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NEW: MEASURE T
Volunteers needed for Yes on Measure T! Measure T seeks to provide $4.5 million annually to maintain our quality high school instruction and help recruit and retain our top teachers. Measure T is on the May 6th special election ballot, and we need your help getting the word out to voters during this off-year election. Turning out parent voters will be critical to our success. Here’s how you can help:
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Join us for a neighborhood walk: Knocking on doors is one of the most effective ways to reach voters. Our first walk is planned for Saturday, March 22nd. We’ll be training you on everything you need to know to have a successful canvass on Thursday, March 20th, at 7 p.m. You can sign up HERE. Can’t make it? Request a recording of the training HERE.
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Endorse the campaign: Join local leaders, teachers, and parents by adding your name to our growing list of supporters. Endorse Measure T HERE.
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Display a lawn sign: Help us spread awareness about the campaign by displaying a lawn sign. You can request one HERE!
NEW: AUHSD GOVERNING BOARD MEETING ON MARCH 19TH
This meeting will be conducted in person at the District Community Room. It will also be livestreamed through the AUHSD website. 6 p.m. Closed Session & 7 p.m Open Session on March 19th.
Items of interest to the public include:
- Student Engagement Report
- Other Post-Employment Benefits Report and Funding Plan
The agenda and supporting documents will be available online before the meeting. Note: agenda and supporting documents are best viewed using Mozilla Firefox or Chrome.
NEW: PARENT ED EVENT: ANXIETY, TECHNOLOGY, & SCHOOLS: WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW
Campo parents are invited to join our local Assemblymember, Rebecca Bauer Kahan, for an important and timely discussion on teen mental health, the impact of technology, and how schools and parents can work together to support students. This interactive event will be held on Wed., March 26th from 5:30 - 7:30 pm at Las Lomas High School Library. Please RSVP if you wish to attend - for more info and to RSVP, click HERE.
CPC MEETING - TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH AT 9 A.M.
Please join us in the Campo Library for our monthly CPC meeting. All parents/guardians are welcome - please sign in at the Campo Attendance office for a visitor pass. We will be discussing and voting on passing a resolution to endorse the upcoming proposed AUHSD parcel tax - Measure T. To learn more on the parcel tax, please visit the Yes on T Website or our AUHSD website. We hope to see you there! Agenda, February Financials, and February Minutes. January Financials. If you'd like to attend this meeting by ZOOM, please register in advance HERE.
CHAPERONES NEEDED
We need parent volunteers for our March Madness Dance on Friday, March 21st. The dance is 8-9:30 and we would love to have you! Bring a friend! Catch up with your partner! Contact Lindsay Webb-Peploe if you can help!
MORAGA CITIZEN OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS
The Moraga Citizen of the Year 2025 nominations are now OPEN! Do you know a fellow Moraga parent or resident who has positively contributed to making our community a better place? If so, visit the Moraga Citizens Network website to learn more and submit a nomination. Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on March 21st, 2025.
CPC BOOKCLUB
Please join us for our spring Campo Parents Bookclub. The topic is the social and emotional lives of teenagers and the books we will be discussing are: The Emotional Lives of Teenagers by Lisa Damour and also by the same author, Untangled, Guiding teenage girls through the seven transitions of adulthood. Join us as we attempt to understand and figure out how to best support teens through this critical developmental stage. Meeting will be held at the Campo Library on Wednesday, April 9th, from 7- 8:30 p.m.
GLOBAL STUDENT UNION DINNER
GSU students and families are invited to the Spring GSU Dinner in Saturday, March 22nd. Join us for an evening of food, community, and any questions you may have. Dinner will be provided. But you are welcome to bring a dessert or an appetizer to share. Campo Student Learning Center (Library). (Please no cakes, yes, cupcakes). Sign up here.
NATIONAL PTA'S EFFORT TO SUPPORT PUBLIC EDUCATION
Although Campo Parents Club is NOT a PTA, one of our functions is to engage in advocacy for our students. We look to our local PTA council for guidance on legislation and sometimes participate in their activities. The local Las Trampas Council of PTAs and National PTA support public education. They would like to share this information and for our members to take action to lend your voice to the National PTA's opposition to the Educational Choice for Children Act which is a measure in support of national school vouchers that is a threat to public education accessibility and funding. If you would like to support this effort, you can see HERE for more information, including a tool to compose a message to our local congressperson.
YOUTH SHARK TANK COMPETITION
Introducing the second annual Contra Costa Shark Tank Youth Competition! Win $2,000 to launch or grow your business. The competition is a fun way to promote youth entrepreneurship among K-12 students in Contra Costa County. Last year, Campo senior Beatrice Roberge was selected as a finalist. Visit www.contracostasharktank.org to learn more and apply. Finalists will be selected by the Campolindo Entrepreneurship Club, and winners selected by a panel of judges on May 1, 2025 at the Lafayette Library. Deadline to apply is March 15th!
CHECK OUT THE CLASS SECTIONS!
Lots of new information! Visit your class section below to get the scoop on all new events and dates.
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