle and high public school students.
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Summer break provides teachers and students with the opportunity to recharge, relax, and reset. But for Gateway teachers, like so many teachers across the country, summer is a time to participate in professional development, reflect on the previous year, and prepare for the new one.
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Gateway Launches New Platform to Support Public School Educators

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Student Agency: Teaching for the Future

With 20 years of experience leading Gateway High School and Middle School, we are in the unique position of supporting our students and teachers while also supporting the success of public school students and teachers beyond our own walls.
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In a recently posted blog on Conversations, Suzanne Herko, Gateway Middle School teacher and Gateway Public Schools Student Agency Coordinator, talks about how to support students in developing noncognitive skills to be successful students and adults.
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Matters of the Mind Luncheon

Join us on Tuesday, November 13, from 11:00am to 1:30pm at Gateway High School for our Matters of the Mind Luncheon as we celebrate Gateway’s 20 years of impact on public education and the incredible students with big dreams, graduates who stepped up, and the teachers who believe in them.
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College Counseling Volunteers

Gateway High School is looking for volunteers to support the College Counseling program. Gateway's college counseling program helps ensure that all students successfully navigate the college preparation and admissions process. GET INVOLVED>