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Facts 麻豆果冻传媒 鈥淪tate Takeover鈥� Of Our Schools
As has been widely reported, Sacramento City Unified Schools are projected to run out of cash. Unless significant spending cuts are made to balance the budget and meet state required reserve levels, the district will be taken over. This situation has understandably prompted many questions about what a takeover* would mean. The facts below explain what insolvency and takeover would mean for our schools.
Stay Well this Flu Season!
Help our community stay safe and well getting your flu shot.
This flu season is extremely important that families get vaccinated against the flu particularly since we are still working to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Pre-Induction
We are currently working on developing this page. If you hold a Short-Term Staff Permit or an Intern Credential, please call our office at (916) 643-2159 to learn about the support we offer.
New Teacher Support
Congratulations on the beginning of your new career!
You are now part of a team of educators who are serving the nearly 43,000 (as of 2/19) students who attend our schools. As teachers, you have an important role in making a difference in the lives of our students, helping students achieve their goals and in helping us achieve our goals as a district: College and Career ready students; Safe, Clean and Healthy Schools; and Family and Community Engagement.
Student-Based Health Center Needs Assessment
With funding from The California Endowment鈥檚 ten year Building Healthy Communities Initiative, the Sacramento City Unified School District collaborated with LPC Consulting Associates Inc. to produce a school ranking to identify schools with a high need for health care services and prioritize the placement of school-based health clinics. The ranking includes school-site attendance, income, chronic disease, behavioral health and safety, and sexual health indicators, as well as community-based indicators that impact student health.
Important Updates Regarding Services For Immigrant Families
The Sacramento City Unified School District would like to take this opportunity to remind our families of Sacramento鈥檚 local protocol in the event there is mass enforcement in our area:
There鈥檚 a 24/7 hotline run by Sacramento ACT that should be utilized in two types of situations (1) Individuals that are witnessing active ICE enforcement and (2) Individuals that were apprehended by ICE within the last 12 hours. The hotline number is (916) 245-6773. Please store that number in your phone.