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Enrollment for 2020-2021 School Year
Registration for next school year has not yet begun. Please visit our website periodically for further information regarding the new online process for registering new students. This is expected to be available soon, as our I.T. Department is working on this now. Normally there are paper packets available, but under the present circumstances, we are trying to build an online process instead. Please email alanisg@cajonvalley.net if you have questions.
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Chromebook Support Summer 2020
Chromebook Summer Repairs Student devices requiring major repair over the summer can be dropped off at the District Office on Mondays between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM beginning Monday, July 6, 2020. Devices will be repaired on a first come, first serve basis. Technology Staff will notify families as soon as your device is ready for pick up. Loaner devices will not be available during the summer break. Repaired devices can be picked up at the District Office on Mondays between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
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CVUSD welcoming sign ups for summer enrichment program Camp Cajon
"Under the care and nurturing of their teachers and school employees who know them so well, students participated in small groups, personalized instruction, hands-on science activities, arts, organized sports, swimming, and field trips."
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Camp Cajon - #BestSummerEver
Camp Cajon is an exciting, summer camp-like environment where students can learn, explore, and safely have fun with others. Creative experiences and engaging activities are the priorities and key to this year's summer experience. Learning will be integrated with enrichment, recreation, sports, and field trips. Staff will provide engaging learning opportunities where students can collaborate and connect with peers.
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Cajon Valley Hosts Expert Panel on CBS8: Back to School Review
The live panel with school officials, medical experts discusses what has been learned during this school year and what we know going forward.
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Accelerating Learning As We Build Back Better
Summer school should not be a boot camp designed for students who are “behind.” Instead, studies find the most effective models provide rich opportunities for play and enrichment...like Camp Cajon
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New School Visions Requires a Change in How We Make Decisions
We see evidence of this willingness to think boldly and embrace new circumstances in Cajon Valley Union School District’s career-focused Launch Pad, which had to make some quick pivots to continue to deliver value to district students when the pandemic forced it to operate under new conditions.
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Maintaining STEM Engagement Requires Imagination and Creativity from Schools
At Cajon Valley Middle School, real-world relevance is a top priority. Using a curriculum called World of Work, or WOW, teachers guide students through experiences that make use of student interests revealed in research-based career assessments — setting them up to one day enter the workforce armed with an informed understanding of the options available to them.
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A Focus on Connection in Cajon Valley
How These Districts Prioritized Relationships and Social-Emotional Support During the Pandemic
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Cajon Valley Union School District shares lessons learned on reopening with schools across country
One San Diego County school district is doing such a great job with their reopening, they were asked to participate in a national summit designed to help other districts follow their lead.
