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This week Capri hosted our Annual Special Games.
This week Capri hosted our Annual Special Games. Students got to have some friendly competition and enjoy relay games together. Principal Brown even joined in on the fun.
All families can submit requests. State law requires priority placement for some students.
Looking for after-school care for the 2025-26 school year? Campbell Union School District provides school-based before and after-school programs designed to support students and families.
Through the Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP), students in TK-5 who meet any of the following criteria receive priority registration for after-school care:
✔ Homeless or Foster Youth
✔ English Learners (currently receiving services)
✔ Students qualifying for Free or Reduced-Price Meals (application on file with the Nutrition Department)
Families who qualify for priority enrollment can register now. Visit our CampbellCare webpage for full details.
We understand that many families rely on after-school programs. If your child does not meet the priority criteria, please submit an interest request for the 2025-26 school year. Once priority enrollment is complete, we fill remaining spots from the interest list. If demand exceeds available space, non-ELOP placements will be determined through a lottery system.
Don’t wait—submit your request today!
We Are Learners
This Friday, March 21st, is a district-wide Professional Development Day, meaning students will have the day off while our teachers and administrators focus on their learning to better support students’ needs. This dedicated time allows our educators to collaborate, enhance their skills, and deepen their knowledge—all with the goal of strengthening high-quality instruction in our schools.
District and State budgeting for contingencies, preserving key services for students
Recent discussions about closing the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) and eliminating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs have raised concerns. While no immediate changes affect our district, we are closely monitoring developments and will provide updates if conditions change affecting our schools and programs.
Only Congress can fully abolish the USDOE, but funding and responsibilities could shift to other agencies. Many key programs, such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), existed before the department was created in 1980. IDEA provides federal grants for special education, though federal funds reportedly cover only about 10% of actual costs.
The Campbell Union School District and the State of California remain committed to safe, inclusive learning environments. Guided by our Anti-Bias/Anti-Racism Statement, we work to remove systemic barriers and ensure equitable opportunities for all students to fully benefit from public education.
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond opposes federal education funding cuts, particularly for special education and Title I programs. The California Department of Education is exploring ways to offset potential funding gaps to protect essential programs.
To ensure financial stability, we are maintaining all federally funded programs while preparing for potential funding changes. Budget reserves can buffer the impact and provide short-term support for critical programs, including:
We encourage our community to stay engaged. We will continue to provide updates as we remain committed to delivering a high-quality education and helping every student reach their highest potential.
Superintendent announces Campbell Kudos honorees.
Through our Campbell Kudos program, we celebrate our incredible staff and educators who embody our district’s core values. Please watch our video announcing the honorees being recognized by their colleagues for being Learners.