Thanks Halkin Student Council for sponsoring Twin Day!! Here's our upcoming Student Council Spirit Days!!

2/28/25  Sports Day February 28 

🏋️ ⛷️ ⚽ ⚾ 🏈 🏀 🎾Wear Anything Sports Related!

3/28/25 Anything BUT a Backpack Day 

Bring your School things in Anything BUT a Backpack!🙂  🛒 👜

4/25/25 Dress like your teacher Day! 🤓 

5/30/25 Dress FANCY/SLAY Day!       💃   👗   👑   🕺

We have dedicated staff to support any and all questions. The following staff are available for you if you have any questions or need any additional support:

Virginia Quock, Principal: vquock@slusd.us 510-618-4370 ext 3475
Lorena Montoya, Vice Principal: lmontoya@slusd.us 510-618-4370 ext 3476
Jennifer Amate, Administrative Assistant: jamate@slusd.us 510-618-4370 ext 3460
Jessica Collazo, Office Assistant: jcollazo@slusd.us 510-618-4370 ext 3462
Angelica Franco, Parent Facilitator: afranco@slusd.us 510-618-4370 ext 3418

Food services is providing meals for all students.  

Chromebooks are available for home use!

Regular Bell Schedule 

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays

Transitional Kindergarten/Kindergarten 8:10-1:50

First through Third Grade (non-reading Academy students)  8:10-2:10

Fourth/Fifth Grade 8:10-3:00

Wednesdays

Transitional Kindergarten/Kindergarten 8:10-11:40

First-Fifth Grade 8:10-1:50

Celebrating Blackness

SLUSD and Blaze Consulting host a supportive space for Black Families and Families Raising Black Children.  Let’s acknowledge and celebrate the resilience of Black peoples and the people of the African Diaspora. In this session, we will acknowledge Black Excellence and acknowledge our hopes for our children. There will be a raffle for gift cards at the end of the session.

African American Family Landing Pad 

We belong here: Talking About Cultural Diversity

San Leandro schools are very diverse and it acknowledges the backgrounds of all students. In this session, we will talk about how parents/caregivers talk to their students about cultures, diversities and other ways that we differ and are the same. How do we teach our children to be curious and empathetic to students who do not come from the same background as they do? Come ready to share your strategies and hear others. The session is open to all San Leandro parents/caregivers with TK-12th grade students. Raffle Prizes! Spanish and Chinese translations will be provided.

Guidance for Families on safeguarding immigrants’ rights under the law

In response to increased threats to California immigrant communities, Attorney General Rob Bonta has provided guidance to public institutions on safeguarding immigrants’ rights under the law. California law does not require school officials to allow immigration agents to enter schools without a judicial warrant, as outlined in this guidance.

As a proud Sanctuary District, San Leandro Unified School District remains committed to protecting the rights and well-being of our immigrant students and families. In February 2017, the San Leandro Board of Trustees passed Amended Board Resolution No. 17-07, affirming that all district facilities and programs are sanctuaries for students and families threatened by immigration enforcement. For more information about the San Leandro School Board resolution and immigrant rights, click here.

What Does This Mean in SLUSD?

• School personnel shall not refer students or families to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

• Any requests by ICE to visit a school must be forwarded to the Superintendent’s Office for review.

• All ICE requests for information or documents must be reviewed by District legal counsel through the Superintendent’s Office.

In addition to the district’s efforts, the City of San Leandro passed a resolution on February 21, 2024, declaring itself a Sanctuary City, further solidifying the community’s commitment to protecting immigrant residents.

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