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Upcoming Events

Classroom Mission Statements

Forest Hill teachers are elevating student voice through student-drafted mission statements in each classroom.

mission statement from room 31

We know that when learners know the WHY, in addition to the WHAT, they perform better.  This year, teachers are asking students what is important to them in their new classroom space.  How will they, as students, show up for each other?  Each classroom's mission statement will use grade appropriate language.  Each will be different because they are created by and committed to by the students in the room.  In this example, students are adding their handprint as their commitment.  A different classroom will be featured each week.  

More Than Meals: A Simple Form That Makes a Big Difference

Parents can unlock crucial funding for schools 

elementary school boy smiles and gives 2 thumbs up

By completing a school funding form, you can help our schools receive over $1,000 in additional state grants for each qualifying form. Through the Universal Meals program, the number of students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals at the school makes a difference to overall school funding to enhance programs and resources that benefit all students.

Completing Your Form Helps:

  • Technology: Provides up-to-date tools for students and classrooms.
  • Intervention Support: Offers extra help for students in need.
  • Afterschool Programs: Ensures safe, engaging environments after school.
  • Counseling Services: Supports student mental health.
  • School Kitchen Equipment: Improves facilities for nutritious meals.

Additional Family Benefits: Qualifying families may also get discounts on services like internet access and summer camps.

Do Your Part: Applying is quick and easy—just visit this link, or contact us at food [at] campbellusd.org for assistance. Your application helps  secure the resources that make our schools a better place for all students. It helps individual families and strengthens the overall school community by ensuring that all students have access to the resources they need to thrive.

Tuesday Tip: ParentSquare Notifications

You have control over how and when you receive ParentSquare notifications from your child's school and district. The attached handout in both English and Spanish can tell you how. It can be especially helpful for families who have several students, because…

You have control over how and when you receive ParentSquare notifications from your child's school and district. The attached handout in both English and Spanish can tell you how.

It can be especially helpful for families who have several students, because it gives you one place to get all messages from your child's teachers,  the school office, and the district. 

You can choose to receive notices by email, text and/or the free ParentSquare app. 
Want to be a ParentSquare Pro? 
Check out ParentSquare's robust index of Help articles. From the mobile app, select the stack of lines in the upper left corner, then choose the Help option.

Special Discount to SJ Earthquakes Soccer - 8/31/24

Campbell Union School District families and employees! Use the QR code below to get discount tickets to the August 31st Earthquakes game at Pay Pal Park in San Jose. Questions? Contact Fiona.Lindsay@SJEarthquakes.com or 408-556-7777.  …

Campbell Union School District families and employees!
Use the QR code below to get discount tickets to the August 31st Earthquakes game at Pay Pal Park in San Jose.
Questions? Contact Fiona.Lindsay [at] SJEarthquakes.com or 408-556-7777.

 

District Launches 2024-25 School Year with Focus on Equity

Continuing dedication to fostering success through equity in education.

On August 16th, Campbell Union School District kicked off the 2024-25 school year with a lively welcome-back symposium for all staff. Over 850 teachers and staff gathered to celebrate service milestones and focus on the year ahead.

Superintendent Shelly Viramontez thanked the support teams who worked through the summer to ready classrooms and emphasized the district's commitment to diversity and inclusive practices. Keynote speaker Dr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade delivered an inspiring talk on the difference between equality and equity, urging staff to deeply understand and meet students' needs.

Watch the event recap.