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COVID-19 Cases are up and we are seeing a number of outbreaks. As you know the district changed exposure notification procedures for classroom exposures starting 9/5/23. CDPH and ÇÑ×ÓÊÓƵ County Public Health advise us not to send exposure notifications to families when there is a case of Covid-19 at school, including when there is an outbreak. COVID-19 is now considered endemic and widespread. It is not causing the severe illness, hospitalizations, and deaths that occurred earlier in the pandemic, and therefore is being treated similarly to flu. 

I will be holding virtual office hours in September & October to help answer questions and troubleshoot issues on the following topics:

• SCUSD hosted Websites
• Social Media
• SchoolFinder School Profiles

If you have any immediate questions about your school website or need user accounts set up, please reach out to me at the email listed below. 

Thank you!

• Find the Health Services and Emergency Care Update for Principals August 11 slides .
• Find the Health Services Update for OMs 8/10/23 slides .

Q: Why does the enrollment center admit students who are not up-to-date on IZs?  

A: They should not.

The ÇÑ×ÓÊÓƵ Region Community Foundation is pleased to announce the release of a mini-grant program for the region’s public, private, and school (K-12) libraries. The Jerrold B. Whitney/Clayton Pinkerton Fund awards grants of up to $750 to add books to libraries’ general or special collections. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, proposals for e-books are also welcomed. 

To our site leaders,

We are sharing some resources with you that we encourage you to include in your back-to-school communications and/or packets for your school community.

Parent and Student Rights Notification and Standards of Behavior Handbook

To our site leaders,

The Communications team has prepared a for the 2023-2024 school year which contains: