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Book Fair - "Feeling Groovy!"

Updated Thu, Feb 4th
Scholastic Book Fair - Feeling Groovy

Our school is conducting our Spring Scholastic Book Fair to motivate students to read more. Join our volunteer group and help us plan and conduct our school’s best reading event ever!

Join us if you …

  • like to organize and put things in place
  • have a knack for securing community sponsorships
  • bring creative flair to signs and decorations
  • enjoy offering a helping hand, setting up, or packing up
  • like to help serve food and refreshments
  • want to help shoppers of all ages find the perfect book

We appreciate your support in whatever form it takes.

School Fair Dates: March 11th through March 18th

Please contact Valerie Rountree 408-849-5540 or valerie.rountree [at] yahoo.com for more information…

Preview New Textbooks & Materials

Updated Wed, Feb 3rd

Our District is identifying which new English/Language Arts textbooks and instructional materials we will recommend for next school year. Two opportunities to see the materials yourself, and to offer input and suggestions, are coming up:

  • Tue., Feb. 23, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., in the Hamilton Room at the District's Central Office.
  • Wed., March 9, from 5 until 7 p.m.,  in the Hamilton Room at the District's Central Office. 

Discuss Gifted Education

Updated Mon, Feb 1st

Please join parents and administrators for a discussion about Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) services in our schools. 
Thursday, Feb. 25, from 6-7:30 PM, 
at the Monroe Middle School PLC Building 
Spanish interpretation services will be available. Childcare for school-aged children available with advance reservation. Call 408-364-4200 ext. 6378.

Bring your G.A.T.E. Ideas

Updated Mon, Feb 1st

Join parents and school administrators in a discussion of ideas for Gifted & Talented Education in Campbell Union School District.

Thur., Feb. 25, 2016  •  6–7:30 p.m.
PLC Bldg. at Monroe Middle School
1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose

Spanish interpretation services will be available.

Childcare for school-aged children available with advance reservation. Call 408-364-4200 ext. 6378.

It's not too early to plan for college.

Updated Wed, Jan 27th

Come to College & Career Night 

Feb. 8, 2016, at 6:15 p.m.
Campbell Community Center, Banquet Hall

Start planning now to build a successful future for your child.

Spanish interpretation services will be available. Childcare for school-aged children available with advance reservation. Call 408-364-4200 ext. 6378.

Download the flyer from our website. 

Board Policies are Online

Updated Wed, Jan 27th

One of the District Governing Board’s main functions is setting Board policies (BP) that guide our administrative regulations (AR). The Board reviews policies regularly and updates them as needed. We disseminate the updated information in a variety of ways, including in parent handbooks and in the Policy Highlights bulletin that is being sent home with students. Copies of all policies and regulations are available from the District office or online at campbellusd.org/policy.

Check Lost and Found!

Updated Fri, Jan 22nd

Don't forget to check Lost and Found in the hallway near the Multi-Use Room. The pile is growing. Soon, we will be donating the unclaimed items to charity. Remember to label your child's jacket!

Special Film Screening: The Mask You Live In

Updated Mon, Jan 25th

Monday, February 1, 2016 at 7 p.m.

A documentary film by Jennifer Siebel Newsom explores how our culture teaches young boys to be men...and how we fail them. Campbell Heritage Theater, 1 W. Campbell Ave., Campbell.

Tickets are Free. Register at campbellmask.eventbrite.com.

* NOTE: This film is for adult audiences. It is in English only, but a Spanish interpreter will be available for the panel discussion that follows the film.

HSC Meeting - Internet Safety

Updated Thu, Feb 4th

Our next HSC meeting will include special experts from the County Office of Education who will give an internet safety presentation. Please save the date, Tuesday, March 1, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. There will be great information about internet safety for parents of school aged children. Free babysitting will be provided. Pizza will be served from 6:00 to 6:30. We hope to see you there!

Message from the Principal - Traffic

Updated Thu, Feb 4th

Thank you for your patience regarding the busy traffic, especially on rainy days. Due to the wet weather that will likely be here for a while, dropping off and picking up your child has generated its own set of challenges. 

To best minimize congestion and frustration, we appreciate every effort you are making to allow more time to get your child to school before the bell rings. As a reminder, and safety priority for everyone, please do not double park in the street or parking lot to drop off or pick up your child. Take the extra minutes to find parking in the neighborhood and walk to campus using the crosswalk.

Payne and Castlemont Avenues continue to be our busiest streets and therefore a safety concern. Too often drivers are in a hurry and forget that all streets near Castlemont are part of a school zone. We need every driver to drive with extreme caution and to abide by the speed limit. Additionally, PLEASE do not drop your child off in the middle of the block as this only encourages them to jaywalk, which is extremely unsafe and illegal. Our children depend on your good driving skills and judgment, while also modeling behavior that they are watching. 

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Book Fair - "Feeling Groovy!"

Updated Thu, Feb 4th

Preview New Textbooks & Materials

Updated Wed, Feb 3rd

Discuss Gifted Education

Updated Mon, Feb 1st

Bring your G.A.T.E. Ideas

Updated Mon, Feb 1st

It's not too early to plan for college.

Updated Wed, Jan 27th

Board Policies are Online

Updated Wed, Jan 27th

Check Lost and Found!

Updated Fri, Jan 22nd

Special Film Screening: The Mask You Live In

Updated Mon, Jan 25th

HSC Meeting - Internet Safety

Updated Thu, Feb 4th

Message from the Principal - Traffic

Updated Thu, Feb 4th