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Curriculum Matters: Computer Science: Not Just an Elective Anymore
March 1, 2014 at 12:40 AM
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Your daily education news and insight for March 1, 2014. View as web page.
Computer Science: Not Just
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The subject is getting a fresh look from state and
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From: Adam Miller [email protected]
Subject: Traditional American Folk Music Assemblies for California Schools
Date: March 1, 2014 at 4:06 AM
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Bring History to Your School!
Singing Through History
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"Adam Miller took our children back in time in a way that made history real. He is
masterful at balancing a fun, engaging assembly that exposes the children to folk music
with a history lesson on the United States."
-Raymond Dawley, Principal, Fair Oaks Elementary, Redwood City, California
Dear California Educator,
I'll be presenting school assemblies in California: May 27 - 30, 2014.
For over two decades I have presented multi-cultural "Singing Through History!" folk music assemblies and
classroom programs at schools and libraries across the United States.
These highly entertaining and educational programs aid in the development of cultural and historical literacy,
emphasizing the importance of history as a story well told. Students have a great time learning about
American folklore and folk traditions while singing along.
All programs are designed to encourage group singing and interactivity, and are tailored to be age
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With over a dozen entertaining assembly programs, I can easily perform two different 45-60 minute
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Please contact me to schedule assemblies at your school. I look forward to singing with you and your
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-Adam Miller
Singing Through History!
P.O. Box 951, Drain OR 97435
(650) 804-2049
[email protected]
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References:
Laurie Hicks, Cambridge Elementary, Vacaville, CA
Jennifer Metherd, Concow Elementary, Oroville, CA
Nancy Johnson, MLK Jr. Elementary, El Centro, CA
Nancy Johnson, MLK Jr. Elementary, El Centro, CA
Debbie Beyer, Literacy First Charter, El Cajon, CA
Jodi Lieberman, Pioneer Elementary, Davis, CA
Natalie Miller, Sierra Elementary, Placerville, CA
Joe Cash, Monterey Highlands Elementary, Monterey Park, CA
Michelle Cox, St. Mary of the Assumption School, Santa Maria, CA
Deborah Haller, Hope Christian Academy, Garden Grove, CA
Virginia Lui, Northwood Elementary, San Jose, CA
Kim Barilone, Skyline North Elementary, Barstow, CA
Janet Ingersoll, Ponderosa Elementary, South San Francisco, CA
Kathy Lopez, Chollas-Mead Elementary, San Diego, CA
Linda Spivack, Adat Ari El Day School, Valley Village, CA
Harriet Watts, Daniel Webster Elementary, Pasadena, CA
Here's what educators, parents, and students say about the acclaimed "Singing
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"Master of the Autoharp!"
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"Yours was the best presentation for youth we've ever had."
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"Impressively educational but also alluringly entertaining - delighting both young and old alike. His energizing
performance brought history alive at the Ketchikan Children's Library as he skillfully grabbed the children's
attention and transported them with song and laughter through 400 years of history."
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“Adam's wonderful songs, warm personality, and depth of knowledge engaged our audience, both young and
old. History comes alive and songs are remembered by the old and passed on to the young. I would highly
recommend Adam Miller for a presentation.”
-Carol Race, Program Director
Downtown Branch Library, Juneau, Alaska
"What a wonderfully energizing way to celebrate connections with our past history through
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-Ron Bahlman, 5th Grade Teacher
Rolling Hills Middle School Los Gatos, California
"Adam Miller has an incredible knack for turning children on to history. His songs and stories are both
educational and entertaining. I’d recommend him with enthusiasm and without reservation."
-Jill Selak, Principal
Mayflower Elementary School, Monrovia, California
"Adam Miller is one of the great autoharpists and folksingers of our times."
-George Winston
“Adam Miller delighted our Kindergarten audience! Fun, folk, and developmentally appropriate songs kept
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“Adam Miller: Witty, humorous, and full of wisdom. Great with kids of all ages.”
-Jason Adams, Children’s Librarian
Mendive Community Library, Reno, Nevada
"Your stories and songs represent our folk culture and make history come alive.”
-Angela Marie, Parent
Westlake Elementary, Santa Cruz, California
"I wish they’d had programs like this when I was in school – songs that relate American folk music to
American history."
-Phyllis Jardine, Retired Librarian
Alameda County Library
"Your visit was the highlight of the year, combining history, folk tales, singing, and lots of laughter!"
