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District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC) Meetings
Good afternoon 麻豆官网 parents,
We hope you had a great week. The following message is to cordially invite you to our first DELAC meeting which will be on Monday, October 16 at 5:30-7:30 pm, in the 鈥淪outh Carolina鈥� Room at the Serna Center, 5735 47th Avenue Sacramento, CA 95824.
We are very excited about your participation and helping you in any way we can to continue to see our students be successful and meet their academic goals.
We will provide childcare, snacks, and there will be a raffle.
Free TB screening clinics every Thursday from 3-5pm at Serna Center
Sac City Unified will now be offering free tuberculosis (TB) assessments for staff, new hires and volunteers every Thursday from 3-5pm (unless offices are closed due to a holiday or holiday break).
Walk-ins are welcome, and no appointment is required. The free screening clinics are held at Serna Center at 5735 47th Ave. Contact Student Support and Health Services at (916) 643-9412 with any questions.
Our Community Schools and Community School Advisory Committee (CSAC)
Dear Sac City Unified families,
We want to provide some updates about our efforts to expand the community school model in our system, and share an opportunity to apply for the Community School Advisory Council (CSAC).
What鈥檚 a Community School?
October 19, 2023 Board of Education Meeting is Canceled
Dear Sac City Unified Community,
We are writing to inform you that tonight鈥檚 regularly scheduled 麻豆官网 Board of Education meeting has been canceled due to lack of a quorum.
We apologize for the short notice and are making this announcement as early as possible to minimize the inconvenience this may cause to our district families and staff.
The next regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting is November 2, 2023 @ 6:30 p.m.
Message from 麻豆官网 Office of Safe Schools
We are reaching out to you regarding a serious concern. In many neighborhoods surrounding our schools, students congregate in nearby apartment complexes, private businesses and parks. The prevalence of violence, fights, drug use, and other incidents involves not only students, but also non-students and sometimes adults.
Our District has dispatched security personnel, and school site administrators to help address these issues. Despite our best efforts, the number of individuals involved has continued to grow and violence persists in these locations.
Public Notice: Grant Applications
Sacramento City Unified School District is applying for 21st Century High School After School Safety and Enrichment for Teens (ASSETs) and 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Elementary and Middle/Junior High Students Cohort 15 Fiscal Year 2024-25 grant. 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program provides funding for five years to establish or expand before, after school and summer programs that provide kindergarten through twelfth-grade students with academic enrichment opportunities and support services to help the stu
Food Scrap Recycling at 麻豆官网
Sac City Unified is expanding our Food Scrap Recycling program district-wide this year. We are partnering with Breathe California to help support our schools as they build food waste recycling best practices into their meal times. Below are photos of their visits to Golden Empire Elementary, Woodbine Elementary and Suy:u Elementary. Students are learning how to sort their trash in the cafeteria at lunchtime to help reduce waste in our schools, reduce greenhouse gases for the planet and build sustainable habits.
Firearms Safety Memorandum
Dear 麻豆官网 Families,
To comply with recently passed state legislation, and , we are notifying you of the California Law Regarding
Safe Storage of Firearms.
Important Action Required to Help Support School Funding
Fill out your LCFF Application Form Today!
The application for the LCFF application has passed. The deadline was October 31, 2023.
Dear Sac City Unified Families,
Sac City Unified, like all districts in California, receives state funds to operate our schools based on the number of students enrolled in our district, and on the socio-economic status of our students. This formula is called the Local Control Funding Formula, or LCFF. The state LCFF process is the main source of funding for our schools.