Vicente Martinez High School

Use Aeries Parent Portal to update student information online again. All parents should visit https://aeriesweb.martinez.k12.ca.us/pp on the first day of school (Monday, August 20, 2018).

If you have forgotten your sign-in password (or have not received your password) by e-mail address, you will be sent to the e-mail just by clicking the "Forgot password" link on the login screen.

Please note: If your email address has been changed or is incorrect, please contact the secretary general at (925) 335-5880

After logging in, the message "Student data confirmation process is not completed, please click here to confirm ..." is displayed. Please click the link.

Please check the registration information of each tab. When you arrive at the document tab, print the "annual rights notice signature page" and bring it to the front of Vicente - Bryones as well as on the first day of the school. Note: Before completing this process, you need to click on each tab (family information, students, contacts, medical information etc.) and check or correct all the data. If you need printing help, we can help in Vicente

If more than one student is registered in this area, you need to complete this process for all other students by clicking the next student's link using the "Change student" option in the upper left corner there is. Repeat the above steps for each student.

If you encounter technical problems during this process, please call our technical service desk (335-5940). If you need to update your e-mail address, please contact the secretary-general at (925) 335-5880

Vicente Martinez High School has been accredited by Western School and College College (WASC) and certified as a model continuation high school by California Ministry of Education. Students take 6 classes a day. Reducing the number of days is a necessary and / or appropriate choice. The school begins at 9:00 AM every day and ends at 1:55 PM and takes lunch for 20 minutes at noon. Students who are 16 years of age or older or 16 years of age or older in registration can sign up. Students who graduate from Vicente will receive a fully qualified high school diploma

If you are interested in details about Vicente as an educational option, please contact us at (925) 335-5880 to open a welcome party with our principal. We are looking forward to sharing our excellent course with you to meet the academic and social emotional needs of all students.

In April 2018, Lizzy Martinez, a third-year high school student, declined from school because he was not wearing a bra to attend school. On the weekend, Martinez got tanned and the location of the burn made the bra particularly painful and unpleasant. Therefore she gave up on the bra and chose to wear a dark loose shirt. Soon after the school began, the two school administrators pulled Martinez out of the classroom and asked why she was not wearing a brassiere. They have not seen such signs, but a male student told her she was seeing her laugh. The manager asked Martinez to wear a sweatshirt, tie her nipples and probably "walk around" to see if their handicrafts hid her breasts. In this experience, Martinez expressed her feelings as "尴尬 and anger" and she finally shouted to a friend in the bathroom

Vicente Martinez High School has been accredited by Western School and College College (WASC) and certified as a model continuation high school by California Ministry of Education. Students take 6 classes a day. Reducing the number of days is a necessary and / or appropriate choice. The school begins at 9:00 AM every day and ends at 1:55 PM and takes lunch for 20 minutes at noon. Students who are 16 years of age or older or 16 years of age or older in registration can sign up. Students who graduate from Vicente will receive a fully qualified high school diploma

According to Vox, Lizzy Martinez quit school at a high school in Florida because of a loose shirt. Because of sunburn, Martinez chose not to wear a bra in school that day. She told the nurse why she was asked to put a band aid on her nipple part. Martinez posted this incident on Twitter and her mother went home after the previous embarrassment to support her. According to insiders, Maryland students wearing torn jeans classes are said to be accustomed to delivering patches showing her feet. The students were in junior high school, and her mother, Nicole Williams, felt that the school should call her and ask her to change clothes. After the incident pulled attention to the media, the school's interim principal apologized for the way to deal with that problem.