The ACUSD/ACOE Community Newsletter is a weekly communication from the Amador County Unified School District and Amador County Office of Education. The purpose of this newsletter is to keep our families, staff, and community members informed about our district!
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District News & Announcements
October District English Learner Advisory Committee Meeting
JJHS Hosting Disabled American Veterans Field of Flags
Jackson Jr. High is sponsoring a Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Field of Flags on November 8th. We need to raise at least $250 to meet our goal and receive the flag kit from the DAV. We want to create a field large enough to honor as many veterans as possible. Any amount will help. Additionally, if you can contribute $25 (Bronze Level), $50 (Silver Level), or $100 (Gold Level), JJHS students will recognize your generosity in our 1st annual Field of Flags picture (mailed or emailed after Veterans Day.)
The next School Board meeting will take place on October 9, at the Amador County Administration Center located at 810 Court St. Jackson, CA 95642. Open Session begins at 6:30 p.m.
Celebrations
Pine Grove Elementary Staff Receive Challenge Coins
Teachers Annalisa Barrett and Samantha Hopkins and behavior aide Erika Myers were awarded coins as a show of gratitude for everything they do for Pine Grove students and families.
Sutter Creek Primary & Elementary Staff Receive Challenge Coins
Principal Tia Peters awarded ACUSD Challenge Coins to Melissa Noble (1st-grade teacher), Robbie Price (6th-grade teacher), Debbie Donahoo (kindergarten teacher), and Vonne Leppo (behavior aide).
Jackson Elementary Student Takes 1st Place
Logan Alcon, 6th grader at Jackson Elementary, took home 4 first-place trophies at the Frogtown Classic International BMX Days in Angels Camp. He also placed in the top three in the state finals!
Argonaut Student Wins at Golf Tournament
Four athletes from Amador County traveled to Special Olympics Northern California for the regional golf competition! Max Roussan, a student at Argonaut, earned a silver medal in the Individual Skills Contest.
