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Key topics include: Social-emotional learning initiatives, understanding the new CAASPP Dashboard, discussion of board goals, and revised board policies.
Key topics include: a presentation on Summer School, the Lakewood Branch Library and Learning Center Joint Use Feasibility Study, updates on Board Policies, among others.
Key topics include: Federal Program Monitoring and updates on Board Policies.
The “My Name, My Identity” initiative aims to build a more inclusive and respectful space in schools throughout the county by having educators, students and the wider community pledge to put extra effort toward pronouncing people’s names correctly.
Congrats to our Employees of the Year Mirell Kazos, Shawn Machado, Daniel Poo and Esteban Ybarra and to all our nominees! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our students!
Congratulations to Lakewood Principal Pam Cheng on receiving her doctorate!
First graders from Ms. Gresback’s class at Lakewood Elementary had the opportunity to visit the Ferry Building farmer’s market in San Francisco to participate in the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture’s (CUESA) Foodwise Kids program!
Sunnyvale Preschool Programs eagerly welcomed an additional 44 students at two new locations for our state-subsidized preschool program on April 17th.
There are countless benefits to becoming a culturally proficient learning community and paramount to this we believe that every student gains a stronger education when differences are respected and embraced.
Civility creates a safe environment in which the most impassioned debates can occur, leading to deeper understanding and tolerance even when disagreement lingers. Civility builds relationships, and relationships can lead us to solutions that we could never reach in isolation.
We pledge not only to protect personal information but to do our best to ensure that all children and families in our district are treated with respect, dignity and given every opportunity to achieve.
Here in the Sunnyvale School District, we are helping students to establish a growth mindset — the belief that they can succeed, even increase their intelligence and expand their talents, through hard work and perseverance.
On behalf of our 6,800 students, 700 dedicated employees, and Board of Education, I want to thank you for your continued support of our teachers, staff, and the work taking place in our schools every day
