CUSD Newsletter

"I’M A CHEMISTRY GUY. I BELIEVE YOU’VE GOT TO PLAY TOGETHER TO HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN.”

- Tony Gwynn

Good Afternoon, CUSD,

Spring Recess is finally here. It’s been a very busy week in the district and the break is well-deserved!

While academics is our core mission, we continue to focus on a comprehensive approach to student well-being. Last week CMS hosted its annual 6th grade Drug Prevention program in collaboration with Safe Harbor Coronado and a team of over 75 volunteers. This program is an emotional and important lesson for our middle school students and we are so grateful to all of the volunteers, including our local Fire and Police departments, that come out every year to run this event.

At CHS the juniors and seniors participated in another very emotional and important event that is organized every two years by CHS ASB. “Every 15 Minutes” is a two-day high-impact educational experience sponsored by the California Highway Patrol. Read more about the program on the CHP website.

Village students and PTO combined physical health and fundraising at the annual Jogathon held throughout the day today. Congrats to everyone on a very successful 30th annual event!

We would not be able to accomplish any of the above experiences for our students without the time and talent of our amazing community partners; Safe Harbor, PTO, CPD, CFD, and countless parent volunteers. We are grateful for the support and collaboration from our greater community. As Mr. Gwynn reminds us in the quote above, when we play together, we win. Go CUSD, Go PADRES!

Enjoy a safe and restful break and we look forward to seeing everyone back at school on Monday, April 6th.

Respectfully,

Karl J. Mueller

Superintendent

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