Rosemary Elementary School

School News

Updated Tue, Jun 2nd

Dear Families:

Yesterday, January 7, 2025, we were informed by PowerSchool, our Student Information System (SIS) platform, that they experienced an international cyber attack at the end of December. This afternoon, our data team was invited to a webinar by PowerSchool to learn more about the situation. We have confirmed that some of our data was accessed. Fortunately, the disclosed information did not include any students’ Social Security Numbers. 

Essentially, the data accessed was the student's name, birthdate, address and similar information.  The discernable data fields accessed can be found here.

In the webinar, PowerSchool  shared their corrective actions and confidence that there is no further threat to the data.

While there is no indication that student passwords were compromised, we will supplement our daily monitoring system by providing students with new passwords in the next few days. 

We have worked extensively to ensure security in our data systems, such as implementing a Multi-Factor Authentication process, geographic restrictions, suspicious login protections and other security measures. It is unfortunate that, in spite of these efforts, our data was accessed as part of the PowerSchool cyberattack. We will continue to work to ensure our data is secure and will ensure our Student Information System increases security protections. 

PowerSchool is monitoring the situation, has engaged a cybersecurity remediation company to prevent future incidents, and will provide our staff with updates for our community. For questions related to PowerSchool’s security procedures, please visit PowerSchool’s website or email Security [at] PowerSchool.com.

Updated Tue, Jun 2nd

Dear Parents and Guardians,

As we approach the winter break, we want to take a moment to wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season. This is a special time of year, and we hope it brings you opportunities to create happy memories together.

We also want to express our gratitude for your ongoing partnership in your child’s education. We greatly appreciate all of your efforts in ensuring your child has attended school as much as possible so far this year.

We understand that families sometimes wish to extend their time together by planning vacations that last longer than the dates assigned to the school break. While we fully appreciate the value of family time, we want to encourage you to limit trips and vacations to the days indicated on the school calendar for the break. By doing so, you help your child stay on track academically and ensure they don’t miss out on valuable learning opportunities.

Thank you for being mindful of this and for continuing to prioritize your child’s attendance and education. 

Wishing you a safe and happy winter break, and we look forward to seeing everyone refreshed and ready to learn in the new year!

Warm regards,

Dr. Shelly Viramontez
Superintendent

Updated Mon, Dec 15th

Visit our AIM Blog here: bit.ly/cusdaimblog

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 Mon, Sep 28th
​
​
Campbell Union School District
BOARD MEMO
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEETING ON OCTOBER 17, 2024
​
​
​
​
​
To provide our community with timely and transparent information about actions taken at our Governing Board meetings, please enjoy our inaugural edition of Board Memo.
​
​
​
​
 
​
​
​
​
Principal Amy Vanderbosch presenting
​
​
​


​
​
Principal Amy Vanderbosch presenting
​
​


​
​
Marshall Lane Presents Plans for Addressing Learning Gaps for ELLs
​
Principal Amy Vanderbosch and Assistant Principal Michelle Beddo presented an overview of the school's continuous improvement work and how the work is aligned to the district's core values, pillars, and Local
Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) goals. The presentation was candid and focused on the strategies being used to address the learning gap among students who are English Language Learners (ELL).
​
​

​
​
​
Transparency and Progress in Student Achievement Data
​
Dr. Pamela Cheng, Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning, and Emalie McGinnis, Director of Data Analysis and Accountability, presented the district's 2024 CAASPP results, offering a yearly snapshot of student performance. Although overall data shows little change, key strategies like Common Formative Assessments (CFA) analyzed in the Professional Learning Communities (PLC) are allowing for more frequent and targeted response to address skill gaps. The district plans to expand these efforts across all schools. See the PDF of the slides or visit Board agenda Item 10.6.
​
​
​
​
 
​
​
​


​
​
Safe and Adaptive Infrastructure
​
​


​
​
Engaged Families and Communities
​
​

​
​


​
​
Good News from Independent Auditors
​
Independent auditors from Eide Bailly, Certified Public Accountants, commended the district’s prudent fiscal management and sound practices as they presented the financial and performance audit results for the 2023-24 fiscal year, Measure CC, Measure G, and Measure T.
See Budget web page, www.campbellusd.org/budget
​
​


​
​
Thank You, Donors!
​
  • $2,077 donated by Angel Island Immigration Foundation to Sherman Oaks for Angel Island field trip
  • $500 donated by Hong Liu to Marshall Lane for general school needs
​
​

​
​


​
​
Policy Updates
​
The Board unanimously approved updates to the policies in the Guide Sheet (PDF) found under Item 11.3 on the agenda. These revisions will be added to district’s online Policy Manual.
​
​


​
​
​
​

​
​
​
 
​
​
​
​
test
​
​
​
​
Next Meeting: November 14, 2024
​
Governing Board:
Danielle M.S. Cohen,
Chris Miller,
Richard Nguyen,
William Slade,
Michael Snyder
Superintendent
Dr. Shelly Viramontez
​
​
​
​
 
​
​
​
​
CampbellUSD’s Board Memo is published within one week of regular board meetings and does not represent officially approved meeting minutes. For official minutes, agendas, and other information about the governing Board, please visit our website. www.campbellusd.org/board
​
​
​
​
WE ARE LEARNERS. WE ARE COLLABORATORS. WE ARE COMMUNITY BUILDERS.
​
​
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.

illustration of adult holding a stop sign as happy children walk

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 6 min 43 sec ago

You have control over how and when you receive ParentSquare notifications from your child's school and district. The attached handout in both English and Spanish can tell you how.

It can be especially helpful for families who have several students, because it gives you one place to get all messages from your child's teachers,  the school office, and the district. 

You can choose to receive notices by email, text and/or the free ParentSquare app. 
Want to be a ParentSquare Pro? 

Check out ParentSquare's robust index of Help articles. From the mobile app, select the stack of lines in the upper left corner, then choose the Help option.

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!