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Welcome to New Haven. Our district includes Union City and part of south Hayward, Alameda County, California, and has an enrollment of more than 12,000 students. We are proud of the accomplishments of our diverse student population. Our mission is to develop and empower every student to be productive, responsible and successful. Enjoy your visit!
Walmart, Lions Will Help District "Stuff the Bus"
UNION CITY (Tuesday, July 27, 2010) – The list of supplies that students need to start school each fall includes everything from paper and pencils to scissors and crayons to binders and notebooks. And in a down economy, many local families find it difficult to purchase everything that their children need.
Logan Health Center Provides Immunizations
UNION CITY (Tuesday, July 27, 2010) – Families of children who have yet to receive the immunizations required by the state before they can enroll in school are invited to take advantage of the annual summer immunization clinic Mondays and Fridays at the Logan Health Center. Read More… »»
Board Briefs: July 13, 2010
The Board of Education on Tuesday night received a “State of the District” update from the Division of Teaching & Learning. Read More… »»
E-News: June 23, 2010
“Race to Save Student Activities” Yields More Than $10,000
Gross proceeds totaled more than $10,000 from the “Race to Save Student Activities,” the New Haven Boosters Association reports.
Read More… »» Teacher in D.C. to Lobby for Science Support
UNION CITY (Monday, June 21, 2010) – A New Haven Unified School District teacher will be in Washington D.C. this week to lobby congressional representatives to better support science in schools across the country.
Kim Pratt, who teaches at Alvarado Elementary School, left today for Washington, where she will meet with both of California’s senators, Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, as well as Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Read More… »»
"Race to Save Student Activities" Medalists
Please see the attached file for a list of medalists ifrom the "Race to Save Student Activities" sponosred by the New Haven Boosters Association.
"Race to Save Student Activities" Results
Gross proceeds totaled more than $10,000 from the “Race to Save Student Activities,” the New Haven Boosters Association reports. Read More… »»
District, Teachers Work Together to Resolve Student Testing Issue
UNION CITY (Wednesday, June 16, 2010) – Working together to resolve an issue that would have disrupted and distracted students during testing next spring, the New Haven Unified School District and the New Haven Teachers Association have agreed on a change to the 2010-11 instructional calendar.
New Principal Named for Hillview Crest
UNION CITY (Wednesday, June 16, 2010) – John Hazatone, who has 14 years of experience as an elementary school principal, has been hired as principal at Hillview Crest Elementary. The New Haven Unified School District Board of Education approved the appointment Tuesday night.
Board Briefs: June 15, 2010
The Board of Education on Tuesday night approved a 2010-11 budget that – despite another round of cuts imposed by the state – minimizes a planned increase in class sizes in kindergarten through third grade, saving the jobs of more than 40 teachers.
E-News: June 15, 2010
Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
Tuineau Alipate, a 1984 graduate who went on to play pro football for the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings, and 2004 grad Talia Stewart , a three-time state track and field champion, are among the 2010 inductees into the James Logan High School Athletic Hall of Fame, Athletic Director Tom Rosenthal has announced.
Read More… »» District Minimizes Impact of Budget Cuts
UNION CITY (Monday, June 14, 2010) – Despite being forced by the state to make yet another round of budget reductions, the New Haven Unified School District will be able to reduce a planned increase in class sizes in kindergarten through third grade in 2010-11, saving the jobs of more than 40 teachers, according to the spending plan that will be presented Tuesday night to the Board of Education.
E-News: June 8, 2010
“Race to Save Student Activities” is Saturday
More than 30 vendors, sponsors, supporters and school groups will participate in the carnival-style celebration that will be part of the “Race to Save Student Activities” Saturday (June 12).
Read More… »» Board Briefs: June 1, 2010
The Board of Education on Tuesday night received an update on how Gov. Schwarzenegger’s proposed revisions to the state budget will affect New Haven schools in 2010-11.
The budget presented in January forced the District to make $3.6 million in new reductions for 2010-11, on top of $1.6 million in reductions previously approved for next year. Chief Business Officer Akur Varadarajan told the Board that the May revise could cost the District an additional $550,000 in lost revenue. Read More… »»
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