Testing Information and Results

California Standard Test Scores 2011

Sugar Hill Accountability Report

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Nutrition Services & Cafeteria Info

Box Tops!

Daily Schedules (click each link)

Involvement Opportunities

There are many opportunities to become involved at Sugar Hill School.  We invite you to read through the selections and find one that you would like to become a part of.  There are also teacher websites and state education references to further help you become more involved with your child's education.  If you have any further questions, please call the school office at (951) 571-4670.

Parent Involvement Center

All parents are invited to volunteer in our Parent Involvement Center, held in Room 17.  It is here that parents can directly help the teachers through making copies of curriculum, cutting out materials, creating needed packets for students, etc.  You decide how long you want to stay each visit.  All help is appreciated. 

In the Parent Involvement Center, you will find baskets of work to do, with clear and easy instructions explaining what is needed and when it needs to completed by.  There are quick and easy tasks or  more time consuming projects.  The office staff will be happy to get you started and show you how to use the copier machine and die-cuts, and answer any of your questions.

Any parent who wishes to volunteer just needs to come in to the office, tell the staff you are there to volunteer in the Parent Involvement Center, sign in, and get a visitor's pass.  We'll take care of the rest! 

ELAC

The participation of parents and the community is very important to the success of our school.  The education of our children begins at home and is continued at school.  One of the committees strengthening the link between home and school is the English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC).  Each school with 21 or more English learners (ELL), regardless of home-language, must form a functioning English Learner Advisory Committee.  We would like to invite all parents of English Language Learners to attend our ELAC meetings to be better informed about how we plan to provide additional support for your children.  Childcare and refreshments will be provided at all meetings.  Everyone is invited!

September 16               Needs Assessment & Elections

November 4                  Attendance & EL Programs

January 20                   Complaint Procedures & Reclassification

March 9                          School Plan & Budget

May 18                            R30 Report & Fiesta

Meetings are held at 8:25 a.m. in Room 27 (Friday meetings are held after Student of the Month Assemblies)  Childcare is held in Room 26.

District Link: Moreno Valley English Language Learner's Program

School Site Council

The School Site Council is an elected group of teachers, parents, and classified employees who work with the principal to develop, review, evaluate and allocate funds for school improvement programs.  The councils are formed to make decisions about how state-allocated school improvement funds will be spent. Some councils, for instance, might use funds to develop a new math program, while others may want to hire a reading specialist.  It is the council's responsibility to make sound decisions based on research and discussion how funds will be spent for Sugar Hill.  School Site Council members don't just represent their own interests:  They have an obligation to make decisions that will best serve the whole school community.