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Key topics include: presentations on Fairwood Explorer and English Language Learner Progress and Programs, and approval of proposal for Food Service Management Company.
Key topics include: a presentation from Cherry Chase, acceptance and award of bid for exterior improvements at Columbia Middle and for temporary classrooms at Cumberland, public hearing and adoption of TK-3 Fountas and Pinnell Classroom Curriculum, and nomination of employees of the year.
Key topics include a presentation from Ellis Elementary and a presentation on after school sports
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The event is an opportunity for participants to learn more about the District’s practices, values, partnerships, and programs. The day serves also as a chance to share their input on how the District is doing overall and how it can continue to improve.
Over $300,000 in grant funding from the State Public Utilities Commission’s will advance a joint venture with the City of Sunnyvale. The funding will provide 650 families with digital literacy training, access to Internet-ready devices and low-cost broadband internet services.
As educators, we now know that to offer that sameness in opportunity, we must embrace the differences in our students and give that all-important boost to those students in need.
With your vote for Measure GG, you told our children that they matter — a message that will resonate for decades to come in our community, first in our bright and modern classrooms and ultimately through student voices as they step forward to take their places in the world.
This year, we consulted the real experts — the children themselves — to learn what behaviors they especially appreciate from their teachers. No two answers were the same, but there is one message we heard loudly and clearly in every child’s statement: when it comes to working with children, every interaction matters.
I will always advocate for our children, yet I know that the greatest gift we can offer them is the ability to advocate for themselves — to shape their own futures in a world of their own design.
A quality school is one that not only successfully supports all students with the traditional subjects but also nurtures the whole child and instills all of the traits necessary to be successful in the 21st Century.
