This Wednesday, April 29, Sac City Unified will distribute computers to all remaining K-12 students who need one.

We will provide computers to students who were on waitlists or who were unable to pick up a computer during prior computer distribution events. We will distribute one (1) computer per student who needs one.

Students should pick up the computer from their school of enrollment.

By the end of the day tomorrow, we expect that we will have provided our community with approximately 25,000 computers and that each Sac City Unified K-12 student who needed a computer will have been issued one.

After tomorrow’s distribution, should any Sac City Unified students need a computer, they should contact their principal.

To protect our employees and our community, we will continue to employ numerous safety precautions and procedures. Please view the safety information located at the bottom of this message. 

When and where to pick up a computer

Below is a list of sites and times for computer pick up.

Please note: Many school sites have specific time blocks for different grades. Please check your email and/or look for a communication from your school site for detailed information about these time blocks, as well as instructions and necessary information for pick up.

Students should pick up the computer from their school of enrollment. If your school site is not listed below and your student needs a computer, please contact your principal.

Wednesday, April 29

Safety Guidelines

The District continues to take preventative steps to keep staff and community healthy and safe.  School sites with any staff on campus are disinfected on a nightly basis.

• All Physical Distancing Guidelines need to be adhered to via a drive through / Walk up process
• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
• Stay home when you are sick (remain home for 72 hours after symptoms have resided).
• If possible, avoid close contact with people who are sick.
• Cover your cough.
• Sneeze into a tissue then throw the tissue away in the trash. Wash your hands afterward.
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
• Get a flu shot.