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Great Summer Options!

Updated Tue, Mar 22nd

Summertime fun and learning options abound for students from preschool through middle school. Act now, as limited space is available. Register at www.cusdextensions.org or in the CUSD Extensions Department, 155 North 3rd Street, Campbell.

Summer Preschool: Don’t miss out on an exciting summer full of Dinosaurs, Pirates, Space Voyages, and Ocean exploration in Preschool Discovery Days and Kinder Readiness Academy at Capri! Summer programs begin June 20th. Details online athttp://www.cusdextensions.org/programs/summer-programs/summer-preschool.
Grades 1-5 Summer Enrichment Camps: Keep your elementary grade student active and social as they enjoy Science, Technology, Recreation, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics activities at Forest Hill School. From budding artists and athletes to history buffs and bakers to astronauts and engineers—students get to do what they love AND discover new interests. Click on the e-flyers button (on this page) for details.
Grades 1-8 Tech Camps: Students enjoy learning 3D design, Animation and Minecraft in our Summer Tech Camp in the STEAM Space at Monroe Middle School. No experience is required. Sessions vary by age. Click on the e-flyers button (on this page) for details.

E-News Service Includes E-flyers

Updated Tue, Mar 22nd

Our school uses an electronic news system to send weekly information home to families. This system allows parents and guardians to receive via email the kind of weekly information that used to be in student backpacks: school news, calendars, correspondence, and flyers about activities and programs. Now the information can go directly to parents and guardians who subscribe to the e-news service.

The company providing part of the distribution service is called Peachjar. You may have received a welcome email from Peachjar that contained login information. You do not need to login to receive or view school flyers. It is an option for those who wish to manage their own settings.

Our e-news system is used exclusively for distribution of school-approved information. Your email address will not be shared or used for any other purpose.

If you have questions about our new e-news distribution service, please contact the school office or email Marla Sanchez at msanchez [at] campbellusd.org.

Students to Showcase STEAM

Updated Wed, Mar 16th

STEAM Showcase 2015 on March 30 at 4-7 p.m.

The District’s 2nd annual S.T.E.A.M. Showcase 2016, on March 30, is a community celebration of student innovation and creativity in Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics. It will feature works from our students and others from CUSD elementary and middle school.

When: Wednesday, March 30, 2016, from 4 – 7 p.m.

Where: Monroe Middle School campus, 1055 S. Monroe, San Jose

Information: 408-364-4200 or ask_us [at] campbellusd.org

New State Survey on Local Control & Accountability Plans

Updated Mon, Mar 14th

The State of California launched a new online survey to improve school districts’ Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs). The LCAPs are key tools for establishing 3-year goals to improve student outcomes and align spending with the goals.

Anyone who is interested – students, parents, educators, community members and others –can participate in the survey and help to make the plans easier to use, understand, and review.

The survey is open until 5 p.m., March 25, at cdefoundation.org/lcap-survey.

Sherman Oaks Rolls Out a 90/10 Dual Language Immersion Model!

Updated Thu, Sep 21st

Sherman Oaks Elementary School is now implementing a 90/10 Dual Language Immersion Model (Spanish/Eng.), which is proven by research and is field-tested, to be the most effective instructional approach of dual language education. During the 2015-16 school year, we are officialy transitioning from the former 50/50 approach to a 90/10 model with our Kindergarten and first grade classes. We will gradually increase each year as we progress through the grades until we reach 50/50 in fourth through sixth grade. This is exciting news as the whole school benefits from an "upgraded" instructional approach aligned to the Common Core State Standards that meets the demands of the 21st century. Click here to learn more: DLI Brochure.

Update on Student Data Lawsuit

Updated Thu, Mar 3rd

A Message from Superintendent Andrew

Federal Court Judge Kimberly Mueller held a hearing to amend her recent ruling pertaining to the protocol for releasing personally identifiable student information by the California Department of Education (CDE). She noted that the large number of objections the court has already received did indicate a high level of concern from the public.

The amended protocol calls for a court-appointed special master for discovery who will have to approve which data the plaintiffs can receive from the California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data System (CaLPADS) database. More details are on the district website. (www.campbellusd.org)

See New Middle School Math Texts & Materials

Updated Wed, Mar 2nd

The District is identifying which new Math textbooks and instructional materials to recommend for next school year. Come to either of these two sessions to see the materials yourself and to offer input and suggestions.

Friday, March 11 @ 8:45 a.m. at Campbell Middle School Media Center (after Coffee with the Principal)
Tuesday, March 15 @ 11 a.m. at Rolling Hills Middle School Library

Questions? Contact Lindsey Blass 408-364-4200 ext. 6224 or lblass [at] campbellusd.org.

Survey: How do parents choose a school?

Updated Tue, Mar 1st

The Campbell Union School District is on a mission to ensure each of our 12 schools is a “School of Choice” for our families and community. We want to know what influences your decision when choosing a school for your children. The responses will help us refine our programs to meet the needs of our students and parents by providing an educational experience that is “beyond the expected” at each of our schools and supporting programs.

Take the survey online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/campbellchoice.

For a printed copy, please call your child’s school or the District’s Public Information office.

New Preschool Options for 2016-2017!

Updated Fri, Feb 26th

Two of our preschools will begin offering 12-month programming in the 2016-17 school year. Open to ALL families, these 12-month preschool programs will be located at Marshall Lane and Forest Hill schools.

We also will be adding a new Toddler classroom, for children ages 2-3, at Marshall Lane, on August 24, 2016. Limited space is available.

Registration for the 2016-17 school year opens March 1st for all Preschool programs. For details and to register, visit our website on March 1st. Go to www.campbellusd.org/preschool, or by stop by the CUSD Extensions Department, at 155 North 3rd Street, Campbell.

Leadership Shift Planned for 2016-17

Updated Wed, Feb 24th

A message from the Superintendent

Dear Sherman Oaks Families:

I am writing to let you know about some changes that will be coming to Sherman Oaks this summer.

Principal Will Flores has informed us that he will be moving out of the area at the end of the school year to be closer to and spend more time with family. He remains committed to ensuring that students receive rigorous, quality education through the end of the school year.

Our Human Resources staff will begin the search process for the new principal. That process includes gathering input from Sherman Oaks staff and families about the qualities to consider for the next principal of Sherman Oaks Community Charter School.

Sincerely,

Eric Andrew, Ed.D., Superintendent

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