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Enrollment starting January 15th!Top of Page
New Student Enrollment for the Fall 2021-2022 school year begins January 15, 2021!
Enroll Your Student Online for TK and Kindergarten through 5th Grade!
Please use the button below for information to enroll NEW students for the current 2020-21 school year. Enrollment opens on January 15th. Existing students do not need to re-enroll for the next school year.
Summer school registrationTop of Page
AUSD Summer Academy is open to all students, but spacing is limited. Complete this Summer Academy application.
Location: Rock Creek Elementary, 3050 Bell Road, Auburn, CA 95603
Who: AUSD Kindergarten - 8th Grade
When: 06/14/2021 - 07/23/2021, Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Busing will be provided from Skyridge to Rock Creek. Parents are responsible to drop students off and pick up promptly.
Breakfast and Grab & Go Lunch available.
*In-person learning with Social Distancing and following CDPH guidance.
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Join our Falcon Family!
Skyridge School Virtual TourTop of Page
PRINCIPAL'S FALCON FLYER
Hello Skyridge Families,
This is Principal Laurie Balsano Wright with your Falcon Flyer for the upcoming week. I’d like to give a huge shout out to Cheyenne Brady and our PTC for putting together a wonderful Staff Appreciation Week last week. Our teachers and staff were showered with love, beautiful door signs, delicious treats all week long, and a heart-felt video. Thank you so much for your creativity and hard work. We are so lucky to have our amazing Skyridge PTC.
School campus remains closed to parent visitors during school hours. Parents and other visitors are not permitted on campus during the school day. At drop off and dismissal, parents and guardians are asked to remain in the parking lot. Please take a moment to review the Parking Lot Safety Protocols and look over the parking lot map.
CURRENT EVENTS
Dress Code Reminder
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Parents, please review the Dress Code with your child.
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The school district board policy requires that a student shall be neat, clean, and shall observe the general styles of dress, hair, and grooming which the principal and teachers consider to be appropriate for the age level and classroom or playground activities. Any type of dress or grooming that is disruptive to the class/school will not be permitted. Personal appearance standards for students are defined in the following dress code:
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No clothing or personal items that disrupt the educational process.
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Students may not wear clothing or jewelry that contains any inappropriate images or wording that include, but are not limited to, sexual content, alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, or violence.
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Clothing must be sufficient to conceal all undergarments at all times.
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Halter tops, bare midriffs, spaghetti straps, low cut or revealing tops, mesh or see-through tops, bareback tops, crop tops and half-shirts are not allowed. Straps on blouses must be at least one inch wide.
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Shorts, skirts, and dresses must pass the following test in order to be considered acceptable: Standing, with arms relaxed at each side, the ends of your index finger shall touch the bottom of the garment
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If leggings, “yoga” pants, and/or tights are worn, the hem of the top must reach at or below the index finger, if there is a slit or holes in the clothing, these must be below your index finger.
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Shoes should be appropriate for walking and running, and cannot interfere with the P.E. program or recess activities. Shoes without a back (e.g. flip-flops or clogs), or with a heel greater than two inches, are not safe to wear during physical activities, and therefore are not allowed.
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Any kind of accessory that is deemed inappropriate is not allowed. This includes but not limited to wallet chains, spikes, and handcuffs.
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Students wearing inappropriate attire or footwear will be sent to the office, and will first call their parent or guardian. Students will be given the option to change into appropriate clothing at the site. Students who repeatedly violate the dress code will receive disciplinary consequences.
Summer School
The AUSD Summer Academy is open to all students. Spacing will be limited. AUSD's summer academy provides accelerated learning opportunities for students in the areas of reading, math, English Language Development, and eligible IEP services. Due to COVID-19 the summer program offers six weeks of learning, busing, and free meal service. If you are interested please complete this Summer Academy Application. Registration closes on May 7. Please click on the links below for more details on the AUSD Summer Academy.
Click here for English
Click here for Spanish
ARD Summer Camp Flyers
Looking for a fun summer camp for your child(ren)? Click on the links below for more information.
Playground Project Donation
Our campus is so beautiful, it's utilized as a neighborhood park. Built in 1994, it's time for an upgrade. Can you help us reach our goal to install an updated play structure ata Skyridge by summer 2021? 100% of the proceeds will go towards our playground fund. Click here to donate. Please share our formal donation letter with friends, family and any local businesses to help us reach our goal.
Parent Survey for California Healthy Kids Survey
The California Healthy Kids Survey for Parents is currently available online, in both English and Spanish. It will be available until May 14, 2021. We are asking all parents to take this survey. This is an opportunity for parents to provide important feedback to School and District leaders. We will use this information to create an environment where parents feel welcome and heard. Click here to access the survey. The survey is available in both English and Spanish.
