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District Closure Updates and Resources
Due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) crisis affecting the WCCUSD community and globe, District schools and buildings are closed for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year. We have compiled food, e-learning and other resources.
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Community Update: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
We are working with Contra Costa Health Services about the coronavirus in the event that WCCUSD schools are impacted. Updates and resources are available for members of the community to review.
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Support the Ed Fund's COVID-19 School Closure Fund
The Ed Fund created the COVID-19 School Closure Fund to assist WCCUSD families during the closure. Visit bit.ly/wccedfundcovid19fund to donate. The fund assists with food, technology, childcare costs and other emergency needs.
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Superintendent Message -- February 2020
We entered February on the heels of a historic resolution led by the family leaders from the African American Site Advisory Team (AASAT). The AASAT Resolution adopted in January highlights the community and district’s commitment to ensure that every student, particularly African American students can and do succeed.
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Special Message: Budget Update Feb 28
On Wednesday night, the Board of Education made the difficult decision to notify nearly 300 certificated employees that their positions may be reduced or eliminated for the 2020-21 school year. The affected teachers, counselors, and administrators will receive official notices in the next week.
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April 8 News Release: Supper added to meal pick up distribution
WCCUSD expanded its student meal program during the COVID-19 school closure, adding supper to the breakfast and lunch pick up. Meals can be picked up from 11 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday at 17 locations in the District.
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Special education educators, mentors honored at “You Make a Difference Awards”
Five WCCUSD special educations teachers and administrators students and clerical and classroom support aides were also honored at the You Make A Difference Awards, which celebrates members of the school district community who go above and beyond to touch the lives of disabled and special needs students.
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April 3 School Closure Update: School buildings closed for rest of school year; Learning continues via Distance Learning
The news we have been expecting is now official. WCCUSD students will not return to their campuses this school year due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Despite the school building closures, the learning will not stop and instead will happen through distance learning, which will increase starting April 13.
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April 2 Closure Update: Schools to open Friday from 1 pm-4 pm for Distance Learning Materials Pick Up
Schools will open from 1pm to 4 pm tomorrow Friday, April 2 for Distance Learning materials pick up. If you need to pick up materials, please follow social distancing guidelines and only come if you need Distance Learning materials.
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April 1 Closure Update: Distance Learning, material pick up, Gov. Newsom announces schools may not reopen
While school facilities are closed, learning will not stop. State Superintendent Tony Thurmond said that our energies need to be focused on providing distance learning opportunities for the rest of the school year.
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March 31 Closure Update: Report Cards, Distance Learning Phase 2
As we enter week three, the focus has shifted to creating a sustainable distance learning platform that is accessible to all students, especially those from our most vulnerable communities.
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March 27 Closure Update: End of Week 2; Preparing for an Extended Closure
I want to thank you for staying with us and for your feedback as we transition to an extended period of school closures. We continue to work closely with the employee unions to finalize a plan during the closure due to the shelter in place and stay at home orders. More information coming early next week.
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March 26 Closure Update: Virtual Board Meeting Scheduled for April 1
Even though schools are closed and there is a shelter in place order, there is a lot of work to be done. The Board of Education will hold a meeting on Wednesday, April 1. This will be a completely virtual meeting, a first for this District. Details about the meeting, and the agenda, will be made available on Friday, March 27, after 4 p.m.
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March 25 Closure Update: Closure extended to May 1
Today, six Bay Area counties announced that schools would remain closed until May 1 in order to help reduce the spread and transmission of COVID-19. The extension applies to WCCUSD, and we are working to implement a remote learning program by April 13.
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March 24 Closure Update: Working to answer questions about the future and learning
As students remain at home and schools remain closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak affecting our community and the globe, we know many people have a number of unanswered questions. I want you to know that District staff is hard at working coming up with definite answers and we will have them soon.
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March 23 Closure Update: Week Two start; Meal pick up continues
Welcome to Week Two of our school closures. We will continue regular communications to the WCCUSD community to ensure that you have the information you need in order to make decisions for yourselves and your families. Updates and resources are available at www.wccusd.net/districtclosure.
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March 20 Closure Update: Thank You
Thank you for your patience and flexibility during an unprecedented and interesting week. I appreciate all the support, feedback and understanding during the school closures caused by the COVID-19 outbreak affecting the community and globe. We will get through this together. Thank you.
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March 19 Closure Update: Chromebook, distance learning pick up
Thank you for a successful distance learning distribution. We were able to get more materials and technology into the hands of WCCUSD students. We know there maybe additional items at the schools and are working to potentially host a similar event.
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March 18 Community Update: Reminder schools to open for three hours for Chromebook and charger pick up
A reminder that we are planning to open all schools for a three-hour window from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. This is an opportunity for students and families to pick up distance learning materials such as Chromebooks with chargers and work packets/workbooks/books.
