Dr. Davis at Small School Districts Association State conference. Our superintendent serves on the state small school districts Superintendent council, and the SSDA conference is a fabulous opportunity to network with other small school district leaders. He is pictured with the Waterford USD’s facility modernization architect Alexis Persinger.
CHP Officer, Aldo Garcia, visits Waterford USD to share the facts of the “REAL ID”. Dr. Davis, Superintendent of Waterford Schools, welcomes CHP Officer Aldo Garcia to our learning community as many parents had questions about this new “REAL ID” requirement. He also shared about the “El Protector”. Since 1987, the CHP has offered a traffic safety outreach program to the Hispanic community, known as El Protector. It emphasizes education through dialogue with the community, instead of focusing on enforcement measures.
What's for Lunch @ School?
Waterford Unified School District students have access to breakfast and lunch at no cost through the Community Eligibility Program (CEP). Meal menus are available through the "My School Menu" app. You can also find the nutritional values for each meal.
Waterford Leadership Team preps for new school year
Waterford Baseball Wins CIF D-VI Championship
https://www.modbee.com/sports/high-school/article230882189.html?
Waterford Superintendent, Dr. Don Davis, serves on the StanMath Action Team for the Stanislaus County Cradle to Career Initiative.
Ms. Kaji introduces the freshman class in Mr. Huizenga’s 2nd period class about A-G Requirements, college required courses in high school to be admitted to a university. Ms. Kaji asked, “Do you have a plan for after high school?” Students learned about their personality type, how it can connect to what they want to do after school, types of degrees, which colleges offer those degrees, jobs by degree and income. Ms. Kaji addressed trade schools and what trade jobs they offer.
Seniors shared their experiences through the A-G requirement and being accepted to a university/college.
Learning about occupations: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/
Congratulations, Serenity Dalton 6th grader at LWIS for receiving the Every Student Succeeding recognition at the Stanislaus County Office of Education
Assistant Superintendent Jose Aldaco serving as Master of Ceremonies at the Every Student Succeeding event at the Stanislaus County Office of Education Petersen Center
Kindergarten classroom
