Through coordinated efforts Campbell Union School District (CUSD) has developed a systematic approach to engaging parents and community agencies.
This week, CUSD administrators and Rosemary School staff successfully presented “Coordination: The Key to Effective Community Partnerships” at the at the CSBA annual conference in San Francisco.
SAVE THE DATE
The public can give input on CUSD's district-wide Local Control & Accountability Plan (LCAP) for providing quality education to more than 7,600 students in preschool through eighth grade. Two meeting opportunities in January 2017: Wed., Jan. 18, at 9 a.m., and Tue., Jan. 24, at 6:30 p.m. (Each meeting will be held at the PLC building at Monroe Middle School.)
This month Rosemary Scholars are doing many activities to share their commitment to being uplifters. At the morning launch this week Mr. Schmaedick is reminding us all that we have the power to choose how we treat people in every situation. I
can choose to lift someone up with kindness, or I can choose to put someone down. I choose. I have the power. No one can make me be mean. At Rosemary we don't say, "He did it first!" or "She made me do it!" or "They told me to!" Rather we take full responsibility for our actions.
At Rosemary we choose to lift each other up!
Our school news is also available in Spanish, as translated by google translate. When you open your e-news, click in the upper right corner. [Nuestras noticias electrónicas también están disponibles en español, como traducido por google. Cuando abra sus e-noticias, haga clic en la esquina superior derecha.]
November 14th - November 18th
in the Library
Hours
Cash and Credit Card Payments Only
In October, the Governing Board received updates about the District's Strategic Plan and the Campbell Middle School K-8 Transformation. For a copy of the latest Board Meeting News, click the e-flyer link or ask in the school office.
Don't miss this empowering presentation on parenting internet savvy children, sponsored by Campbell Union School Disrict's new Parent University. It takes place Wed., Nov. 16th, from 6–7:30 p.m., in the PLC building at Monroe Middle School, 1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose, CA.
It’s not too late to register. Join us for our Minecraft class for grades 4th-5th. Want your own robotic MineCraft Pal? In this class, we’ll use ComputerCraftEdu, a special educational mod that adds programmable computers and robotic “turtles” that can move, mine, and build according to your instructions! Visit rosemary office for registration forms or call 364 – 4200 ext 6204.
We will be having a Halloween Parade at the school on Monday, October 31 at 8:15 a.m. There will not be a launch on that day. 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 the basketball area.
A teacher will be in the library during the parade with the students who do not participate in the Halloween activities. Do not keep students away from school on this day. Classroom instruction will take place in all classes after the parade and your child will miss important learning if they are absent.
At the September 20 Strategic Planning Special Session, Governing Board members and 30 participants representing the district’s stakeholders—from students and parents, to employees and community agencies— met to discuss progress and next steps toward achieving the District’s strategic goals.
In one activity, the group identified perceived strengths in the district since the last Strategic Planning Session. To see the list, click on the e-flyer link on this page. For more about the District's Strategic Plan, go to campbellusd.org/strategicplan.
