Northridge ELD Newsletter
October 2026
October Calendar
October 1: 3rd grade to Folsom Zoo
October 2: 6th grade to Aerospace Museum
October 5: No SchoolOctober 13: Progress Reports Viewable on Portal
October 30: Awards Assembly @ 9:10 am
Elementary School Reporting
Elementary families (TK-6) can expect to receive a report card at the end of each trimester (November, March, June) in which students are assessed on our district’s academic standards scale of 1 to 4. Families receive additional information about their child’s progress through progress reports (October, January, May)(for students working below grade level standards) and conferences with their child’s teacher.
Formal conferences occur for all elementary students in the fall (November) and on an as needed basis in the spring (March). The purpose of conferences is for the teacher to share the report card, assessment results, student work samples, individual strengths and areas of growth. Families can also use this time to discuss any concerns they may have as well as ask any questions they may have.
Student progress is reported in reading, writing, listening/speaking, mathematics, science, social studies, art, music, physical education and successful practices, including grit/perseverance, exhibiting a growth mindset, demonstrating gratitude and respect, constructively collaborating and self discipline. Absences or days tardy are also noted on the report cards.
Update Contact Information
It is important if your address, email, or phone number change that you update your information . In an emergency we need to have the correct information in order to contact you. The school office can change your phone number or email for you. If you have an address change you need to change it online because our school office cannot do it for you. Click on the link below to change your address.
What is Reclassification?
What is Reclassifcation?
Reclassification is when a student gets a overall 4 on the ELPAC (English Proficiency Exam) and gets a 2 on CASSPP or a 2 on the iReady Diagnostic Test. It means they are proficient in English and no longer need English Language Development Services.
Who Reclassified This Year?
Silvana Baracaldo Orjuela
Inna Sazonova
Alejandro Medina Orozco
Daniel Yaremchuk
Lion Kuliev
Aleksandr Tomskii
What is an ELAC?
The ELAC shall be responsible for the following tasks:
- Advising the principal and staff in the development of a site plan for English learners and submitting the plan to the School Site Council for consideration of inclusion in the School Plan for Student Achievement.
- Assisting in the development of the schoolwide needs assessment.
- Ways to make parents aware of the importance of regular school attendance.
- Each ELAC shall have the opportunity to elect at least one member to the District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC). Districts with 31 or more ELACs may use a system of proportional or regional representation.
- Percentage of parents of English Learners in the ELAC must be at least the same as that of English Learners in the school.
Is Your Child Going to be Absent?
Attendance Information
If your child will be absent please call or email your child's name, teacher, your name, and reason for the absence.
Email: northridgeabsence@sanjuan.edu
Website: www.sanjuan.edu/northridge
Phone: (916)979-8142