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Reopening Schools for the 2020/2021 School Year
Yesterday the Board of Education held a second study session reviewing options for reopening of the 2020-2021 school year. Pending Board approval, CVUSD has determined that all CVUSD standard track schools will open as scheduled on August 10, 2020 with a Blended Learning instruction model, with the intent to move toward Traditional Instruction when safe. Please fill out a parent choice survey. Click through to read the entire message and access survey links.
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Online Registration Now Available
If you are the parent/guardian of a student(s) you would like to enroll for the first time at CVUSD, you can now do most of the enrollment online! Click on the "Read More" hyperlink below to begin the online enrollment process. School site personnel will then contact you regarding further registration requirements. If you are unable to access the Internet or if you need assistance with the enrollment process, contact your school site. If you are the parent/guardian of a current student at CVUSD, no action is necessary until you receive more instructions from your school site.
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Aeries Parent Portal
Through the portal, parents/guardians have access to view student’s attendance, grades, and CAASPP (state) assessment results. To create an account the following information is required and can be obtained from the school (parent/guardian must present valid ID): • Student’s permanent ID number • Primary email and telephone number registered with the school • Verification pass code. For instructions on how to create an Aeries Parent Portal account, please view the "read more" section.
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Click below to read the latest udpate regarding the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19).
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Are you collecting box tops? Please turn in your box tops to the main office. Feel free to print out this form and attach your box tops. Please write your student's name on each page of box tops submitted or turn in your box tops to the office in a Ziploc bag with your student's name written on the bag. We really appreciate your support! :) -
Emergency Epinephrine Info
Current law (SB 1266; BP/AR 5141.21) requires schools to provide emergency epinephrine for individuals who may be experiencing anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction which can occur after exposure to an allergen, an insect sting or even (rare) after exercise.
Without immediate administration of epinephrine and summoning Emergency Medical Services (911), death could occur. Certain individuals may experience anaphylaxis that have no known previous history of an allergy and therefore, may not have their own prescription. A school staff member will administer this emergency injection to any student believed to be suffering from anaphylaxis and activate Emergency Management Services (911). Parent will be notified of the emergency and action taken.
IF YOU DO NOT WANT your child to receive the emergency epinephrine injection, please NOTIFY THE SCHOOL IN WRITING.
