Conejo Valley Unified School District and the Thousand Oaks Police Department, along with other community partners, have organized a “Reality Party for Parents” exposing today’s teen party culture. At this “Reality Party,” on Saturday, April 27th, parents will tour a local Conejo Valley home set up to portray a teen party with youth actors voicing concerns expressed by local teens and young adults. The event is designed to show adults how they can change these dangerous social norms.

 

 

At the start of this month we launched an online submission form where you can share information with us about a CVUSD educator, administrator, staff member, student, student group, club, team or community partnership that has made a special impact on you or your student. It’s called “Shine a Spotlight,” and we are proud to share some of the submissions we have received this month...

With a special grand opening ceremony inside the recently constructed John L. Notter Family Boys & Girls Club – a new era of enrichment services and educational programs are now available to our Redwood Middle School families, and community. Thanks to years of planning and hard work, the vision to have a beautiful, permanent Boys & Girls Club facility for the Redwood community has arrived.

Conejo Valley Unified School District is pleased to announce that beginning on May 1, 2019 all CVUSD schools will be using a new electronic visitor management system (VMS). Part of keeping students and staff safe is knowing who is on our campuses at all times, and the VMS will allow us to efficiently, and effectively do that.  This new process will help us track visitors, contractors, and volunteers in our schools in a more streamlined manner. The implementation of this new system also further emphasizes our commitment to continually improving our school safety protocols and procedures.