I huge congratulations to:
Teacher of the Year: Sheryl Spencer
Classified of the Year: Ana Iurchenko
Volunteer of the Year: Coral Cox
School News
Updated Tue, May 19th
Please remember to drive safely in our neighborhood. Remember to follow the school zone speed limit, which is 25 mph. Please do not park in Red zones, or blocking neighbor's driveways. Let's work together to keep the community safe!
Updated Thu, Apr 30th
We are aware that some in the surrounding neighborhood have raised concerns regarding the lighting of the new construction at Capri. In response, we conducted a comprehensive review with our project architects, electrical engineers, and Facilities team to address concerns regarding energy consumption and light pollution.
Our evaluation confirmed that the current lighting system fully complies with Title 24 requirements, Division of the State Architect (DSA) standards, and the City of Campbell’s municipal performance standards. To objectively assess resident feedback, staff measured illumination levels at the residential fence line. These measurements ranged from 0.01 to 0.07 foot-candles, significantly below the 0.5 foot-candle threshold established by municipal standards.
While the lighting system is part of a DSA-approved project that must adhere to specific state safety and energy requirements—and is subject to existing builder contracts—the District has identified limited operational areas for adjustment. We are currently evaluating a one-month trial adjustment using a Wattstopper control system. During this trial, select second-floor exterior lighting will be turned off between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
This trial period will allow the District to monitor the impacts on campus safety, security, and deterring unauthorized activity on an active construction site. We remain committed to balancing our community's feedback with the essential safety and operational needs of our schools.
Updated Wed, Apr 29th
We hope everyone has a great Spring Break. Please take time to rest, and rejuvenate. We will see you back in class at 8am on April 20!
Updated Mon, Jan 12th
Winter Break is officially here! We want to wish all our students and families a wonderful holiday season and a happy, healthy New Year.
Please enjoy this time off to relax and celebrate. As a reminder, our school offices will be closed during the break. Classes will resume bright and early on Monday, January 5, 2026.
Stay warm and safe!
Mr. Brown, Principal
Updated Tue, Nov 11th
What a spectacular night! I want to extend a huge thank you to our wonderful PTA and all the incredible volunteers who helped make our annual Fall Festival a resounding success.
Events like this simply cannot happen without your dedicated help and tireless efforts. From setting up to cleaning up, you truly make our school community shine!
We had so many amazing moments:
- Yummy Treats: A special shout-out to the 5th-grade students and families for providing such delicious treats! Your efforts are deeply appreciated. 🍪
- Thrilling Performances: Thank you to the reptile expert for the fascinating and educational show, and to the magician for dazzling us all! 🎩
- Dunk Tank Fun: Thank you to all the brave Dunk Tank participants who were such great sports. You brought so many laughs! 💧
- Terrifying Fun: And we can't forget the Haunted House... WOW, what a chillingly good time! 😱
The Fall Festival is more than just a fundraiser; it’s a wonderful community-building event. Seeing our families, staff, and students connecting, laughing, and enjoying time together is truly what makes our school special.
Thank you again to everyone who contributed. Your commitment to our students and school is deeply appreciated.
Sincerely,
Principal Brown
Updated Tue, Nov 4th
Please join us for our Halloween Festival this Friday, October 24 from 5 to 8pm. There will be performers, a spooky Haunted House, lots of Carnival Games, a Dunk Tank, a Silent Auction, and more. Get ready for an amazing evening with friends and family.
