Parent Information
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Dear Parent or Guardian, 
Students in 5th, 7th, 9th and 11th grades will soon be asked to take a survey at school (Copies are attached below). The California Department of Education requires schools and districts to ask students about alcohol, tobacco, and other drug issues, as well as questions about school safety and the learning environment. Participation in the survey is voluntary on the part of the student. We hope you will give permission and encourage your child to participate so that his/her opinion and knowledge can be part of the information gleaned from the survey.
The survey is anonymous. No names or any other identifying information is connected to the answers except for the name of the school.
If you have questions, please contact Carol Sadoian at Pupil Services, 524-6521.
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| Grade5_Survey.pdf |
MiddleSchool_Survey.pdf |
HighSchool_Survey.pdf |
SUSD Computer Camps, Summer 2012
All SUSD students entering 4th, 5th, or 6th grade are eligable to take part. Two separate 4 day camps are offered at the Sanger High School Multimedia Center from 8 am until 12 noon. Week 1 - Tues June 12 - Fri June 15th. Week 2 - Mon July 2nd and Tue July 3rd, Thurs July 5th and Fri July 6th (no class on July 4th). There is a $40 fee for the camp. Each class is limited to 30 participants. See File at the right for more information. |
SUSD Computer Camp 2012.pdf |
Parental Involvement in School |
Studies have indicated that children whose parents and/or other significant adults share in their formal education  tend to do better in school. Some benefits that have been identified that measure parental involvement in education include:
- Higher grades and test scores
- Long term academic achievement
- Positive attitudes and behavior
- More successful programs
- More effective schools
All parents want their children to become successful, caring adults. Similarly, many parents want to be involved with the formal education of their children. Sometimes, however, they don't know where to start, when to find the time, or how to go about making positive connections with the school. At the most basic level, parents can begin encouraging the education of their children by showing that they truly value education themselves. |
PARENT INFORMATION HANDBOOK 2011-2012
Sanger Unified School District believes that parent involvement is a critical component in the growth, development, happiness and success of every student. Parents are encouraged to be an active participant in their child's education.
The Sanger Unified School District Parent Information Handbook is distributed to every parent on the first day of school. A copy is provided below for your convenience. |
Parent Handbook 11-12.pdf |
INTERDISTRICT TRANSFER REQUEST
Parents or guardians residing in one school district may apply for their students to attend school in another school district pursuant to an interdistrict transfer. Students are not eligible for transfer during expulsions or disciplinary hearings. (Education Code 46600) Sanger Unified School District will accept requests for transfers for the 2012-13 school year on or after April 1, 2012. |
Interdistrict Attendance Permit 12-13doc.pdf
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New State Law:
"Shots before School" |
All 7th through 12th graders graders are now required to get a whooping cough (Tdap) shot before starting the 2011-2012 school year. Without proof of immunization, a student will not be allowed to register for classes. The law is explained on the State Website. |
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Back Pack Basics - Suggestions for dealing with the elementary student's backpack. |
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The Four Basic Principles to Enhance Study Skills - Help your child to be more proficient as a learner. |
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Here is a list of suggestions of ways parents can reinforce subjects taught in school. |
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Math Challenges - From the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. |
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Resources from the California Department of Education Website. |
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For Math Help try MATH ON CALL - Monday through Thursday, 4 - 5:25 pm: 497-3776 or 1-888-567-Math Math on Call Website |
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
To be eligible to register for Kindergarten, a child must be 5 years old on or before December 2, 2011.
At the time of registration please present the following:
- Birth certificate or birth record, such as a baptismal certificate;
- Your child's Social Security card or number;
- Proof of residency, such as a utility bill, etc.;
- Immunization record;
- Oral health assessment dated after August 15, 2010 (Forms available in the school office);
- Completed physical exam dated after March 1, 2010. (An appointment for an exam will not be accepted).
All registrations are completed at school sites. |
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