3.7.2025 FBUSD Staff Blog

 

Challenge day at the Capitol



Some of our students had the opportunity to go to the Capitol to share how our afterschool programs enrich their lives (see picture above). This got me thinking about our voices. Please be sure to lift each other up and make sure our voices are heard in this world. Some of this work is through the every day interactions we have with students and our community. Some of this work is by speaking out about the areas we are most passionate about in our world. Please take some time to reflect on the opportunities you have to share your voice. 

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, we will not have school on March 17.

- Joe 

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS!
Sunday, March 9th

Spring Forward 1 Hour


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All proceeds from the T-shirts/sweatshirts will go to support students at
Redwood Elementary in support of the full inclusion program.
 
Please let Megan Tunzi (tunzicrew@gmail.com) know if you have any questions!


Shirts will be delivered no later than April 10, 2025

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March’s Harvest of the Month is CARROTS!


Take your students on a virtual field trip to 
to learn about Carrots!

CARROTS Educator's Newsletter with Information,
Standards Connected Lessons & Activities

Thank you for supporting 
Nutrition Education and Local Agriculture!

We have grant funding to cover taste testing! 
If you'd like some carrots for your class, please let me know.

Pilar Gray
Director of Nutrition Services
Fort Bragg Unified School District
(707) 961-3521
pgray@fbusd.us 

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Registration is open for the March installments of
"Learn With AI, Learn About AI" webinar series!
Offerings feature speakers to discuss strategies for building awareness of
the impacts of AI, amongst educators and the community.

Register at bit.ly/VisibleAI

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Student Media Festival

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The California Student Media Festival (CSMF) event is free for TK-12 students to enter, and free to attend. Any student media creation may be entered between Jan. 20, 2025, and April 1, 2025; the festival will be held on May 17, 2025, in person at Hollywood High School. 

Now in its 58th year, the CSMF is our nation’s oldest student media festival. Over the past twenty-five years, CSMF has awarded more than $175,000 to California Schools. It has expanded to include the work of more than 6,000 student contestants from schools across the state. The festival exists to celebrate the amazing media and multimedia projects produced by California’s students and teachers — rewarding and acknowledging their successful classroom work. 
 
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Application Information

K-12 classroom teachers and school librarians who specialize in history, ethnic studies, and social sciences are especially welcome to apply. As part of the application process, prospective Educator Fellows must propose a research plan to supplement two Teaching California inquiry sets with 3-6 primary sources each from CA-R's online collections. Applicants are encouraged to browse items already selected by CA-R and include additional items. For example: Work Long Ago - Why Did People Settle in California - Class and School Rules - Families and Primary Sources

California Revealed will support three Educator Fellowships for service between March 1, 2025, through July 31, 2025. Each selected 2025 Educator Fellow will receive: - $2,000 stipend - Mentorship by California Revealed and the California History-Social Science Project. - Public acknowledgment via social media, organizational websites, and grant announcements. To be considered for the 2024/2025 California Revealed Educator Fellowship program, please complete this application by February 24, 2025. Questions? Review our guidelines here: https://californiarevealed.org/fellowships For all other inquiries, contact Pamela Vadakan, Director: pvadakan@californiarevealed.org

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Redwood Elementary Needs Volunteers
 Literacy Night 
Wednesday, March 19th

Volunteer Helpers are needed from 4:45-7:00 PM (2 h 15 m)
 5:00-6:00 PM - Check-in Students/Families
6:00-7:00 PM - Set up/Hand out Prizes at Stations 
 
Help out the whole time or just part of the event. 
Any help would be appreciated! 

Questions? Contact Monica Lima at mlima@fbusd.us 

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Student Broadcasting Opportunity


Do you know a student passionate about broadcasting and digital media?
If so, the FBUSD Board of Trustees has an exciting opportunity available!

The Fort Bragg Unified School District Board of Trustees is looking for
a motivated and creative student interested in broadcasting
who would like to learn by filming Board meetings,
editing the footage, and uploading it to the FBUSD Television YouTube channel
to keep our community and families informed and engaged.

Responsibilities Include:
Set up equipment, attend, and film Board of Trustees meetings.
Edit video footage to create clear, engaging, and informative content.
Upload videos to the school district's YouTube channel promptly.
Ensure high-quality audio and visual presentation.

Benefits:
Gain real-world experience in broadcasting and digital media.
Build a portfolio of work that can be showcased to future employers or academic programs.

If you know of a student who has a passion for broadcasting, we want to hear from them
To apply, please send a resume, a brief cover letter, and any relevant samples or links to
Rene Hohls at the FBUSD District Office at rhohls@fbusd.us.

For more information about the School District Board of Trustees, please visit fbusd.us.

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All conversations are confidential when you call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline.
The 988 Lifeline provides you with judgment-free care.
Talking with someone can help save your life.

FBUSD Mission
FBUSD delivers exceptional, engaging, equitable,
and collaborative learning opportunities for all students.

FBUSD Vision
Every student receives engaging and challenging learning experiences to reach
their greatest potential and thrive in a diverse global society.

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