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EXPO DAY is on and Bostonia Global Lobos High School Maker Club is ready! With our friends from TedX Kids El Cajon Howard Shen Jenn Petraglia! Thanks to Generation STEAM Biocom California & Dolores Flores Silvana DelPiccolo for their mentorship! Cajon Valley Union School District #alwaysalobo
Measure W is a general obligation (GO) bond measure on the November 5, 2024, Presidential Election ballot. If approved by 55% of ballots cast, it will extend but not increase the district’s current tax rate to authorize $280 million to make critical renovations and improve schools and classrooms throughout the Cajon Valley Union School District. In addition, voter approval of Measure W will allow the district to qualify for up to $132 million in state matching funds. Measure W ensures there will be full public disclosure of all spending. An independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee must review and report on all bond expenditures, and a third-party auditor must audit all bond expenditures. Measure W includes a specific list of projects on which bond funds may be spent. Measure W bond funds must be spent on Cajon Valley Union School District’s projects and cannot be taken by the state. All registered voters in California will receive a vote-by-mail ballot. If you need to register to vote, you can register online at www.registertovote.ca.gov. Once you complete your ballot, sign your ballot envelope and simply drop your ballot in the mail—postage is prepaid—by November 5, 2024. If you need additional assistance or would like to drop off your ballot in person at a vote center or ballot drop box, please visit www.sdvote.com for more information. We invite you to learn more about how Measure W will impact your child’s school. Click on your child’s school below to see specific project details. Thank you for being a part of the Cajon Valley community and for your continued support in making our district the best place for our children to learn and grow.
Child Nutrition Department - Feeding our future!
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Behind the scenes at Child Nutrition preparing homemade chicken teriyaki and banana chocolate chip muffins with our new packing machine Cajon Valley Union School District
In this 3-minute video produced by AASA, The School Superintendents Association, David Miyashiro, superintendent of California's Cajon Valley Union School District, discusses how a career exploration program in his district nurtures students' individual strengths, interests and values from the youngest ages. Access https://lnkd.in/gSBZPx3j to read Miyashiro's story in the July 2024 issue of School Administrator, featuring the magazine’s “Best of 2023-24". #careerexploration #worldofwork #careereducation #cajonvalleyusd https://lnkd.in/gb4kWqKW
Since 2018, our World of Work initiative has empowered thousands of Cajon Valley students to envision their best possible future self and start on their path to gainful employment. As highlighted in this K-12Dive article, the impact of World of Work extends beyond our community. Four Pittsburgh-area districts have adopted our career curriculum model to benefit their K-8 students. “It builds a positive culture of belonging and self-awareness for our learners. I think that is probably the foundation for so many other things to grow and be nurtured,” says Michelle Miller, Superintendent of South Fayette Township School District. Kudos to South Fayette Township School District, DUQUESNE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Avonworth School District, and ELIZABETH FORWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT for their incredible work! We are thrilled to partner with you in transforming education and the lives of the next generation. David Miyashiro https://lnkd.in/g69TyJ2c
"Kids can't aspire to careers they don't know exist and research from the UK on early career development shows that kids foreclose on careers as early as 7 years old." This week on More Than A Test Laura Glaab will be joined by Dr. David Miyashiro, Superintendent of Cajon Valley Union School District. From his initial drive to teach all students coding, to discovering the diverse career paths within a company like Qualcomm, Dr. Miyashiro has continually evolved his methods to expose students to myriad opportunities based on their strengths, interests, and values.
"Kids can't aspire to careers they don't know exist and research from the UK on early career development shows that kids foreclose on careers as early as 7 years old." This week on More Than A Test we will be joined by Dr. David Miyashiro, Superintendent of Cajon Valley Union School District. From his initial drive to teach all students coding, to discovering the diverse career paths within a company like Qualcomm, Dr. Miyashiro has continually evolved his methods to expose students to myriad opportunities based on their strengths, interests, and values. We’ll explore the unique curriculum he's spearheaded, which not only narrows the gap between open jobs and skilled labor but also resonates deeply with special education students and has expanded to districts as far as Pennsylvania. Be sure to tune in when the episode goes live! About Dr. David Miyashiro Dr. David Miyashiro is a forward-thinking, award-winning education leader with a 17-year career spent revolutionizing learning approaches, education models, and school district capabilities in Southern California. As a digital pioneer, he has navigated districts into the hi-tech era, delivering numerous innovation “firsts,” for which he has garnered professional honors. Those include Superintendent of the Year and recognition from the White House and U.S. Department of Education as one of the “Top 35 District Leaders in Personalized Learning.” Districts under his leadership have also won awards, such as the California School Boards Association’s Golden Bell Award, the National School Boards Association’s Magna Award for Digital Learning, and the California Distinguished Schools Award. He established the first Computer Science Magnet School in the U.S., pioneered a digital teacher academy, and forged collaborative partnerships with technology vendors for unique 21st-century education opportunities. His efforts earned the district acceptance into the League Of Innovative School Districts, selected by Digital Promise and the U.S. Department of Education as a National Model of Excellence and Innovation. He also designed and rolled out personalized technology learning programs for students and assisted the White House and the U.S. Department of Education in forming a National Personalized Learning Plan.
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