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Congratulations to our district winners
Congratulations to our District Winners for the 2023-2024 school year! Miss Iyama won Teacher of the Year! Ms Astrid won Classified Employee of the Year! Ms Wiseman won ACSA's New Administrator of the Year! Let's celebrate them!
Annual Recognition Event
On Thursday, May 23rd, Campbell Union School District’s school communities will come together to honor the exceptional individuals chosen as the 2023-24 Employees and Volunteers of the Year. This annual recognition event, being held at 5:30 pm at Lynhaven School, celebrates the dedication and hard work that make all of our schools great places to work and learn.
The district will recognize 42 outstanding teachers, classified support staff, volunteers, and administrators for their significant contributions over this 2023-24 school year. The highlight of the event will be the announcement of this year’s District-level honorees, who will advance to the county’s recognition program.
Below is the list of the honorees from each school.
Blackford ............ Lauren Gourley - Classified Employee of the Year
Jenna Roldan - Teacher of the Year
Rachelle Johnson - Volunteer of the Year
CSI ....................... Kellie Johnson - Classified Employee of the Year
Amanda Haughs - Teacher of the Year
Michelle Phipps - Volunteer of the Year
Capri ................... Astrid Sanz - Classified Employee of the Year
Katie Iyama - Teacher of the Year
Leslie Belghoul - Volunteer of the Year
Castlemont ....... Irama Mendoza - Classified Employee of the Year
Stephanie Lykam - Teacher of the Year
Barbie Rosato - Volunteer of the Year
Forest Hill ......... Peggy DeVincenzi - Classified Employee of the Year
Jullie Pachoud - Teacher of the Year
Amber Menasco - Volunteer of the Year
Lynhaven ......... Charu Sarin - Classified Employee of the Year
Sarah Day - Teacher of the Year
Christine Wolffe - Volunteer of the Year
Marshall Lane .. Farah Sheikh - Classified Employee of the Year
Kristy Hunt - Teacher of the Year
Christa Levine - Volunteer of the Year
Monroe MS ....... Belen Solis - Classified Employee of the Year
Megan Duena - Teacher of the Year
Veronica Shields - Volunteer of the Year
Preschool .......... Nazy Ardalan - Classified Employee of the Year
Rolling Hills MS...Gail Panus - Classified Employee of the Year
GiIlian Harrington - Teacher of the Year
Eileen Weinstein - Volunteer of the Year
Rosemary ......... Stephanie Murakami - Classified Employee of the Year
Alyssa Sigala - Teacher of the Year
Alejandra Cortes - Volunteer of the Year
Sherman Oaks ... Leticia Jaimes - Classified Employee of the Year
Lino Gutierrez - Teacher of the Year
Pamela Trounstine - Volunteer of the Year
Village ................. Laura Torres Cendejas - Classified Employee of the Year
Aisling Clarke - Teacher of the Year
Peggy Koralage - Volunteer of the Year
Impressive display of student works of art, innovation and music
The first annual Art, Innovation, and Music (AIM) Showcase, held on May 15th, was a vibrant celebration of student creativity. With an ocean theme, the event featured an impressive array of artwork, innovative projects, and musical recordings from students across the district.
“In Campbell, we are dedicated to nurturing creativity and innovation in all of our students. This showcase highlights the incredible talent and passion within our schools,” said Julie Goo, District Coordinator of Innovation.
Families, students, and staff had a fantastic opportunity to celebrate student achievements and immerse themselves in this community event.
Celebrating All Employees Because Educating Students Takes All of Us Together
While there are many days designated to honor and celebrate the various roles and impact of school employees, we believe they are all important in our service and support of students, staff and families. Please join us in recognizing all of our dedicated employees during Campbell Union School District’s Employee Appreciation Week, May 13 through 17.
“Every staff member in our school district plays an important role in shaping the future of our students, from teachers to custodians, office staff to school nurses, administrators to bus drivers; all contribute to creating a nurturing and enriching environment where every student can reach their highest potential,” said Superintendent Shelly Viramontez.
Special Recognition on May 23rd
As a special part of our annual Employee Appreciation Week, we honor and celebrate outstanding individuals in our schools. We will applaud our Teachers of the Year, Classified Employees of the Year, Volunteers of the Year, and announce the District-level winners who will move on to county level awards.
Mark Your Calendars for More May Events!
Don’t miss these engaging district-wide events brought to you by the Campbell Union School District and our valued community partners. All district families are invited to participate.
May 14 & 21: Free Viewing of "Angst" - This compelling documentary sheds light on the topic of anxiety. Produced by IndieFlix, the film features interviews with a diverse range of individuals including children, teens, educators, experts, parents, and even former Olympic champion Michael Phelps. A panel discussion will follow the screening. Co-sponsored by Campbell Union School District and School Linked Services. Learn more about "Angst"
May 14 at 6pm at CSI, 295 Cherry Ln., Campbell
May 21 at 5:30pm at Castlemont, 3040 E. Payne Ave., San Jose
May 15: Celebrate student creativity and achievement at the Art, Innovation and Music (AIM) Showcase! This event will showcase an inspiring collection of artwork, innovative projects, and musical recordings crafted by our talented students. Learn more about the AIM Showcase
May 15 from 4 to 7pm at
Monroe Middle School, 1055 S. Monroe St., San Jose
CSI Team Lunar Eclipse earns the "Outstanding Collaboration" award
Representing their school and the district proudly, Campbell School of Innovation (CSI) students showcased their problem-solving skills at the 37th annual Tech Challenge held on April 28, 2024. Under the theme "Cosmic Quest," the mission was to develop a launcher to transport supplies to a distant moon, simulating a crucial space mission.
Three CSI teams participated, with Team Lunar Eclipse earning the "Outstanding Collaboration" award for grades 7-8. The event, hosted by The Tech Interactive, drew over 540 teams who spent months preparing their innovative solutions to the challenge.
"I am super proud of all of their hard work this year," CSI teacher Amanda Haughs said, noting the students' dedication, ideas and teamwork.
The CSI Teams are:
Team Axis -- Nikhil M., Cash F., Charlie O. Daniel A., James N.
Team Lunar Eclipse -- Joseph T., Claire G., Logan C., Nicola F., Sebastian H.
Team Cosmic Wolves -- Agastya S., Joshua A., Jay P., Abdullah B., Nolan V.
The Tech Challenge encourages students from grades 4-12 to engage deeply in the engineering design process, fostering both collaboration and critical thinking skills. This year's challenge not only highlighted the students' technical skills but also their ability to work together to solve complex problems.