-Erin Gafill, Executive Director
Big Sur Arts Initiative, Big Sur, California
“He skillfully interweaves songs and the stories behind them, fascinating children and enchanting adults.”
-Bob Jones, Director
Milton-Freewater Library, Milton-Freewater, Oregon
-Adam Miller
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P.O. Box 951
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From: San Domenico School iTeach2014 [email protected]
Subject: iTeach2014 - 2 Weeks Left For Super Early Bird Registration!
Date: March 1, 2014 at 2:02 PM
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2 Weeks Left For Super Early Bird Registration!
We are proud to announce our keynote presentor, Sam Gliksman!
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Jerry "Jer" Cesak Visits Blossom Valley
March 1, 2014 at 4:28 PM
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Good$A&ernoon$David,
Here$is$a$short$write$up$on$Jerry$"Jer"$Cesak's$visit$to$Blossom$Valley.$Kari$menBoned$that$you
might$be$interested$in$one$for$the$next$CVUSD$Connect.$The$same$informaBon$is$posted$in$the
news$area$of$our$school's$website.
"Mr.$Jerry$Cesak,$the$"Jer"$from$the$"Jeﬀ$and$Jer$Showgram"$on$KYXY$96.5$recently$visited
Blossom$Valley$Elementary$School.$$He$visited$Mrs.$Jordan's$3rd$Grade$class$and$shared$his
children's$book,$My#Personal#Panther.$$Mr.$Cesak$read$his$book$as$Mrs.$Jordan's$students$all
followed$along$in$their$very$own,$signed$copies$of$this$wonderful$book.$$Mr.$Cesak$was$very
generous$with$his$Bme,$welcoming$quesBons$from$our$students$about$his$wriBng$process,$how
he$got$his$book$published$and$how$long$that$process$took.$$Mr.$Cesak$even$sent$a$"shout$out"$to
Mrs.$Jordan's$class$on$his$morning$radio$"showgram"$the$next$morning.$$Blossom$Valley$would
like$to$thank$Mr.$Cesak$and$the$Pizzuto$family$for$helping$to$make$this$special$event$possible,$and
for$giving$our$students$an$experience$they$will$never$forget."
I$wanted$to$let$you$know$that$we$also$have$Jodi$Kodesh,$meteorologist$from$KNSD$7,$coming$to
visit$our$ﬁ&h$grade$students$on$Monday$morning.$She$is$going$to$discuss$the$weather$and$her
job$as$a$meteorologist.$This$visitaBon$was$scheduled$by$ChrisBna$Shields$(ﬁ&h$grade$science
teacher).$I$believe$that$Mrs.$Kodesh$plans$on$giving$Blossom$Valley$a$shout$out,$on$the$air,
Monday$morning.$
Thank$you$for$showing$interest$in$what$we$are$doing$at$BV!
Keith Himaka
Principal - Blossom Valley Elementary School
Cajon Valley Union School District
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March 1, 2014 at 5:14 PM
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
You’re'awesome;'thanks'so'much!''I'really'appreciate'it.
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Re: CV Study Session Agenda 3/6/14
March 1, 2014 at 8:51 PM
Dennis Smith [email protected]
David Miyashiro [email protected]
Dennis,
I am sorry that it has taken me so long to respond to this. We spent all day yesterday out of town at a funeral. I have looked through this
Agenda and it looks great to me. Much of what is on it will lead to much more detailed conversation. I am doing what I can on my end to
create an atmosphere of collaboration for this workshop.
Thank you again,
Tamara
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Hull, Kari [email protected]
Optional Blog Content
March 1, 2014 at 9:31 PM
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Hi#David,
I#re+worked#some#recent#Board#Updates#so#that#you#can#use#these#ar:cles#as#a#“filler”,#if#needed.##
Kari
#
Digital'Supplemental'Math'Pilot
#
Cajon#Valley#Phase#II#Innova:on#Grant#teachers#are#pilo:ng#three#digital#math#programs#February#through#June#2014,#to#iden:fy#
supplemental#curriculum#for#use#on#student#devices#beginning#with#the#2014+2015#school#year.#The#programs#under#
considera:on#are:#DreamBox#(K+6),#TenMarks#(1+8)#and#ST#Math#(K+5#and#middle#school#interven:on#classes).#The#pilot#is#
designed#on#a#seven+week#cycle#with#training#in#week#one,#ﬁve#weeks#to#test#and#evaluate#the#program,#and#one#week#to#
complete#the#program#evalua:on.#The#seven+week#cycle#will#repeat#with#each#new#program.#Pilot#teachers#will#use#iden:ﬁed#
evalua:on#criteria#to#provide#feedback#on#a#variety#of#measures#including#alignment#with#the#Common#Core#State#Standards,#
adequate#and#embedded#content#support,#student#engagement,#and#ease#use#of the program and data analysis.
