City of San Jose - Project Hope Office at Rosemary School
City of San Jose's Park Recreation and Neighborhood Services now have an office at Rosemary School. Please welcome Greg Cajina and Elizabeth Guzman who arepart of the Project Hope Program, a public safetyfinance and strategic support comittee that offers assistance to the community. Greg and Elizabeth can assist neigborhood residents with resources city resources. Their goals are as follows:
1.Develop a sustainable, organized group of community leaders (developing a neighborhood association).
2. Develop a safer and cleaner environment (addressing ongoing safety and blight issues).
3. Develop informed residents that can access City services (educating residents on how to utilize City services effectively).
Daylight Saving Time starts on the first Sunday in November. Please adjust your clocks back one hour on November 4th. Students should be at school on Monday well rested since they should be getting an extra hour of sleep.
We will be having a Halloween Parade at the school on Wednesday, October 31 at 8:15 a.m. Students may wear their Halloween costume to school that day OVER THEIR uniforms. After the parade students are expected to be in their uniform for the rest of the day.
Costumes are not to include weapons, blood, Creepy Clowns, or attire inappropriate for small children (nothing sexy or exceptionally gruesome).
Parents are of course welcome to join us for the parade on the blacktop near…
more… Our brand new Home and School Club parents will be selling uniform shirts on Friday, 9/28/18, after school. White or blue polo shirts with the school logo will be available for sale for $12 and the blue sweatshirts will be available for $20. Come early to find the size you need for your student.
Rosemary School will be closed on November 12 in observance of Veteran's Day. Campbell Union School District schools will be closed Monday, November 12th in observance of Veteran's Day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, November 13. The school district's administrative offices will also be closed.
National Bullying Prevention month helps raise awareness of ways to support students.
Campbell Union School District employees work every day to keep students safe and make our schools positive places to learn. We teach students about empathy, provide positive behavior interventions, and foster partnerships with community services to offer additional support to students and families who need it.
The District also offers the QuickTip system for students and community members to anonymously report…
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Red Ribbon Week is the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention awareness program. Next week, October 23rd-31st, school sites will be participating in various activities that will support our students in making better choices such as being drug free. The school district and the Governing board recognize the importance of providing information to our students about healthy lifestyles. More information about Red Ribbon Week is online. For specific activities at your child's school, please ask the principal or your child' teacher.…
more… Superintendent Viramontez presented the why and how of the district's initiative at Parent University 2018.
In her keynote address, the Superintendent described the district's commitment to preparing students for the future and the yet-to-be-defined workplace. For success, students will need to develop five key competencies: self-directed, collaborative, innovative, empathetic and critical thinking.
To illustrate the point, she presented three videos, which are also on our campbellusd YouTube channel.
more… A Message from the Superintendent
We’ve heard a lot lately about being prepared for emergencies like earthquakes, floods, and wild fires. With Halloween coming, families also are mindful of choosing safe costumes for their children. These are important safety measures that we support whole heartedly.
When it comes to supporting wellness for the WHOLE child, Campbell Union School District goes beyond the expected. Please watch this short video from Superintendent Shelly Viramontez to find out more.
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Washing hands is a universal precaution that helps prevent the spread of colds, flu, and other contagious illnesses.
Please remind children and family members to wash hands thoroughly and often!
For more health-related information, visit our "Supporting Learning" partners.
Work continues toward closing achievement gaps.
Last week, the California Department of Education (CDE) released results from the fourth year of the student assessment system known as CAASPP (California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress) which show that Campbell Union School District (CUSD) students continue to make gains in English-Language Arts (ELA) and Math.
Each year, CUSD students in grades three to eight, participate in the annual CAASPP testing to measure each one’s ability write clearly, think…