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Blog entry By Katie Burns, Community Schools Specialist

Fall Fun at John Still TK-8: Community Events You Won’t Want to Miss!

As the crisp fall weather settles in, the excitement at John Still TK-8 is unmistakable! October and November are packed with community events designed to engage families, promote a drug-free lifestyle, and celebrate our diverse cultures. Here’s a rundown of what’s happening this season:​

Red Ribbon Week: October 28 – November 1

Join us for Red Ribbon Week, kicking off on Monday, October 28th! Each day will feature a fun theme encouraging students to dress up and show their commitment to a drug-free life. Here’s what to expect:

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High School Information and Visitation Events
for the 2024-2025 School Year

Click on the particular school below to learn more about their events. 

Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions

Jr. Jag Days

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5010 for information. 

C.K. McClatchy

Parent Information Night

Family Visitation Days

George Washington Carver School of Arts and Science

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5266 for information. 

​Hiram Johnson

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5070 for information. 

John F. Kennedy

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5090 for information. 

STEAM Night

JFK School Tour

Luther Burbank

Please call the school directly at (916) 395-5110 for more information. 

The Met Sacramento

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5417 for information. 

Sacramento New Technology Early College

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5254 for information. 

School of Engineering and Sciences

School Tour

Rosemont

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5130 for information. 

Fall Prospective Parent Night

Prospective Student Days

Spring Prospective Parent Night (Essence of Rosemont)

Umoja International Academy

High School Information Night

School Tour

Tours are every Tuesday from 9:00-11:00am.

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5350 for information. 

West Campus

Please contact the school directly at (916) 395-5170 for information. 

School Tours

High School Specialty Programs

Overview

Thank you for your interest in Sacramento City Unified School District’s high school specialty programs. Our high school specialty programs offer students the opportunity to dive deeper into an area of interest that may support a future career pathway. These free public education programs give students a chance to learn about industries outside of standard core subjects, like culinary arts, digital media, criminal justice, construction and more.

School Program

C.K. McClatchy Dance VAPA Program
Grades 9-12

Program Information

The CKM VAPA dance company is a four-year experience designed to introduce, refine, critique, and elevate dance techniques in jazz, ballet, musical theater, hip hop, modern, contemporary/lyrical, cultural dances, and student-inspired dance styles. Students will be exposed to professional level dancing by attending local and non-local performances. Students will study dance techniques as well as history, culture, and theory. Students will explore improvisation and choreographic form.

School Program

C.K. McClatchy Music VAPA Program
Grades 9-12

Program Information

The McClatchy High School VAPA Music Program is committed to the musical development of its members. Students of the program enroll in either Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir all four years of high school. Despite emphasizing instruction through traditional music ensembles, all music-literate instrumentalists and vocalists such as guitarists and pianists are welcome to participate.

School Program

C.K. McClatchy Theater VAPA Program
Grades 9-12

Program Information

CKM VAPA Theater is a four-year program that explores theater literature, performance, and historical and cultural connections. Improvisation, creative dramatics, and scene work connect students to acting and character development. Theater courses provide opportunities for students to develop critical listening and thinking skills, stage presence, and ensemble work, culminating in periodic classroom performances. Theater gives students an opportunity to develop fundamental assessment and problem-solving skills.