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Map Options for New By-Trustee Area Election System are Ready for Input
We have an important update in the process to establish a new By-Trustee Area Election System for the selection of the members of the SCUSD Board of Trustees.
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Public Hearing: Transition to a By-Trustee Area Election System
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Governing Board of the Santa Clara Unified School District as part of the transition to a by-trustee area election system to receive community comments and public testimony concerning proposed trustee voting area plans.
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Superintendent Board Meeting Report - October 14, 2021
At each regular board meeting, Superintendent Stella M. Kemp, Ed.D., makes an oral report to the board. Read the October 14, 2021, report here.
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District Update: October 15, 2021
Read this week's District Update for a message from Superintendent Kemp, highlights from the Kathleen MacDonald High School Beam Signing Ceremony, and more.
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Board Briefs: Highlights from the October 14 Regular Board Meeting
Read Board Briefs for highlights from our most recent board meeting on October 14, 2021.
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Final Beam Placed at Kathleen MacDonald High School
On October 7, we hosted a small celebration for a huge milestone in the construction of three new, modern schools for the children of Santa Clara Unified School District — the placement of the final steel beam on Kathleen MacDonald High School!
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Generous Donation Grows a Mini Orchard at Pomeroy
On September 24, Pomeroy Elementary School gave a special honor to a man who represents a local Santa Clara organization called the Kiwani’s Club.
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What Happens When There is a Quarantine?
Watch this video featuring District Lead Nurse, Karin Kimiecik, RN PHN discussing the quarantine procedures that take place when there is a positive COVID-19 case identified at school sites.
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Every Day Counts When it Comes to School Attendance
Good attendance is essential to academic success. Students can still fall behind if they miss just one or two days every few weeks. Attending school regularly can help students feel good about school and themselves.
