Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow
Key topics include: PUBLIC HEARING: PREMAP INPUT ON TRUSTEE AREAS; presentations on Facility Master Plan Update and General Obligation Bond Program Updates and 2018 Series A Issuance; Acceptance and Award of Bid for Ellis Elementary Campus Modernization Increments I & II; Approval of the Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services Services Plan; a technology update report and more!
What's in this edition: A message from Superintendent Gallagher; Back to School Resources; Remember to Screen Every Day; September is Attendance Awareness Month; My Name, My Identity; Summer School Stanford Partnership; SSD Named Business of the Year; SSD administrators in new roles; SSD is hiring; Lakewood Lion and Columbia Bulldog spent summer as Lego Ambassadors; Ellis construction update and Board of Education updates!
As smoke from California wildfires moves into the Bay Area, we want to share with you information about our air quality protocol.
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: a resolution to initiate the process of establishing Trustee Areas and elections by Trustee Areas; hold a public hearing on pre-map input on Trustee Areas; approve annual unaudited actuals financial report for fiscal year 2020-2021 and more.
Click on the image to watch the video about the app!
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.
Here in Sunnyvale, we continue to value the beauty of all of our diversity, including the diversity of our perspectives. Critically, we also value our ability to discuss and share diverse opinions and perspectives with civility.
Our teachers have taught me how important it is to take more time to check in with students and to listen carefully to what they are saying and what they are not saying so we can help them continue their trajectory of social-emotional growth.
