Board Member Corner: Laura Bratt |
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I was thrilled to attend the grand opening of the new South County Family Justice Center in Danville, co-hosted by Supervisor Andersen’s office. The center serves children, youth, and adults affected by interpersonal violence (IPV) by connecting them with legal, medical, mental health, and economic resources.
This week, I attended a TRAFFIX Board of Directors meeting where the Board approved a special spring discount rate of 40% for new riders on bus routes with space for the remainder of the year.
Gong Hei Fat Choy! May you glide through 2025 with purpose and ease. Happy Lunar New Year to you! |
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#WeAreSRVUSD: Cammack Connection |
During this final week of January, I met with our San Ramon Valley Education Foundation (SRVEF) Affiliates to share information and address questions about support for our school sites. I also attended the ACSA Superintendents Symposium, where superintendents from across the state discussed common challenges, including budget constraints driven by declining enrollment and the end of COVID dollars. It’s clear that we are not alone in facing financial hurdles, and there is broad agreement that increasing base funding is essential to providing the quality education our students deserve.
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SRVUSD is proud to have many former students return to the district as employees. These staff members have lifelong connections with our community, and our students benefit! This week, we highlight Chris Pancoast, Campus Monitor at San Ramon Valley High School. |
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School Highlight: Deep Learning and Innovation in Action |
Cal High hosted an unforgettable Tri-Valley Leadership Conference this month thanks to the heroic efforts of ASB Officers Rhea, Chase, Ashley, and Clara. They stepped up to the challenge, even though Cal wasn’t scheduled to host, and In record time, successfully orchestrated every detail, from budgeting and scheduling to securing speakers, entertainment, and food. Their planning paid off as 1,200 student leaders from high schools around the East Bay converged on campus to exchange ideas, inspire one another, generate positive school spirit, and celebrate together. The Heroes vs. Villains theme set the stage for a deep learning experience in finance, event planning, and teamwork — real-world skills in action — no capes required!
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Experience the power of student creativity at the Innovate to Elevate Art Exhibit at the Danville Village Theatre. We invite the community to come and experience a stunning collection of artwork, from intricate paintings and expressive drawings to cutting-edge digital designs- all by talented SRVUSD middle and high school students. Each piece reflects the imagination, skill, and passion of the student artist and reflects the district’s dedication to fostering artistic expression and innovation. This amazing display will be open to the public until March 28. Don’t miss this celebration of creativity- visit Innovate to Elevate and be inspired!
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Talk with a Trustee: Upcoming Opportunities |
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SRVUSD IMPORTANT INFORMATION SRVUSD & COMMUNITY EVENTS -
Department of Rehabilitation Parent Information Night: Post-High School Pathways for Students with Disabilities
February 4, 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Virtual over Zoom
All parents/caregivers are invited to this virtual meeting hosted by SRVUSD and the SRV Council of PTA’s. The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) and SRVUSD WorkAbility Program will discuss their programs and resources available to students and families. Topics include career counseling, job placement services, and more.
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Lunar New Year Celebration
Friday, February 7, 5:00 pm
Quail Run Elementary School
The SRVUSD community is invited to this evening of cultural festivities and interactive fun with experiences for the whole family- including lion dances, kung-fu demonstrations, traditional flagging displays, student performances, Mandarin songs, authentic night market snacks, and family-friendly games. Tickets will be available at the door.
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Celebrate Innovation in Education Luncheon
February 12, 11:30 am
Diablo Country Club, Danville
This luncheon, sponsored by the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation, features a State of the District address by Superintendent CJ Cammack. Proceeds will benefit the SRVEF Major Gifts and Endowment Fund for long-term innovative educational programs in SRVUSD. All are welcome to attend! Register here.
- Don’t Miss the Campus Safety Town Hall!
Thursday, February 13, 6:00–7:30 PM SRVUSD Boardrooms (in-person only)
Join us for an exclusive opportunity for parents and caregivers to hear directly from experts about the steps we’re taking to keep our schools and community safe—and how YOU can play a vital role! Our panel of experts includes San Ramon Chief of Police Denton Carlson, Danville Chief of Police Tom Rossberg, San Ramon Valley Fire Deputy Chief Jonas Aguiar, and SRVUSD Superintendent CJ Cammack. Topics will include school safety plans and logistics, emergency preparedness and communications, support for mental health needs, and more!
Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot now: srvusdlinks.net/CampusSafetyPanel
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