#
Performance'Tasks'and'the'Transi9on'to'Common'Core
#
A#new#student#assessment#system,#California#Assessment#of#Student#Performance#and#Progress#(CAASPP),#is#
replacing#the#Standardized#Tes:ng#and#Repor:ng#(STAR)#Program.#The#CAASPP#includes#various#types#of#test#
items#including#selected#response,#constructed#response,#technology+enhanced#response,#and#performance#
tasks.#
During#the#2013+2014#school#year,#Cajon#Valley#teachers#and#students#are#comple:ng#performance#tasks#in#
English#Language#Arts#(grades#K+8)#and#Mathema:cs#(grades#4+8).##The#performance#tasks#serve#to#familiarize#
teachers#and#students#with#the#Common#Core#State#Standards#(CCSS)#and#the#shias#associated#with#this#new#
form#of#assessment.#Performance#tasks#measure#a#student’s#ability#to#integrate#knowledge#and#skills#across#
mul:ple#standards#using#a#variety#of#print#and#digital#sources#+#a#key#component#to#college#and#career#
readiness.##
#
To#support#professional#development#and#planning#for#performance#tasks,#Cajon#Valley#teacher#leaders#and#
Educa:onal#Services#staﬀ#teamed#with#Educators#Coopera:ve#to#develop#“performance#task#summaries”#by#
content#area#and#grade#level.#The#summaries#are#designed#as#a#backwards#planning#tool#to#assist#teachers#in#
the#selec:on#and#development#of#lessons#and#ac:vi:es#that#prepare#students#for#the#performance#task.#
Through#their#par:cipa:on#in#performance#tasks#this#school#year,#teachers#and#students#will#have#a#beder#
understanding#of#the#demands#of#the#new#state#assessment#system.
#
Collabora9ve'Teams'and'Educators'Coopera9ve
#
As#Cajon#Valley#transi:ons#to#a#decentralized#professional#development#model,#teachers#are#working#in#
collabora:ve#teams#to#engage#in#real+:me#learning#focused#on#their#individual#needs.##Educators#Coopera:ve#
staﬀ#support#and#facilitate#the#work#of#site#teams#in#the#areas#of#Common#Core#State#Standards,#performance#
tasks,#analysis#of#student#work,#blended#learning#and#the#use#of#digital#tools#including#Google#and#Edmodo.##
Educators#Coopera:ve#staﬀ#func:on#as#a#coach#and#mentor#reinforcing#progress#toward#shared#objec:ves#and#
teaching#new#skills#to#promote#con:nuous#growth.##
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619.588.3086
619.588.3086
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To:
Hull, Kari [email protected]
RE: Great resource
March 1, 2014 at 9:51 PM
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
They&have&an&amazing&array&of&content.&Thanks&for&sending&this&our&way.
Kari
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From:
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Date:
To:
Marv Love [email protected]
Fundraiser
March 2, 2014 at 9:35 AM
Rotary Club Mailing List [email protected]
To#all#club#members.
#
The#following#informa4on#is#from#Humbert#Cabrera.
#
Marv, please send this after 4:00 p.m. Saturday because that is when the link will be fully
functional....
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I will be having a meeting at my office at 5:00 Tuesday the 4th regarding the fundraiser on April
25th.
#
I need an email blast reminding people to bring the items they can donate to the next rotary
meeting including some wine.
Attached is the PDF of the fund raiser flier.
And here is the link to people that may want to donate.
http://www.elcajonrotaryfundraiser.com
Thank you for your support,
Humbert Cabrera
From:
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Date:
To:
Mary Brewer [email protected]
Fwd: Digital Footprint
March 2, 2014 at 10:13 AM
Sandra Scharlemann [email protected], Miyashiro, David [email protected], Mary Hall [email protected]
, Annick Draghi [email protected], Jennifer Carter [email protected], Thomas Crenshaw [email protected]
Happy Sunday everyone,
I thought this would be a nice ending comment as we complete the week of grading.
