Sac City Unified has opened its application for this summer’s
Summer Matters@SCUSD program. The summer learning program will be
in-person, five days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Parents can select the program site which works best for them.
Applications must be submitted by Friday, May 28, 2021.
The district sent out information about students returning to
in-person learning, and a survey to choose an option for
each child. There are two options to choose:
In-Person/Concurrent Learning and Distance Learning. The survey
must be completed by March 17 for each
child. You will also need to know your child’s student
identification number for the survey. Please check Infinite
Campus for your child’s student ID number. If you need
assistance, please call our school office at 916-395-4520.
Camellia needs to form an ELAC! We need our parents of English
Learners to help us ensure our English Learners succeed. We need
their voice in monitoring our Single Plan for Student Achievement
(SPSA). Please join your principal, Ms. McKelvey, to form and
grow our ELAC.
As we end our first week of distance learning, I first want to
thank our teachers for their tireless and incredible efforts this
week; to our parents and guardians for holding down the fort at
home while juggling work, school, parenting and life; and to our
awesome students for showing up, smiling, being open-minded
and collaborative as we embarked on this very unusual school
year.
If your child has forgotten their password, you can reset it.
After resetting it, you will receive an email with a temporary
password. Once you receive this temporary password, you may
change it to something your child will remember. Please click on
the links provided to reset and change your child’s
password.
Distance Learning for all SCUSD students will begin Thursday,
September 3. Please visit the district’s website if you are not
able to login to Clever to reset login information, to reset
student passwords, and if you have difficulty with distance
learning formats. New students will receive their unique
passwords from their teacher or school before September
3.
Mr. Lundstrom was been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier
scholar by the National Association for Gifted Children.
Only 12 teachers nationally were recognized and Lundstrom
was the only California educator to be named a Javits-Frasier
scholar.
The Javits-Frasier Teacher Scholarship Fund for Diverse Talent
Development recognizes passionate, innovative educators who work
in districts that serve students from low-income and minority
populations that are historically underrepresented in gifted
education.
Welcome Back! I hope all of you had a great summer filled with
great memories and needed rest. We are incredibly excited to
begin the 2020-21 school year at Camellia Basic!
We look forward to making this a great school year where the
educational experiences address the whole child needs of students
as evidenced by classroom engagement with rigorous and relevant
material combined with special events and activities.
Again, we welcome you to Camellia and to our wonderful learning
community, a place that is full of unlimited possibilities.
Here’s to a wonderful school year as we work together to make our
school an amazing place to work and learn each day!
If you are in need of internet, please call the Camellia office
at 916-395-4520. You will be assisted in completing a form and
additional information will be given at that time. Please call if
you need service! :)
