Projects at several schools will require removing trees and replacing them with types that will not interfere with solar collectors. A meeting about the projects will be held on Tues., Jun 7th, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Monroe Middle School’s PLC Bldg., 1055 South Monroe Street, San Jose.
School News
Updated Mon, May 23rd
Rosemary Spelling Bee participants will be competing for an amazing trophy and cool prizes. Please come support our students on Wednesday, May 25th at 9:00 am in the Cafeteria for our fourth annual Spelling Bee! Rosemary Spelling Bee participants will be competing for an amazing trophy and cool prizes. By participating in the spelling bee, students also gain the opportunity to sharpen their spelling skills and build their vocabulary.
Updated Mon, May 23rd
Lynhaven and Rosemary present Disney’s Cinderella Kids on Thursday June 2nd and Friday, June 3rd at 7pm as well as Saturday June 4th at 2pm at Lynhaven’s Multi Purpose room. You won’t want to miss this show!! Tickets will be sold online at www.seatyourself.biz and at the door all 3 days. Prices are $5 for children and $10 for adults. All are welcome!
Updated Fri, May 20th
Recently, Campbell Middle School and Rosemary School staff took a group of 125 people (parents & students) to NASA Ames Research Visitor’s Center on a STEAM-focused field trip. Students and their parents had the opportunity to learn about the composition of planets, stars and galaxies through a presentation. Students and their families also saw replicas of space shuttles, planets, satellites and a real moon rock.
This family engagement activity was sponsored by School Linked Services and funded by Measure A. Thanks everyone for supporting this initiative!
Updated Wed, May 18th
The latest issue of Campbell Union School District's Board Meeting News is now online via the e-flyer link on your news page.
Updated Wed, May 18th
New solar structures will be built on several schools, as part of Campbell Union School District’s energy conservation program. To maximize efficiency and savings, the projects will require removing trees and replacing them with different types that will not interfere with solar collector function.
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016 – 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Monroe Middle School, PLC Bldg., 1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose
Updated Tue, May 3rd
We had a special guest today. Mobile Dairy Classroom Instructor, Brandon Roberts with the Dairy Concil of California visited our campus. Along with him were his cow an calf named Milky Way and Oreo. The students learned important facts about the mammal and what is needed to maintain a cow strong and healthy. 
Updated Tue, May 3rd
San Jose State University Spartans visited the Rosemary Rockets and talked about college and goal settings. They discussed how to handle a busy schedule and how to get involved in school clubs and activities. Rockets also had the opportunity to ask questions and play games. 
Updated Tue, May 3rd
Thank you Kiwanis! Our students really enjoyed this year's play "The Barber of Seville" performed by West Bay Opera. Thanks to all the staff that helped make this possible. Our students clapped, laughed and giggled with the exciting opera production. 
Updated Thu, Apr 14th
At a March 17 Study Session, the Campbell Union School District Governing Board began discussions about proposed changes at three of its schools: Rosemary Elementary School, Campbell Middle School, and Village School, the district’s a parent participation school.
Main components of the proposal include:
- Rosemary Elementary School: add a fifth grade class to the preschool-through-grade-four school in August 2016 with a possibility of expanding to a Preschool through 8th grade site in the future.
- Campbell Middle School: Expand the grade 5-8 middle school to Preschool through 8th grade, possibly in the 2017/18 school year. (This proposal could include merging Village School and Campbell Middle School, but is not dependent upon it.)
- Village School: If the school merges with Campbell Middle, the current Village School campus would convert to a preschool site. If the two schools do not merge, Village School will remain as is and planning for converting Campbell Middle School to a preschool-through-eighth-grade campus would continue.
One of the proposed changes was approved on March 31st: Rosemary School will have a 5th grade starting in the new school year. Discussions about the rest of the proposed changes will continue throughout the year.
“This proposal is a starting point. We are at the very beginning of the conversation,” said District Superintendent Eric Andrew. “Having ample opportunity for discussion is an integral part of the process.”
Andrew said the proposal stems from the District’s Strategic Planning, input from stakeholders, and the goal of ensuring that every school in the Campbell Union School District is a School of Choice.
“We want each school to be as desirable as the next, so parents are confident that their children are receiving a top quality education in a top quality educational setting no matter which is their neighborhood school, ” he said.
The Superintendent and Board have had multiple meetings with staff, families and other community stakeholders since mid-March, and more are expected.
“We will discuss the District Reorganization proposal at each board meeting until we finalize the plan and identify methods to monitor the implementation of the plan,” Andrew said.
“Change can be uncomfortable, he added, “but it also can bring about wonderful outcomes for our students.”
If you have questions or want to be part of the discussions, please contact the school principal or ask_us [at] campbellusd.org