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Delays of 15 minutes during pick-up this afternoon for 1:30pm dismissal as PGE has one way traffic control right in front of school as they make saw cuts across the pavement. Remember to GO SLOW in the CONE ZONE!
For the first time, Forest Hill invited graduating seniors from Class of 2025 back to their old stomping grounds!
Although the front office and library have switched places, a new MU is under construction, and a few teachers have retired, Class of 2025 seniors returned to Forest Hill to participate in our monthly Falcon Fest to celebrate learning -- and graduating! Seniors from Westmont reminisced about playing four square and swinging on the bars. They greeted teachers who taught them to read and write, to add and subtract! Seniors walked our royal blue carpet while new Falcons applauded. Each senior left with a FH pennant. Thanks for coming back home to celebrate your high school graduation, seniors!
Schools Host Celebrations as the School Year Comes to a Close
Students, staff and families celebrated achievements this week, as we completed another school year together.
As we wrap up the school year, I want to thank you—our families—for your partnership, support, and trust. This has been a year of growth and achievement, and we’re proud of all our students, especially those moving on to middle or high school.
To our staff, thank you for nurturing both the minds and hearts of our students. And to our students—keep building on the lessons you’ve learned. The competencies we focus on—self-direction, critical thinking, collaboration, innovation, and empathy—will guide you in whatever comes next.
Wishing you all a safe and joyful summer!
Sincerely,
Dr. Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent
School filters pause for summer—family supervision becomes key
As summer begins, online safety shifts from school-based protections to home-based supervision, because our administrators will also be enjoying a bit of time off. While students can still log into Clever and other learning apps using personal devices, district internet filters and safety tools like Gaggle will not be active.
Additionally, take-home Chromebooks assigned to students in grades 6–8 will be disabled for the summer and reactivated before school resumes on August 20, 2025.
We encourage families to stay involved in their children’s digital lives:
Helpful Resources for Families
Together, we can help students build safe and responsible online habits—at school and at home.
Resources for families to help their students retain and accelerate skills
To help students retain their math and literacy skills over the summer, Campbell Union School District offers a variety of free resources for families. Visit our Help at Home web page for tools, tips, and activities you can do with your child that support learning in fun and engaging ways.