Cabrillo Unified School District

We are proud to announce the first graduating class of our Adult High School Diploma program at the La Costa Adult School! 🎓🎉 Through hard work and dedication, these three individuals have achieved an important milestone in their educational journey. Their success is a testament to the commitment of both our students and educators. If you or someone you know is interested in pursuing an Adult High School Diploma, please contact our office at (650) 712-7140 for more information. Registration for the upcoming school year will begin the week of July 8th. Congratulations to our graduates, and we look forward to welcoming new students in the coming year! 🌟🎓 #AdultHighSchoolDiploma #LaCostaAdultSchool #Graduation #Education #ProfessionalDevelopment

💪👩⚕️ Our La Costa Adult School Senior Home Care Aide students are mastering CPR with the amazing guidance of RN Marion Harris! 💕 While this term's class is fully enrolled, don't fret—it'll be back next year! 📆 If you're interested in learning more about the class or meeting our incredible students, give us a call at 650-712-7140! 📞📲 #CPRTraining #SeniorCareAides #HealthcareEducation #SkillsForLife

📣 Exciting news! Cabrillo Unified School District appoints Amber Lee-Alva as the new Superintendent, effective June 3rd. With 26 years of experience in education, Lee-Alva aims to enhance equity, promote problem-solving, and help students achieve their dreams. Her vision aligns with CUSD's commitment to being a place where students can dream and achieve. Welcome, Superintendent Lee-Alva! #CabrilloUnified #Education #Leadership #StudentSuccess

Happy California Day of the Teacher to all the incredible educators in the Cabrillo Unified School District! Thank you for your tireless efforts in guiding, inspiring, and nurturing our students to reach their full potential.

🎓🌟 A huge congratulations to Adrian Becerra on becoming the first La Costa Adult School student to earn his High School Diploma! Your dedication and hard work have paid off, and we couldn't be prouder of your achievement. We're excited to see the incredible things you'll accomplish in the future. Keep reaching for the stars, Adrian! 🌟🎓 #LaCostaAdultSchool #Graduation #SuccessStory

Attention Community Members!!! Pilarcitos High School will be having their 3rd Annual Coyote Fest on May 11th, from 12pm-3pm. Many of you with local businesses were so generous to have donated to our Silent Auction and Raffle in 2019, and hope you will consider again or for the first time. We mailed out letters with information to all the local businesses, so keep an eye out! Our staff and students thank you in advance for your continued support and invite you to celebrate with us. Please reach out to me if you are interested in donating or volunteering for the event! 650-865-5469 or pendergasts@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.

Transitional kindergarten (TK) is the first year of a two-year kindergarten program that provides a "modified kindergarten curriculum that is age and developmentally appropriate" (Education Code Section 4800). This video provides an overview of the Transitional Kindergarten Program at Cabrillo Unified School District (CUSD). Please know that limited spots are available for extended care at selected schools. If you have questions regarding our Transitional Kindergarten program, please contact your home school at: El Granada | (650) 712-7150 Farallone View | (650) 712-7170 Hatch | (650) 712-7160 Kings Mountain | (650) 712-7180

Kings Mountain Elementary Creates Kindness: The Great Kindness Challenge chose a theme of Create Kindness this year and our creative students did our school proud. They worked collaboratively on art pieces that celebrated Peaceful Cooperation, recognized acts of kindness that included helping each other when someone is hurt, teaching others the rules of a game when it is new to them and asking respectful questions when trying to understand each other’s experience. It takes a mountain! For more information about our school, contact Lesli at schmutzl@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.

The Hatch Elementary School Books and Bagels event during our week-long Read-a-Thon, supported by staff, parents, and community partners.

Little Cunha Farm, a hub for our outdoor learning, serves as the backdrop for our students to gain valuable insights into agricultural science, thanks to the tireless efforts of Ms. Myers. This week, for instance, our 6th graders discovered the agricultural benefits of cows, recognizing their positive impact, particularly in the creation of high-quality fertilizer from their manure. Meanwhile, our 7th graders delved into the fascinating world of hydroponics, discovering that plants can thrive not only in traditional soil but also in nutrient-rich water. This innovative technique broadens their understanding of sustainable cultivation methods. In parallel, our 8th graders focused on honing practical skills in the kitchen, emphasizing safety measures as they prepared delectable dishes using farm-fresh ingredients. This holistic approach to education ensures that our students not only acquire theoretical knowledge but also gain hands-on experience in various facets of agriculture and life skills.