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Traffic Safety Before and After School

We ask that all Lynahven families follow the rules of the road while driving near school

Traffic Safety

Dear Lynhaven Families, 

While it easy to be caught up in the rush of morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up, we ask that you always prioritize safety. Drivers need to follow all the rules of the road, including the posted School Zone speed limit of 25 mph. 

Just as you want drivers to be safe near your homes, our Lynhaven neighbors ask that all of our drivers are safe near their homes. 

Every instructional minute does count. No instructional minutes count more than each of us doing our part to keep the community safe. 

Want to report unsafe driving or traffic violations on the city streets near school? Please report them to the City of San Jose at (408) 277-8900. Want to request a speed monitor from the City of San Jose? Please contact them at (408) 535-3850. 

In partnership,

Ms. Callaway-Wilson,

Principal 

CUSD Students Triumph in 2024 Tech Challenge "Cosmic Quest"

CSI Team Lunar Eclipse earns the "Outstanding Collaboration" award 

5 students in white hard hats standing in front of cameras as a woman in a pink hard hat holds a microphone and a man in a pink hard hat listens to what is being said.

Representing their school and the district proudly, Campbell School of Innovation (CSI) students showcased their problem-solving skills at the 37th annual Tech Challenge held on April 28, 2024. Under the theme "Cosmic Quest," the mission was to develop a launcher to transport supplies to a distant moon, simulating a crucial space mission.

Three CSI teams participated, with Team Lunar Eclipse earning the "Outstanding Collaboration" award for grades 7-8. The event, hosted by The Tech Interactive, drew over 540 teams who spent months preparing their innovative solutions to the challenge.

"I am super proud of all of their hard work this year," CSI teacher Amanda Haughs said, noting the students' dedication, ideas and teamwork.

The CSI Teams are:
Team Axis -- Nikhil M., Cash F., Charlie O. Daniel A., James N.

Team Lunar Eclipse -- Joseph T., Claire G., Logan C., Nicola F., Sebastian H.

Team Cosmic Wolves -- Agastya S., Joshua A., Jay P., Abdullah B., Nolan V.

The Tech Challenge encourages students from grades 4-12 to engage deeply in the engineering design process, fostering both collaboration and critical thinking skills. This year's challenge not only highlighted the students' technical skills but also their ability to work together to solve complex problems.

2024-2025 Returning to Lynhaven or CUSD Questionnaire

Greetings Lynhaven Families,  We cant believe another school year has passed us by! Whether this has been your first, second, or plus school year at Lynhaven we have enjoyed all the families, memories and growth.  In preparation for the…

Greetings Lynhaven Families, 

We cant believe another school year has passed us by! Whether this has been your first, second, or plus school year at Lynhaven we have enjoyed all the families, memories and growth. 

In preparation for the following school year, each year towards the end we ask families if their student(s) will be returning. 

As circumstances can change, please note that we send out this questionnaire twice. This will be the first. A second questionnaire will be asked again at the beginning of 2024-2025. 

What? Please fill out this questionnaire by May 22nd.
Why? This helps us prepare for next school year! The more accurate our enrollment the less changes and the less shuffling happens with students and staff placement.

Thank you for your support!

Kindly,
Ms. Bianca
Lynhaven Administrative Assistant
bibarra [at] campbellusd.org
(408) 556-0368 ext. 4850

[Tuesday, May 7 at 12:15 PM]
Reminder: Deadline is May 22nd.

**Please note to respond to this questionnaire it requires the Parent Square Application. In person support available. Or email Bianca; bibarra [at] campbellusd.org.

District Receives "Bold Steps for Children" Award 

Recognition for role in county-wide School Wellness Centers effort

two middle school girls sit at a table and talk to a woman.

Campbell USD was one of 13 school districts to earn the Bold Steps for Children Award from Kids In Common, Santa Clara County’s only comprehensive child advocacy organization focused on children’s issues and policies. The award recognizes the district for its role in supporting School Wellness Centers. 

The Santa Clara County Office leveraged resources to fund School Wellness Centers throughout the county, and Monroe Middle School’s was among the first for middle school students. The program is one of many examples of how community partnerships support our students.

School Wellness Centers provide safe and supportive environments on school campuses where students can visit to de-stress. They provide holistic support addressing physician, mental, emotional, and social support, family support services, and support to school staff.

School Site Council

Our next School Site Council Meeting of the year is Tuesday, April 30th

School Site Council Community Meeting

School Site Council is scheduled for April 30th at 2:30 p.m. We will meet in Room 30. 

Our agenda can be accessed here.