Spruce Elementary Newsletter
June 2026
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From Ms. Garduno
Spruce families!
What a year! Thank you for your trust in us!
📬 REPORT CARDS: Were mailed home. You may also login to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal to see the report card.
📝 State Testing Results:
Student Score Reports are no longer printed by the state. SSFUSD has made the score reports available electronically through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Once logged in to the Parent Portal, follow the directions on the landing page to access your student’s score report. You will be able to view and download current and previous score reports for your student’s state testing (CAASPP, CAST, ELPAC). Instructions for accessing these reports through the Campus Parent Portal can be found in this tutorial and is demonstrated in this video. If you need a paper copy of this year’s score report, please contact your school’s main office.
🎒 First day of school: August 13, 2026 — we look forward to welcoming our wonderful children back for the 2026–2027 school year!
Thank you,
Ms. Garduno
Attendance Focus 26-27 School Year
Research is clear: regular attendance in elementary school is one of the strongest predictors of long-term student success. When students are present, they build foundational skills in reading, math, and social development that simply can't be replicated at home.
As we look ahead to the 2026-27 school year, attendance will be a key focus for our school community. Our goal is to reach the 🟢 light green zone — 94% to 96% attendance — for every student.
A student at 94% attendance misses fewer than 11 days in a full school year.
Every day in the classroom counts!
We know life happens, and we appreciate your partnership in making attendance a priority. Together, we can set our students up for the success they deserve. 💛
Thank you for being an amazing part of our school community!
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TK/Kindergarten Welcome Hour!
Annual Enrollment is active
REQUIRED BY ALL FAMILIES CONTINUING IN SSFUSD 🚨
SSFUSD has moved to an online system for continuing students to complete their annual enrollment update (previously known as the "summer packet"). Parents/guardians will use the Infinite Campus parent portal to complete the online forms.
The annual enrollment update requires parents/guardians to verify and/or update the following:
- Contact information
- Housing information
- Health conditions and medications
- Receive district notifications, expectations, and agreements
New Registrations
https://www.ssfusd.org/departments/student-family-services/enroll
Student and Family Services
398 B Street
South San Francisco CA 94080
Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Wellness Counselor Corner
Hi families,
If you feel like your student would benefit from Daybreak therapy services over the summer, please let me know. Additionally, if you are looking for a low cost program or camp for your child, also reach out to me and I can help you look for options in the area. If your family needs to be connected to resources such as food, counseling, etc. I can also help refer you to those resources.
The South San Francisco Summer Activity Guide 2026 is attached here.
A list of community resources in South San Francisco is attached here.
A list of behavioral/mental health resources available in San Mateo County is attached here.
Ms. T
Refer your student to Daybreak
Spruce Wellness Counseling Website
Classified Vacancy Notice
Please find attached the updated Classified Vacancy Notice. We encourage you to review the current openings and share them with anyone interested in classified opportunities within SSFUSD.
In the attached vacancy notice, each position title includes a direct link to its posting on Edjoin, with external links to the Nimble job application. Additional job descriptions and listings are available at:
Daybreak Teletherapy
Virtual therapy for students 5-19
When kids are mentally healthy, they can think clearly, pay better attention, and learn new skills. That’s why we have partnered with Daybreak Health, a school-based mental health company, to provide teletherapy to our students. Students are matched with qualified clinicians who can help them with issues such anxiety, depression, attention & focus, relationships, stress, and more.
You can submit a Care Request here for your child. The teletherapy program lasts 12-24 weeks and appointments are available Monday - Saturday 8am - 8pm. Therapy session content will remain confidential.
For younger students (ages 5-9) Daybreak offers a family therapy program where you attend the sessions with your child. For older students (ages 10+) Daybreak offers a 1:1 program where your child meets individually with a clinician.
The submit a care request link can be translated to other languages