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Planning Ahead for 2025!

A Few Dates to Remember

woman's hand holding a mobile device that shows a weekly planner

These next few weeks may be especially busy for families, so we want to remind you of some key dates to consider noting in your calendar.

  • Dec. 23: Begin Winter Break
  • Jan. 5: End Winter Break. Students return Mon., Jan. 6.
  • Jan-Feb. 2025: Elementary school tours for families enrolling students for the new school year. See tour dates here.
  • Jan. 14: Begin Annual School Experience Survey of students, staff and families
  • Jan. 20: Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

To subscribe to the calendar for your own child's school, visit our calendar website and select the school calendar(s) you want.

Happy Thanksgiving

Wishing you all a wonderful Thanksgiving Break!

Thanksgiving Pic

School is closed Nov. 25-29.  We will see everyone on December 2.

It's Kindness Week at Capri

Kindness Week

We have been celebrating kindness all week here at Capri.  Students have been encouraged to come together and be kind to one another.  Random acts of kindness have been sprinkled throughout campus all week long.

PG&E Digging on Audrey Ave

PG&E Digging

PG&E will be digging in our area starting on December 2.  If you usually drop off or pick up on Audrey Ave, please do so elsewhere during this time.  Digging will take place from 12/2 to 12/13 from 7am to 3:30pm daily.  We will update you with any changes. Please see attached for more information.

We’re Thankful for You!

A Thanksgiving Message from the Superintendent

collage of partners working with students and staff.

As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to express our gratitude to the amazing community partners who enrich our students’ school experiences. From Elevate Math tutors supporting middle schoolers to Stanford’s Dr. Jo Boaler fostering a growth mindset in elementary math, and volunteers from Tzu Chi, Women’s League, and Foster Grandparents, your dedication fuels student success.

PTAs, Home-School Clubs, Boosters, and committees like the Innovation Council and Parent  Advisory Committees amplify these efforts, creating more opportunities and connections.

Thank you for helping us build a strong, supportive community. Wishing you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

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