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FEBRUARY 3 THRU 7
Parents Raising Children in a Safe Environment Course
An 8 class course for Parents - See dates on flyer
This course is for violence prevention/parenting class, presented in spanish sponsored by the Westminster Free Clinic.
The Student District Advisory Council (SDAC) is looking for current 8th grade students, who are interested in being a representative for SDAC during the 2025-26 school year. If you are someone who wants to share their ideas, have good communication skills, has the capacity to commit, and are looking to better our school, our district, and our community, please complete the following questions and submit this form by February 13th. After February 13th, interviews will be conducted following the preliminary review of all applications. We will notify those selected when interviews will occur. Please check your learn email for application updates.
Application closes on 2/13/25 at 4:00pm.
The Thousand Oaks Teen Center is hosting a Ski Trip to Mountain High during the school holidays on February 14th and March 17th. The trip is $150 per person which covers transportation, lift ticket, supervision included. Permission slip/proof of family medical insurance required to attend. Register by clicking on banner below. See flyer for more info.
Attention 8th graders attending Westlake High School in the fall.
See the flyer for important meeting dates regarding registration.
There will be a Parent/Guardian Virtual Presentation on
March 26th from 5:30 - 6:30pm.
Click on banner below to be directed to the WHS Counseling Website with a link to register.
- California students in 6th through 12th grade are invited to submit a podcast, narrative essay, or photo essay to the Climate Storytelling Contest. Students choose one of the three mediums and answer the following prompt: What are your feelings towards climate change? How can those feelings be turned into action?
Entries can be submitted online by 5pm on May 29th, 2025.
For prize information, rules, contest flyer, entry form (and helpful links for teachers and students), please click on button below.
Up to Five Key Takeaways...
Family participation and engagement is a key priority of the Conejo Valley Unified School District. Our seven Advisory Councils and Committees meet regularly for vibrant discussions, informative presentations, relationship-building activities and more. These meetings are open to all members of our CVUSD community to attend. However, we understand that attending meetings in-person is not always possible. Click HERE to stay informed on updates and actions from each Advisory Council and Committee, with "Up to Five Key Takeaways" from each meeting.