Community Engagement

Each quarter, two representatives of the San Carlos School District Board of Trustees and the two representatives of the City of San Carlos City Council, along with staff from the District and City, meet in a "2+2 Meeting." This is a public meeting where the District and City communicate and collaborate on topics related to both entities. The next 2+2 Meeting is this Friday, May 22, 2020 at at 9:00 am. On the top of the agenda will be how the District and City budgets are being impacted by COVID-19 and the shut down orders.

You can read the agenda here and the minutes from the last meeting here. See the agenda for instructions on viewing the meeting and submitting public comment.
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Highlights Include:
- Distance Learning Update - What Will School Look Like in August?
- Budget Update - Principal Budget Talks and Board Study Session May 21
- Make It Happen in May! Support SCEF
- Highlights of Recent Board Meetings
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Join Starting Arts Camp Create for 12 days of singing, dancing, acting and creating! Classes are filling up, don't miss out!
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As critical partners in our success and given the rising concerns about the spread of the coronavirus (now named COVID-19), we wanted to share the following updates.
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Highlights Include:
- Distance Learning Update
- LCAP Parent Engagement Meetings
- Highlights of Recent Board Meetings
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The San Carlos School District is committed to providing an innovative and engaging learning experience that fosters the development of the whole child and maintains the high quality of local TK-8 schools. Exceptional teachers, small class sizes, challenging instructional programs, dedicated parent volunteers, and outstanding science, art, and music programs have prepared generations of local San Carlos children to succeed in high school, college, and careers. SCSD’s goal is to continue that tradition. SCSD uses local revenue to supplement limited State funding. Measure N is a temporary $334.60 parcel tax, lasting only eight years. Its proceeds could be used to retain exceptional teachers and protect core programs.

Click on the header to learn more about Measure N.
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