Would your 2nd-5th grader like to showcase their singing, dancing, or acting talents? If the answer is YES, then we need them in our school play, ARISTOCATS!
Tryouts begin on Monday, March 11th after school in the cafeteria.
Performance dates are May 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
Please see the flyers for more information!
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.
Key dates are listed here. More detailed calendar will be sent to families.
Remember to "Spring Forward" on your clocks this weekend.
Daylight Savings Time starts at 2:00 a.m. this Sunday, March 10.
Set your clocks ahead one hour!
An Internet Safety Message from Superintendent Shelly Viramontez. Ed.D.
Dear Parents,
We want to make you aware of what seems to be the latest viral challenge targeting children. It is called the Momo Challenge, and it centers around a disturbing character suggesting dangerous tasks for kids to perform. From what we have learned, these and other suggestions can also be found spliced into some YouTube Kids videos, including Fortnite and Peppa the Pig. This challenge also occurs through an app called WhatsApp, which could function on both phones and tablets.
We recommend that you talk to your child about these kinds of challenges, in a way that you feel is appropriate for their understanding. Given the connection and concern with messages within YouTube Kids videos, we also recommend that you monitor what your child is watching and screen the videos, even if they appear to be safe, to ensure their viewing does not include harmful messages.
The links below offer some information about the Internet hoax and resources to help you set rules at home:
Learn more about how you can ensure cyber safety at home.
o Media Guidelines for All Kids of All Ages
o Safe Search Kids
In our schools, we are aware of this trending issue and continue working to ensure students follow safe Internet use. Throughout the school year, our teachers reinforce the expectations for safe use and responsible practices described in our Student Digital Safety contracts. They also use the Common Sense Media resources and our lesson bank to teach grade-specific digital citizenship lessons.
If you have any further questions, please contact your child’s school.
Student safety is our top-most priority—even when they are traveling between home and school.
As students become more comfortable about walking or riding bikes between school and home, we want to be sure they stay alert and safe. Please talk to your child about how to stay safe while traveling to and from school.
Some suggested reminders are:
1. If possible, don’t walk or ride alone.
2. Stay aware of your surroundings. Watch where you’re going and what is happening around you.
3. Tell someone where you are going and when you will return.
4. Use cross walks and obey traffic signals.
5. Avoid strangers, and tell an adult right away if any suspicious people approach you.
Thank you for being our partner in student safety.
After school and preschool program sign ups start March 1, 2019
Elementary & Middle School Programs
Our before and after school programs offer safe, fun, and engaging programs where students develop current interests and discover new ones beyond the school day. Learn more.
Early Child Education Programs
Our high-quality infant, toddler, and preschool programs prepare children for successful educational journeys. Both fee-based and subsidized programs are available, year round, with part-time or full-time options. Learn more.
This Friday, 3/1, we will be hosting a wonderful parent workshop called Kidpower. It will take place in the cafeteria from 8:30-10:30.This is a free workshop that teaches skills to help people develop healthy relationships & make safe choices with others. This workshop focuses on skills & solutions for peer/sibling issues, including bullying.
Please see the flyer below for more information or contact our Community Liaison, Noelia Smith, at nsmith [at] campellusd.org or 408-556-0368 X 4839. Translation will be provided. This workshop is for adults only.
* Wednesdays end at 1:10
* Wednesdays end at 1:10
* Wednesdays end at 1:15
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!
