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We had a great Read Across America Day!
We had a wonderful time celebrating Read Across America Day by having community members read in our classrooms. We we treated by having Mr. Brown, Superintendent Viramontez, Campbell Police Officers and Firerighters, and many more special readers for the day! Thank you so much to everyone who joined us, especially Koa, the Campbell PD K9!
Capri and Village have put together a wonderful production of Aladdin!
Capri and Village have put together a wonderful production of Aladdin! Please come see all of their hard work pay off! There are 3 performance times to choose from. Please see the QR Code on the attached flyer
Please arrive to school on time.
School starts promptly at 8:00AM each day. This means students need to be at the classroom by the time the bell rings at 8. The gates open at 7:50 every morning. This gives plenty of time to say hello to your friends and still make it to class on time. Please show respect to teachers and classmates by arriving on time, so class time is not interrupted. Thank you for being on time!
Read Across America Day March 6
Read Across America is a Reading Awareness Program which celebrates a Nation of diverse readers. This day is is celebrated on March 2. Capri will be celebrating Read Across America on Wednesday, March 6. That day, various members of the Campbell Community will come to read in classrooms here at Capri. We will have the pleasure of reading with Campbell firefighters, members of the Campbell Police Department, a Campbell librarian, and even Mrs. Eshoff! Please help us celebrate Read Across America Day by reading a book with your friends or family!
A Message from Superintendent Viramontez
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) expands, a new definition of the Digital Divide is emerging. It is not just about access to devices, but also about the knowledge for using digital tools effectively.
“When I walk into a TK or Kindergarten classroom, I wonder what in the world these young people will be walking into in the 2044 workforce,” said Superintendent Shelly Viremontez at a recent meeting of teachers, administrators, and support staff exploring how to leverage AI as a tool for teaching and learning.
Watch the Superintendent's Briefing video to hear comments from her and teachers about the pros and cons of AI in our schools.
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