Campbell Union School District’s community newsletter, Beyond the Expected, is available now online, at the District’s central administration office, and will soon be available in local libraries.
School News
Updated Tue, Jun 7th
School’s out, but the weekly e-news will continue. We will send updates to subscribers every Thursday so they can stay informed and ready for the new school year in August. If you’re not already signed up and want to receive e-news, click the newsletter subscription link here or on our school's home page.
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Dear Marshall Lane Families,
As the school year draws to a close, I want to thank each and every one of you who have helped to make our school so wonderful. Without your support and assistance, Marshall Lane would not be the awesome school that it is. Know that we appreciate you!
Thank you for sharing your children with us this year. Have a wonderful summer and make sure they take time to read, write and do some math. See you in August!
Warm regards,
Priscilla Spencer
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Our annual 5th grade Celebration Ceremony will take place on Tuesday, June 7th at 8:45 a.m. on the lawn area in front of room 11. Please join us to celebrate our outgoing students and wish them well in middle school.
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Each year, CUSD schools choose exemplary art pieces to submit for display at the district office. These projects are examined and some are chosen to be mounted and hung in the hallways at the district office for the next six months. Congratulations to the winners from Marshall Lane for the 2015-2016 school year:
TK—Qusai Fanaswalla for Day and Night
Kindergarten—Aiden Cyrus for Mixed Media
1st grade—Anthony Bongiorno for American Symbols
2nd grade—Charles Boehm for A Study of Warm Colors
3rd grade—Madelyn Crowley for Obi Wan Dog inspired by George Rodriguez
4th grade—Claire Weidner for Self Portrait
5th grade—Olivia Poulter for Self Portrait
5th grade—Isabella Senghor for Oil Pastel Movement
Congratulations to all of our young artists! Next time you are at the District Office, check out their work.
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Thanks to everyone who planned and participated in the Move-A-Thon. A special thanks to Branka Spremo, Eileen Weinstein, Alex Allen, Esther and Marc Mantelli, Jodie Topping, Lauren Froman and Janine Matheson. It was a fun event!
Here are the winners:
Grade Level School Spirit Award—4th grade
Top lap tallies per grade level:
Preschool—Brogan Tanaka (13)
Kindergarten—Ian Froman (61), Noor Dik (46), Zoe Cordani (41)
1st Grade—Marcos Mantelli & Ethan Friedman (85), Nikolas Schoos (70), Logan Bye (46),
2nd grade—Taiyo Hamburg (83), Patrick Tracey (75), Jacob Froman (68)
3rd grade—Tristan Friedman and Genevieve Adan (56), Spencer Hoang and Arian Motallebi (49), Nikolas Jakobskrueger and Lazar Minic (47)
4th grade—Zander Elmazaj (101), Matthew Schoos (100), Lucas Gannon (85)
5th grade—Evan Griffith (102), Albert Wang (80), Andrew Paxton (72)
Congratulations to all of these winner and thank you for supporting fitness and Marshall Lane!
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
For the first time this year, we have combined the Hicklebee’s Book Fair and Mustang Chorale performance with our Art Connections Showcase. It was an amazing event that included art pieces displayed outdoors in the lawn area behind the staff lounge.
Thanks to Eileen Weinstein for once again heading up the Hicklebee’s Book Fair with the help of Jodie Topping, Lauren Froman, Heather Boger, Ann Steele, and all of the volunteers. It is always such a great event!
Congratulations to our wonderful Mustang Chorale for another wonderful performance. Thanks to choir director, Gosia Hoot, for her continued work with this group of students. Together, they do a fabulous job!!
A special thanks to Matt Boehm, Grace Kong, Alex Allen, and all of the Art Connections parents for a spectacular art show! Thanks to Renee Paquier and the Saratoga Rotary Art Club for loaning us their display boards. It was an incredible event!
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Our Lost and Found carts are overflowing with outerwear, lunch boxes and a variety of other items. When you are on campus, please stop by to check if any of these items belong to your child/ren. All leftover items will be donated to charity after school is out for the summer.
Updated Mon, Jun 6th
Please refer to the school calendar that is posted on our website for next year as you plan your family trips and vacations. Whenever possible, we prefer that students do not miss school unless they are ill. Planning vacations during regular school breaks helps your child to understand how much education is valued in your family and ensures that they are present for important instruction.
If you must be gone during two or more regular school days, we ask that you obtain an Independent Study Contract so your child will receive school work to complete while they are gone. Please ask our office staff to assist you with this. Students who are absent for any reasons besides illness and a funeral of a family member are considered to be truant. Please help us to ensure that your child receives a complete education by getting them to school on time every day. Thank you.
Updated Thu, Jun 2nd
Children who don't read during the summer can lose up to two months of learning by the time they return to school in the fall. Click the link below to see what our teachers have put together as options for parents who want to maintain or develop their child’s literacy during the summer.
