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Our Core Values in the Summer Months

Even though the students are enjoying summer break, our core values of we are learners, we are collaborators, and we are community builders still carry us through the summer months.

Expanded Learning students proudly display their summer art projects.

Summertime is an unique opportunity to lean into our core values of learning and community building. With community and sporting events, outdoor activities, and the library all available, summer is a great time to gather, to explore, and to tackle a reading list. 

Did you know that all Campbell Union students are already registered for a free library card? The summer reading program through the library district, “Plant a Seed, Read” runs through July 31, 2026. 

Additionally, students who are participating in the summer enrichment program will be performing Disney Junior’s Dare to Dream. 

We also know that summertime is often a time to recharge while spending quality time with friends and family. Wherever your summer activities take you, we encourage you to stay curious and to stay engaged with the community. We look forward to seeing you all for the new school year in August.

Happy Summer Capri Cougars!

Wishing you all a wonderful, fun-filled summer!

gemini art

See you August 19, 2026!

Celebrating the Class of 2026

Campbell Union School District sends the class of 2026 off with well wishes and a solid foundation.

Class of 2026 photo booth prop

Congratulations to the class of 2026! Campbell Union School District proudly promoted 607 eighth graders. This accomplished class had 23 seals of biliteracy (total biliteracy attainment) and 19 pursuit of bilingual certificates awarded by the Santa Clara County Office of Education, had the first co-ed flag football team, were the first class - beginning in TK - to have Dr. Viramontez as their superintendent for their entire academic journey, and had 274 students exceeding grade-level standards in English and Math per the 2024-25 California Smarter Balance assessment. However, we know their highlight reel does not stop there. 

Although the rising freshmen will be attending a variety of high schools, we send them off with the warmest of wishes and a strong foundation of inquiry and curiosity, a growth mindset, and student agency. We know the class of 2026 is going to accomplish amazing things.

A Rainstorm of Congratulations

Campbell Union School District celebrates the 2026 retirees who have a combination of over 180 years of service to the district.

CUSD's 2026 retirees gather together in the rain for a retirement celebration

Although Mother Nature showered our honorees with rain and hail, she could not damper the celebration of over 180 combined years of service to the Campbell Union School District. Staff, friends and family gathered to celebrate the District’s 14 retirees. Our retirees represent a variety of roles and responsibilities within the District from the irrigation and maintenance team to the superintendent. The success of the school district lies on the shoulders of the staff members and we are grateful for each of the retirees that have made tireless contributions on behalf of our students. 

Please help us celebrate the following retirees:

Retiree Name

Role

Years of CUSD Service

Steven Burbank

6th Grade Teacher

27

Stephanie Cima

Program Specialist

7

Sheila Erwin

1st Grade Teacher

34

Donna Gauthier

MTSS Instructional Assistant

4

Shun Heng

Accounting Tech

8

Janine Matheson

2nd Grade Teacher

34

Diana McDonald

Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA)

3

Annette G Mihalis

1st Grade Teacher

27

Christina Parrott

PE Teacher

21

Elizabeth Shepherd

2/3 Combo Teacher

32

Antonio Trejo

Custodian

29

Dimpal Bhayani

MTSS Instructional Assistant

7

Shelly Viramontez

Superintendent

30

Henry Delarosa

Irrigation/Maintenance

7

To view photos of the event, visit 20260527_CUSD_RetirementCelebrationEvent

Another Successful Multicultural Night

Thank you Ms. Astrid!

Last night we celebrated Capri's diverse community at our annual Muliticultural Night.  From Ukraine to Venezuela, we enjoyed treats, facts, and trinkets while getting stamps from each country in our Passports.  The night included entertainment from an amzing dance troupe, lots of traditional attire, and ended with an impromtu karaoke/dance party.  

We'd like to give a huge shoutout to the coordinator, our Community Liaison, Ms. Astrid.  Thank you so much for your hard work, putting this event together.  Your months of planning truly showed!