Click here to access the website. The new yearbook is available to be ordered - Don't miss out on the early discounts. Enter our school code 1013402154572370 and you can order your softcover yearbook or upgrade to a hard cover yearbook. All orders for yearbook are taken online. No yearbooks will be sold at school.
For questions please contact Mrs. Eitner, deitner [at] campbellusd.org .
Board News - June 1 2017: Members of the winning Monroe Middle School Scholars Cup team were featured at the meeting. The Board also heard a District recommendation on the TK-8 school transformation.
The June 1 meeting agenda included presentations about:
Details about these topics are available in English and Spanish in the June 1, 2017 edition of Board Meeting News.
The next Board meeting will be held June 22nd. The agenda is available online.
Free summer meals for eligible children
For some children and teens, summer can mean an unwanted vacation from the regular meals they received at school. Fortunately, children in Santa Clara County, ages 18 and younger, can receive free meals during the summer at multiple locations.
Various programs are in place throughout the county to help children, who rely on free or reduced-price school meals, to receive meals when school is out.
Two Campbell Union School District schools will serve meals beginning June 26 and ending July 14.
Children in Campbell also can go to:
There are many more locations in Santa Clara County. Families can find a meal site in their area through web searches for USDA Summer Food and the Hunger Hotline, or by phoning the National Hunger Hotline at: 1-866-3HUNGRY (1-866-348-6479) or 1-877-8HAMBRE (1-877-842-6273).
Parents please note that the requirements listed below are REQUIREMENTS for all students. Any students wearing inappropriate clothing will be asked to call home to have a parent bring appropriate clothing or will be given a uniform to wear.
Boys: Clean slacks/pants, collared shirt, and shoes
Girls: Clean dress, or skirt and blouse, or nice pants outfit and shoes. No hemline shorter than fingertips when arms and hands are fully extended along the side of one’s body.
INAPPROPRIATE CLOTHING INCLUDES: Shorts, jeans, short skirts, t-shirts, tank tops, strapless or spaghetti straps, dresses with inappropriately high slit, flip flops, and stiletto type heels.
Free community STEAM event on May 31st!
Sponsored by School Linked Services and the Measure A grant, the event will feature food, and fun activities like Derby Car Engineering, projects in Art and Science, and more.
There also will be a special workshop with award-winning author Carmela Dutra, and each family can take home a STEAM Kit to use this summer.
Ideas and questions about a new TK–8th-grade school filled the walls at the District's first Community Input Forum. A second forum is planned for June 12.
The community is invited to the District's second Community Input Forum to provide feedback on short- and long-term decisions relating to creating our new school on the Campbell Middle School site. The meeting will be held Monday, June 12, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m., at Campbell Middle School.
The District is seeking ideas and suggestions about elements of the Transformation Team's recommendation, which includes which grades will be enrolled in the school's first few years, the theme for the school, site plans, and more.
Students, families, employees, neighbors—all those who have an interest in development of the school—are welcome.
For more information about the school transformation, contact the District's Public Information Office: 408-341-7254 / contact [at] campbellusd.org
More information is available online on the Transformation web page. (www.campbellusd.org/transformation)
If you are the parent of an incoming student who has not yet had the opportunity to visit Monroe and take a tour, please join us on Friday, June 2, from 9:30 - 11:00 am. We will meet in the cafeteria to share information about Monroe and answer questions, then we'll give tours.
Monroe families please take a moment to fill out the following form. This survey will help us to understand the needs of our community. If you are unable to reach the link please stop by the Monroe Office and we will have a paper form of the survey for you to fill out. Thank you
Give your child an educational edge when you attend this free parent education event.
Parent University: Parenting Student Success Today is a one-morning event that offers parents practical tips, networking opportunities, and the chance to show your child that you value dedicating time to future goals.
Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 9AM – 12PM
Castlemont School, 3040 Payne Ave., Campbell
Registration is free and includes lunch for registered participants. Check-in starts at 8:30AM.
REGISTER ONLINE
or
DOWNLOAD THE BILINGUAL FLYER and register through the school office.
All District families are invited to a FREE family STEAM event on Wednesday May 31, 2017, from 4:00-7:00 p.m., at Campbell Middle School, 295 Cherry Lane, Campbell.
Sponsored by School Linked Services and the Measure A grant, the event will feature food, and fun activities like Derby Car Engineering, projects in Art and Science, and more.
There also will be a special workshop with award-winning author Carmela Dutra, and each family can take home a STEAM Kit to use this summer.
(See the e-flyer in this week's e-news, or click on the e-flyers link on the school's home page.)
For more information on Teacher appreciate week please click the link below.
Does your student want to make a difference in the Campbell community? The City of Campbell’s Youth Commission is accepting applications.
Youth Commissioners should be Campbell residents during the 2017-2018 school year and enrolled in grades 7 through 12. Those appointed to the commission serve a one-year term, from September through May. Interested teens may reapply for up to a three term maximum.
Requirements:
The Campbell Youth Commission is a joint effort project. Partners include the City of Campbell, Santa Clara County Library District, Campbell Union School District, Moreland School District and, Campbell Union High School District.
Applications for the 2017-2018 term are available at City Hall and online. (www.ci.campbell.ca.us/626/Youth-Commission) For more details, please contact Jenny Bybee, Recreation Specialist, at jennyb [at] cityofcampbell.com or 408-866-2778.
If you are looking for something fun for your child to do during the Summer check out our amazing after-school program called The Crew. See below for more details!
Parents have the opportunity review and discuss our school's 7th grade health curriculum.
Campbell Union School District uses Health Connected’s Teen Talk Middle School course for 7th grade health. It is one unit in the overall health education for 7th grade, and it is taught by a trained Physical Education or Science teacher.
The curriculum complies with California Education laws and Health Education Standards under “Growth, Development and Sexual Health.” We notify parents of 7th graders before teaching the unit by sending them a letter with more information about the lessons.
Preview the Curriculum
There are several opportunities to review and discuss the curriculum at the District’s administration office, 155 N. 3rd St. Campbell:
You may also view the materials at our school. Please contact school office to make appointment.
Welcome to Campbell Union School District! Parents new to the district need to enroll their children during open enrollment, from January 19 – February 10.
Additionally, for parents and community members, Campbell USD Extensions offers preschool, after school, and summer programs. Register today!
