Youth Climate Strike March 15, 2019

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May 29 Closure Update: The Work to Develop What the 2020-2021 School Year Will Look, Graduations in Full Swing

We have started the process of working through various scenarios for the start of school. Whether we return to our classrooms in the fall, distance learning continues or some hybrid of the two, there are a lot of challenges that must be addressed and we will need your help in finding solutions.

May 22 Closure Update: Commencement Season, planning for multiple options for the 2020-21 school year; virtual school

Despite uncertainty, we know that students will need to learn and that we will need to offer services to support them and their families. We have several teams working together to create multiple plans for how instruction might look next year.

May 19 District Closure Update: New county guidance allows car-based graduations; locker, classroom clear out process out this week

On Friday, Contra Costa Health Services released new guidance that allows for car-based gatherings, which includes graduations. We are extremely relieved to finally have clear guidance that will allow the Class of 2020 to be acknowledged in person. Our high schools will hold car-based ceremonies for the Class of 2020 that comply with the new county guidelines.

Celebrating Classified School Employee Week

Today, marks the first day of Classified School Employee Week where we honor and highlight the work of people from the teams that greet the community in the front office, take care of students on the playground, in the cafeteria and in the classroom, make sure students are safe and ensure schools are cleaned and well stocked.

May 15 Closure Update: End of year procedures, sobering state budget news

The Governor released his May Revision this week and we may have to reduce $26 million or more for the 2020-21 school year.

May 12 Closure Update: Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation, Distance Learning Workshops

Everyone has been affected by the shelter-in-place orders due to the COVID-19 public health emergency in some way, but one of the most impacted groups are the seniors in the Class of 2020.

May 8 Closure Update: Temporary grading policy approved; close to a decision about Class of 2020 celebration

First, I would like to wish all of the mothers a Happy Mothers Day and Día de las Madres. Even though a normal celebration may not be possible due to the stay-at-home orders, I hope that you all find a time to celebrate the mothers in your life.

Celebrating National School Nurse Day with District with Kanon Lee

Kanon Lee knew as a teenager he was destined for a job in healthcare. Both his parents work in the field, including his dad who is a pharmacist. In high school, Kanon originally wanted to be an athletic trainer. Seven years later, Lee is one of 11 District nurses.

Time to celebrate WCCUSD's school nurses

Happy National School Nurse Day, and thank you to the District nurses team for everything it does for students and families.

May 5 Closure Update: Community Conversation with Superintendent Duffy; Distance Learning Workshops

Join us Thursday, May 7, for a Community Conversation with Superintendent Matthew Duffy via Zoom at 5 p.m. English and Spanish Distance Learning Workshops are Wednesday at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., respectively.

It's School Nutrition Employee Week

As we kick off School Nutrition Employee Week, let’s celebrate the individuals that prepare, deliver, and serve thousands of meals each day to students throughout the community. Now more than ever do we appreciate the Food Services team.

Recognizing WCCUSD's teachers and educators during this special week

Today marks the start of Teacher Appreciation Week, and now more than ever do we appreciate what WCCUSD’s teachers and educators mean to students, families and communities. Let's be sure to show WCCUSD teachers and educators our virtual appreciation this week.

Let's Celebrate School Principals Day

WCCUSD’s school leaders have done a remarkable job holding their communities together through this COVID-19 pandemic. It has been seven long weeks since Principals have had the opportunity to share a physical space with their school communities. Yet through this crisis, school closures and distance learning, WCCUSD’s leaders have pushed hard to keep their communities together.

What Are You Reading?: Library Services Team Encourages You to Show Us

WCCUSD community we've shown you what we're reading and now it's your turn. The Libraries Services team started the #ShelterinReading as a fun way to highlight literacy. Show us what you got, tag us and use #WCCUSDREADS.

April 24: District Closure Update Joint Announcement on Grading Policy

Working together, the District and its partners developed a temporary grading system for Distance Learning to help us move forward during the school building closures due to COVID-19 pandemic.