What kind of early education does cjusd offer?
CJUSD Early Education “Where Learning Begins!” There are many Early Education opportunities available at CJUSD, that centers on enriching, joyful and hands-on learning experiences for 3,4, and 5 year olds. These include: Transitional Kindergarten, Preschool/Headstart, and Expanded Learning programs such as Think Together. More information here.
What is the San José Unified parent/student handbook?
The San José Unified Parent/Student Handbook is designed to help students and families understand the board policies, California laws, and school district procedures that ensure students have every opportunity to succeed in a safe learning environment.
What is the parent portal?
Our Parent Portal is the best way to stay informed about all aspects of your child’s education. If you received your Parent Portal activation email and are accessing it for the first time, follow these instructions.
What is a SELAC?
The SELAC is also responsible for assisting in the development of the school needs assessment, language census, and ways to make parents aware of the importance of regular school attendance. Please contact your school principal to learn about how to join the SELAC. Top.
What is a school site council?
School Site Councils (SSC) are composed of parents, teachers, and the principal. In middle and high schools, students can also be members. Their peers must elect the committee members. The SSC is responsible for recommending the proposed Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) to the Board of Education for approval.
What to do if your concern has not been addressed to your satisfaction?
If your concern has not been addressed to your satisfaction, make an appointment to meet with the principal. The principal is in a position to provide additional resources, support, and perspectives that are critical for creating a common understanding and solution.
What is San José Unified?
San José Unified is an open-minded partner, committed to establishing a positive, collaborative relationship with every family. We’re proud to provide unique opportunities and resources for families to engage with and participate in elevating opportunities for your students.
What is a parent class?
Parenting Classes. Discover strategies to improve communication and build skills that will lead to school and family success. Families can choose to participate in any of the following series: Loving Solutions, Love and Logic, and the Parent Project. To register, please call at (408) 535-6404 ext. 14324.
Who is responsible for advising the principal and staff on the development of a master plan for bilingual education for the individual
The SELAC is responsible for advising the principal and staff on the development of a master plan for bilingual education for the individual school and submitting the plan to the Board of Education for consideration for inclusion in the district’s master plan.
