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Please take a look at our donations list for the 2025-2026 school year.
Dear Sherman Oaks Families:
We hope you are having a great summer! Please take a look at the list of items that teachers would appreciate as donations for the upcoming school year:
2nd Grade: Maestra Ocana Maestro Gutierrez Maestra Subocz
3rd Grade: Maestra Márquez Maestra Ramírez Maestra Martinez
Thank you so much! Any items are greatly appreciated.
Please join us to learn more about out TK and Kinder Dual Immersion Program, as well as what students need for the start of the school year
Date: Wednesday, August 13th
Time: 3:30pm
Location: Multiuse Room
There will be a new parent welcome picnic following the orientation at 4:30pm, organized by our PTC. All parents are welcome to stay.
CUSD Books Find New Purpose in Libraries Around the World
Campbell Union School District (CUSD) is proud to partner with the Maryam Library Foundation in supporting global literacy while advancing its efforts to make every child a reader. The district donates thousands of obsolete textbooks and other gently used books to the foundation that helps build libraries in underserved communities around the world.
Over the past two years, CUSD has contributed more than 13,000 books—3,200 went to establish libraries in Kenya, over 5,000 supported an ongoing project in Tanzania, and another 5,000 will be headed to Uganda.
High school student volunteer, Ayaan Raza, collects the books from CUSD’s elementary and middle schools and the district warehouse. He says he appreciates the help he receives from the CUSD library staff and Ms. Sifuentez. Donations include board-approved, obsolete middle school textbooks in English Language Arts and Social Studies, leveled literacy intervention books, and discarded library novels.
"This partnership reflects our district’s commitment to education and embodies one of our core values: being community builders, not just locally, but globally," said Dr. Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent. "We’re proud to give these books new life and help expand access to learning for children and families around the world."
To volunteer to help with or to donate to the foundation’s projects, contact the foundation organizers through this link: https://www.maryamlibraryfoundation.org/home/contact-us
Maryam Zehra (left), founder and Presidential Award recipient during a podcast interview.
Free community event adds to summer fun and learning
Looking for a fun (and free!) summer outing for the family? Head over to the Campbell Community Center on Tuesday, July 1st, from 9:30–11:30am for the Touch-a-Truck event, hosted by our partners in Campbell Recreation & Community Services.
Kids can get a close-up look at real police cars, fire engines, ambulances, garbage trucks, excavators, and more! There will even be a visit from Kona Ice. It's a hands-on way for children to learn about the vehicles and heroes that help keep our community running.
Location: Community Center parking lot near the skatepark and track
️ Admission: Free and open to the public
ℹ️ Learn more: Campbell Park & Recreation Month
Schools Host Celebrations as the School Year Comes to a Close
Students, staff and families celebrated achievements this week, as we completed another school year together.
As we wrap up the school year, I want to thank you—our families—for your partnership, support, and trust. This has been a year of growth and achievement, and we’re proud of all our students, especially those moving on to middle or high school.
To our staff, thank you for nurturing both the minds and hearts of our students. And to our students—keep building on the lessons you’ve learned. The competencies we focus on—self-direction, critical thinking, collaboration, innovation, and empathy—will guide you in whatever comes next.
Wishing you all a safe and joyful summer!
Sincerely,
Dr. Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent