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Reminder: Today is the Last Day to Purchase Tickets ...
Support the Pinole Valley High School Marching Band as they perform at Chase Center during halftime of the Golden State Warriors vs. OKC Thunder game on Tuesday, December 2 (8 p.m. tip-off, doors open at 6:30 p.m.)! This student-led program has shown incredible dedication and leadership, keeping the band strong after their director’s recent leave. Secure your tickets with this link , and help us cheer on the PVHS Marching Band as they represent on the major stage! Your game ticket also serves as an all-day Muni pass. Important Information: A guide for fans attending events at Chase Center can be found here: chasecenter.com/fan-safety . Getting to Chase Center - Visit www.chasecenter.com/transportation-guide to learn more about Public Transportation options and additional game day transportation information. Deadline to Purchase: November 7, 2025 Purchase tickets here. Promo Code: PVHSB
Friday, Nov 07 2025
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Support Pinole Valley High School Band in their Perf...
Support the Pinole Valley High School Marching Band as they perform at Chase Center during halftime of the Golden State Warriors vs. OKC Thunder game on Tuesday, December 2 (8 p.m. tip-off, doors open at 6:30 p.m.)! This student-led program has shown incredible dedication and leadership, keeping the band strong after their director’s recent leave. Secure your tickets with this link , and help us cheer on the PVHS Marching Band as they represent on the major stage! Your game ticket also serves as an all-day Muni pass. Important Information: A guide for fans attending events at Chase Center can be found here: chasecenter.com/fan-safety . Getting to Chase Center - Visit www.chasecenter.com/transportation-guide to learn more about Public Transportation options and additional game day transportation information. Deadline to Purchase: November 7, 2025 Purchase tickets here. Promo Code: PVHSB
Tuesday, Nov 04 2025
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Title 1 Parent and Family Engagement Policy
WCCUSD School Board Approves the Title I LEA-Parent and Family Engagement Policy Click Here to Review the Policy There is also a copy of the policy attached below in PDF Format. We are excited to share our newly adopted Parent & Family Engagement Policy. Your feedback on the policy is welcomed as the policy will be reviewed and updated annually as needed. Leave Feedback Here Policy Summary Summary of the West Contra Costa Unified School District’s Parent and Family Engagement Policy What is this policy about? This plan helps families and schools work together so students can do their best in school. It follows rules from the government to make sure families are included in important decisions. What the School District Does Shares the family engagement plan in handbooks, online, and at meetings. Asks families for ideas and feedback through meetings, surveys, and committees. Works with families to make school plans better How Families Can Be Involved Join meetings and give ideas about school programs. Help decide how money for family activities is spent. Learn how to help children with homework and school goals. Learning Together Families and school staff learn how to work together. Workshops and events teach families about reading, math, college, and careers. Schools offer help like translation, childcare, and transportation so more families can join. Working with Others The district works with groups like the GOPublic Schools and community agencies. They share resources and offer support like health fairs and family nights. Communication Schools use tools like ParentSquare and ClassDojo to talk with families. Messages are sent in English and Spanish. Families get updates about school events and student progress. Checking Progress Every year, the district asks families how things are going. They use this feedback to make the plan better. Families help review and update the plan regularly.
Thursday, Oct 23 2025
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Superintendent's Message to Students: Addressing Imm...
Dear Students, You may have heard rumors about “Freaky Friday” Immigration raids. The rumors came to the district team as well, and we looked into them. We found that: This operation appears to affect a limited group of young people between 14 & 18 years old who arrived in the U.S. without parents. This operation also does not appear to target schools. If you have additional concerns, please use the resources below - 🟥 Print Red Cards Download from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center Keep in your wallet or share with your community - red cards 👉 [ English / Spanish ] ⚖️ Get Legal Support 📞 Call for Help: (925) 900-5151 🌐 Visit: www.standtogethercontracosta.org Stand Together Contra Costa ✅ Rapid response ✅ Immigration legal services ✅ Serving Contra Costa County Join Reimagine Richmond a community-driven movement for safety and justice in Richmond. Connect with legal experts Access local resources Build a safer, informed community 🔗 Reimagine Richmond - Know Your Rights Please remember, all students have a right to education regardless of immigration status, regardless of citizenship status, free from discrimination, free from harassment, bullying, violence, or intimidation. Best, Cheryl Cotton Superintendent
Tuesday, Oct 21 2025
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Celebrating Classified Staff and Classified Training...
Classified Training Day On Monday, October 13, 2025, the Human Resources department hosted a full-day Classified Training Day at DeJean Middle School, offering a variety of workshops and courses designed to support the professional growth of classified employees. The event provided opportunities to learn new skills, engage in meaningful practices, and connect with colleagues across the district. Microgravity Contest Winner Tests Out Her Experiment in Real Life Shriya Seshia, last year’s winner of the Microgravity Contest and now a student at El Cerrito High School, has successfully completed a groundbreaking experiment aboard a microgravity flight. Her project explored hyperbolic crochet structures—geometric forms inspired by coral reefs and lettuce leaves—tested in the absence of gravity. 👉🏽 Click to watch the video Over a 20-second microgravity period, handcrafted samples with varying curvature were subjected to controlled forces to study their resilience and elasticity in space-like conditions. The experiment’s findings could have significant implications for the future of spacecraft textiles, protective materials, and structural design, potentially influencing how these naturally inspired shapes are used in space missions and engineering on Earth. Once data analysis is complete, Shriya’s achievement will be celebrated district-wide and at her school, honoring her dedication and the unique scientific contributions of this historic microgravity experiment. 📣 Calling all African American Parent Advisory Committee members & parents/guardians of African American students! Join us for the African American Site Advisory Team Meeting 🗓 Tuesday, October 21 🕕 6–8 PM 💻 CLICK HERE TO JOING THE MEETING ON Zoom ✊🏾 Your voice matters—let’s work together to support our students' success! #AASAT #FamilyEngagement #StrongerTogether
Saturday, Oct 18 2025