Incoming Freshmen Registration will take place January at the Junior Highs. 

• Course Catalog
• Class of 2030 Handbook
• Counselor Registration Presentation at the JHS

• PV Freshmen Elective Video 
• CTE Pathways 
• PVHS Dual Enroll Courses

Rising SOPHOMORE REGISTRATION

WHEN: Tuesday, Feb 3rd, 2026 in 9th Grade English classes.

• Class of 2029 Rising Sophomore Year Registration Presentation 
• Class of 2029 FORM

Rising JUNIOR REGISTRATION

WHEN: THURSday, Feb 5th, 2026 in 10th Grade History classes.

• Class of 2028 Rising Junior Year Registration Presentation 
• Class of 2028 FORM

Rising SENIOR REGISTRATION

WHEN: WEDNESDAY, Feb 4th, 2026 in 11th Grade History classes.

• Class of 2027 Senior Registration Presentation 
• Class of 2027 FORM

See the School Counselor for assistance

DELTA HIGH SCHOOL
SMJUHSD Public Alt Ed High School, Orcutt, CA
Credit Recovery. 16+ yrs old.
Meeting with counselor to sign paperwork and be placed on the list.
www.deltahs.org
1-805-937-6356

GRIZZLY YOUTH ACADEMY
Charter School
San Luis Obispo, CA
Military Academy/ Credit Recovery. 15.5+ yrs old
Meet with counselor to sign up for a tour
www.grizzlyyouthacademy.org
1-800-926-0643

PATHWAYS CHARTER SCHOOL
Fully Online Charter School, CA
Youth 16-17, OR 18 year old Adult Ed (reduced credits)
Transfer to Delta and they will help you transition to Pathways
www.pathwayscharterschool.org
1-619-371-5017

CALIFORNIA VIRTUAL ACADEMY
Fully Online Public School
Statewide virtual school
www.cava.k12.com
1-866-339-6787

OLIVE GROVE
Charter School
Santa Maria/O
rcutt, CA
Hybrid learning of in person and virtual classes
www.olivegrovecharter.org
805-623-1175

TRIVIUM
Charter School
Santa Maria, CA
Hybrid learning of in person and virtual classes
www.triviumcharter.org
805-291-9110

FAMILY PARTNERSHIP
Charter School
Santa Maria, CA
Hybrid learning of in person and virtual classes
www.fpcharter.org
1-805-348-3333

See the Community Liaison for assistance

Teen’s Closet

Children’s Resource Network of the Central Coast
Free, gently used clothing is available to SMJUHD students and their families.
829 S Lincoln St, Room 906
Friday  from 3:00 pm-5:00 pm
(805) 922-4573 x1918

See the Community Liaison for assistance

Cal Fresh
Provides a supplemental program that helps low-income people buy the food they need. Benefits are provided on an electronic card called an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. It can be used like a debit card and is accepted at most grocery stores. You can apply online, in person at the Department of Social Services, or by calling (844) 289-4682

Foodbank - Santa Barbara County
(805) 967-5741
490 W Foster Rd.
The Food Bank is a non-profit organization that works to eliminate hunger by providing food, education, and other resources to a network of hunger relief charities and their communities. The Food Bank has many locations that offer food distribution.   

Catholic Charities
(805) 922-2059
607 W Main St.
Provides services to individuals and families in need. Programs address social issues, such as homelessness, immigration, health care, and mental health. They also provide a food pantry, clothing, and household items in an emergency and offer case management services. Offers utility and financial assistance to families and individuals in economic crisis.

Salvation Army
(805) 349-2421
200 W Cook St.
The nonprofit organization serves individuals and families in need through social service programs. Its food pantry provides emergency food assistance. It also offers rental and utility payment assistance to qualified individuals and families. Free hot lunches are available during the week for everyone.

See the Community Liaison for assistance

Housing Authority
(805) 925-4393
200 W William St (Section 8)
204 West Williams (Public Housing)
Offers Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program and public housing. 

Good Samaritan Shelter
(805) 347-3338
401 W Morrison Ave C
An emergency transitional shelter program for families experiencing homelessness, it offers a 90-day program in which clients work with a case manager to obtain permanent housing.

Domestic Violence Solutions- Shelters · 24/7
(805) 964-5245
Offers counseling, information and referrals, as well as emergency shelter to victims of domestic violence.   

See the Community Liaison for assistance

Internet Essentials
(844) 963-0178
Provides discounted Internet service to families with at least one child receiving a free school lunch program. 

