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The Board of Education established a set of quality indicators that comprise the District’s Data Dashboard. Rather than rely on a single measure of performance, the Board has approved a number of quality indicators that tell us how well the District is performing overall.  Viewed together, they provide a clear picture of how the system is performing across key areas.  
 
As a high performing district, members of the public at large may not have an opportunity to truly understand the strength of the FUSD culture that drives a system-wide focus on continuous improvement. The data dashboard is an accountability tool to help us develop goals and set performance targets. While student achievement is our primary focus, we also realize that there are multiple factors that influence student learning.  The dashboard attempts to consolidate the work that has been done by staff and the Board of Education, to reflect a balance of indicators that impact teaching and learning. 
 
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A Proud Day for FUSD
Awesome news! All 7 of the eligible schools in FUSD were successful in being designated as California Distinguished Schools today by the California Department of Education. This demonstration of success is a stunning tribute to the dedication and hard work of our teachers, administrators, classified staff, parents, and especially our students!    http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/sr/cs/dslisting2012.asp
 
Forest Park Elementary 
Glenmoor Elementary
Hirsch Elementary
J. Haley Durham Elementary
Oliveira Elementary
Parkmont Elementary
Warm Springs Elementary
 

Articles

  • iFusd Team Launches Updates

    The team has now launched updates that include both iPad and Android versions as well as additional features to meet the needs of District users. Click on the bold headline to get more information and view board presentation.

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  • Weibel Chess Team Wins National Elementary School Championships

    During the weekend of May 11, 2012 through May 13, 2012, 2223 Kindergarten through sixth grade students showed up in Nashville to compete in the nine divisions of the National Elementary School Chess Championships. Weibel Elementary School, one of the strongest teams in California and the country since 1990, sent 14 players. Click on the bold headline for the results and photos.

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  • Mission San Jose Elementary Chess Champions!

    The Mission San Jose Elementary School Chess team was the big winner in the Elementary School (grades K to 6) of the Northern California Scholastic Chess Championship competition. MSJE took the first place team trophy in the Kindergarten Section, the Grade 1 to 3 Championship Section, the Grade 4 to 5 Championship Section, and the Grade 4 to 6 Championship Section. MSJE also had the individual winner in the Kindergarten section and the grade 1 to 3 section. The team now moves to the nationals competition!

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  • Irvington High Student Wins U.S. Congressional Art Competition

    Irvington High School junior Angela Chen was selected by a panel of judges from among dozens of talented advanced artists throughout the 13th Congressional District. Click on headline for photo and to see where the picture will hang.

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  • Hopkins Junior High School Wins National Science Bowl

    The National Science Bowl is a nationwide academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science. The Energy Department created the National Science Bowl in 1991 to encourage students to excel in mathematics and science and to pursue careers in these fields. Click on bold headline to view photo of the winning team.

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  • Warm Springs at the 2012 Odyssey of the Mind Tournament

    This year, 90 students from Warm Springs Elementary participated in the Silicon Valley Odyssey of the Mind tournament in Santa Clara, CA. After months of hard work, 5 teams emerged victorious – having survived countless hours of team meetings, problem solving, experimentation, set building, script writing, costume making and learning how to share ideas and take turns practicing their leadership skills. Click on headline to see photo and more details.

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  • Attention Parents of 6th Grade Students:

    For the 2012 / 2013 school year, California Law (AB 354) requires an additional immunization called Tdap in order for your student to advance into or enter 7th grade.

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  • Senior Exemption Waiver for the Parcel Tax under Measure K is now available

    If you are a Fremont resident, 65 years of age or older by June 30, 2012, and you own and live in a single-family home, you are eligible to apply for the Senior Exemption Waiver to the Measure K Parcel Tax. Click on the bold headline for more information.

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  • Language Diversity in FUSD

    One of the strengths of our community is the diversity of our neighborhoods and families. Our school district serves over 32,472 students who come from homes where over 100 different languages are spoken.

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  • Transitional Kindergarten Program - FAQ

    Senate Bill (SB) 1381 (Chapter 705, Statues of 2010) amended California Education Code (Section 46300, 48000, and 48010) to change the required birthday for admission to kindergarten and first grade and established a transitional kindergarten program beginning in the 2012–2013 school year. Click on the bold headline to see the Frequently Asked Questions.

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  • Distance Learning

    Can't come to school every day? Study ESL when you want in your home! We have ESL workbooks, DVDs, CDs and online lessons for every level.

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  • Community Based English Tutoring Available

    The CBET program provides English language (ESL) instruction throughout Fremont at elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools.

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Announcements

  • Next Regular Board Meeting
    May 23, 2012 at     6:30 p.m.
    Education Center- Board Room
    4210 Technology Drive
    Fremont, CA 94538
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  • FUSD Facilties Needs Assessment Report: Click here to review the reports for each school. The reports contain four sections: Building Conditions; Suitability; Grounds; Technology Readiness.
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  • Last Day of School
    Wednesday, June 13, 2012
    The last day for students to attend school in the current year will be on Wednesday, June 13, 2012. When the calendar was developed a year ago, we planned to end school a day later, but the date has changed to June 13, 2012. The school year is being reduced by one day due to mid-year State budget reductions.
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