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- Budget Town Hall Meeting
Serra High School Media Center, 515...
Thursday, November 19 at 6:00pm - New ERAA Conference for Parent...
Lincoln High School, 4777 Imperial ...
Saturday, August 22 at 8:00am - Military Family Back to School...
Farb Middle School, 4880 La Cuenta ...
Thursday, August 20 at 3:30pm - District E Parent & Community ...
Porter Elementary South Auditorium ...
Monday, July 13 at 6:00pm - District E Parent & Community ...
Morse High School Auditorium
Monday, June 15 at 6:00pm - High School Commencement Schedule
http://sandi.net/commencement.pdf
Friday, June 12 at 2:00pm - Education Community Forum
San Diego City College Cafeteria
Saturday, June 13 at 2:00pm - District E Parent & Community ...
Porter Elementary South Auditorium
Monday, June 8 at 6:00pm
San Diego Unified School District National School Psychology Awareness Week took place Nov. 9-13. School psychologists help children achieve their best in school, at home, and in life.
Opinions sought at public meetingsWant to tell the San Diego school district your ideas on tackling the budget crisis? The Board of Education has scheduled five town hall meetings throughout the city to update the community on the latest developments and garner feedback...
Data Sharing Increases Enrollment in Utility Discount ProgramAn innovative partnership between the San Diego Unified School District and San Diego Gas and Electric Company has reduced gas and electric bills by 20% for 2,719 San Diego families, with more to come.Under this innovative partnership,...
San Diego Unified School District Budget Town Hall Meeting
Time:6:00PM Thursday, November 19th
Location:Serra High School Media Center, 5156 Santo Road (92124)
San Diego Unified School District
Here is an online article shared with subcribers to School Innovations and Advocacy today!
San Diego Unified
enters new frontier with Facebook and Twitter
SCHOOL INNOVATIONS & ADVOCACY
By Allen Young
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
One section of San Diego Unified’s new Web site provides an
online forum where visitors debate o...ver things like the district’s decision to
change its media logo in a time of fiscal hardship.
Another area of the Web site provides parents and employees
with up-to-the-minute updates on the district’s response to the H1N1 virus.
Also available is an event calendar and recurrent messages from the
superintendent that include budget updates.
San Diego Unified’s new Web site is visited by over 750
“fans” daily, but it didn’t cost the district a penny to build or maintain.
That’s because it’s a ‘Facebook’ page, the same Facebook used by over 300
million people worldwide.
Bernie Rhinerson, chief district relations officer with San
Diego Unified, said he created the page one day last spring in less than an
hour. He now spends a couple hours a week updating the site by posting pictures
and information taken from a separate blog.
“It’s not a lot of work,” he said. “You just upload the
district logo and type in basic information and you’re up and running.”
San Diego Unified may be the first school district in
California to step out into the burgeoning social networking frontier by
staking a presence on both Facebook and Twitter.
Rhinerson said the district wished to reach out to employees
and parents in the 25-to-40 age group who regularly tune in to interactive
social Web sites as a primary means of sharing information and keeping in touch
with the people around them.
“Facebook is a way for people to post comments, tell us what
they like and don’t like, and share things with us,” he said.
The Web site would be essential in the advent of a crisis
situation, said Rhinerson, because late-breaking information could immediately
be sent out to mobile phones via Twitter or Facebook.
“You need to make use of many tools out there to
communicate,” he said.
But on a day-to-day basis, the website simply works to
maintain a sense of community among interested people and keep them informed on
various goings-on around the district.
Rhinerson regularly uploads newspaper articles that affect
the lives of San Diego Unified’s parents and employees.
For example, a recent posting relayed new legislation
affecting military families, a demographic that makes up about 10 percent of
the district’s students.
Rhinerson even had a message for Cabinet Report that we
think officially marks the extinction of the printed newsletter.
“If you send me your story, I’ll post it to our Facebook
page,” he said.Read More
San Diego Unified
enters new frontier with Facebook and Twitter
SCHOOL INNOVATIONS & ADVOCACY
By Allen Young
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
One section of San Diego Unified’s new Web site provides an
online forum where visitors debate o...ver things like the district’s decision to
change its media logo in a time of fiscal hardship.
Another area of the Web site provides parents and employees
with up-to-the-minute updates on the district’s response to the H1N1 virus.
Also available is an event calendar and recurrent messages from the
superintendent that include budget updates.
San Diego Unified’s new Web site is visited by over 750
“fans” daily, but it didn’t cost the district a penny to build or maintain.
That’s because it’s a ‘Facebook’ page, the same Facebook used by over 300
million people worldwide.
Bernie Rhinerson, chief district relations officer with San
Diego Unified, said he created the page one day last spring in less than an
hour. He now spends a couple hours a week updating the site by posting pictures
and information taken from a separate blog.
“It’s not a lot of work,” he said. “You just upload the
district logo and type in basic information and you’re up and running.”
San Diego Unified may be the first school district in
California to step out into the burgeoning social networking frontier by
staking a presence on both Facebook and Twitter.
Rhinerson said the district wished to reach out to employees
and parents in the 25-to-40 age group who regularly tune in to interactive
social Web sites as a primary means of sharing information and keeping in touch
with the people around them.
“Facebook is a way for people to post comments, tell us what
they like and don’t like, and share things with us,” he said.
The Web site would be essential in the advent of a crisis
situation, said Rhinerson, because late-breaking information could immediately
be sent out to mobile phones via Twitter or Facebook.
“You need to make use of many tools out there to
communicate,” he said.
But on a day-to-day basis, the website simply works to
maintain a sense of community among interested people and keep them informed on
various goings-on around the district.
Rhinerson regularly uploads newspaper articles that affect
the lives of San Diego Unified’s parents and employees.
For example, a recent posting relayed new legislation
affecting military families, a demographic that makes up about 10 percent of
the district’s students.
Rhinerson even had a message for Cabinet Report that we
think officially marks the extinction of the printed newsletter.
“If you send me your story, I’ll post it to our Facebook
page,” he said.Read More
Brianna
Hello, I'm a senior at San Diego State University and also the First Vice President of the Afrikan Student Union on campus. We will be hosting our 35th Annual High School Conference on Saturday,February 27, 2010 and we would love to see students from all San Diego High Schools attend this dynamic day of workshops, ente...rtainment and helpful tips to be successful in high school and college. This is a FREE event. Students, Teachers, Parents and Counselors can register at http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~asu/hsconfere
Source: www-rohan.sdsu.edu
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Read news coverage from the San Diego Union-Tribune.The tables turned at a schoolwide assembly Nov...
SAN DIEGO — Sophomore Trey Roberts is generally a happy sort, but he got real serious when asked about the darkest period in the history of Morse High football.“That, going 0-10, will never happen again,” said Roberts, a running back and strong safety. “We'...
George Abril Does bullying really exist among kindergarten children? Some question this evidence, to thinking that young children are not capable of “so much meanness”. Stop! The Bullying Now!
Teachers Achieve 2009 NBCT RecertificationCongratulations to the following district teachers who have been recertified as National Board Certified Teachers by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards:Maria Nichols, Magnet Program OfficeBonnie Paget-Milse, Dailard ElementaryRebecca...
Fox 5 San Diego's Morning News "Show Us Your School" segment visited Pt. Loma High School on Friday, Nov. 13.Watch video (click here if you don't see video window).
As reports of H1N1 flu cases increase across the country and in our region and schools, it’s important to review and practice what we can do to protect our children, our families and ourselves:Wash hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand rub. ...
Parents, students, employees and community members are strongly encouraged to attend one of five upcoming Budget Town Hall Meetings...
