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Sherman Oaks’ presentation and tours will occur on Jan 15th & Jan 27th
Please come and join our presentation and tour of Sherman Oaks on January 15th at 9am in our staff lounge located near our main office. A second presentation will be Jan 27th 4:15pm. Please come and learn more about our TK/Kinder program in addition to our TK-8th grade dual immersion program.
Annual Parent/Guardian Survey Opens Jan. 15th
In our district, we consistently strive to do better. To continue to improve, we need input from our community. Our annual School Experience Survey is the best way for us to reach the greatest number of parents, guardians, staff and students across the district.
The survey results provide vital information for us to know what's working and what we can improve. What can we celebrate, and what areas need more attention?
The survey is quick, confidential, and necessary feedback for us to make our schools great places to learn and work.
Parents, please look for the survey link in your email, ParentSquare account or posters at your child's school.
P.S. Did you miss the Superintendent’s video message last week? Click here.
English/Language Arts curricula being considered for grades 6-8
We are in the process of adopting a new curriculum for our middle grades for English/ Language Arts. Our teachers are piloting one unit from each curriculum, completing the assessments, and sharing feedback with the instructional team.
As part of our adoption process, we invite parents and community members to preview and provide feedback on the two curricula being piloted. The feedback from parents, community and our teachers will be shared with the piloting team and the Governing Board before a final adoption decision is made. Implementation is planned for the 2025-26 school year.
The proposed grade 6-8 curricula, CommonLit and Savvas myPerspectives, will be available for review on Thursday, February 6, 2025, in the Hamilton Room, at the District Administration Office (155 N 3rd St., Campbell). Viewing sessions are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
For questions, please contact your school’s principal or call the District’s Teaching and Learning Department at 408-364-4200.
Annual Survey: A Message from the Superintendent
Starting January 15th, Campbell Union School District will launch its annual School Experience survey of families, students, and staff. Your feedback plays a vital role in shaping district and school-level decisions that support students' success.
Please watch this video message from Superintendent Viramontez to learn how your input makes a difference!
La encuesta anual: Un mensaje del superintendente sobre
A partir del 15 de enero, el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Campbell lanzará su encuesta anual de Experiencia Escolar para familias, estudiantes y personal. Sus comentarios juegan un papel vital en la formulación de decisiones a nivel de distrito y escuela que apoyan el éxito de los estudiantes.
¡Mire este mensaje en video del Superintendente Viramontez para saber cómo su aporte hace la diferencia!
Video - English - https://youtu.be/uQesLvHAFdU
Video - Español - https://youtu.be/ZQOfIrXT5Ck
Dear Families: Yesterday, January 7, 2025, we were informed by PowerSchool, our Student Information System (SIS) platform, that they experienced an international cyber attack at the end of December. This afternoon, our data team was invited to a…
Dear Families:
Yesterday, January 7, 2025, we were informed by PowerSchool, our Student Information System (SIS) platform, that they experienced an international cyber attack at the end of December. This afternoon, our data team was invited to a webinar by PowerSchool to learn more about the situation. We have confirmed that some of our data was accessed. Fortunately, the disclosed information did not include any students’ Social Security Numbers.
Essentially, the data accessed was the student's name, birthdate, address and similar information. The discernable data fields accessed can be found here.
In the webinar, PowerSchool shared their corrective actions and confidence that there is no further threat to the data.
While there is no indication that student passwords were compromised, we will supplement our daily monitoring system by providing students with new passwords in the next few days.
We have worked extensively to ensure security in our data systems, such as implementing a Multi-Factor Authentication process, geographic restrictions, suspicious login protections and other security measures. It is unfortunate that, in spite of these efforts, our data was accessed as part of the PowerSchool cyberattack. We will continue to work to ensure our data is secure and will ensure our Student Information System increases security protections.
PowerSchool is monitoring the situation, has engaged a cybersecurity remediation company to prevent future incidents, and will provide our staff with updates for our community. For questions related to PowerSchool’s security procedures, please visit PowerSchool’s website or email Security [at] PowerSchool.com.