School News

State-mandated reports, known as SARCs, provide information about each public school¹s demographic and academic data, class sizes, teacher and staff information, fiscal data and descriptions of curriculum and instruction. 

Reports for schools in Campbell Union School District are available in school offices and online on our School Information page.

Please take a few minutes to do our Brightbytes technology survey online. This gives the district important information about our current needs and ideas surrounding technology at school. Our collection window opened on March 21st and closes on April 1st. Many students have already taken the survey at school. Parents can access the survey through our district website at www.campbellusd.org or by going to www.bbyt.es and enter our parent access code.

Our school’s parent access code was listed incorrectly last week. The correct parent code is LZ3BP. Thank you in advance for your support!

Summertime fun and learning options abound for students from preschool through middle school. Act now, as limited space is available. Register at www.cusdextensions.org or in the CUSD Extensions Department, 155 North 3rd Street, Campbell.

• Summer Preschool: Don’t miss out on an exciting summer full of Dinosaurs, Pirates, Space Voyages, and Ocean exploration in Preschool Discovery Days and Kinder Readiness Academy at Capri!  Summer programs begin June 20th.  Details online athttp://www.cusdextensions.org/programs/summer-programs/summer-preschool.
• Grades 1-5 Summer Enrichment Camps: Keep your elementary grade student active and social as they enjoy Science, Technology, Recreation, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics activities at Forest Hill School. From budding artists and athletes to history buffs and bakers to astronauts and engineers—students get to do what they love AND discover new interests. Click on the e-flyers button (on this page) for details.
• Grades 1-8 Tech Camps: Students enjoy learning 3D design, Animation and Minecraft in our Summer Tech Camp in the STEAM Space at Monroe Middle School. No experience is required. Sessions vary by age. Click on the e-flyers button (on this page) for details.

Our school will be partnering with BrightBytes, an educational software company, so that we can learn more about our school’s technology use for student learning. The purpose behind this survey is to gather metrics on our technology environment, access, and skills in order to better understand the connection between technology use and student achievement. The results will tell us if our recent initiatives and investments are having an impact on our students and also give us direction for next steps. This will be done through a comprehensive framework called CASE that looks at the Classroom factors, Access to technology, teacher and student Skills and Environmental factors.

To gain these insights, we must provide BrightBytes with a complete picture of technology use at school and at home. We will be asking parents, students, and teachers to participate in this research. Students in grades 3-8 will take a 10 minute questionnaire that asks them about their technology use in school and at home. The questionnaire is anonymous and no identifying information is shared.

Sample questions can be viewed at the link below.
http://survey.brightbytes.net/s3/SAMPLE-Eleme...
http://survey.brightbytes.net/s3/SAMPLE-Middl...

Our collection window will open on March 21st and close on April 1st. Students will take the survey at school. Parents can access the survey through our website or by going to www.bbyt.es and enter our parent access code.

Our school’s parent access code is LZ3BL. Thank you in advance for your support!