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Forest Hill's Distance Learning Hub

Updated Wed, Jun 24th

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Congratulations! You’ve made it through weeks at home combining working, parenting, teaching, and Spring Break. Whew! Take a few moments and give yourselves a pat on the back. We know all too well how challenging it has been as many of our staff are parents, as well.

We are excited to share a new website where all of Forest Hill’s Distance Learning plans and resources will be available. We are referencing it as “Forest Hill’s Distance Learning Hub”. This hub will be updated weekly. We really hope that it will prove to be helpful. We will be using this website as the main source of communication and teachers will also be relying on Seesaw and/or Google Classroom to push out lessons. Please be checking your emails frequently.

https://sites.google.com/campbellusd.org/forest-hill-distant-learning-/home?authuser=0

Supply Lists

Updated Wed, Jun 17th

Please click below for the supply list for each of the grade levels for the fall of 2020.

Contact Information

Updated Tue, Jun 16th

The district will be reaching out to families throughout the summer for the most updated information regarding school opening in August. It is essential that we have your correct contact information. If you know that your email or phone number has changed, please call 408-364-4200 and let us know, ASAP.

Young American Poetry Digest Winners

Updated Mon, Jun 1st

Earlier this year, ten Forest Hill students participated in a voluntary national poetry contest by the Young American Poetry Digest. This is the twenty-sixth year of the publication, which highlights the talents of young poets and provides a national audience for their most creative poetry. This year’s theme was Haiku, a short Japanese form of poetry. I am pleased to announce that all ten students were accepted for inclusion in their 2020 poetry book. A complimentary book will be featured in our Forest Hill library for all students to enjoy. Congratulations to our ten winners!

Joyee Goh, 3rd grade, Ms. Ferrari
Ting Lian, 3rd grade, Ms. Sennewald
Umeno Adachi, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Cole Allen, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Emi Macias Diaz, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Emme Hogan, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Rithvik Koppula, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Kaden Liu, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Warren Zhong, 4th grade, Ms. Prakash
Elena Bryson, 5th grade, Ms. Howland

Project Cornerstone Continues Remotely

Updated Thu, May 21st

Our Program Asset for May is Asset #18: Young people being encouraged to spend time each week virtually connecting to the community via sports, clubs, or organizations at school and/or directly in community organizations. Our Forest Hill parent readers have been enjoying remotely reading May's Book "The Ok Book" written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. In it, the author and illustrator celebrate the real skills and talents our students possess, encouraging, and empowering them to discover their own individual strengths and personalities! Whether "OK" personifies an 'OK climber', an 'OK lightning bug catcher', or an OK whatever there is to experience, in this book "OK is an OK place to be!" And being OK just may lead to the discovery of what makes one great!

Shobha Neelamraju (pictured, reading on campus earlier this year), a parent reader this year and mom to 1st Grade twins Yash and Myra, says this about her experience as a Project Cornerstone reader:
"Cornerstone is a fantastic initiative that helps aid in building a foundation for our children and future generations. I strongly believe in, and look forward to continue reading and nurturing our kids to encourage good behaviors."

ELAC Meeting

Updated Mon, May 11th

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Please use this link to access the agenda for our ELAC meeting that is scheduled for May 20th at 2:30 PM.

We Miss Our Students!

Updated Wed, May 6th

In an effort to uplift our students, many of the Forest Hill staff collaborated together to send a message to our students that they are missed and loved.

Intending on Returning in the Fall?

Updated Thu, Apr 30th

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Please help us plan our classes for the fall by using this link to complete the required form. You will need to complete for each child in grades TK-4^th who are currently attending Forest Hill. We know that fifth-graders will be moving on and we will miss them dearly. We understand situations change, but please complete today and let the office staff know if your plans change. Your responses are confidential and essential for planning & staffing purposes. DUE by Friday, May 8th.

Thank you.

https://forms.gle/tddCHfUWRByQf5Ld6

We Are in This Together

Updated Wed, Apr 29th

Student, Gianna, shared a video in her efforts to let everyone know that we are in this together.

Here is the URL for the video.

https://vimeo.com/412873132

Showing Empathy for Essential Workers

Updated Fri, Apr 24th

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As a principal, I am always proud of the many things our students, staff and community members are doing. I am especially pleased to hear that our own first graders, Myra and Yash, are using their time while sheltered in place to thank their community members who are out there providing services to us. They believed that their thank you notes could bring smiles to these essential service workers in the most testing times for the humanity. They saw tears in the eyes of the mail lady and garbage truck driver when they handed over the cards. Let’s all remember that a thank you goes a long way and we need to continually support each other especially during trying times.

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