Parent/Student
Student Online Tools
Know how to log into your Clever (Google EDU) Account. Your account is setup with the following defaults.
- Email: firstname-lastname@student.scusd.edu
- Password: Date of birth in the m/dd/yyyy format (including slashes)
Community Member
School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
Board Approval for 2019-20 Plans
Copies of each school’s School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) are linked below. The 2019-20 SPSAs are recommended for adoption by the SCUSD Board of Education on June 20, 2019.
Board Members
Mai Vang
Board of Education Member, Area 5
Mai Vang is the daughter of Hmong refugees parents from Laos. Mai was born and raised in south Sacramento and is the eldest of 16 children. As a child, Mai’s parents believed that public education was the key to a better life for her 15 siblings. A proud product of public education, Mai knows first-hand how investment in our public schools can save lives. Mai’s public high school teacher, Ms. Jean Crowder spent hours of her own time with Mai after school to help her succeed.
Jessie Ryan
President, Board of Education, Area 7
Raised in Sacramento by a struggling single mother; Jessie’s mom taught her that education was the key to opportunity in life. A proud product of public education, Jessie has spent more than a decade at the Campaign for College Opportunity where she works to increase college access and success for young people across the state. She successfully led efforts to improve college opportunities for thousands of low-income students in California and simplify the transfer process from community colleges to four-year universities.
Darrel Woo
1st Vice President, Board of Education, Area 6
Trustee Darrel Woo is serving in his second four year term. As the son of a Chinese immigrant, Trustee Woo learned early the importance of education as a means to succeed in America. From birth, the importance of a college education was not only instilled in him, but his parents served as examples of the quality of life that a college education can bring. The education that Trustee Woo earned, all the way through the University of California at Berkeley, was public.