Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow
This Declaration will support the Sunnyvale School District in maintaining in-person services for students despite the staffing shortages cause by the Omicron-driven rise in COVID-19 cases.
Key topics include public employee performance evaluation: Superintendent
What's in this edition: A message from Superintendent Gallagher; 10 years of the Digest; Open Enrollment and new student registration in February; Former SMS students place second for public health enhancement project; Fairwood 5th graders satisfy hunger for reading with Book Feast; SSD, City and SCS host resource fair for families; Ellis receives state recognition; SSD teacher of the year receives county recognition; SSD transitioning to by-trustee area elections; SSD refinances bonds to save taxpayers over $5 million; Vaccination Clinic at Vargas a big success; Nurse's Corner: Flu Season Reminders; SSD is hiring; Councilmember Alysa Cisneros virtually visits Ellis third graders; Facilities Master Plan to be adopted by the board in February, and Board of Education updates!
Free groceries are available to all students in need at SSD, regardless of which campus they attend.
Free meals for all SSD students! ¡Comidas gratis para todos los estudiantes de SSD!
Key topics include Annual Election of Board Officers and Committee Representatives, Cherry Chase Annual School Presentation, First Interim Fiscal Solvency Report, Development Impact Fee Annual Report, and more!
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Impossible as it seems, the year 2022 is already on the horizon. I can genuinely look toward the new year with hope and excitement.
We have all learned so many things since the pandemic started. One important lesson has been this: when we stay focused on our mission, we progress toward it even when the world changes overnight.
The value of a community of educators, families, and neighbors— one that comes together in service to our children— is powerful and immeasurable.
Please know that as we are safeguarding your children’s physical well-being in their return to campuses, we will also be focusing on their social-emotional wellness. We want children to be safe and to feel safe as well — safe enough to share their feelings, practice empathy, and help us to build a more cohesive, enjoyable learning community.
