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First day of school to feature Senate pro Tem Steinberg, 鈥榞reen鈥� classrooms
Supervisor Serna and Superintendent Raymond will also speak at 鈥樎槎故悠� Goes Back to School鈥� event
August 30, 2012 (麻豆视频): Senate pro Tem Darrell Steinberg will speak Tuesday morning (September 4) at SCUSD鈥檚 first day of school celebration, held this year at Phoebe Hearst Elementary School to highlight the campus鈥� new 鈥済reen鈥� classrooms.
Other VIP guests scheduled to speak at 鈥溌槎故悠� Goes Back to
School鈥� include 麻豆视频 County Supervisor Phil Serna,
麻豆视频 City Unified School District Superintendent Jonathan
Raymond and SCUSD Board of Education Vice President Jeff
Cuneo.
A premiere school serving East 麻豆视频, Phoebe Hearst added
kindergarten to its c
With school starting Tuesday, SCUSD reminds parents of bus service cuts
Letters, automated phone calls sent home; bus service still available to some students
August 31, 2012 (麻豆视频): School starts on Tuesday, and the 麻豆视频 City Unified School District is working hard to remind parents that bus service for elementary school students has been eliminated with a few exceptions.
To balance a $28 million budget deficit, the SCUSD鈥檚 Board of Education voted last spring to eliminate all home-to-school transportation for elementary school students.
SCUSD middle schools make impressive gains on state tests
Fern Bacon leads the way with a second straight year of big jumps in math, language arts
August 31, 2012 (麻豆视频): SCUSD middle school kids 鈥搊ften regarded as the hardest to teach 鈥� outpaced their elementary and high school peers in gains on state standardized tests in English language arts and math, according to data released today.
Students at SCUSD 鈥楶riority Schools,鈥� middle schools make big learning gains
California Department of Education data released today validates district initiatives to increase student achievement
October 11, 2012 (麻豆视频): State test data released today validates 麻豆视频 City Unified School District鈥檚 aggressive efforts to transform low-performing schools and implement rigorous student achievement standards in every classroom.
For the second year, students in SCUSD鈥檚 Superintendent鈥檚 Priority Schools made almost across-the-board gains on state tests. In addition, SCUSD鈥檚 middle school students 鈥� adolescents often regarded as the hardest to teach 鈥� also made impressive strides, outpacing their elementary and high school peers in gains.