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Sac City Unified Teams up with Local Chef, Sacramento Food Bank, and Sac Republic to Address Hunger in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, CA 鈥� The Sacramento City Unified School District is working with the Sacramento Food Bank, volunteers from the Sacramento Republic FC, and local chef Patrick Mulvaney to help address hunger in Sacramento
Sac City Unified Begins Teacher Training for Distance Learning, Secures 20,000 Chromebooks for Students
SACRAMENTO, CA 鈥� The Sacramento City Unified School District has announced it has begun a teacher training program to implement distance learning for students during the COVID-19 closure. The district proposes to begin the formal distance learning plan by April 13. The training is offered online and was first posted on March 30. The district also placed an order last week for 20,000 Chromebooks to provide to students for distance learning.
Sacramento City Unified to Partner with KVIE to Support Student Learning Throughout the Region During School Closures
Students in Sacramento will have access to educational programming that supports standards-based learning while schools are closed to mitigate spread of Coronavirus. .
黄色视频, Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg, and SCTA Statement on Passing of Substitute Teacher Due to Complications of COVID-19
Sacramento City Unified School District Superintendent Jorge Aguilar, Mayor Darrell Steinberg, and SCTA President David Fisher today issued the following statement after being informed that an individual who worked as a substitute teacher in the Sacramento City Unified School District has died of complications of COVID-19.
All Sac City Unified 11 Grade Students to Take SAT on Wednesday Following Free Breakfast at School
All high school juniors in the Sacramento City Unified School District will take the SAT this Wednesday, March 4. The 11th grade students will take the SAT at their high school campus, and Sac City Unified is covering the cost of the exam for all students.
District Enrollment Projections
The Sacramento City Unified School District just added its projections of anticipated student enrollment for the 2020-2021 school year as of February 2020. Enrollment projections are regularly monitored and adjusted as more information becomes available. Staffing projections can also change as new information becomes available between now and leading up to the beginning of the school year.
Sacramento City Unified School District and Advocacy Groups Pursue Settlement of Lawsuit Alleging Disability and Race Discrimination
SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sacramento City Unified School District
(District) and plaintiffs suing the District for alleged
discrimination against students based on race and disability
asked the federal court to pause litigation so the parties may
seek potential resolution through settlement.
Board Update: LCAP Parent Advisory Committee Appointments Announced
First Meeting September 24 at 5:30 p.m.
Board members and Superintendent Aguilar appointed 16 members to the LCAP Parent Advisory Committee on September 20, 2018. The initial meeting is Monday, September 24, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. at the Serna Center Washington Room. Meetings are open to the public. Below are the names of the newly appointed members of the LCAP PAC:
Area 1: Catherine Horiuchi and Alex Zucco
Area 2: Susannah Cohen and LaShanya Breazell
Area 3: Christine Shelby and Andrew Maalouf
Area 4: Cecile Nunley and Elden Hernandez
Area 5: Chinua Rhodes and Frank DeYoung
Area 6: Renee Webster-Hawkins and Toni Tinker
Area 7: Katie Smith and Vanessa Flores
Superintendent: Miguel Cordova and Kae Saephanh
Sac City Unified Proposes New Teacher Contract and Round the Clock Negotiations to Resolve Labor Dispute and Reduce Budget Deficit
District seeks to resolve matters before school year starts so that students and families will not be impacted and distracted by negotiations
SACRAMENTO, CA 鈥� Seeking to reach an agreement with the Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) before the start of the school year, the Sacramento City Unified School District has submitted a proposal to SCTA leaders and requested round the clock negotiations. The proposal would set ground rules for engaging in good faith negotiations, limit the District鈥檚 contribution to health insurance premiums, and establish an earlier school year start date.