All school offices will be closed and there will be no Summer Academy classes on Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. Normal business hours and Summer Academy classes will resume on Wednesday, July 5th. Have a safe and happy holiday!
Our proposed new Social Studies curriculum is in the 60 Public Review stage and tonight we will be open until 7pm for anyone who would like to come and review the program.
For more information please visit: https://www.svusd68.org/article/1124426
Summer Academy is cancelled for tomorrow, Friday, June 23 for at Buena High School due to Buena becoming a Red Cross Shelter for people affect by the fire in Hereford.
More information about the shelter will be available through the Red Cross and the Cochise County Sheriffs Office Facebook page, when that information is available. The District cannot provide any further information about the fire, shelter or any other resources.
Summer Academy at Bella Vista, Carmichael, and Village Meadows will continue as normal.
All school offices will be closed and there will be no Summer Academy classes on Monday, June 19th in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Normal business hours and Summer Academy classes will resume on Tuesday, June 20th. Have a safe and happy holiday.
Our transportation department has made changes to our current Summer Academy bus routes and times to improve student travel times. Please check our website using the following link https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy for the updated routes. They will go into effect on Thursday, June 22nd, 2023.
SVUSD’s Summer Academy is in full swing and all students are enjoying their time in the classrooms. Our summer curriculum incorporates a wide range of activities designed to activate the brain and encourages our students to explore their world. Added to the core classes of math and ELA, our students enjoy classes like art, PE, music, theater, cooking and much more. SVUSD is providing a well-rounded educational experience, to keep our students engaged and offering them opportunities to explore their interests and develop new skills during this summer break.
Dear Summer Academy parents, we had to update our bus routes for all our elementary Summer Academy sites. Please check our website at https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy for the updated information. Bus route changes will start taking effect on Wednesday, June 14th, 2023.
Sierra Vista Unified School District offers to the parents of a child, whose 5th birthday falls between September 1 and January 1 of the upcoming school year, the opportunity to apply for early entrance to kindergarten. The child’s skills and maturity level have to indicate kindergarten readiness. The intent of the early entrance program is to make kindergarten available to younger children who demonstrate above-average performance as measured by the Kindergarten Readiness Test (KRT). The Sierra Vista Unified School District administers the test. Testing dates for the 2023/24 Kindergarten class are June 20th and June 22nd. For more information please visit our website at https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/early-kindergarten-testing or call (520)-515-2743.
Please see attached for upcoming PDS office hours. Happy Summer!
Our third annual Summer Academy starts tomorrow at Bella Vista Elementary, Carmichael Elementary, Village Meadows Elementary, and Buena High. Buses will be out in the community picking up students and school zones will be in place around the 3 elementary schools. Let the summer fun and learning begin!!!
Our 3rd annual Summer Academy starts on Monday and we are getting the final details in order. We will be hosting schedule pick up for all students this Thursday and Friday from 10am-2pm at the following locations:
Bella Vista Cafeteria
Carmichael Cafeteria
Village Meadows Cafeteria
Buena High School Cafeteria
Head over to your student's Summer Academy site during those time to pick up schedules, fill out any necessary paperwork, get bus routes , and get those last minute questions answered.
The proposed 6-12 grade Social Studies Curriculum is in it's 60 day review period. Tonight is our first late night review opportunity.
The proposed curriculum is available for public viewing and comments until Thursday, July 20th. To view the curriculum stop by the Curriculum Office in the Rothery Education Center Room 403, Monday thru Friday from 8am-4pm. There will also be 2 evening opportunities to view the curriculum, Tuesday, May 30th and Tuesday, June 27th. Both of those days we will be open until 7pm. Scheduled appointments are not necessary but are encouraged and can be made by calling 520-515-2742.
In honor of Memorial Day, all district offices will be closed today. Have a safe and healthy holiday!
The Dust Devils spend a fun-filled day swimming in the waves of the Cove on Tuesday. 🌊 🏊 😃
PDS second graders took a field trip to Peter Piper Pizza on Friday the 5th of May. The group started out learning about nutrition and food choices before having a chance to add toppings to their personal pizza. While the pizzas were cooking the students showed off their knowledge of shapes and fractions. In order to win extra play points they had to practice fractions in their groups with the help of giant cardboard pizzas. After enjoying their pizza there was plenty of time for everyone to have fun playing games and collect their prizes. Thank you to the folks at Peter Piper for a great time!
PDS 3rd graders went to the MWR Arts and Craft Studio and personalized mugs for Mother’s Day presents. Supplied with paintbrushes, paint, and a mug the Dust Devils got creative. The students got to work and created custom creations for their moms. The art projects will be clear-coated and set in a kiln by MWR. Once the mugs are finished they are delivered to the students' classrooms and go home for Mother’s Day. Happy Mother’s Day to all moms in our district!
PDS Kindergarten Farmers Market. PDS’s three kindergarten classes hosted their annual Farmers Market on May 3rd. The little chefs prepared all fresh foods over the last few days and were proudly selling everything for a good cause. There was fresh salsa and chips, mini pizzas, trail mix, fruit skewers, and popcorn balls. Everything was washed down with homemade raspberry lemonade, Horchata and juice. The whole idea is based on the concept of the farm To table. Students learn the process of where food comes from, beginning from how it starts as a seed, how that seed produces the food we buy and eat, how it grows, how it is harvested and taken back to the factories and then marketed out to the stores. We used the science standards of the life cycle of a seed, as well as the Wonders book “Bread Comes To Life” This story incorporates the entire process of how food began as a seed and then was made into different things we eat today.
The families enjoyed their treats from the chefs and then took advantage to pick up some books at the book fair which was open. All proceeds from the Kinder Farmer’s Market will support St. Vincent de Paul.
Along with amazing teacher here at SVUSD we have amazing School Nurses. Today we want to celebrate those amazing nurses on National School Nurses Day!! Thank you for keeping our students safe and healthy!
Share with us some of the memories that you have about your favorite teacher #SVUSDBESTTEACHERSEVER Teachers don’t just teach—they prepare us for the road ahead. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 😍 We appreciate all our SVUSD teachers. Thank you for all you are doing! Stay with us all week as we celebrate our teachers and everything they do for our students!
