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  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! Drop-In Wednesdays at The Library - Learn How To Use the Services At Your Library Safety Town Registration Opens February 14th! Boy Scouts Troop 4 Free Family Day Saturday, February 21st Free Parent Workshop - Smart Ways to Think About Smartphones March 3rd Peer Buddies Needs Volunteers - Community Service Hours! The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Feb 13 2026

  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! City of Goleta Beautify Goleta Flyer City of Goleta Beautify Goleta February Cleanup Month UCSB Basketball Free Game for GUSD Families February 7th The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Feb 06 2026

  • Join Us at Goleta Family School for Parent Info Nigh...

    Did you know that GUSD offers a multi-age, alternative K-6 program available to all families in the district via lottery? Goleta Family School emphasizes creative expression, independent thinking, cooperative social skills, and outdoor education. Come learn more about our program at our upcoming Parent Info Nights. See attached flyers for details. We hope you can join us!

    Friday, Feb 06 2026

  • 📅 Attendance Matters — Even a Few Missed Days Add Up...

    📅  Attendance Matters — Even a Few Missed Days Add Up Most schools define chronic absenteeism as missing 10% of school days. But new research shows that  learning can be impacted much earlier than that . Missing as little as  3–7% of school days can increase the risk of students falling behind in reading and math over time. What this means for families: 📘 Reading & writing skills are especially affected when students miss school without being there to engage and practice. ➕ Math learning builds day by day , so even excused absences can make it harder to catch up. 👧👦 As students get older, attendance becomes even more important for staying connected and successful at school. We know families face real challenges, and our goal is  support, not blame . If attendance is hard right now, please reach out — we want to partner with you to remove barriers and help your child thrive. 🧡 Every day counts. Showing up consistently helps learning grow. 📅 La asistencia es importante: incluso unos pocos días de ausencia se acumulan La mayoría de las escuelas definen el absentismo crónico como faltar al 10 % de los días lectivos. Sin embargo, nuevas investigaciones demuestran que  el aprendizaje puede verse afectado mucho antes. Faltar tan solo entre el 3 % y el 7 % de los días lectivos puede aumentar el riesgo de que los alumnos se queden atrás en lectura y matemáticas con el tiempo. Qué significa esto para las familias: 📘 Las habilidades de lectura y escritura se ven especialmente afectadas cuando los estudiantes faltan a la escuela y no están allí para participar y practicar. ➕ El aprendizaje de las matemáticas se construye día a día, por lo que incluso las ausencias justificadas pueden dificultar la recuperación del retraso. 👧👦 A medida que los estudiantes crecen, la asistencia se vuelve aún más importante para mantenerse conectados y tener éxito en la escuela. Sabemos que las familias se enfrentan a retos reales, y nuestro objetivo es apoyarles, no culparles . Si la asistencia es difícil en este momento, póngase en contacto con nosotros: queremos colaborar con usted para eliminar las barreras y ayudar a su hijo a prosperar. 🧡 Cada día cuenta. Asistir de forma constante ayuda a mejorar el aprendizaje. Traducción realizada con la versión gratuita del traductor DeepL.com

    Monday, Feb 02 2026

  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! City of Goleta Coffee & Community Saturday, January 31st Coffee & Community Flyer UCSB Gauchos Free Game for GUSD Families January 31st Youthwell Workshop on Mental Health Insurance Barriers February 4th The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Jan 30 2026

  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! Winter Bird Count for Kids January 24th Dos Pueblos Little League FREE Intro Clinic January 25th The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Jan 23 2026

  • Solar Mobilization Project / Proyecto de Movilizació...

    Dear GUSD Families, We are excited to share some great news! In the coming weeks, a few selected schools will begin work on a new solar energy project. This is an important step toward a greener, more sustainable future for our students and the entire Goleta Union School District. This project will help reduce energy costs, support environmental responsibility, and provide a real-world example of sustainability for our students. Construction will begin in late January and continue through the spring. Work will happen in phases, starting with site preparation and ending with the system activation taking place in the late Spring. Please note that all dates are tentative, as construction timelines can change. We will continue to keep you informed as the project progresses. Project timelines by school are as follows: Ellwood Elementary Site preparation and safety fencing will take place in late January through early February. Construction and electrical work will continue through March, with major work completed by late March. The solar system is expected to be turned on by April 21. Mountain View Elementary Site preparation and safety fencing will take place in late January through early February. Construction and electrical work will continue through March, with major work completed by mid-March. The solar system is expected to be turned on by April 17. Hollister Elementary Site preparation and safety fencing will take place in late January through early February. Construction and electrical work will continue through March, with major work completed by mid-March. The solar system is expected to be turned on by April 17. Student safety is our top priority. All construction workers will follow strict campus safety protocols, wear visible identification badges at all times, and maintain professional behavior. Temporary fencing and other safety measures will be in place throughout the project. We appreciate your patience and support as we take this exciting step forward. Thank you for being part of a school community that values innovation, sustainability, and a brighter future for our students. Additional updates will be shared as work continues.

    Saturday, Jan 17 2026

  • Board Meeting, Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 6:30pm...

    Our board meetings are conducted both in person in the Jack Kramer Administration Center located at 401 N. Fairview Avenue, Goleta, or online via Zoom Audio. For the board meeting schedule, agendas, minutes, and links to the virtual board meeting and the public comment request form, please either visit our website at gusd.us/Board or click HERE . Public Comment Procedure: Per Board ByLaws: Individual speakers are generally allowed three minutes to address the Board on each agenda or non-agenda item. The time may be reduced by the Board president, depending on the number of speakers on any given issue. Speakers should be prepared to adapt their comments accordingly. When a speaker wishes to comment on multiple items, the speaking time may be limited so as not to interfere with the timely completion of the Board’s business. Virtual public comments will be accepted via the Public Comment Request Form up until 4:00 PM the day of the board meeting   For in-person public comments, a public comment  request card must be filled out between 6:15 - 6:30 PM pm in the Board Room Public comments on closed session agenda items only must be made in person at 5:00 PM in Room 8. Translation Procedure : If you will attend the in-person meeting and require translation, you must arrive promptly by 6:15 PM for translation setup . To set up translation in any language, log in to the meeting. Once the meeting starts, c lick on the "More" button (...) in the Zoom control bar. Click on the "Captions" button. Choose the language of your choice .  (see screenshots below)

    Saturday, Jan 17 2026

  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! FREE Tickets UCSB Gauchos January 17th E-Bike Safety Awareness Week January 19 - 25 E-Bike Class and Skills Ride Flyer UCSB FREE Saturday Basketball Game for Students and Families January 24th Winter Bird Count for Kids January 24th Coffee & Community Flyer January 31st Coffee and Community Information January 31st Santa Barbara Chamber Players Symphony January 31st The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Jan 16 2026

  • GUSD Friday Flyers! / ¡Volantes del viernes de GUSD!

    Attached, you will find this week's Friday flyers! Youthwell Workshop on Mental Health Insurance Barriers January 15th and February 4th Winter Bird Count for Kids January 24th UCSB Family Literacy Program Free Tutoring The distribution, posting, or publishing of the materials does not imply district endorsement of the group’s activities, products, or services

    Friday, Jan 09 2026