Artesia High School Home

Our Mission and Vision

Artesia High School enhances student learning through innovative teaching, the use of technology, and academic rigor. The school fosters an inclusive environment that honors every student’s abilities, ethnic background, and socioeconomic status in order to prepare them for their future college and career choices.

Artesia High School graduates will be able to achieve academic and personal success and be prepared to create positive change in their community and society.

Latest News

District Closure for the rest of the 2019-2020 school year

Schools will be closed through June 10. Students should continue ABC OLAH Mon.-Fri. through June 10. Click on the link above for more information.

Dear ABC Families, Teachers, and Staff: I want to start this letter by thanking our wonderful ABC community and our amazing staff for dealing with the challenge of closing schools due to the COVID-19 virus. It was just over a week ago when the Board of Education authorized me to close schools. Since that time, the District’s teachers and staff took extraordinary measures to meet the needs of our students and families. This week, both Governor Newsom and Los Angeles County released directives for residents to stay at home. Both of these orders are aimed at preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus. At ABC, we are concerned about the health of our students, families, and staff. That is why I am informing you that we will be extending the current school closure until May 5, 2020.

District Closure Extended to May 5th

A New Website for ABC's Online Learning at Home program

A new website has been created to support ABC's Online Learning at Home program that begins for all students on March 19. Visit the website at olah.abcusd.us

ABCUSD's Online Learning at Home Program - Parent Orientation Video

All students will begin the District's Online Learning at Home program on Thursday, March 19. Please review this parent orientation video.

Temporary Internet Services and Computer Devices for Home

The School District has determined that approximately 5% of ABC students do not have Internet service or a computer device at home. ABC's Online Learning at Home program requires that each student have access to basic Internet, and a computer device, laptop, Chromebook, or iPad.