Sacramento City Unified School District

Have a happy and safe 4th of July holiday!

"They probably don't understand that when you steal from this kind of organization, you're not stealing from Phantom because they're not the ones who are going to be on the hook for it," Jaghory told KCRA 3. "You're stealing from kids. In this case, all of that has to be paid for from us, whether we make a dollar profit or not. That's ultimately what it's going to come down to." SCUSD's A.M. Winn is hoping for community support after thousands of dollars worth of fireworks were stolen from its fundraiser stand in a parking lot in Gold River at 2155 Golden Centre Lane. https://lnkd.in/gZUtD5ix

Thank you to Audacy for featuring David Lose of SCUSD's Nutrition Services department, The Central Kitchen, to discuss our free summer meals program. https://lnkd.in/gTNxDwD9

Thank you, CBS 13 for covering our free summer meals program! SCUSD’s Nutrition Services Department is offering free breakfast and lunch at various schools and community sites throughout the summer. Free breakfast and lunch will be available June 24 – July 26, 2024. Select sites will be offering meals through August 2, 2024. All children 18 years-old and under can receive free meals, no paperwork necessary and enrollment is not required. The summer meal program is available Monday through Friday for breakfast and lunch. All meals must be enjoyed onsite, to-go meals are not available. https://lnkd.in/gNTs4-FD

SCUSD students, sign-up for a STEM program at Sacramento City College’s (SCC) Makerspace this Summer! SCC's intro-to-college summer maker camp provides hands-on experience with various tools, equipment, and technologies, allowing you to learn by doing. This practical approach can deepen your understanding of concepts and skills in fields like robotics, electronics, programming, and design. In just one week, you will collaborate and team up to make robots, solder, fabricate, program electronics, use the laser cutter, printers, fabric printers, and make all kinds of cool stuff, and keep it! You will learn about college life and career pathways, all the while having fun. Monday – Friday, July 22 thru July 26 Sacramento City College Makerspace (Bldg. MAKR 1) 3835 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95822 Free! All materials and supplies are included, and lunch is included every day! Space is limited, register by Friday, June 28. Any interested students should complete the waiver here: https://lnkd.in/gSPvN9_N Then, email it to Yu Zhou at yu-y-zhou@scusd.edu.

A former C.K. McClatchy student, Luca Urlando, is heading to the Olympics in Paris to compete in the Men's 200 meter butterfly swimming event! https://lnkd.in/gpW49YTm

Starting this Fall, Sacramento New Technology High School is changing to: Sacramento New Technology EARLY COLLEGE High School or SNTECHS for short! SNTECHS is the ONLY state recognized Early College High School in our district. Students who attend SNTECHS will take college courses aimed at their personal college and career aspirations. This program allows students to earn their associates degree or career path certificates WITH their diplomas. The best part, going to college while attending SNTECHS is completely FREE! We are enrolling NOW for the 24-25 school year. To enroll, simply download the application on our school website: newtech.scusd.edu or stop by the office between 10am - 4pm Monday-Friday!

SCUSD’s Nutrition Services Department is offering free breakfast and lunch at various schools and community sites throughout the summer. Free breakfast and lunch will be available June 24 – July 26, 2024. Select sites will be offering meals through August 2, 2024. All children 18 years-old and under can receive free meals, no paperwork necessary and enrollment is not required. The summer meal program is available Monday through Friday for breakfast and lunch. All meals must be enjoyed onsite, to-go meals are not available. See the list of locations here: https://lnkd.in/gfdkchpg

The 4th of July is quickly approaching, and Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District wants to remind you that each year serious injuries, deaths and millions of dollars in property loss occur from fires sparked by fireworks. The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors adopted changes to the Sacramento County Code on April 9th to provide additional protections for our schools and parks, in addition to the American River Parkway. There is a $10,000 fine for using fireworks at schools, parks, and on the American River Parkway. Metro Fire has valuable information on safe use and disposal of fireworks, how to report dangerous fireworks, and 2024 public display locations, and where to drop off unwanted or dangerous illegal fireworks. This information can be found at: https://lnkd.in/g7SruiCs

Juneteenth commemorates the official end of slavery in the United States and the emancipation of the last enslaved African Americans in Texas. Also known as Freedom Day, this is an important and deeply personal holiday for our community and truthfully acknowledges a period in our history that shaped and continues to influence our society today. In observance of Juneteenth, all district offices and facilities will be closed.