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3rd Annual Report

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Visitors Report
 
This report details the number of visitors visiting your Web site during a given time period. Unique visitors records each individual visiting your Web site, including new or repeat visitors. New visitors are people who have never visited your site before. Repeat visitors are visitors who have visited your site previously. To change the time period, choose an option from the View menu above.

Visitors per month for the last 12 months
Visitors per month for the last 12 months
MonthUnique visitorsNew visitorsRepeat visitorsVisits
August, 200923821226727
September, 200931929821748
October, 200928526421677
November, 200927825919590
December, 200919818117489
January, 201021120110382
February, 201027125120445
March, 201040538619576
April, 201040939514600
May, 201050147625762
June, 201048246220722
July, 201034533114488
Average per month328.50309.6718.83600.50

Site Usage Report
 
This report details the number of visitors visiting your Web site and how many pages they viewed during a given time period. Visits is the number of times people viewed your Web site. Views is the number of pages on your Web site that were looked at. Learn more

Activity per month for the last 12 months
Activity per month for the last 12 months
MonthVisitsViewsViews per visit
August, 200972716752.30
September, 200974814381.92
October, 200967712041.78
November, 20095909561.62
December, 20094897661.57
January, 20103825911.55
February, 20104456981.57
March, 20105769061.57
April, 20106008961.49
May, 201076215622.05
June, 201072214201.97
July, 20104887491.53
Total720612861

Referring Sources Report
 
This report details the number of visitors reaching your Web site and how they found your site during a given time period. A source is where the visit originated from. The type refers to the method used to find your web site. Visits is the number of times, people viewed your Web site. Learn more.
   
Keywords report
 
This report details the keywords used most often in a search engine to locate your web site. Keyword refers the exact search term used in a paid or organic search. Search engine refers to which search engine the keyword was used on. Pages refers to which pages the keyword was linked to, click View to see more information. Visits is the number of times people viewed your Web Site.
   

Page Usage Report
 
This report details which pages on your Web site are viewed the most. Views is the number of pages on your Web site that were looked at. Entry page count is the number of times this page was viewed as the first page of your Web site. Exit page count is the number of times this page was viewed as the last page of your Web site. To change the time period, choose an option from the View menu above.
   
Top 10 pages for the year 2010 

Page usage for the year 2010
 
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Join Superintendent Raymond’s SUMMER READING challenge and Get Caught Reading  a great book!
 


~ SCUSD is coming together to encourage, inspire, and require our students to become engaged with reading  and to develop a life-long love of reading and literacy.~

 Join Superintendent Raymond’s SUMMER READING challenge and Get Caught Reading  a great book!

Read  two or more books this summer and record the titles on a Reading Log.

Bring the completed Reading Log when you return to school in the Fall.

                                  We are aiming for 80,000 books! 

 

Recommended Reading Lists:

 

 

 

Tips for Teachers

 

Tips for Parents

 

 Tips for Supporting Teen Readers

 

Reading Tips for Students

 

 

 


Summer Reading Programs 
at Sacramento Public Libraries

Great Links for Everyone:      
    Links for Parents              
Links for Kids                    Links for Teachers                               

   SCUSD Summer School & Summer Programs

Summer School
June 21 -July 30, 2010
(July 5, 2010, Holiday)
Contact: 
Mike Crosby, Summer School Office 643-9427

Special Education Summer Programs
Contact: 
Vivian Miller, Special Education Services 643-9116
 

START Summer Programs
For: Specific Elementary Schools
Contact:
START

 


 

 

 

 

 


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Less Clock...More Talk!

Every time you stop a school, you will have to build a jail.

What you gain at one end you lose at the other.

It's like feeding a dog on his own tail.

 It won't fatten the dog. ~Mark Twain 

 

 

 

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SERIES 2 OF ADDRESSING “THUG LIFE”

Addressing The Mentality Of Youth & Gang Violence

 

 

 

 


 

 

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2010 Elections
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 Earl Warren Elementary School teacher John Castro 
 named the Esquire Imax News 10 Teacher of the Year
 

Dear Colleagues:

John Castro gets it.

At a ceremony last night, Earl Warren Elementary School teacher John Castro was named the Esquire Imax News 10 Teacher of the Year, besting 11 candidates from other districts. Mr. Castro, a fourth grade teacher, was honored for his use of technology and his tireless efforts to engage families in their children’s learning.

Mr. Castro gives all of his students his cell phone number and has a website where parents can see video clips of class projects and download homework. He also visits his students’ homes. “It’s a way to get to know their families,” Mr. Castro said in his News 10 video interview. “We don’t talk about school work. We don’t talk about how their kids are doing. That might creep into it a little bit, but I want to know what the child likes doing at home, where your family is from – those kinds of things.”

Mr. Castro understands a fundamental principle that all public urban school districts must embrace to be successful: When it comes to our mission of educating children, we can’t do it alone. We need partners. We need teamwork. We need cooperation and collaboration.

This idea was reinforced at two other events this week. On Tuesday afternoon, we opened our new Parent Resource Center at the Serna Center. By working with community partners and staff, a vacant first-floor area was transformed into a place where parents can get information about how best to support their child’s education. Later that same day, the Sacramento Council of PTAs honored 17 outstanding district eighth graders at its “Growing into Greatness” awards ceremony.

As each student was called to the podium at the PTA event, a narrative about their accomplishments was read. The achievements were astounding – the students maintained high grades, played sports, participated in the arts and led by example as role models and tutors for their classmates. These students truly represent the “best and brightest,” the kind of future leaders society demands.

Of course, all of those accomplishments came with the support of school staffs, principals, teachers and families. It’s a cliché but it’s true: It takes a village to raise a child, especially in these economic times. We are grateful and appreciative of all our employees who are committed to seeing our district as one organization – one team – and have joined us in our efforts to progress toward excellence and overcome our financial struggles.

Many have made sacrifices to help ease our current fiscal crisis – a problem that we can’t wish away. Employees represented by four of our five collective bargaining units have agreed to take three furlough days next year to lessen the pain of budget cuts. We are still hoping that Sacramento City Teachers Association leadership, too, will agree to action that will save positions and programs. We are here and ready to roll up our sleeves.

During a campus visit this week, a question was raised over whether concessions from SCTA would be used to save counseling positions and teaching jobs. I would like to answer that question: Yes.  Money saved would result in the retention of teaching and counseling positions.

Additionally, I’d like to address a misconception that the Governor’s May Revise of the state budget is rosier than had been predicted and will make some cuts unnecessary. This is not true. In fact, adjustments in the May Revise increase our deficit by a couple of million dollars because we now receive less per student than what we had projected. Working to close the deficit is a top priority and will take innovation and cooperation.

Again, teamwork.

Finally, I’d like to once again thank all of our hard-working employees for all you do throughout the year to put children first. I wish you all a restful and much deserved three-day weekend.

Sincerely,

Jonathan P. Raymond

Superintendent

Sacramento City Unified School District

5735 - 47th Avenue

Sacramento, CA  95824

(916) 643-9000

(916) 643-9480 fax

 
 
 
 

 
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