This school year, our district began using iReady as a Reading and Math assessment tool for students in grades K through 8. In combination with the iReady assessment, we are also using iReady’s Personalized Learning tool for all K-8 students. iReady’s Personalized Learning is designed to provide individualized instruction based upon each student’s assessment results.
To view your child’s iReady assessment results, please contact your child’s homeroom, ELA and/or Math teacher, or visit the Aeries Family Portal. Your child’s iReady results are in the Test Scores page as well as within the Student Documents page in the Aeries Family Portal. For more information about the Aeries Family Portal, please visit our district website.
For more information about iReady, please visit the iReady Family Center website and/or reach out to your child’s homeroom, ELA and/or Math teacher.
We need your help!!!!
As we work together to support our school and students, we are excited to announce that we are currently seeking nominations for the School Site Council (SSC) for the [2024-2025] school year. We currently have 3 vacancies in our council.
What is the School Site Council?
The School Site Council is a vital group composed of parents, teachers, staff, and the principal, who work together to help shape the educational priorities of our school. In a public elementary school, the SSC plays an important role in:
- Developing and reviewing the school’s Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA), which outlines strategies to improve academic performance and support student success.
- Allocating resources based on the school’s specific needs and goals.
- Providing input on budgetary decisions to ensure funding is used effectively to enhance learning opportunities for all students.
Being part of the SSC offers a meaningful way to engage with our school’s planning and decision-making processes. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to represent the voice of parents in guiding school policies and programs.
Meeting dates:
November 13 4:00-5:30
January 15 4:00-5:30
February 19 4:00-5:30
March 26 4:00-5:30
May 7 4:00-5:30
We encourage family members to nominate themselves or others who would be interested in serving on the council. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to collaborate and make a positive impact on our school!
Please submit your nominations by November 1 here.
If you are nominating a person other than yourself please check-in with them prior to submitting a nomination.
Attention all Families!
We are seeking a dedicated family representative from our school to join the District Local Control Steering Committee. This committee plays an essential role in guiding the effective use of resources provided by the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), which supports our highest-need students—including low-income students, English language learners, and foster youth.
By participating, your voice can help shape the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) and ensure that funding addresses both state and local priorities to support equal educational opportunities. As a committee member, you'll collaborate with representatives from our 16 schools and staff to review current plans, make spending recommendations, and help revise the 2025-2026 LCAP.
Meeting Dates (all held at the District Board Room, 5:30–7:00 p.m.):
November 21
February 13
April 3
April 23 (LCAP presentation at the DELAC meeting)
May 1 (Open Community Meeting)
If interested in joining or recommending a participant, please inform Virginia by Friday November 1. Thank you for helping us ensure every student's needs are met equitably and effectively!