December 13, 2019
e-Newsline
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In this Edition:
- Message from Superintendent Juan Cruz
- New Student Enrollment Opens February 3, 2020
- Franklin-McKinley Students Shop with a Cop
- 8 Teachers Receive a $3,000 award from PAC-12 and the College Football Playoff Extra Yard for Teachers
- Volunteer Committee Opportunity: Get Involved Today!
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PROOF OF RESIDENCE
Rental agreement, current telephone or PG&E statement in your name. If not available, the owner's proof of residence with a letter stating you live at that address.
VERIFICATION OF CHILD’S BIRTH DATE
Birth Certificate, Passport, Affidavit or I-94.
IMMUNIZATION RECORDS
- Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (5 Series)
- Hepatitis B (3 Series)
- Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (2 Series)
- Polio (4 Series)
- Varicella (1 Dose)
- TB Test Risk Assessment and/or Testing: Must be given and read with 12 months prior to entry of Kindergarten.
- Parents must show their child's Immunization Record as proof of immunization.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Must be given within 12 months of entry into 1st grade.
TRANSFERRING STUDENTS
Withdrawal paperwork from previous school including copies of last report card, STAR and/or CELDT test scores.
School Open Houses
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for a full list of Kinder, Transitional Kinder and Middle School Open Houses! If you have a child starting Transitional Kindergarten, Kindergarten or Middle School, this is the perfect opportunity to our classrooms, meet the staff, and much more!
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Special Message from Superintendent Juan Cruz
The following is a special message from Superintendent Juan Cruz, wishing everyone a happy winter break!
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Upcoming Events
Board of Education Parent Meeting
January 14, 2020
7:00pm
District Service Center
Board of Education Meeting
January 28, 2020
7:00pm
District Service Center
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Franklin-McKinley School District's
Media Corner
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Franklin-McKinley School District's latest news coverage includes the Extra Yard for Teachers Initiative and the Heroes and Helpers Holiday Shopping Spree.
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Franklin-McKinley Students Shop with a Cop
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The Annual Shop with a Cop "Heroes and Helpers Holiday Shopping Spree" had over 120 students from Los Arboles, McKinley, and Santee Elementary participate on Wednesday, December 4, 2019. The day began with a Police Officer's and Children's Breakfast, followed by a shopping spree at the Target on Coleman Avenue in San Jose.
Since 2009, the Shop with a Cop Foundation Silicon Valley has hosted hundreds of students from Franklin-McKinley School District for a holiday shopping spree with local Bay Area police officers. For many of the children, this special opportunity becomes the only holiday experience they will have.
Police Officers from various agencies including local, state, and federal law enforcement participated in the “Heroes and Helpers Holiday Shopping Spree.” With a uniformed police officer by their side during the shopping spree, each child received a $175.00 Target gift card to shop for gifts for themselves or their family. The goal is to humanize the people behind the badge so that children can grow up trusting the police.
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8 Teachers Receive a $3,000 Award from PAC-12 and the College Football Playoff Extra Yard for Teachers
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8 teachers received a huge surprise last week when PAC-12 and the College Football Playoff Extra Yard for Teachers team arrived at their school to award them with $3,000 in funds to impact student learning. Teachers were nominated by their School Principals for projects focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) and Sustainability (environmental, economic, or social). Congratulations to the following teachers:
- Anthony Alvarado & Loshia Boram of Franklin Elementary School
- Loari Bioletto of Windmill Springs Elementary School
- Erin Cardona & Rick Drewrey of Jeanne R. Meadows Elementary School
- Sharren Cayetano & Jeff Carver of Robert F. Kennedy Elementary School
- Joel Robison of College Connection Academy
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Volunteer Committee Opportunity: Get Involved Today!
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The Franklin-McKinley School District is currently seeking parents and community members to join the Measure H Citizens Oversight Committee. Applications are currently being accepted from parents/community members for the following vacant positions on the Measure H Citizen’s Oversight Committee.
- “Member at Large” representing the community
- “Parent of a child enrolled in the District”
This committee will oversee the expenditure of Measure H Bond funds ensuring they are spent as approved by the voters. It is expected that the committee will meet two to three times a year, with the next meeting on February 19, 2020 at 4:30 p.m.
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