David, please feel free to share this with Kevin too.
Know that each of you graders are appreciated beyond measure!
peace,
Mary
Faculty | School of Education
Concordia University Irvine
Office: 949.214.3482
Mobile 760.310.4339
Faith is not believing the unbelievable, it is acting on the preponderance of evidence.
Hebrews 11:1
---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Twamley, Shane <[email protected]>
Date: Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 8:39 AM
Subject: Digital Footprint
To: Mary Brewer <[email protected]>
Cc: Stephanie Hartzell <[email protected]>
Dear MaryI forgot to mention to you in my previous e-mail that after working on the digital footprint,
it helped me realize how very important it was to check the internet for these things. I found two articles from newspapers I
was quoted in that I didn't even know exist. Secondly, I didn't know that I was included in a "Hometown Hotties" group,
(nothing I subscribed to off course).
Well, the week after doing this symposium, I judged the Miss America pageant for our local Placentia/Yorba Linda crowning.
One of my interview questions was..."If we checked your digital footprint, would we find anything that might 'tarnish' your
crown or embarrass your grandmother' "?
The other judges didn't even know what I was talking about but the girls sure did... and some were caught off-guard. After
their answers, the other judges were amazed by the question and said it was one of the most relevant questions they had ever
heard a judge ask. THANK YOU!
So, after this occurred, one of the girls asked if she could be part of working with my school capstone as part of her
platform. On March 15th she is going to be presenting a seminar to 100 of my students on how to "clean up your digital
footprint" as my Super Saturday Session. She is now Miss Yorba Linda and will be using this as part of her platform in the
Miss California pageant.
Since the word got out about this, I have three other schools that are adopting my capstone project in our district.
AMAZING!
Thanks again for such a relevant symposium and assignment.
Best regards,
Shane Twamley
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 8:22 PM, Twamley, Shane <[email protected]> wrote:
MaryI double-checked my settings and even had a friend that is more computer literate than I am who confirmed I submitted it correctly the first
time.
Nonetheless, this email causes me concern because I have not seen a grade for my assignment yet.
Is your email being sent to all symposium attendees, or, is this being sent to those who the graders can not access?
Is it possible a query could be run and an email sent to ONLY those who the graders are locked out from. Sending out a block email like this
causes more anxiety for me when I believe I have already done this correctly and I need to focus my energies on my capstone writing
efforts.
Thank you for your efforts to give us a working model from the symposium. Mr. Honeycutt really opened my eyes to the benefits of digital
media and your assignment brought me further into the realm of technology than what I have ventured into previously.
media and your assignment brought me further into the realm of technology than what I have ventured into previously.
Stay dry and safe this weekend.
Thank you for your servitude,
Shane Twamley
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 8:14 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
Happy Friday everyone!
This is just a reminder that some of you have still not changed the SHARE setting on your GOOGLE SITES. Failure to do this will result in
a failing grade because the graders are unable to access your narrative to assign a grade. See the details on the assignment and the
previous announcement and/or email for specifics on how to do this.
The graders must be finished grading by Saturday noon.
Please take care of this immediately.
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Date:
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Sandra Scharlemann [email protected]
Re: Digital Footprint
March 2, 2014 at 10:43 AM
Mary Brewer [email protected]
Miyashiro, David [email protected], Mary Hall [email protected], Annick Draghi [email protected],
Jennifer Carter [email protected], Thomas Crenshaw [email protected]
Thank you so much for sharing! This is a good way to end the grading period!
Take Care,
Sandra
Sandra Scharlemann, Psy.D.
Assistant Dean - School of Education
Director of MAED Programs
Concordia University
949-241-3356
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From:
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Date:
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Pinkerton, Virginia [email protected]
California State Preschool Program (CSPP)
March 2, 2014 at 12:01 PM
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Platt, Wendy [email protected], Charles, Janine [email protected]
Hello%David,
Our%CVEA%teacher%rep%(Janine%Charles)%and%I%spoke%a>er%the%last%CVEA%mee@ng%about%some%ques@ons
that%came%up%and%so%we%are%looking%forward%to%your%visit%at%our%upcoming%staﬀ%mee@ng%on%Wednesday
a>ernoon.%%Based%on%the%mee@ng%and%teacher%ques@ons,%Janine%is%providing%some%input%on%agenda
items.%
%
AKached%is%some%informa@on%about%State%Preschool%that%we%all%thought%you%might%ﬁnd%helpful:
1. Overview%of%the%program
2. Current%Enrollment%Informa@on%by%site
3. Samples%of%how%documenta@on%for%the%required%assessment%porSolios%is%gathered%(from%the
West%Ed%website%).%%The%assessment%is%the%Desired%Results%Developmental%Proﬁle%–%Revised
(DRDPWR).%%There%is%a%descrip@on%on%page%1%of%the%overview%document.
