School News

Updated Tue, Jun 7th

Second grader Michelle Ge won an award for her art work from the County Office of Education.  Her art work was chosen to be displayed at the County Office.  She was the only student chosen from our District.  Congratulations Michelle! Please check out the news article about Michelle in the Mercury News: http://www.mercurynews.com/campbell/ci_299623...

Updated Fri, Jun 3rd

Congratulations to Anna Genna! Anna's design was chosen from hundreds of 3D designs submitted by girls to Savvy Society. Please check out Anna's work. http://www.savvysociety.co/

Updated Wed, Jun 1st

Share your thoughts on the proposed San Tomas Aquino Creek Trail Project.

Place: Forest Hill Elementary School Cafeteria Date/Time: June 6 (Monday), 2016, at 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Contact Fred Ho for additional information @ (408) 866-2150 or publicworks [at] cityofcampbell.com

The project’s goal is to create a passive trail along San Tomas Aquino Creek From Westmont Avenue to Virginia Avenue.

The feasibility study and the conceptual design are the first stages of the project. 

Updated Wed, Jun 1st

Projects at several schools will require removing trees and replacing them with types that will not interfere with solar collectors. A meeting about the projects will be held on Tues., Jun 7th, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Monroe Middle School’s PLC Bldg., 1055 South Monroe Street, San Jose.

Updated Tue, May 31st

Stop by before Tuesday, June 7th and find missing sweatshirts, jackets, sweaters, hats, and lunch pails. All remaining clothes will be given to a local shelter.

Updated Tue, May 31st

We are pleased to announce an addition to our annual Art Showcase scheduled for Friday, June 3rd. Students in grades TK, K, 1, 3, 4 & 5th will have a performance slot in which they will perform two songs that we have been practicing. This event is not a drop-off event, each grade level should arrive 15 minutes before their performance slot so that we can get ready in between performances. Please have students get their equipment from Room 15 upon their arrival. If you are unable to attend, we understand. 

We are going to need some parent volunteers to help make sure that this event runs smoothly and efficiently, please let us know if you’re considering helping out! Please email Mr. Ward.  j.ward [at] rhythmandmoves.com

Updated Performance times:

TK – 5:00

K – 5:20

1 – 5:40

3 – 6:00

4 – 6:20

5 – 6:40

Updated Fri, May 27th

New solar structures will be built on several schools, as part of Campbell Union School District’s energy conservation program. To maximize efficiency and savings, the projects will require removing trees and replacing them with different types that will not interfere with solar collector function.

INFORMATIONAL MEETING
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016 – 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Monroe Middle School, PLC Bldg., 1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose

Updated Fri, May 27th

Forest Hill was presented an award from the American Heart Association for our generous donation campaign earlier this year. Our community was able to raise over $6,200 for the Jump Rope for Heart program. Thank you for participating in this important, life changing program. We also honored our student Katie Oamek for her hard work. She raised the most money at our school for this organziation. Way to go Katie!

Updated Fri, May 27th

We presented over 80 students with their 1 Million Word Reader certificates on Friday, May 27th. We are very proud of their dedication and love of reading!

Updated Sat, May 21st

On Saturday, May 21, some Forest Hill students and their families participated in the National River Clean Up.  Celena Pirkl, Nathan and Nicholas Taylor, Anthony and Christian Krukenberg, Andrew and Kevin Chen, Advik and Amruta Gonugunta, Ronak Menze, and Amelia Ocher helped to clean up the creek behind our school. In a little over an hour, about 75 pounds of trash and 45 pounds of recycling were removed from the creek! A big thanks to these students and their families for braving the weather and helping to make our community a better place. There will be another clean up in September.