Parents of 8th Grade Students: Please save the dates!

Thursday January 24, 2019 from 6-7pm Fremont and Homestead High Schools will be at the CMS Event Center to present to parents about high school for incoming freshman. This night is for parents only. Please plan to attend.

On Wednesday January 30, 2019 from 8:15-9:30am Fremont and Homestead High Schools will be on campus to present to students only. This is during the late start time so that students will not have to miss instructional time in class to receive this information. Please plan ahead so that your student will not miss this important information. If your student is not going to Fremont or Homestead, they do not need to attend this presentation.

Other information regarding residency check, electives night, and course selection can be found on Fremont and Homestead’s respective websites.

Parents of ALL Incoming New to CMS Students:

Tuesday January 29, 2019 from 6-7 pm the parent information night presentation will be held at the CMS Event Center.

This event is for parents/guardians of incoming new to CMS students ONLY. The Event Center is located on Helena Drive. Carpooling is highly encouraged.

School Announcements

Homework Center:

CMS offers a Homework Center Monday through Thursday from 3:00 - 4:00 in the school library starting August 27. The Homework Center is supervised by a teacher, and students will have access to technology and the necessary resources to complete assignments. The Homework Center is offered on a drop-in basis; no registration is necessary. Arrangements should be made so that students are picked up or walk directly home no later than 4:00 as there is no campus supervision after that time.

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District News

Safe Routes to School

Parents, if you are considering having your child get to CMS on their own, start by a trial run on the weekends with your preferred method - either walking, biking, scooting, skateboarding. Talk with your child about the traffic signs (speed limit signs, crosswalks) and potential hazards (cars backing out of driveways, cars turning, large trees/bushes blocking visibility, on the way. Take different routes to see which one you and your child are comfortable with. Based on these trials, determine morning departure time in which your child can arrive at school safely. Be sure to notify the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety of road hazards specifics, if needed.