San Leandro USD

SAN LEANDRO, CA – At this week’s Board of Education meeting, SLUSD trustees took unanimous action to plan a full, in-person return to instruction for the 2021-2022 school year if state and local health guidelines and conditions allow the district

San Leandro High School’s own Erica Viray Santos was nominated by her peers to represent SLUSD as one of the Alameda County Office of Education’s Teachers of the Year. Ms. Viray teaches in the Social Studies department and the Social Justice Academy (SJA) at San Leandro High School, which she has coordinated since it was founded. She has been an integral part of the SLHS Pirate family since 2008 and has been a highly influential teacher/leader in SJA throughout that time.

Since April 2019, the SLUSD school board has renewed the district’s Commitment to Climate Change Action resolution with annual progress updates. The resolution pledges to support initiatives designed to increase awareness about the effects of climate change and encourage further

Resolution 21-18 affirms our districtwide support for our fellow Asian/Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community members. With the increase in racially motivated harassment, intimidation, physical violence, and deadly attacks against the AAPI community, ongoing vocal support is one way to bring desperately needed attention to these hate crimes and bigotry.