Ms. Cheng taught character writing, all learners observed the dragon dance, and kinders paraded in front of students and stomped "firecrackers" (also known as bubble wrap).
School News
Updated Mon, Sep 28th
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Updated Tue, Feb 4th
Open Enrollment period — Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025 through Friday, Feb. 14, 2025 — is the time to request a transfer to a specific school within our district for a Kindergarten student.
NOTE for current TK Families:
Please use our school finder link to identify which elementary school is considered the child's home school for Kindergarten. It may be different from the one your TK student attended in 2024-25. Click here for the district website.
Updated Thu, Jan 30th
Link to slide presentation. Choose one tour, either at 8:30 am or 3:30 pm on Tuesday, January 21 in staff room #1; no RSVP is required. Enter and sign in through the front office behind the construction trailer. Best to allow time to find neighborhood parking and to sign in as we'll begin meetings promptly at start times. You'll hear from Principals Ms. Burbank and Ms. Armann and have a chance for a guided campus tour for a behind the fences glimpse. You can search for enrollment answers ahead of time at the district website: https://www.campbellusd.org/enrollment
Go FALCONS!
Updated Tue, May 19th
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.
Updated Fri, Dec 20th
Assembly speaker Dr. Blake Brandes presented on the black top to all Forest Hill Falcons. He explained how the brain is a muscle that can get stronger, and if you're not good at something, you say, "I'm not good at playing piano, yet" as an example. He had students share things they're not good at yet, and the list included math, tennis, reading, Minecraft, jewelry-making, and more. And then he delivered those items in an amazing on-the-spot rap, linked below. Dr. Brandes got the whole audience clapping and chanting, "If I keep going, my mind keeps growing!" An awesome message for every learner. Every classroom also received Dr. Brandes' newest book titled One More Try.
Updated Mon, Nov 3rd
Updated Tue, Nov 26th
5th graders Neev Kodnani, Nirup Sai Venati, and Sachit Gubbi from Ms. Ensor's class participated in CalChess Grade-Level State Championship for chess this past weekend and won first place! Check out the winners lifting the trophy that's now on display in the front office.
Updated Tue, Nov 19th
Forest Hill's adaptive PE teacher Alejandro Prado hosts morning recess activities on the blacktop near room 12 on Thursdays and in the kinder yard on Tuesdays. The activities create inclusion with all students at recess time so we would love for you to encourage your learner to stop by and have some fun. Every month, Mr. Praro hosts a new rotation of activities. For the month of October, learners used balancing stones and beams. This month, learners can play ring toss together. In December, they'll play bean bag toss (for the win!). Mr. Praro is excited to welcome all Forest Hill learners to create a more inclusive environment for our school.
