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The Grants and Programs division of Educational Services manages the grants and programs that the school sites have received to obtain educational goals. Some grants are county funded and others are state funded.

For further information contact:
Dr. Richard Husband,
Director Grants/Programs
(951) 791-5100 extension 2536 or
rhusband@hemetusd.k12.ca.us
  • School Safety
    • The Hemet Unified School District is responsible for the development of a Comprehensive School Safety Plan for each of schools with students kindergarten and grades 1-12. Each plan includes:
    1. Identify appropriate strategies and programs that will maintain a high level of school safety.
    2. Address the school’s procedures for complying with existing laws related to school safety.
    3. Assessing the current status of school crime committed on the school campuses and the schools functions.
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    Vocational Education (Carl Perkins Plan)
    The Hemet Unified School District receives funds under the Perkins Act to improve vocational and technical education programs. These programs are intended to strengthen the academic, vocational and technical skills of the students. The program also provides students with experience in and understanding of all aspects of an industry, and improves and expands the use of technology in vocational and technical education. The funds provide for professional staff development programs for teachers, counselors and administrators, and to link secondary programs to post secondary vocational and technical educational programs.
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    Sister School Program
    The Hemet Unified School District and the City of Hemet have formed a partnership to develop Sister City Programs between Hemet and the cities of Marumori and Kushimoto, Japan with the expressed interest in facilitating a cultural exchange program for the community by encouraging students of the City and District to host visiting Japanese students; to create an environment of exchange in the arts, cultural ideas, professional skills, industry and tourism. The program additionally will have students from the city and District visit Marumori and Kushimoto to participate in this Sister City and Cultural and Educational Exchange Program towards becoming citizens who reside in our global society.
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    For further information contact:
    Dr. Richard Husband,
    Director Grants/Programs
    (951) 791-5100 extension 2536 or
    rhusband@hemetusd.k12.ca.us
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