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Upcoming Events

CSI Sports Boosters Dine Out Fundraiser

Wednesday, December 17th at South Winchester Barbeque.

Support for our Howling Moon Sports Booster Club.

Bring in flyer, or online use code: CSISPORTS.

www.swinchesterbbq.com

High Energy at CSI Meet & Greet

a young CSI student gets a high five from one of the parents

Nearly 400 parents, students and staff gathered on May 8th for a Campbell School of Innovation event where they could get acquainted, learn more about the new school, and sign up for committees and volunteer activities that interest them.

Principal Norma Jeanne Ready and the CSI staff greeted families and provided an update on the school's schedule, construction, and planning for enriching learning experiences using the design thinking process.

“We’re excited about the opportunities that CSI and design thinking can bring to all students in our district,” said District Superintendent Shelly Viramontez. “CSI offers an opportunity to be innovative in our instructional delivery to better meet the needs of today’s students and prepare them for the skills and habits required for their success in this yet to be defined  future.”

More information will be provided to parents in the months leading to the school's opening on August 22nd.

Breaking Records, Building Legacy!

Boys volleyball claims school title and wrestling team makes history during the 2025/2026 sports season!

winners

We are thrilled to announce that the CSI Boys Volleyball team has won the championship, securing the school's inaugural title. The team demonstrated remarkable skill, resilience, and sportsmanship throughout the entire season, culminating in this proud moment for our school community. We extend our deepest gratitude to all the players, their families, and the CSI staff for their continuous support. The outstanding leadership and commitment shown by Coaches Serrano and Underwood have been invaluable to our athletes' success!

CSI congratulates its entire wrestling team on an outstanding season and successful sectional performance. We are immensely proud of the dedication, growth, and hard work demonstrated by our athletes throughout the year. For the first time in school history, CSI will send wrestlers to the highly competitive County Championships. Khloe, Ryland, Keira, and Sophie will proudly represent our school at the final meet of the season. Good luck girls! 
Go Wolfpack!

CSI's One Warm Coat Drive

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.

Embracing Our Diverse Winter Traditions

The winter holidays offer an amazing opportunity to explore diversity, traditions, and acceptance.

Photo of snowflake on a pine tree

The winter season is a tapestry woven with traditions from around the globe. In Campbell Union School District, we encourage students to share the unique ways their families mark this special time, fostering an environment of respect, understanding, and curiosity.

  • Global Festivities: Beyond familiar celebrations, our students teach us about the significance of holidays like Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights; Kwanzaa, which celebrates African-American heritage and community principles; Día de los Reyes Magos (Three Kings' Day) in many Latin American cultures; and festivals like Bodhi Day in Buddhism.
  • Learning Through Sharing: Classroom activities, cultural exhibits, and school-wide events provide platforms for students to discuss the history, customs, and symbolic importance of these different holidays. This shared learning deepens empathy and strengthens the bond among our student body.
  • The Power of Inclusion: By acknowledging and celebrating these diverse traditions, we send a clear message: every student's background is valued and integral to the fabric of our district.

We invite all members of our school community to participate fully in the spirit of this season:

  • Share Your Story: Speak with your child’s teacher about sharing a simple, appropriate aspect of your family's winter tradition with the class.
  • Attend School Events: Check your school's calendar and join us for the winter performances and gatherings. Your presence is the best gift!
  • Focus on Joy: Take a moment to pause, reflect, and consciously create a happy memory with your children this winter. These are the threads that build a strong family and a unified community.

We know that this time of year is a busy one and often involves family engagements and travel. While we encourage you to make the most of family time, it is also important that students are maximizing their instructional time. Please plan your travels around the planned winter break. 

The winter break is also an opportunity to visit your local library, museums, and parks. Learning can continue in conversations in the car, at the dinner table, and while running errands. Together, let's continue to illuminate our students’ lives with celebration, acceptance, and the beautiful memories we create side-by-side.