Thank you to all of our amazing students for another great year of Art, Innovation, and Music!
Check out more details about our last session of the year: bit.ly/cusdaimblog
School News
Updated Wed, Jul 16th
Updated Mon, May 5th
Rosemary's kindergarten growth in DIBELS (our grade K-2 early literacy assessment) is a bright spot in our winter benchmark assessments. Between Fall 2024 to January 2025, the percentage of Rosemary kindergarten students grew one level or more in early literacy by 53%, surpassing the district's growth of 33%. The growth in achievement is a testament to the effectiveness of the school's reading intervention program, which is funded with federal Title I dollars.
Updated Mon, Nov 4th
Student Led Conferences are meetings where students share their learning with their parents directly. In order to do this, students must have a strong understanding of what they are learning, and how they are currently doing in different areas.
At Rosemary School, we have students lead their conferences, because we want to empower our students to advocate for their own learning. When students know what they’ve learned and what their goals are, they can better explain what supports they would like.
We believe that our students’ voices are important!
Updated Wed, Sep 25th
The City of Campbell’s Safe Routes to School Maps Project aims to create and make available walking and bicycling maps for each of the Campbell Union School District schools located in Campbell or serving Campbell students.
Link to Rosemary's map.
Campbell Safe-Routes to School Survey
Please take this quick survey after reviewing the Safe Routes to School Maps. We value your opinion!
Survey in English • Encuesta en español
The project was paid for with 2016 Measure B Education & Encouragement Program funds.
Phase 1 of the project includes three schools: Castlemont Elementary School, Rosemary Elementary School and Rolling Hills Middle School. The City anticipates Phase 2 of the project to include Forest Hill Elementary School and Campbell School of Innovation in Fiscal Year 2024/25. Phase 3 of the project will address Capri Elementary School and Village School in Fiscal Year 2025/26.
Updated Mon, Aug 26th
Staying focused in class is tough on an empty stomach. That's why ensuring your child is well-nourished is a top priority at Rosemary School. Thanks to the Universal Free Meals program, all students receive meals at no cost, helping them stay energized and ready to learn throughout the day.
To help families plan ahead, here is how it works at Rosemary School.
Monthly Menus
Parents can easily access the school’s monthly meal menus on our school’s home page, making it simple to plan ahead and keep track of what’s being served.
Meal Applications Matter
Filling out a school meals application isn’t just about ensuring your child gets nutritious meals—it also benefits the entire school community. For every student who applies and qualifies for free or reduced-price meals, the school receives over $1,000 in grant funding. These funds are used for crucial resources like student technology, after-school programs, counseling services, and kitchen equipment. Additionally, qualifying families may be eligible for free or discounted internet services and summer camp opportunities.
For more information, please contact the school office or visit the Child Nutrition Department’s website.
Updated Tue, Jan 30th
Did you know that in response to parent's prior requests on past surveys, Rosemary students now have more hands-on learning through our Art, Music, and Innovation Program!Please take the survey so we can hear from you and get more innovative ideas to enhance our student's learning experience!
Your voice is important! Don't forget to take the survey tomorrow!!!
Updated Wed, Sep 13th
During this time, students and teachers are learning about one another and preparing for each successful day!
Updated Wed, Sep 6th
Come learn all about Rosemary School and your child/ren's classrooms! We will have a school wide presentation from our Adminstrators, Mr. Galvan and Ms. Tran at 5:30pm. Please see the schedule below:
For TK, K, 1st and 2nd grade families:
5:30-5:45 Administrator's Message in the Cafeteria
5:45-6:15 Visit your 1st child's class
6:15-6:45 Visit your 2nd child's class (if applicable)
For 3rd, 4th and 5th grade families:
5:30-5:45 Administrator's Message in the Library
5:45-6:15 Visit your 1st child's class
6:15-6:45 Visit your 2nd child's class (if applicable)