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Meet the new Principal
Rachel Vatannia is a Philadelphia native who currently resides in San Leandro with her partner, child, and fur babies. She graduated with her undergraduate degree
2150 E. 14th St., San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone: 510-618-4320 | Fax: 510-346-6087
2150 E. 14th St., San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone: 510-618-4320 | Fax: 510-346-6087
2150 E. 14th St., San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone: 510-618-4320 | Fax: 510-346-6087
Rachel Vatannia is a Philadelphia native who currently resides in San Leandro with her partner, child, and fur babies. She graduated with her undergraduate degree
Topic: Dealing with Stress and Fatigue
The Winter holidays are known to be a time of joy, family, and giving. Yet, they are also known to bring experiences of stress and fatigue. In this session, we will co-create space to name three types of fatigues. Then we will articulate real strategies to manage stress and interrogate our resistance to self-care. Participants will learn strategies to manage themselves and others’ expectations during Winter break. The session will be interactive, include fun activities, and support families with TK-12th grade students. Spanish and Chinese translation provided.
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Meeting ID: 818 1139 2817
Passcode: 594603
Topic: Family Literacy Night
In this session, we will discuss the key focus areas of SLUSD’s approach to literacy instruction and help you understand the literacy skills your child is learning in each grade band. You will have the chance to see samples of texts and samples of writing at each grade band and learn what to look for and listen for when your child talks about reading, writing, listening, and speaking in school.
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Meeting ID: 878 2804 2437 Passcode: 944504
San Leandro Unified School District, San Leandro Public Library, and Alameda County Library have formed an innovative new partnership to increase access to more eBooks and e-audiobooks for students. This unique collaboration strives to promote literacy and digital learning by streamlining the schools’ and the library’s digital reading resources in one app. As a result, students can learn anytime, anywhere because of the convenience, ease of reading on-the-go, and the inherent popularity of technology.
Tonight’s topic: RELATIONSHIPS IN THE YEAR OF COVID-19 The holiday season intensifies the tension between quarantine and maintaining family and social relationships. In this session, we will look at this tension with a socio-emotional lens. We will also brainstorm ways to hold connections with others while sheltering in place. From this place. we can then stretch our imagination of what’s possible with our students. Please bring journals or paper and a pen as we plan action steps for social connection. Spanish and Chinese translation provided.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://slusd-us.zoom.us/j/83561781220?pwd=dHpIVnRqVUpOUy9acW9kKzNkc2l4UT09 Meeting ID: 835 6178 1220 Passcode: 112728
We are planning for a new entryway, safety drop-off, and much more at Bancroft Middle School! See our slide presentation of the scope of work HERE. If you have ideas about these facility improvements, leave us feedback at https://tinyurl.com/BMSconstruction
These improvements are made possible by the generous support of San Leandro voters with the approval of Measure N.
At last night’s school board meeting, Dr. McLaughlin gave an update on reopening, including a tentative timeline to offer targeted, in-person support for small cohorts after the end of the student school day in mid-January.
We are designing a state-of-the-art new gymnasium for San Leandro High school. These improvements are made possible by the generous support of San Leandro voters through
Read more about our adoption materials for History/Social Science (TK-12 grade), Science (TK-12 grade), World Language (6-12).
New curriculum for Science, History/Social Science, and World Language is coming to our classrooms, thanks to one-time emergency funds from the state to support distance