Monroe News

Monroe Middle School will be holding elections to fill two parent positions on the School Site Council. The Site Council is the only group on campus that consists of elected representatives from the staff and parents.  They oversee school improvement efforts, including approving and monitoring the school plan and school improvement budget.

 If you are interested in being a Site Council representative, please email dsonntag [at] campbellusd.org with your name and details about any other experience you’ve had as a parent volunteer, including being on other parent organizations, volunteering in your child’s school, working with Boy Scout or Girl Scout troops or youth groups, etc.  

For Oct. 31 – Nov. 4: Schools will dismiss students earlier to provide parents more opportunities for school progress discussions with teachers.

A recent change in the Oct. 31 – Nov. 4 schedule will afford parents more opportunities for parent-teacher discussions about their child’s report card and school progress.

Please note the special release schedule shown below and plan accordingly.

For the week of Oct. 31–Nov. 4

Start Time: 8:05 a.m.

End/Dismissal Time: 12:48 p.m.

Campbell Union School District is accepting applications to fill a vacant seat on its Citizens Bond and Parcel Tax Oversight Committee. 

The school district Governing Board appoints an independent citizens committee to oversee the expenditures and uses of bond and parcel tax revenues, and report findings to the public. The Citizens Oversight Committee reviews school district spending and ensures that bond and parcel tax revenues are spent only for the purpose set before the voters.

Information and applications are available on District’s Oversight Committee web page and by contacting Christina Tran, Campbell Union School District, ctran [at] campbellusd.org or 408-364-4200 ext. 6215.

"The recent California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) scores reflect a ‘snapshot' in time of our progress towards mastering the Common Core State Standards, but they don’t tell the whole story,” said CUSD Superintendent Eric Andrew.  “We are disaggregating these results and reviewing our other assessment data to pinpoint where we need to bolster our instructional practice and ensure that all of our students succeed.” 

 He added that schools start this year with the newly adopted curriculum in our classrooms, 1-to-1 technology in nearly all grades, and students who are energized by the project-based learning we are able to provide through community partnerships. "We are going to leap ahead this year,” he said.

As of September 14th, the testing company is shipping the individual student reports to the district office. As soon as we receive them we will mail them to parents. More information about the State assessments and a link to the data is available on our assessment web page.

On September 8, the State Board of Education approved key elements of a new accountability system that evaluates schools and districts in 10 areas critical to student performance. Read the news release.

Order your yearbook by September 30 and you can save 15% on the purchase price.  Click here to access the website.  Enter our school code 1013402154572370 and you can order your softcover yearbook or upgrade (+$6.95) to a hard cover yearbook.  With each order you also receive two pages that you can customize for yourself!  For questions please contact Mrs. Eitner, deitner [at] campbellusd.org .

2016-2017 yearbook will be handed out to students in June.  Please watch the website for information and early purchase discounts.

The latest issue of Campbell Union School District's Board Meeting News is now online via the e-flyer link on your news page.

The issue includes updates on our Strategic Plan goals, the reorganization proposed for Campbell Middle School. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the reorganization are also available on the District’s website at campbellusd.org/news/reorg2016faq.