Mission Oak High School Explained

Mission Oak High School is a public high school in Tulare, California. Along with Tulare Union High School and Tulare Western High School, it is part of the Tulare Joint Union High School District.

Mission Oak High School
Address:3442 East Bardsley Avenue
City:Tulare
State:California 93274
Country:United States
District:Tulare Joint Union High School
Ceeb:054248
Principal:Isidro Carrasco
Ratio:23.37
Teaching Staff:66.49 (FTE)
Enrollment:1,554 (2018-19)[1]
Nickname:Hawks
Colors:Purple, Black,
Rivals:Tulare Union High SchoolTulare Western High School
Mascot:"Mo" the Hawk
Established:2008

History

Mission Oak opened in August 2008. The school began teaching only freshmen and sophomores, later adding junior and seniors. Mission Oak is Tulare's newest addition (high school) to the district since Tulare Western opened in 1959. Its first senior class was in 2011. Enrollment is approximately 1,675.

Isidro Carrasco was the school's first principal, and after a five-year absence, returned to the school as principal in July 2020. School colors are purple, black and white, and its athletic teams are nicknamed the Hawks and compete in the six-team West Yosemite League. The school's mascots are Mo (male) & Mo'Nique (female) Hawks.The school has won 7 CIF Valley Titles (2015 CIF Central Section Division IV Girls' Basketball Championship, 2015 CIF Central Section Division IV Girls' Softball Championship, 2016 CIF Central Section Division III Girls' Basketball Championship, 2016 CIF Central Section Division IV Girls' Softball Championship, 2019 CIF Central Section Division III Girls' Soccer, 2019 CIF Central Section Division VI Tennis Championship, 2023 CIF Central Section Division III Football Championship.)

External links

https://www.missionoakmusic.com/

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Mission Oak High. National Center for Education Statistics. January 27, 2021.