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Kinder Tour and Enrollment Information

Thank you to all parents who attended our kindergarten enrollment tours!

rainbow above Sherman Oaks Campus

Thank you to all parents who attended our kindergarten enrollment tours! We enjoyed meeting you and showing you our campus and instructional program. If you were unable to attend or would like to learn more about our school, here is a slide deck with the information we presented. This informational pamphlet in English and Spanish also has information about our school.

Monroe Middle School Band to Showcase Talents at Santa Clara Men's Basketball Game

Special tickets available for supporters

middle school boy playing a trombone

Fifty-six talented students from the Monroe Middle School Band will be performing the National Anthem at the upcoming Santa Clara Men's Basketball Game against San Diego on Saturday, February 3rd. The event, set to be broadcast on ESPN+, marks a significant milestone for the school and its budding musicians.

The band's participation at the game comes as a result of a special invitation from the university. To celebrate and involve the school community, Santa Clara University is extending a special ticket rate for Monroe Middle School supporters.

“We are so proud of our musicians at Monroe!” said Music Teacher Megan Duena. Monroe restarted the band program in 2021, after the school returned to in-person instruction. The program has grown to five full classes of band. The students receive daily instruction on reading music and playing instruments. Thanks to the support of the Monroe Middle School band booster program, students also benefit from regular small group instruction provided by outside professionals. 

The dedication and hard work invested in the program have resulted in some students receiving superior ratings at solo and ensemble festivals, showcasing the high quality of musical education at Monroe.

Access Special Tickets

  1. Use this Link
    (https://scubroncos.universitytickets.com/w/ev...)
  2. Make sure to select Reserved and how many tickets you want. Then choose Section 105 or 106
  3. After that, login in or create an account, and you will have an option at checkout to enter the Promo Code mmsband24. 

This is the screen you see when you go to check out. 

January is School Board Recognition Month

District’s Governing Board is Dedicated to Student Success

Five head shot photos--one of each board member with name and trustee area—in black and white, and the background is a colorful map of the district boundaries.

January is School Board Recognition Month, and Campbell Union School District (CUSD) wants to acknowledge its five locally elected public officials. 

“Our Board has a pivotal role in supporting student success by shaping the district's mission, vision, policy priorities, budget, and benchmarks,” said District Superintendent Shelly Viramontez. “They direct resources strategically and ensure accountability to the community by monitoring our progress toward goals.”

CUSD’s Governing Board members work with the superintendent to make decisions that will best serve all students in our district. The district’s boundaries include parts of six cities: Campbell, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, San Jose, Santa Clara and Saratoga. Each board member is assigned to a trustee area, although they represent the interests of the entire district.

There are more than 5,000 school district and county office of education board members, making school boards the largest group of elected officials in the state.

To learn more about CUSD’s Governing Board, including policies and meeting schedules, visit www.campbellusd.org/board.

Survey participation makes a difference in student learning

Here are some reminders!

arial view of a table with people sitting all around it and the word Feedback large in the center

Your input in our annual School Experience Survey leads to positive changes in student learning. Changes from past surveys resulted in increased student involvement, more hands-on learning opportunities, additional field trips, and improved communication between school and home. 

Wondering How?

Below are examples of programs resulting from past survey feedback. Your participation informs our future budget and resource decisions. Check with your school principal about specifics for your own school.

A survey link was emailed to all families last week. Please take a few minutes to participate on your mobile device or desktop computer.

Spring Book Fair

Join us for our Book Fair in the library from Feb 5th-8th. The Grand Opening will be Feb 2nd.

book fair in the library

When is the Book Fair?

Grand Opening

Fri 2/2 5:30pm-7:30pm 

Food Sale 5pm-7pm, by 8th grade for Yosemite Camp 

**special guest

Open on Feb 5th - 8th

At lunch time, and one hour after school (until 3:30pm on mon/tue/fri, until 2:30pm on wed)

Friday Feb 9th at lunch time only

Where are the proceeds going?

The proceeds of the book fairs benefit our school, our students ....

Purchase part of the library books

Purchase part of the classroom books collection (teacher wishlist)

Every classroom teacher will make a wishlist on what they wish to have in their classroom. Some of the books will be purchased by the parents as gifts. Some of the books will be purchased through the proceeds of the Book Fair.

The fall pumpkin contest

Do you know our school has a fall pumpkin decoration contest every year? That is a very fun event that involves the whole community.

End of Year books give away

Every year before the summer break, our librarian, Mrs Festa will ensure every student who returned their library books brings home a book. She encourages the students to keep reading throughout the summer.