HOME OF THE CHEETAHS
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for the upcoming
HEARING AND VISION SCREENINGS
January 21 & 22, 2020
If you are a cleared volunteer interested in helping out, please contact Maryann Hewitt, Parent Coordinator
Whenever the kids need change of clothes, they come into the Health Office. We are in need of older children's clothes, especially 2nd & 3rd grade boys/underwear (size 12-14). Stretchy clothes are most useful (elastic/stretchy waist/leggings for girls/athletic shorts, etc.). You can bring your donations into the office. Thank you!!!
Please click on this link to see our wonderful digitalized Cheetah Bytes Newsletter.
Folsom Cordova schools have partnered with Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) to offer free transit through SacRT for our students. The program provides fare-free access for TK through 12th grade students to SacRT transportation services seven days a week, and during all SacRT service hours. The program began on October 1st, 2019, and runs through September 30, 2020. NSE students and families may request a sticker pass from our school office. Stickers are to be placed on student ID cards. If you'd like your child to have a pass, please see Mrs. Thomas in the NSE Office. Please click on this link for more information.
Please see For Parents tab on our website menu bar or click this link to see, our new 2019-2020 Student/Parent Handbook.
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Folsom and Vista del Lago high schools are among the best in the nation in providing students rich opportunities to study in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), according to Newsweek’s annual Top 5,000 STEM High Schools rankings.
A costumed crossing guard? Talk about going the extra mile to connect with kids!
Kudos to the students and families at Vista del Lago High School, who helped produce an emotional, insightful video in which youth share letters expressing feelings, experiences, and more they wish their parents knew and understood about them.
The Folsom Cordova Board of Education on Nov. 21 approved a package of budget reductions proposed to help alleviate the District’s budget challenges. The measures were designed to avoid potential layoffs while minimizing impacts to classrooms and student learning.
Over 100 post-secondary options presented to students at the annual College Fair...
Parents across the district gained strategies for connecting with their students to support STEAM learning
Congratulations to CHS teacher on State Finalist award
The Folsom Cordova Unified Board of Education will consider a package of budget reductions proposed to help alleviate the District’s budget challenges during its next regularly scheduled meeting.
Creativity, enthusiasm and competition - fueled by physics and engineering smarts - propelled dozens of students across the campus of Folsom High School on Friday, Nov. 15 at the school’s first-ever Soap Box Derby.
Dozens of students in Cordova High School’s newest career program learned life-saving lessons at a daylong training with the District’s Health Services professionals.
Ways to give to those in need during the holidays
Please participate in the yearly California School Climate, Health, and Learning Survey (CalSCHLS)
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Board Meeting
8:25 AM - 1:30 PM Regular Minimum Day/Grades 1-5/Kindergarten on regular schedule