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List of wished for donations by grade level for the 2024-2025 school year
Please take a look at the list of items that teachers would appreciate as donations for the upcoming school year:
2nd Grade:
Maestra Bañuelos
Maestra Ocana / Amazon Wish List
Maestra Barboza / Amazon Wish List
Thank you so much! Any items are greatly appreciated!
BOARD MEMO HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEETING ON OCTOBER 17, 2024 To provide our community with timely and transparent information about actions taken at our Governing Board meetings, please enjoy our inaugural edition of Board…
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District Leadership Team Shares Best Practices, Initiatives, and More
Thanks to the collaborative efforts of teachers, support staff, administrators, and community partners, Campbell Union School District (CUSD) is becoming a model district locally and nationally.
“When other districts seek our input and advice, it’s a clear sign we’re on the right path,” said Governing Board Member Michael Snyder.
Superintendent Dr. Shelly Viramontez and district leaders have been invited to speak at several conferences and legislative hearings, sharing CUSD’s progress on topics like educational equity, student wellness, community partnerships, and leadership.
Recent Speaking Engagements:
Key Accomplishments:
CUSD’s achievements continue to gain recognition, setting a positive example for districts nationwide. The CUSD is off to a strong start for the 2024-25 school year, and the Governing Board extends its gratitude to the staff, students, and families for their contributions to our success.
Popular program enhances student learning while giving teachers valuable professional learning time
In response to feedback from parents and teachers, the AIM program was designed to offer hands-on, engaging experiences in art, innovation, and music for all K-5 students across the district throughout the school year. Middle school students can also enjoy AIM programs through lunchtime clubs and integrated opportunities.
While students enjoy learning from a skilled team of AIM specialists, their classroom teachers have time to review student progress data and collaborate on lessons targeted to support achievement at every level.
The program was created through the one-time Art & Music Block Grant funds, and we are able to sustain it through the new Proposition 28 Arts & Music funding. Parents can explore grade-specific examples on the AIM Blog.
A Message from the Superintendent
Campbell Union School District is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all students and staff, from offering counseling and wellness support to managing crisis situations.
Please watch this safety message from the Superintendent, Dr. Viramontez
