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Camerado Students Recognized

Congratulations Connor, Rachel, Ashley and Taylor who were recognized by the Sons Of The American Revolution for their entries into the 2013 Brochure Competition.  Great job!

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Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 5/10/13

May 13th Weekly Student Bulletin

Check out the weekly student bulletin for the latest news and information.

Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 5/10/13

May Parent Bulletin

Check out the monthly parent bulletin for the latest news and information.

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Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 5/5/13

Buckeye Foundation's Splash Into Summer - Friday, May 31st 1:00-5:00 PM

Splash Into Summer is a family event put on by the Buckeye Education Foundation.  It will be held on Friday, May 31st at the El Dorado Hills Sports Club from 1:00-5:00 PM.  Enjoy delicious food, carnival games, raffle prizes, swimming, silent auction, bounce house, climbing wall and more!  Admission is free and wristbands for the games and activities will be available for $8 through May 28th, and $10 after that or at the door.  Wristbands order forms are available in the school office.

Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 5/5/13

Healthy Habits 2013-2-14 School Year

Did you know that for the 2013-2014 school year, all students entering into 7th grade will need proof of an adolescent whooping cough booster immunization (called Tdap) for school in the fall?

Additionally, does  your child need to take medication while at school?  If so, California Ed Code requires that any prescription or over the counter medication be ordered by a physician.  Forms are available in the health office or online for you to take to your physician over the summer so you're ready for fall.  If you have any further questions please feel free to contact the front office.

Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 5/3/13

Educational Homestay Program

We know that today's world is a global one, and that it's exceedingly important for young people to expand their horizons. EF's Educational Homestay Program, a non-profit organization, is bringing 136 students from Australia, Russia and Spain to study English and experience the American way of life.  They are looking for homes for these students and they would love for some Camerado families to get involved.

  • Students, ages 14-18, will be visiting from July 2 – July 28, 2013
  • *NEW – 34 of the Spanish students are coming for the full immersion experience! These students go on scheduled activities 1-2 times a week with no school. They want to be immersed in your family to practice their English. They can hang with your family, go on vacations with you, and you don't have to rush them out the door for school!
  • The rest of the students will be under the supervision of EF Program staff from 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM (M-F).  Students attend language classes in the morning and participate in organized educational activities and field trips in the afternoon.  Host Families may join us for activities.
  • Volunteer Host Families are asked to provide a bed, meals, and transportation to and from the pickup/drop off location in their neighborhood.
  • For every family from Camerado Springs that hosts, the school will receive a $25 dollar donation.

If you are interested in opening your home contact:

Julie Brown (916)300-5721 or juliebrown3040@yahoo.com

This is not a program of the Buckeye Union School District

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Posted by: Doug Shupe
Published: 4/16/13

Every Day Counts

Every Day Counts in a child’s education. Every day a student misses school, he or she gets more than two days behind his peers, because he or she must make up missed lessons and catch up with new lessons at the same time. Regular and punctual attendance will help increase student academic growth. California Education Code Section 46010 states that the only valid reasons for absences from school are:

  1. Illness or injury to the child
  2. Quarantine of the home by a health official
  3. Doctor or dentist’s appointments that can only be scheduled during school hours.
  4. Attendance at funeral services for immediate family.

School districts NO longer receive funding from the State of California for students who are absent from school. This includes ALL absences, even those related to illness, medical/dental appointments. In other words, schools will receive state funding only for students who are in their seats for that day. Please be sure to assist your child in maintaining exemplary attendance to insure the best possible education for him/her, as well as maximum state funding for student attendance. Even if a student attended school part of the day we could still receive income for that student ($35-$40 a day per child). We kindly ask you to be sure your child only stays home when it’s absolutely necessary.

We know you want the very best education for your child, and we do too. Thank you for understanding that Every Day Counts, together we can give your child the very best education.

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