How will you keep your child's busy mind active when schools close for summer?
Our popular summer camp programs offer a safe and fun way for your child to enjoy the summer. Our weekly summer camp experiences offer a well-rounded program that includes Science Technology, Recreation, Engineering, Art and Math (STREAM) themed activities, field trips and more.
See our summer camp information online or click here to register.
You are invited to attend the Monroe Middle School Transition Meeting for parents of incoming Monrow Middle School students on May 29, 2019 from 9:00am-10:30am in the Monroe gym. Invitations have been mailed out. This is an opportunity to meet the new administration team and learn more about Monroe Middle School!
We are so excited to share the news that Jen Jasper has been recognized as our district Co-Administrator of the year. Jen has been a Blackford teacher and administrator since 2006. She became Assistant Principal at Blackford in 2015 and is being recognized for helping to create a united school culture that values academics, trust, open communication, and consistent support for students and staff. She is known as someone who demonstrates integrity, champions equity in education, embodies high ethical and professional standards, and brings out the best in others. Congrats Jen!!!
Stressed? Depressed? Trying Your Best? Come to Wellness Week Activities!
May 13 – 17 is Wellness Week. As May is Mental Health Awareness Month, we have planned many activities to help families be well and to spotlight the importance of overall wellness for our school community. Presentations for students, staff and parents will take place at the Monroe Middle School campus, in addition to lunch-time activities that focus on ways to attain mental, physical, and social-emotional wellness.
Flyers with more details are on your school’s e-flyers page, or from the Campbell Union School District Public Information Office, 408-341-7254.
WELLNESS WEEK SCHEDULE
(Taking place at Monroe Middle School campus)
Monday May 13th
Understanding the Teenage Brain, 8:30-9:30am in the MMS Cafeteria
Wednesday May 15th
Supporting your child's Mental Health, 8:30am-9:30am in the MMS Cafeteria
Wednesday May 15th
Community Safety & Earthquake Preparedness – 6:00-7:00pm in the MMS Cafeteria
Thursday- May 16th
• Vaping 101 for Parents, 8:45am-10:00am in the MMS Cafeteria
• Stress Management, 6:00–7:00pm in the MMS Cafeteria
• Yoga and Zumba for Parents, 7:00-8:30pm in the MMS Cafeteria
Friday May 17th
International Day Celebration, 5:00-8:00pm in the MMS Quad
ALL ACTIVITIES FREE OF CHARGE thanks to the following partners: SCCOE (Tobacco Use Prevention Education grant, School Linked Services, CASSY (Counseling and Support Services for Youth), El Camino’s 5210 program, Alum Rock Counseling Center, the District Attorney's office, Uplift Family Services and others.
May 23 Event to Celebrate Employees and Volunteers of the Year
On May 23, 2019, the Campbell Union School District (CUSD) community will celebrate 12 teachers, 17 classified employees, and 12 school volunteers who are nominees for annual awards. Only four of these honorees will be chosen for the annual district-level honors and will represent CUSD in county and regional programs. Several administrators also will be recognized for earning regional awards from professional education organizations.
The announcements will take place at the district’s annual Recognition Event, Thursday, May 23, 2019, beginning at 6 p.m., in Castlemont’s Multipurpose Room.
See the INVITATION for details and a LIST OF THE HONOREES in the flyers section.
We invited parents, students, employees and the community to share thoughts about what we're doing well and where we can improve.
We engage parents, students, employees and the community in developing our Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs) so that our decisions and plans are more responsive to our community’s educational priorities. LCAPs describe the school's overall vision for students, annual goals, and specific actions we will take to achieve the vision and goals.
In addition to other important student performance data, we invite input from our stakeholders in a variety of ways, both formal and informal. With a focus on district goals, we use the information to make decisions about programs and to seek added support through community grants and partnerships. As a result of last year’s feedback, some schools added field trips, others added counselors, and still others directed funds to support homework help or art instruction.
A few months ago, we invited parents, students, employees and the community to engage in an online forum, using Thoughtexchange.com to share their own thoughts and rate the thoughts of others about what we're doing well and where we can improve. We were able to receive direct input from thousands of stakeholders.
School administrators are sharing the school-level results with their committees and staff, as part of their planning process for next year. District-level Top Thoughts results are compiled into two interactive reports that appear on our LCAP webpage.
Or download a summary report as a PDF.
Students Voice - District Summary - 2018-19
Community - District Summary - 2018-19
K-5th Grade Summer Camps Now Enrolling
Get ready for the best summer ever!
Each week, our new summer camp experience will offer a well-rounded program that includes Science Technology, Recreation, Engineering, Art and Math (STREAM) themed activities, a highlight field trip, a low-light field trip and a fun Friday field day on-site.
Join us for a summer that feels, well, like summer. Register now!
Community support and solid fiscal management has protected schools from worse impacts. Download report.
A Message from Superintendent Shelly Viramontez, Ed.D.
Preparing our students for success in the yet-to-be-defined workplace of the future is rewarding and challenging. Recently, the challenges have increased with changes to economic conditions.
A few major factors have placed new strains on school and district budgets for our district and many others in the region.
The bottom line: Campbell Union School District will need to make $2 million in adjustments to our operating budget for the coming school year.
We are up to the challenge. We have taken some steps already to mitigate some the impacts of that large funding cut:
Our fiscal responsibility has earned us the public’s confidence and support. Our community shares our commitment to educate all students to their highest potential, approving school bonds to maintain and modernize our buildings and grounds and a parcel tax to provide competitive teacher salaries and up-to-date classroom technology.
Despite serious fiscal challenges coming our way, we are committed to maintaining both our financial solvency and the integrity of our instructional programs as we prepare our students for the opportunities of their yet-to-be-defined futures.
Come see how our STEAM-powered education is energizing students across the district.
All students and families are invited to this annual celebration of the Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics marvels our students have discovered and created.
When: Wednesday, April 3, 2019 • 4 – 7 p.m.
Where: 295 Cherry Lane, Campbell (Campbell School of Innovation campus)
The event features:
Profile of a Graduate is our commitment to students, families, and community.
See how the Profile of a Graduate is taking hold in our first year of aligning instruction to the key competencies:
self-directed, innovative, critical thinker, collaborative, empathetic.
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Welcome to Campbell Union School District! Start your child's enrollment here.
We also offer before/after school care, preschool and summer programs. Register today!
