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La Mesa honors Helix Charter High School’s 75th anniversary
Summary
The council read a proclamation recognizing Helix Charter High School’s 75th anniversary, praised staff and alumni, and invited a representative from the charter board to accept the recognition and speak briefly.
The La Mesa City Council read a formal proclamation on June 9 honoring Helix Charter High School on its 75th anniversary. The proclamation recounted the school’s opening in 1951, its role in the Grossmont Union High School District, and its conversion to a charter high school in 1998. The mayor and council members praised the school’s academic and extracurricular programs and acknowledged recent recognitions mentioned by the speaker.
Mr. Hardenburgger, introduced by the mayor as the charter board chair, accepted the proclamation and thanked the council and community. Vice Mayor Lauren Sares and other council members made brief remarks recognizing the school’s long community service and invited alumni and participants for a photo on stage.
The proclamation was ceremonial and required no council action beyond the presentation and recognition.
