The students were led through a series of questions by consulting firm Kathleen Moore and Associates designed to solicit feedback about what areas of the school they like, what areas need improvement, and what changes they would to see at the campus to enhance their educational experience.

 

These discussions are part of the educational specification process that focuses on what a general education classroom in SSFUSD might look like at the elementary, middle, and high school level. It incorporates what educators and students believe their schools physically need to support specific educational programs.

The State of California created the Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP) in 2022 to assist families with before and after school care for students in transitional kindergarten (TK), kindergarten, and grades 1-6.

 

Students who qualify for free or reduced price school meals are eligible for ELOP and may attend the program FREE for up to 210 days starting August 9, 2023. 

 

Please ask your students and their families to complete and submit a meal application as soon as possible. 

 

Families that complete an application for free or reduced price meals may also be eligible for benefits such as free annual bus passes, discounted internet service, and lower AP testing fees. Visit the following web page for more information:

 

Many thanks to everyone who attended the National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy Day Conference in San Jose last month. 

 

It was an informative conference that gave a perspective on how educational institutions should teach students about AI and how technology companies like Microsoft, Google, and IBM can support these efforts by providing the appropriate tools and technology. 

 

This is an important development for us to understand, and we appreciate having the opportunity to learn more about it.