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Back-to-School Communications
All Grades
To our Site Leaders,
Thank you for your engagement if you attended our Communications session on Tuesday morning! It was great to see so many familiar faces as well as new hires. We are excited to partner with you to make your school year more successful.
We have a few follow-up items about back-to-school packets and digital communications.
Back-to-School Packet Flyers:
New CALPADS Data Requirement for Graduation Data
High School
Pursuant to Senate Bill 532 (Chapter 918, Statutes of 2022), beginning with students graduating in the 2023鈭�24 school year, LEAs will be required to confirm whether graduating high school students completed all state graduation requirements for a standard high school diploma but were exempt from local graduation requirements.
Kindergarten Continuance Forms 202
Elementary, K-8 Schools
Please see attached bulletin regarding Kindergarten Continuance Forms for the 2024-25 school year.
All ages welcome to attend our FREE College & Career Expo on 10/19
Dear Sac City Unified families,
Our biggest College & Career Fair of the year is free, open to our entire community, and will offer more college and career experiences and opportunities than ever! On Saturday, October 19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., join us at Hiram Johnson High for:
Presentations by:
Special Education Community Advisory Committee Meetings
Dear Sac City Unified Families,
As we welcome the new school year, the Community Advisory Committee on Special Education (CAC) extends a warm welcome to all families, especially those with students receiving special education services. We hope you had a restful and enjoyable summer break and are ready for an exciting and productive year ahead.
American Indian Education Program
The purpose of the Title VI Indian Education Formula Grant is to fulfill the Federal Government鈥檚 unique and continuing trust relationship with and responsibility to the American Indian/Alaska Natives for the educational needs of American Indian children. The Federal Government will continue to work with local educational agencies (Sacramento City Unified School District) toward the goal of ensuring programs that serve American Indian children are of the highest quality and provide for not only the basic elementary and secondary educational needs, but also the unique educational and culturally related academic needs of these children.
Services
- Academic Assistance
- Cultural Events and Programs
- Student Advocacy and Support
- College Prep and Scholarship Writing
- Graduation and Promotion Recognition
- Access to an American Indian Parent and Student list serve with AIEP updates
Enrollment Qualifications
Qualifications for services through the American Indian Education Program:
- A student is eligible if he/she is an enrolled member of an American Indian Tribe or Alaska Native Group
- Or if his/her parents or grandparents are an enrolled member of an American Indian Tribe or Alaska Native Group.
- A complete 506 form on file for each child.
Parent Committee
In efforts to engage parents and the community, we encourage your participation in the Parent Committee meetings scheduled for the year. Any parent with a student enrolled in the Indian Education Program is eligible to be a committee member. The parent committee advises, approves, and signs off on programs allocated for the American Indian Education Program within the yearly grant. Parents are our strongest advocates for change and growth of the AIEP by informing staff, administrators, and programs that serve their students on a daily basis.
2024-2025 Meetings
August 28, 2024
September 25, 2024
October 23, 2024
November 20, 2024
January 22, 2025
February 26, 2025
March 26, 2025
April 23, 2025
May 28, 2025
Time: 6:30PM-8:00PM
Location: Serna Center, 5735 47th Ave. Indiana Room
Native Youth of Sacramento (NYS)
NYS is the youth group made up of 7th-12th grade Native students out of the Sacramento City Unified School District. The purpose of the youth organization is to enhance the general educational experience of Native students by providing a safe space where bi-weekly meetings are held. As youth leaders, they collaborate with Native community events and provide the student voice within the district to promote the educational needs and advancements for our Native youth.
Enrollment Qualifications
Students can qualify for academic assistance by filling out at Title VI Student Eligibility Certification Form.
For more info about AIEP contact Christina P.C. Narvaez at Christina-Prairie-Chicken@scusd.edu or (916) 643-9364.