Unity Walk on April 5th
The Castro Valley Community Alliance is hosting Our Community in Unity Walk on Friday, April 5th at 6:00 p.m. at the Castro Valley Library. See the flyer for more information.
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News & Announcements
A Heartful of Kind Chabot Students
Being Kind matters at Chabot. Over the week of January 28 to February 1st we participated in Kindness week. All over the school, students heard or read stories about kindness and participated in acts of kindness. The students in the photo completed and turned in a paper with a checklist of Acts of KIndness. At Chabot, we try to spread the kindness all day throughout the year! Photo credit to Matt Hohn
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Wieckowski names Castro Valley Superintendent Ahmadi Woman of the Year
Parvin Ahmadi, superintendent of the Castro Valley Unified School District (CVUSD), is the 2019 Woman of the Year for Senate District 10, Senator Bob Wieckowski announced today. Ahmadi and other Women of the Year honorees were recognized during a ceremony on the Senate floor.
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Measure G Annual Report Available
With the passage of the Measure G General Obligation Bond in 2016, Castro Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) is able to plan for and start the modernization of school buildings and outdoor facilities across all 15 campuses. The State of California requires Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committees (CBOCs) to inform the public concerning the expenditures and use of bond funds at least once a year. The Measure G CBOC has prepared their Annual Report as of December 31, 2018.
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Castro Valley Unified School District Issues Second Series of Bonds from Measure G for Priority Projects
Castro Valley, CA – (February 4, 2019) – On Tuesday, January 29, the Castro Valley Unified School District sold its second series of bonds from Measure G, which was approved by voters in 2016. The District issued $37 million of Measure G bonds, which will fund projects identified in the District’s comprehensive facilities master plan.
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Full and Fair Funding for Public Education
Thousands of public education professionals and supporters took part in the East Bay Coalition for full Funding rally last Saturday, an event that sent a loud and clear message to Sacramento: Invest in our future by increasing funding to our public schools.
Castro Valley teachers, support staff, board members and many other elected officials were joined by students, parents and administrators at Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland. Their peaceful demonstration carried the united message that our State must be urged to fully fund public education.
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Castro Valley teachers, support staff, board members and many other elected officials were joined by students, parents and administrators at Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland. Their peaceful demonstration carried the united message that our State must be urged to fully fund public education.
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Castro Valley Community Alliance in Partnership with the Castro Valley Library Proudly Presents
A Social Justice Film and Panel Discussion Series - The Resettled
The Resettled is a documentary calling attention to the international refugee crisis. This 30-minute film presents the dramatic stories of refugees who are building new lives in America and asks us to consider our country’s commitment to welcoming people from distant lands.
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The Resettled is a documentary calling attention to the international refugee crisis. This 30-minute film presents the dramatic stories of refugees who are building new lives in America and asks us to consider our country’s commitment to welcoming people from distant lands.
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Sibling Enrollment
Does your Chabot student have a younger sibling starting Kindergarten or Transitional Kindergarten? If so, this information is for you! Sibling priority enrollment for Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten begins Monday, February 25, 2019. This is for children with siblings in grades K-4 only.
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