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CUSD Celebrates Staff and Volunteer Recognition
May has many education recognition days. CUSD celebrates its staff and volunteers.
In the month of May, the California Department of Education recognizes and celebrates the important impact various staff roles make in educating youth. In Campbell USD, rather than acknowledging principals, school lunch staff, nurses, teachers and others on various days, we designated the week of May 18th to acknowledge the contributions each staff member makes for our students.
CUSD commends its staff and their commitment to making Campbell a great place to learn and a great place to work. We also celebrate and honor a Teacher of the Year, Classified of the Year and Volunteer of the Year from each school site and the District.
We had the distinct pleasure at this month’s ceremony to also celebrate AIM Specialists Megan Delaye and Amanda Raudsep who received Excellence in Art and STEM awards at the Santa Clara County Office of Education Teacher Recognition Ceremony, and Chelsea Armann, Assistant Principal at Forest Hill Elementary, who was named Association of California School Administrators (ACSA), Region 8, Co-Administrator of the Year.
Congratulations, to our honorees!
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Certificated |
Classified |
Volunteer |
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Blackford |
Amanda Del Real |
Elizabeth Avelino |
Amy Laing |
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Capri |
Sheryl Spencer |
Anastasiia Iurchenko |
Coral Cox |
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Castlemont |
Alicia Stapes |
Adeline "Lina" Ribeiro |
Ashley St. Cin |
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Campbell School of Innovation |
Liza Sawyer |
Jaime Garnica |
Liya Yevdosin |
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Facilities - Construction |
Alfonso Moya |
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Forest Hill |
Lisa Durham |
Denise Figueira |
Barbara Pachoud |
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Lynhaven |
Melissa Schonig |
Serin Joseph |
Christine Koselak |
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Marshall Lane |
Jyh Wong |
Mariam Estrada |
Nazak Noorian |
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Monroe Middle School |
Lisa Iannucci |
Ron Westphal* |
Julie Tate Judge |
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Rolling Hills Middle School |
Michelle “Shelly” Biggs* |
Leesa Kirkish |
Christine Millar |
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Rosemary Elementary |
Sarah Eng |
Claudia Yanez |
Arcadia Garcia* |
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Rosemary Family Learning Center |
Hien Pham |
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Sherman Oaks Dual Language Immersion School |
Lourdes Andrade-Torres |
Marisela Martinez |
Pamela Torres |
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Technology Services |
Christian Gove |
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Village School |
Elizabeth Shephard |
Asha Augustine |
Shlomit Dank |
*District winner
Photos from the event will be available shortly.
Campbell Union School District Students Contribute to the Redesign of the Downtown Campbell Library
Students from Campbell Union School District were instrumental in the redesign of the downtown Campbell Library.
After years of collaboration and planning, the Campbell Library in downtown Campbell has reopened. Students from Campbell Union School District (CUSD) were part of the original collaboration team that contributed to the planning.
In the 2018-19 school year, eight teams of CUSD students from five elementary schools participated in Pitch Fest. This was an opportunity for students to work with their teachers, Campbell librarians and elected officials as they presented their design challenge ideas for the renovation of the Campbell Library.
Each of the teams had five minutes to present their ideas to the panel that included two Campbell librarians, Superintendent Shelly Viramontez, and former Trustee Cohen. Through the engineering and design thinking process, the library gathered student input and ideas that would help them in the redesign of their services, programming, and spaces to improve the library experience. Pitch Fest was a culminating event to CUSD’s annual Design Challenge where students and community came together to design real world solutions in their community.
The student pitch presentations included:
- Soundproof Castle (noise engineering) from Capri Elementary School
- Ear Covering Chair (noise engineering) from Castlemont Elementary School
- Better Advertising and Transportation (design thinking) from Rosemary Elementary School
- Improvements for the Teen Zone (design thinking) from Sherman Oaks Dual Immersion School
- Re-shelving Robot (design thinking) from Sherman Oaks Dual Immersion School
- Reading Cubicles (design thinking) from Village School
- An Easy Way to Find a Book (design thinking) from Village School
- A Bookworm’s GPS (design thinking) from Village School
Nichole King, Community Librarian at the Campbell Library, noted that patrons can see elements of the students’ ideas in the library’s redesign including noise canceling components, a castle in the children’s area, and cozy reading areas.
All CUSD students have a library card, so go check out the new library and check out a book or two.
The Campbell Library is located at 77 Harrison Avenue in Campbell and is part of the Santa Clara County Library District - a proud CUSD partner.
Lynx Bulletin May 8, 2026
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!
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