CSI Notices

Brief reminders, announcements, and notifications

Updated Wed, Dec 17th

From now until January 2nd we are accepting new or gently used coats and outerwear for men, women, and children. Items can be dropped off to the Welcome Center during office hours, 7:30 AM to 4 PM. The flyer with additional details is attached. Thank you for your support.

Updated Mon, Dec 1st

A percentage of purchases made through December 5th are donated back to CSI PTO and directly benefits our school! 

Great as stocking stuffers or hostess gifts for your next gathering.

Flyer attached with the QR Code.

Updated Thu, Nov 13th

Our 3rd thru 5th grade students are so excited for their Performances!

Location: Starbright Theater, 1770 W. Campbell Ave, Campbell.

Date and Time: Thursday, November 6th at 7 PM, 

Friday, November 7th at 7 PM, 

Saturday, November 8th at 1 PM and 5 PM.

Tickets: $10

https://campbellusd.seatyourself.biz

Updated Fri, Oct 17th

Hey Wolfpack!

Get your Spirit Wear now. See the attached flyer for t'shirt options and order by October 20th. Shirts will arrive in November.

Here is the link:

https://forms.gle/39s8FapsAtcoqeWk6

Payment can be placed in the PTO box in the Welcome Center. Cash or check made payable to CSI PTO.

Updated Mon, Dec 15th

Thank you to all of our amazing students for another great year of Art, Innovation, and Music! 

Check out more details about our last session of the year: bit.ly/cusdaimblog
Art, Innovation and Music session 11 highlights; transcript follows. Art, Innovation and Music session 11 highlights. Art: Artists continued to work on art that represents their imagination, creativity, and appropriate development. Innovation: Innovators used the engineering design process and worked collaboratively to design a tool to remove items from a storm drain. Music: Musicians reviewed music elements like rhythm, form, tempo, and pitch. They played instruments, sang, and used technology! Our mission: To inspire learners to grow and be curious through creative experiences. Learners will connect and collaborate to solve complex challenges with a growth mindset. More on the AIM blog
Lo más destacante de la sesión 11 de Arte, Innovación y Música; sigue una transcripción. Lo más destacante de la sesión 11 de Arte, Innovación y Música. Arte: Los artistas continuaron trabajando en arte que representa su imaginación, creatividad y desarrollo apropiado. Innovación: Los innovadores utilizaron el proceso de diseño de ingeniería y trabajaron en colaboración para diseñar una herramienta para eliminar elementos de un desagüe pluvial. Música: Los músicos repasaron elementos musicales como el ritmo, la forma, el tempo y la altura. ¡Tocaron instrumentos, cantaron y usaron tecnología! Nuestra misión: Inspirar a los estudiantes a crecer y ser curiosos a través de experiencias creativas. Los estudiantes se conectarán y colaborarán para resolver retos complejos con una mentalidad de crecimiento. Más en el blog de AIM

Updated Fri, May 16th

Where: CSI's Town Square

When: Friday, May 16th from 5 to 7 PM

What: Experience different flavors, music, fun and culture from all over the world!

Updated Thu, May 1st

Friday, April 18th from 2:30 to 3 PM in Classroom A9.

Snack and crafts.

Updated Thu, Apr 17th

In the Bistro from 4 to 6 PM February 28th.

$5 Pre-Sale Ticket, selling during snack recess and lunch recess, 2/24-2/27.

$10 at the door, cash only.

Dress Code Semi Formal.

ASB Hosted Event.

Updated Tue, May 19th

Parent feedback is an important factor for our decisions about your child's school experience.
That's why we're hoping all of our parents and guardians will participate in our annual survey.

P.S.
This video gives you a glimpse of the difference it makes!

Updated Mon, Sep 28th
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Campbell Union School District
BOARD MEMO
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEETING ON JANUARY 23, 2025
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Woman stands and speaks at podium as 7 men and women listen.
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Village School Staff Growth Drives Student Growth
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Principal Alicia Mommer shared the school’s Continuous Improvement Update, highlighting efforts to empower both students and staff. In response to the school’s survey data, staff are working to strengthen students’ sense of belonging and mutual respect while expanding their own skills in culturally responsive teaching. By prioritizing effective communication and empathy, the school has improved collaboration between students and staff. View the presentation slides for more details.
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Successful Students
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New After-School Enrichment Classes Approved
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The Board approved new after school engineering and art enrichment classes proposed by the Expanded Learning Department. The classes will be fee-based, 8-week sessions offered at Blackford, Campbell School of Innovation, Capri, Castlemont, Forest Hill, Lynhaven, Marshall Lane, Sherman Oaks, and Rolling Hills.
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Safe and Adaptive Infrastructure
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Engaged Families and Communities
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District Prepares for 2025-26 Enrollment Changes
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Chief Business Officer Bharathi Lakshmanan presented the latest enrollment projections and school capacity plans. The data shows enrollment will likely decline further in 2025-26 and 2026-27 due to demographic trends and lower birth rates. For 2025-26, the district anticipates 88 fewer students. Despite this decline, schools are ready to accommodate the additional transitional kindergarten (TK) classrooms required for the upcoming school year. See the presentation slides for details.
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Donors Provide Generous Support
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The Board accepted $13,600 in donations for Blackford, Sherman Oaks, CSI, Castlemont, and CUSD Student Services. These donations came from the Assistance League of Los Gatos-Saratoga, Blackbaud Giving Fund, Campbell Police Officers Association, Castlemont Home & School Club, Hilda Garcia Leon, and Synopsis of Silicon Valley Foundation. Thank you donors!
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County Approves District Budget with Positive Certification
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The Santa Clara County Office of Education approved the district’s First Interim Budget Report with a positive certification. This certification confirms the district’s financial stability for the current and next two fiscal years.
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2025-26 School Year Calendar Approved
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The Board adopted the 2025-26 Employee Work Year Calendar. Assistant Superintendent Melissa Theide shared that the calendar was developed with input from CUSD labor groups and aligns with key dates in the Campbell Union High School District calendar. See the calendar presentation.
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head shots of 5 board members
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Next Meeting: February 13, 2025
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Governing Board:
Danielle M.S. Cohen,
Chris Miller,
Richard Nguyen,
William Slade,
Don Thorvund
Superintendent
Dr. Shelly Viramontez
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CampbellUSD’s Board Memo is published within one week of regular board meetings and does not represent officially approved meeting minutes. For official minutes, agendas, and other information about the governing Board, please visit our website. www.campbellusd.org/board
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WE ARE LEARNERS. WE ARE COLLABORATORS. WE ARE COMMUNITY BUILDERS.
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