Hotspots available to students who qualify

See the Community Liaison for assistance

Santa Maria Law Library
(805) 346-7548
312 E Cook Street
Monday-Friday 9am-12pm, & 1pm-4pm
Residents of Santa Barbara County have access to local self-service legal resources center. Assistance is provided by a California licensed attorney and is designed to help residents navigate the court system.
This program provides:
- Resources and referrals for legal services
- Information and support for the completion of legal documents
- Guidance with properly presenting a case to the court
- Educational materials, books and videos

Legal Aid Foundation of Santa Barbara County
(805) 922-9909
201 S Miller Street STE 210
A non-profit law firm that provides free legal assistance to Santa Barbara County residents. Our mission is to provide high-quality civil legal services to low-income and other vulnerable residents in order to ensure equal access to justice.

• General Civil ·Small Claims Court ·Collecting a Judgment ·Unlawful Detainer ·Guardianship ·Adoption ·Domestic Violence Restraining Orders & Responses ·Civil Anti-Harassment Restraining Orders & Responses ·Landlord/Tenant ·Collections ·Name Changes

  California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. 
  (805) 922-4564
  2050 S Broadway #G
  California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. (CRLA) provides free legal services to low-income people living or working in rural California.

Importa
(805) 619-0644
327 Plaza Dr
Importa is a non-profit organization authorized by the U.S. Department of Justice to provide immigration legal services at a very low cost to low-income immigrants. Most of our work is supported by grants from the State of California.

Immigrant Legal Defense Center
(805) 886-9136
120 E Jones St #117
Provides free legal advice in Santa Barbara County to adults and children in detention centers and removal proceedings and community education to help immigrants understand their basic civil rights.

MICOP
(805) 623-5862
110 S Lincoln St Suite #201
To support, organize and empower the indigenous migrant communities in California’s Central Coast.

Immigration Hope  of Santa Barbara

(805) 221-4319

995 E Grand Ave, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

For private insurance, contact the phone number listed on the insurance card.

PVHS Wellness Center
See your counselor for a referral to the wellness center on campus

Holman Group (For those who have Medi-Cal)
1-800-321-2843

ACCESS Help Line · 24/7
Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness
500 West Foster Road
(888) 868-1649
Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness. A 24-Hour Toll-Free Crisis Response and Service Access Line is always available. Someone is ready to assist you 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

CALM
(805) 614-9160
210 East Enos Drive, Suite A
Provides therapy for children and their families (non-offenders). Therapy is for children and families who have experienced sexual/physical abuse, violence in their home, or neglect

Casa Pacifica Centers for Children & Families
(805) 366-4040
2615 South Miller Street, Suite 106
Casa Pacifica provides an array of Mental health services for youth within Santa Barbara County. Offers adolescent and family services designed to treat victims of abuse and neglect, substance abuse, homelessness, and other behavioral and mental health issues.

Family Service Agency (FSA)
(805) 928-1707
105 N Lincoln Street
Provides individual and family counseling for children, youth, and their families. Provides parenting groups. Offers support groups for children and youth during summer. Groups consist of social skills, grief loss, and outdoor groups.

Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse (CADA)
(805) 925-8860
526 East Chapel Street
CADA offers Prevention, Education, & Treatment of Substance Use Disorders for youth and families. Resources and support are available for children, adolescents, parents, and families through counseling, therapy, and education.

Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley
(805) 346-1774
201 S Miller St STE 209
We partner with the community and agencies to reduce violence, prevent substance abuse and promote health and safety for our youth and families.

Por Vida—One Community Action
Por Vida provides wraparound services through case management, group facilitation, peer-to-peer network support, and community involvement opportunities. The program aims to help students improve their grades and receive a high school diploma.

Building Blocks- SBCEO Childcare
805) 925-2567 x1820
829 S. Lincoln Rd. Santa Maria, CA. 93458

Provides free childcare for parenting minors, up until the age of 5 years old. 

CareNet
(805) 928-9285
201 Miller St STE 101
Provides pregnancy tests, parenting classes, peer counseling, abstinence information, baby and maternity clothing, and professional referrals

Teenage Pregnancy & Parenting Program (TAPP)– CommUnify
(805) 349-9165
Evidence-based case management for expectant and parenting females (12-17 years old). Focusing on child well-being, health, parenting, relationships, and education.  

WIC
(877) 275-8805
A supplemental nutrition program for eligible women and children under 5. Participants receive checks for food and monthly nutrition education to help achieve good health.

Santa Maria Regional Transit (SMRT)
(805) 928-5624