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WCCUSD Events

Tomorrow

6:30 PM Board of Education
August 7, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education
August 19, 2019

First Day of School
August 21, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education
September 4, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education
September 9, 2019

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting - Pupil Services Center
September 18, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education
October 2, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education
October 7, 2019

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting - Pupil Services Center
October 16, 2019

6:30 PM Board of Education

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WCCUSD Highlights

Back-to-School Paperwork Available Online

WCCUSD is going paperless for its Annual Back-to-School Paperwork and launching a new system that allows families to complete all the necessary information online from their computers or mobile devices.

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WCCUSD's Fab Lab Hosting a Series of Staff and Community Events

The West Contra Costa Unified School District's Fab Lab is hosting a series of community and staff hours through August 1.

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WCCUSD's 2019 Summer School Ends Friday, July 12

The West Contra Costa Unified School District is serving just over 2,100 summer school students at eight schools this summer, including Dover, Ford and King Elementary Schools, Dejean and Helms Middle Schools, and at De Anza, Kennedy, and Richmond High Schools.

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Board Seeking Applicants for Budget Committee

The mission of the District Budget Engagement Committee (DBEC) is to review and understand the impact of federal, state and local funding on the District's budget and to make recommendations to the Board regarding budget priorities, efficiency or cost reduction strategies, consider the reserve level that is best for the District as well as reviewing the most effective means of presenting budget information to the public.

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Richmond High Senior Named Bank of America Student Leader

Ryan Saechao, along with his four Bay Area counterparts will embark on their journey as Bank of America's Student Leaders. He has received a paid summer internship at the YMCA in San Francisco where he will learn how to be a part of a successful non-profit organization.

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El Cerrito High Student Wins New York Times Student Podcast Contest

Upcoming junior, Genevieve Schweitzer wins New York Times' student podcast contest. Her podcast Period Poverty goes in depth on how women and girls in need lack access to menstrual products in the United States.

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Literacy: Every Moment... Every Day! Event at De Anza High

Keynote speaker Gene Kerns, along with the literacy sessions that were hosted, provided in depth knowledge on the importance of literacy to educators, parents, and community partners.

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District Provides Free Summer Meals for Children

The West Contra Costa Unified School District food services program will serve meals as part of the Seamless Summer Feeding Program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Children under the age of 18 can receive free breakfast, lunch, and snack at one of 60 locations in the West Contra Costa County.

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A Glimpse at Commencement Week

Do you miss graduations week? We do. Enjoy the summer break by reliving the Class of 2019 graduations. Close to 1,900 seniors walked the stage at eight different graduations from May 25 through June 8.

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Superintendent's Message -- June 2019

West Contra Costa Unified School District graduates are off to various colleges and careers across the country to make their mark and become the leaders of the 21st century. As a community, we should be proud of the guidance, support, and education we have help provide the next generation of leaders.

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Congrats Grads: Commencement Season is Here

Graduation season is here with Middle College kicking off the two-week event on Saturday, May 25 and Hercules closing the celebrations on Saturday, June 8.

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20th Annual Reclassification Ceremony

For the third consecutive year, the West Contra Costa Unified School District honored more than 1,000 students and their families at the 20th Annual Reclassification Ceremony on Monday.

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African American Students Honored for Academic Achievement in 6th Annual Ceremony

More than 400 African American students were honored for their academic success during a yearly awards ceremony at the Craneway Pavilion.

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Twice As Nice: Pinole Valley Teacher Earns National Honors For Second Straight Year

Michele Lamons-Raiford was recognized as one of five recipients of the 2019 Carlston Family Foundation Outstanding Teacher of American Award.

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Superintendent's Message -- May 2019

As the WCCUSD community, our goal is to ensure that every students in this District is afforded that opportunity to succeed at every level and at every school. The soul of the District’s Roadmap is built on that spirit.

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