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Lynx Bulletin Act Responsibly, Behave Respectfully, & Care for All May 8, 2026 Teacher & Staff Appreciation To our amazing Lynhaven families, Thank you so much for all of the love, appreciation, delicious treats, kind words, and thoughtful…
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Lynhaven's Got Talent Tickets on sale! We’re excited to share that our “Lynhaven’s Got Talent” show is coming up soon! Flyers and ticket order forms will be sent home with students by May 11th so families have time to purchase tickets and support…
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Community of Lynhaven, We would like to invite you to attend the Grand Opening of the Santa Clara Library! This will be a wonderful resource for families to visit during the summer with your children. The library offers many great opportunities for learning,…
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In a community letter, Dr. Viramontez announces her retirement.
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
After 30 years of service and learning in this district, I am writing to share that I have decided to retire at the conclusion of this school year.
My history here runs deep. As a student at Cherry Lane Elementary (now CSI) and Hamilton Elementary (now Home Depot), I never could have imagined that my path would lead me back to this district—first as a substitute teacher, then through the ranks of teaching, site leadership, department administration, and finally as your Superintendent. I have truly enjoyed every phase of this journey; each role has been a gift.
The past few years have brought changes for several of my loved ones that have caused me to reflect deeply on the fact that time is never guaranteed. This realization has led me to prioritize being present for those who mean the most to me. While I will always be available for a chat or a cup of coffee with my colleagues, I am looking forward to the next chapter. Joe and I are particularly excited to travel more—especially during those midweek windows when flights are cheaper!
The Governing Board is fully committed to ensuring continuous, stable leadership for the district and will announce the transition plan in the near future. My priority over the coming months is to ensure a seamless transition so that the incredible momentum we’ve built together continues without interruption.
I am immensely proud of the people and the work in this district. You make this a world-class place to learn and an inspiring place to work. It has been the honor of a lifetime to work alongside you.
With deep appreciation,
Shelly
Highlights of exciting news within the Campbell Union School District.
Students and staff are living our values of learning, collaborating, and community building. Students at Village have been learning about local waterways and in January helped the South Bay Clean Creek Coalition remove 2,680 pounds of trash from Guadalupe Creek. In addition to helping make the waterway and accompanying trail more inviting with the trash removal, the students’ work also helped the salmon thrive. Students will continue their studies about the local waterway and its inhabitants throughout the remaining school year and are planning another day of service with the South Bay Clean Creek Coalition.
At Castlemont Elementary, third grade teacher, Hailey Robinson, was the recipient of the Key Influencer Award, As part of the recognition, Hailey was scheduled to fly with the Navy’s Blue Angels during Fleet Week which was cancelled due to the government shutdown at the time. In February, Ms. Robinson was given the opportunity to fly with the Navy in a FA-18 Super Hornet. Congratulations, Hailey!
Santa Clara County Supervisor, Susan Ellenberg, honored Campbell Union School District and Youth Art Month at the Arts, Innovation, and Music (AIM) Showcase with a Proclamation. Additionally, ten student (grades K-5) projects were selected for display at the County Building, 70 W. Hedding Street, 10th floor, San Jose. Visitors may view the student pieces during regular business hours. Congratulations to:
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Student |
Grade |
Project |
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Blackford |
Delilah Velasquez Espino |
5 |
Grand Canyon Oil Pastel |
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CSI |
Shiori Doi |
5 |
Rainbow Weaving Recycled Weaving |
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Capri |
Aivy Troung |
4 |
Treasure Island Map (Innovation project) |
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Castlemont |
Freddie Marmarou |
K |
Arctic Hare (Art project) |
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Forest Hill |
Julian Chiu |
5 |
Tempra paint value with chalk pastel Northern Lights |
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Lynhaven |
Noor Ahmed |
5 |
Grand Canyon Oil Pastel |
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Marshall Lane |
Henrietta “Etta” Makepeace |
4 |
Mehndi art on watercolor (India) |
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Rosemary |
Emily Nicolle Jimenez Salcedo |
2 |
Bald Eagle (Art Project) |
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Sherman Oaks |
Ximena Cruz |
5 |
Guitar |
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Village |
Cole Pearring |
4 |
