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I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am to return to Mission for my third year.  As the senior class administrator, I am looking forward to seeing my seniors achieve the successes they have worked so hard towards.  They are a very special group of young people that deserve nothing but the best.  I am very lucky to have spent this time with them.  I implore them to continue to work hard academically and to fulfill their 40-hour community service graduation requirement as soon as possible.  I don’t want any surprises come June.

As I get ready to say goodbye to one group of students, I am happy to say hello to the new group of Freshmen entering high school.  This year I will again be in charge of 9^th graders with last names M-Z.  I pride myself on building proactive relationships with my students.  It is my goal to serve both students and parents as a liaison to the MSJHS campus and become an advocate for students as they make their way through this crazy maze of high school.

Though student discipline plays a large part in my daily duties, it is important that students value me as a resource that can help them.  I got into education to help serve students and their needs and building trusting relationships with my students is extremely important to me.  If there is anything that I can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact me. I look forward to another year at Mission.  

Programs

• Senior Class

• Freshman Class (M-Z)

Departments

• Social Studies

• Fine Arts

Support Services

• Field Trips

• Disaster Plan/Emergency Drills

• Parking (Students and Staff)

Committees

• Crisis Committee

• Ethnic/Race Relations

Personal Bio: I was born and raised in Arcadia, California (30 miles East of Los Angeles) before attending college at San Diego State University, where I received my undergraduate degree in Speech Communication. Soon after my time in San Diego was through, I moved to Reno, Nevada where I received my teaching credential at the University of Nevada, Reno. I spent eight years teaching at Horner Junior High School (Fremont) where I taught mainly eighth grade G.A.T.E. United States History, as well as English, Core, and Publications/Yearbook. The eight I spent in the classroom will always be remembered. The relationships I formed with my students will always be cherished and that is where my educational heart will always remain.

I received my Administrative Credential and my Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from St. Mary's College in Moraga, CA. This is my third year as the Assistant Principal at Mission.

I have been married for seven years to my wife, Carrie, and we have two little boys, Jackson (4) and Harrison (1).

Jason Law
Assistant Principal