Tue., July 12th, 6:30–7:30 pm
Campbell Union School District administrators will provide information about improvements at schools, including new outdoor signs. Monroe Middle School - PLC Bldg., 1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose, CA
School News
Updated Wed, Jun 29th
The latest issue of Campbell Union School District's Board Meeting News is now online via the e-flyer link on your news page.
The issue includes an update on the reorganization proposed for Campbell Middle School and several other regular agenda items. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the reorganization are also available on the District’s website at campbellusd.org/news/reorg2016faq.
Updated Thu, Jun 23rd
New digital marquee signs at all CUSD schools are making it faster and easier to share announcements with families and the community. To accommodate neighbors’ wishes, we’ve adjusted the signs so they operate from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM Monday through Friday, and 10 AM to 4 PM on weekends. We reduced power/brightness from 100% down to 25%, and we’re exploring ways to make the internal fans quieter. Otherwise, the signs are proving very helpful in notifying people of important dates and events at the schools so they may plan accordingly.
Updated Thu, Jun 16th
Your child will have access to iReady Reading and Math practice lessons until July 17. If your child has forgotten their username, please contact Mrs. Khalid (dkhalid [at] campbellusd.org).
Updated Wed, Jun 15th
Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) relating to CUSD’s reorganization and changes to Campbell Middle School are available online now. Please click and save these links as favorites so that you may stay informed about the progress.
Also, the Governing Board receives updates on this topic at every meeting. Meeting dates and times are posted on our calendar.
Updated Wed, Jun 15th
Please join us for an upcoming meeting of the Governing Board when trustees will consider holding an election for the potential bond measure.
When: Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 7PM
Where: Campbell Union School District Administration Building, 155 N. Third Street, near downtown Campbell
See the agenda online for information about this and other agenda topics.
Updated Tue, Jun 14th
The City Council will be considering Conceptual Approval of the
Harriet Avenue / McCoy Avenue / San Tomas Aquino Road Traffic Signal
Place: City Council Chamber at 70 North First Street Date/Time:
June 21(Tuesday) 2016 at 7:30p.m.
The Harriet Avenue/McCoy Avenue/San Tomas Aquino Road Signalization Project is a federally funded project that would replace the existing flashing beacon system at Harriet Avenue/McCoy Avenue with a new traffic signal at Harriet Avenue/McCoy Avenue/San Tomas Aquino Road. This project would also widen the sidewalk on the east side of Harriet Avenue over San Tomas Aquino Creek and install accessibility ramps at intersection corners.
Updated Mon, Jul 25th
Thank you for another fabulous school year. Our students have worked so hard this year learning the Common Core standards. Their accomplishments deserve a standing ovation. Thank you to our dedicated staff. The Forest Hill staff has put in countless hours to ensure our students have a rich learning environment that supports all students. Of course, we can’t say enough about our dynamic parent volunteers and our PTA. We greatly appreciate your support. Your contributions have made a positive impact on each student at Forest Hill. I hope your summer is filled with relaxation and exciting experiences. Don’t forget, school starts on Wednesday, August 24th.
Updated Tue, Jun 14th
Ideas from Campbell USD teachers to encourage children to read during summer break.
Children who don't read during the summer can lose up to two months of learning by the time they return to school in the fall. That’s why our teachers have put together this list of options for parents who want to maintain or develop their child’s literacy during the summer.
Please read the attached document for ideas.
Updated Tue, Jun 14th
Campbell Union School District’s community newsletter, Beyond the Expected, is available now online, at the District’s central administration office, and will soon be available in local libraries.