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Planning to Return Together

We know our community is anxiously awaiting our plan for what school year will look for our next academic year. Summer has just begun, but we are very excited to see the smiling faces of our students again and we can’t wait to share the upcoming plan with our community. 

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As Schools Remain Closed, Advisory of Confirmed COVID Case at an SCUSD School Site

On June 24, Sac City Unified learned that an employee who works at John Still Middle School had tested positive for COVID-19. Sacramento County Public Health confirmed the positive test this afternoon. Because of the limited staff on campuses at this time, we cannot release the employee’s title as it would reveal personally identifiable information in violation of health privacy laws. Sac City Unified conducted contact tracing to determine any employees that the individual may have come into contact with and has contacted them privately.

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Sac City Kids Connect provides SCUSD Families with Six Months of Free Home Internet

Since the start of our school closures on March 13, our team has been working tirelessly to close the digital divide – including providing our students with computers and looking for new and innovative ways to connect our students to the internet. 

Today, we’re announcing Sac City Kids Connect, a new program to provide eligible Sac City Unified families with free internet at home for six months. 

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Let us know your experience with distance learning!
Survey deadline is tomorrow at 8 p.m.

Tomorrow is the last day to fill out our surveys on your distance learning experience! The surveys will close on June 18 at 8 PM.

Student Survey for grades 4-12

There are two student surveys: one for grades 4-6 and another for grades 7-12. Students should have received an invitation to their SCUSD email account, and the survey may also be accessed in their Clever Account by looking for the icons below.

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SCUSD is Proud to Recognize LGBTQ+ Pride Month!

Did you know that the first Queer & Transgender Pride marches occurred one year after Stonewall? Early in the liberation movement, Pride was a protest. It was a time to bring visibility to the brutality and discrimination that with which queer and trans communities faced – and continue to face today. Stonewall Uprising was led by trans women of color like Marsha P. Johnson and Silvia Rivera that served as the catalyst for the Queer & Trans Pride movement we have today.  

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End-of-Year Message from Sac City Unified Superintendent Jorge Aguilar

Dear Sac City Unified Community,

The 2019-20 academic year was quite literally like none other. It has been difficult on our students, our teachers, our staff, and our community. This year has tested all of us to the core.

On top of closing out a very difficult year due to COVID-19, our awareness about the need to end systemic racism and violence has been heightened, as we stand with our community whose pain and anger have been rightly brought to the forefront by the senseless murder of George Floyd.

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Looking Ahead to the Safe Reopening of Schools after COVID-19

Our district has collaborated with 12 local school districts and the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) to help develop SCOE’s document of guiding principles and planning considerations regarding reopening schools for the 2020-21 school year. The document – School Year Planning: A Guide to Address the Challenges of COVID-19 – provides guidelines and considerations as each district creates their own reopening plan.

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Sacramento City Unified Gets Ready to Celebrate the Class of 2020

Starting this week, Sacramento City Unified will kick off our virtual high school graduation ceremonies to honor the graduating class of 2020. While we wish we could celebrate in person with our graduates, a virtual graduation ceremony is a safe way to celebrate and congratulate seniors for achieving this significant milestone. 

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Sac City Unified Creates Virtual Calming Room to Help Kids Manage Emotions in COVID-19 Crisis

Our SCUSD Student Support and Health Services team put together a Virtual Calming Room webpage for students, staff, and families to find tools and strategies for managing emotions.

“This health crisis has created many feelings of uncertainty and created difficult challenges for our students and families,” said Sac City Unified Superintendent Jorge Aguilar. “We are pleased to present this virtual calming room, along with the many supports that our district offers, to help support our students’ emotional wellbeing.”