District News

We are excited about the upcoming 2025-26 school year and are here to partner with you. Below is important information to help ensure a smooth school year.

Where can I find information about the District and my student’s school?

The District’s website has comprehensive back-to-school information including:

• 2025-26 School Year Calendar
• Bus Schedule
• Lunch Menus
• District Services
• About Your School

Individual School Site Information

Each individual school has its own website where you can find site-specific information including important dates, bell schedules, parent resources, and a staff directory.

Back-to-School Packet

During the first week of August, you should receive a back-to-school packet via email. This packet includes essential information including the Parent/Guardian Handbook and forms that will need your attention. 

If you have not received the back-to-school packet by August 12th, please contact your school office staff.

How to Stay in the Know

While ParentSquare is the primary information source for families, including emergency response information. There are several more ways to stay connected with both the District and your child’s school. 

Other means of communication include:

• E-newsletters 
• PowerSchool Parent Portal
• School Office Staff
• Instagram
• Facebook
• @campbellusd">YouTube
• Parent-Teacher Committees

More information about Parent-Teacher Committees will be provided from your child’s school. These committees are an integral part of our shared success as well as a great opportunity to meet other parents and CUSD staff. 

We look forward to learning, collaborating, and building community with you.

Looking for a fun (and free!) summer outing for the family? Head over to the Campbell Community Center on Tuesday, July 1st, from 9:30–11:30am for the Touch-a-Truck event, hosted by our partners in Campbell Recreation & Community Services.

Kids can get a close-up look at real police cars, fire engines, ambulances, garbage trucks, excavators, and more! There will even be a visit from Kona Ice. It's a hands-on way for children to learn about the vehicles and heroes that help keep our community running.

Location: Community Center parking lot near the skatepark and track
️ Admission: Free and open to the public
ℹ️ Learn more: Campbell Park & Recreation Month

As summer begins, online safety shifts from school-based protections to home-based supervision, because our administrators will also be enjoying a bit of time off. While students can still log into Clever and other learning apps using personal devices, district internet filters and safety tools like Gaggle will not be active.

Additionally, take-home Chromebooks assigned to students in grades 6–8 will be disabled for the summer and reactivated before school resumes on August 20, 2025.

We encourage families to stay involved in their children’s digital lives:

• Actively supervise online activity
• Set tech-free zones and time limits
• Foster in-person connections and model good digital behavior

Helpful Resources for Families

• Social Media and Youth Mental Health – U.S. Surgeon General Advisory
• Common Sense Media: Make Screen Time Safe and Positive
• Parenting, Media, and Everything in Between

Together, we can help students build safe and responsible online habits—at school and at home.

Thanks to the generosity of Friends of the Heritage Theatre, more Campbell Union School District students will have the opportunity to shine on a professional stage next year.

Through a new partnership with the district, Friends of the Heritage Theatre is providing up to $10,000 to help two upper-grades productions—Rolling Hills Middle School’s winter show and a joint spring production by Monroe Middle School and Campbell School of Innovation—take the stage at the historic Campbell Heritage Theatre during the 2025–26 season.

In addition to supporting production costs, the organization has created a $5,000 scholarship fund to help cover student participation fees, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to being part of the experience.

“This collaboration enhances our arts programs and creates lasting memories, enriching our students’ educational journey,” said Martha de Ojeda, Director of Expanded Learning. “We are deeply grateful for their commitment to our students and community.”

The Friends of the Heritage Theatre raise funds through tax-deductible donations from the community and concession sales during the theatre’s regular season events. Their support helps bring the arts to life for the next generation of performers.