Search: -0820
Results
Sac City Unified to Open Enrollment for Transitional Kindergarten for 2023-24 Starting Tuesday, February 21
Sacramento City Unified has expanded its Transitional Kindergarten to 33 locations
Sacramento, CA – Sacramento City Unified announced today that applications will open for the 2023-2024 Transitional Kindergarten program starting Tuesday, February 21 at 8:00am. Students who turn five September 2, 2023 through April 2, 2024 are eligible to apply. Sacramento City Unified will expand its transitional kindergarten to 33 locations for the 2023-2024 school year.
Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee
Measure H
During the March 2020 election, Sacramento City USD voters approved Measure H, the District’s $750 million bond proposal, to provide safe, environmentally adaptable, modern schools and playfields through an equitable framework. Please refer to the Board Resolution and Bond Project List for more information on Measure H.
School Safety Task Force
The School Safety is a Task Force consists of grassroots organizations, student advocates, family serving organizations, caregivers and students.
We are honored to have been tasked with the opportunity to identify and make recommendations to change systemic processes that historically generate inequity and disparity. We aim to establish a new definition and approach to student and staff safety inclusive of the perspective, concerns and contribution of our community.
ELD Professional Learning Opportunities
Log into the Power School portal using your Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Google log-in sign-up for upcoming professional learning sessions geared to support with planning UDL lessons for synchronous and asynchronous learning
Resources & Support for Pregnant & Parenting Students
Support within Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½
The (SSHS) department is here for you!
- Call, text, or email Noel Estacio, Coordinator: (916)752-3230.
- Find and contact your school nurse.
- Find and contact your Student Support Center staff.
Support in Our Community
Confirming Your Pregnancy
- ​
Pre- and Post-natal Care at Community Health Clinics
Additional Community Resources
- &²Ô²ú²õ±è;â–ª&²Ô²ú²õ±è;
Refer a Student
Click the yellow box to the right to download the referral form.
Support for Pregnant & Parenting Students
Student Support & Health Services (SSHS)’ Pregnant and Parenting Students program is focused on supporting the well-being of Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ adolescent parents and their babies. Our goal is to maintain students’ academic success and support life skills to enter the world, college or career ready.
Once a student is identified as pregnant or parenting, a referral form is sent to the program Coordinator. The Coordinator will meet with the student to complete a collaborative assessment and provide them a welcome packet. The packet contains resources for health care, birth control, lactation rights and their student rights and protection under Title IX.
Title IX protects students who are pregnant, parenting or who have been pregnant from being excluded from or participating in any part of an educational program. SSHS will partner with community agencies to refer students for comprehensive services and support when needed. With strategic partnerships, SSHS’ goal is to improve the knowledge and skills of adolescent parents to be advocates in their own education, successful parents and have healthy transitions into adulthood.
Know Your Rights!
Pregnant and Parenting Students Are Protected Under the Law
As a pregnant or parenting student, you have legal rights granted by the State and Federal governments, and by the School District. Click the links below to learn more, and if you need help understanding what this means for you, call or text Noel Estacio at (916)752-3230.
Supporting the Academic Success of Pregnant and Parenting Students Under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; US Department of Education; Office for Civil Rights (2018)
Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Board Policy
The Governing Board recognizes that responsibilities related to marriage, pregnancy, or parenting and related responsibilities may disrupt a student’s education and increase the chance of a student dropping out of school. The Board therefore desires to support married, pregnant, and parenting students to continue their education, attain strong academic and parenting skills, and promote the healthy development of their children. The district shall not discriminate against, exclude, or deny any student from any educational program or activity, including any class or extracurricular activity, solely on the basis of the student’s pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, or related recovery. (6/2021 BP 5146)
- Dropout Prevention
- Chronic Absence & Truancy
- Academic Standards
- Student Success Teams
- Child Care and Development Services Act
- Parental leave
- Excused absences
- Temporary disability, definition
- Compulsory education requirement
- Parental notifications
- Nutrition supplements
Review the Handbook for Pregnant & Parenting Students to learn about the rights and supports you are entitled to as a pregnant and/or parenting student.