Rent Help in Placer County
This program is providing rent and utility assistance to qualifying Placer County tenants to help prevent housing instability or potential eviction due to a COVID-19 financial hardship. Income-eligible renters with past due rent or utilities, or who need help paying future rent or utilities, must apply by April 30. Priority will be given to renters who have been unemployed for 90 or more days or who are at or below 50% of the Placer County Area Median Income (AMI). Rent Help Placer eligibility requirements and links to start the application process can be found in the links below. Renters who are not online or who may need additional assistance should call 211 Placer at 2-1-1 (or 833-342-5211).
CLICK HERE for the flyer in English
CLICK HERE for the flyer in Spanish
Exciting Events for the Upcoming Week:
Monday, May 10
SBAC Make-up Testing, Grades 3-5
Tuesday, May 11
SBAC Make-up Testing, Grades 3-5
Trivia at Lunch
Cross Country Practice, 2:15 pm
Virtual Dance Club, 2:30 pm
Wednesday, May 12
SBAC Make-up Testing, Grades 3-5
Final Sami Circuit Family Night, 6 pm
AUSD Board Meeting, 7 pm
Virtual Storytime with Mrs.Dykema, 7 pm
Thursday, May 13
Cross Country Practice, 2:15
Friday, May 14
Falcon Friday, wear green!
Virtual Java with the Principal
meet link or Join by phone (US) +1 260-303-7950 PIN: 915 071 768#
Mr. Johnson visit 5th grade
Important School Information
Toolbox Tool for the Month
May will focus on one Toolbox Tool, the Courage Tool. Please find Mrs. Jacobson's Mindful Moments Newsletter here.
PTC News
Box Tops Challenge
Box Tops is running a sweepstakes challenge. Simple scan your receipts into the app 1/21-2/28 for a chance to win Skyridge School 5,000 Bonus Box Tops and a $50 gift card for you! Watch this quick video to help get started.
Farm Fresh to you - Skyridge Fundraiser
Share our link with family & friends. Farm Fresh To You
Amazon Smile Be sure to sign up and select Skyridge as your school
Important Resources for Skyridge Families
AUSD Community Resources List - a compiled list of community resources for Counseling and Mental Health Services. CLICK HERE
2-1-1: Placer County now has a great one stop resource hub called 2-1-1. By calling, texting (text your zip code to 898211) or visiting the website 211Placer.org you will be immediately connected to a plethora of helpful community resources including housing, food, financial, distance learning, health insurance, legal assistance, transportation, and more. The prompts are in both English and Spanish and will connect you to your area of need quickly. Please visit the following website to learn more about this wonderful resource! CLICK HERE
Latino Leadership Council: This organization offers vital programs to improve the lives of Latino families. CLICK HERE
KIDS First: Through family resource centers located in Auburn and Roseville, this agency offers counseling, education, intervention, advocacy and more. CLICK HERE
Important Contacts for Skyridge Families:
Skyrige Wellness Team
Amanda Jacobsons, Mental Health Specialist - ajacobson@auburn.k12.ca.us
Stephanie Kaiser, Mental Health Specialist - skaiser@auburn.k12.ca.us
Brittany Larson, Family Support Specialist - blarson@auburn.k12.ca.us
Lorena Byrod, Psychologist - lbyrod@auburn.k12.ca.us
Thank you for your continued support!
Together We Can
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AnnouncementsTop of Page
important: passive screening!Top of Page
Parents are expected to screen students before leaving for school (check temperature to ensure temps are below 100.4° F) and to keep students at home if they have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 (which include fever, chills, cough, loss of taste or smell, difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea) or if they have had close contact (less than 5 feet for at least 15 minutes) with a person diagnosed with COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
Thank you for your support in safely reopening Skyridge School.
SCHOOL MENUSTop of Page
AUSD VISION, MISSION, and GUIDING PRINCIPLETop of Page
VISION STATEMENT:
We stand together to cultivate the potential of all students in a global society.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Auburn Union School District, in collaboration with our families and community, is committed to:
Achieving academic excellence to prepare our students for careers of the future.
Achieving academic excellence to prepare our students for careers of the future.
Understanding diversity is a strength.
Supporting a caring, experienced, and qualified staff.
Developing the whole student in a safe and healthy environment.
GUIDING PRINCIPLE:
We place each child at the heart of every decision.
Education Excellence since 1852Top of Page
Auburn Union serves the foothill community of Auburn, located 40 miles northeast of Sacramento on the western slope of the California High Sierra. AUSD educates 2000 students in preschool through eighth grade at four elementary schools (Alta Vista Community Charter, Auburn Elementary, Rock Creek and Skyridge), and one middle school (E.V. Cain Middle School).
