Even if your child is not yet in 8th grade, volunteering as a panelist is a great way to get to know the process and help the students have this authentic public speaking experience.
The Eighth Grade Exhibition project is a promotion requirement for all 8th grade students. The pupils have researched topics, planned and completed a project related to their topics, and are ready to present their findings to panelists who will listen and evaluate their performance.
It’s Easy! We’ll show you what to do and even provide some refreshments!
If you are available any of the times listed below or have quesitons about being involved as a judge, please respond to Stephanie Day: sday [at] campbellusd.org () or 408-364-4200, ext. 6244.
Yes, I would like to be a volunteer panelist:
| Which | Date | Choose a Session | ||
| School | Date | Morning | Afternoon | Full Day |
| Monroe Mid. | 3/1/19 | __ 8a-11a | __ 11a- 2:35p | __ 8a-2:35p |
| Rolling Hills Mid. | 2/26/19 | __ 8:45a-1:10p | __ 12:45-3p | __ 8:45a-3p |
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"The color-based charts provide an easier way to see students progress through multiple measures, such as academics, school climate, and parent engagement," said Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent of Campbell Union School District (CUSD). "We’re committed to preparing our TK-8 students for their 21st century workplace and, as it evolves, this tool will offer a way to gauge progress and measure effectiveness." 
At left, Superintendent Viramontez administered the Oath of Office to three trustees who began new terms: returning trustees (l to r) Richard H. Nguyen and Danielle M.S. Cohen, and newly elected member Chris Miller.