%
Regards,
Ginny%Pinkerton
CSPPP Overview.docx
Copy of enrollment as of
2-28-14.xlsx
From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Cc:
Platt, Wendy [email protected]
Re: California State Preschool Program (CSPP)
March 2, 2014 at 2:23 PM
Pinkerton, Virginia [email protected]
Miyashiro, David [email protected], Charles, Janine [email protected]
Thanks
Wendy
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Date:
To:
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Fwd: Time Management Email
March 1, 2014 at 9:21 AM
Tamara Otero [email protected]
Hi Tamara. FYI. Will copy u on my response to bill later
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Stevenson, Dana" <[email protected]>
Date: March 1, 2014 at 9:16:25 AM PST
To: "Miyashiro, David" <[email protected]>
Subject: Time Management Email
Hi#David,
Just#wanted#to#say#how#much#I#enjoyed#the#Breakthrough#Coach#sessions,#and#let#you#know
that#Bill#and#I#have#not#spoken#on#this#topic.#I#wonder#what#he#will#think#when#I#start#to#make
changes.#Have#a#great#weekend.
Dana
From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Re: Time Management Email
March 1, 2014 at 9:23 AM
Stevenson, Dana [email protected]
Thank you for sharing that Dana... Goal is a career & a life=). See you next week.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 1, 2014, at 9:16 AM, "Stevenson, Dana" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi#David,
Just#wanted#to#say#how#much#I#enjoyed#the#Breakthrough#Coach#sessions,#and#let#you#know
that#Bill#and#I#have#not#spoken#on#this#topic.#I#wonder#what#he#will#think#when#I#start#to#make
changes.#Have#a#great#weekend.
Dana
From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Cc:
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Re: Thank you
March 1, 2014 at 9:31 AM
Matthew Davis [email protected]
Arreola, Elizabeth [email protected]
Thank you Matt. Looking forward to Wednesday. Yes. Lisa in our office will call to make an appt. to talk about language. See you soon.
David
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 28, 2014, at 4:40 PM, "Matthew Davis" <[email protected]> wrote:
David,
I just wanted to thank you for your help in promoting our STING program and give you an update. There is only one school (Cajon Valley)
that we have not made in person contact with to put up a banner and have their help in promoting. Your efforts have made it easy for my
students to reach out to most schools because they have stopped by and the teacher, secretary, or admin person they have met with have
already been made aware thanks to your outreach. We are hoping this year's event will draw our largest attendance to date, and we are on
our way because about 50 students have already registered - so far so good.
On another note, I know you are coming to visit next Wednesday with Tamara and I am excited about this outreach. The division in districts
(K-8 and 9-12) is somewhat anomalous and there have always been problems with articulation; I am hoping this work can begin to bridge
that gap and I hope I see you Wednesday.
Lastly, I wanted to set up a time to speak with you about language immersion. This has become a passion for me and I think we have
developed a plan that may be replicatable - it's actually pretty simple. I would love to set up a time with you (as you said, sooner rather than
later) to have a chat and share the ideas we have developed.
Best,
Matt
-Matthew Davis
I.B. Coordinator
English/I.B. Film Teacher
Granite Hills High School
(619)593-5676
https://sites.google.com/site/ghhsib/
From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Bcc:
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Re: Meeting
March 1, 2014 at 9:26 AM
Hayes, Michelle [email protected]
Arreola, Elizabeth [email protected]
For sure. Thank you Michelle. Will have Lisa call your office manager on Monday to find us time. I can come to you. Happy wkd.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 28, 2014, at 6:40 PM, "Hayes, Michelle" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi David,
Do you have any time on your schedule next week to meet with me? I'm available late
afternoon on Monday and Wednesday. That's not much of an option, so if that doesn't
work maybe the following week? It's nothing serious, I would like to talk with you
about ways I can move forward towards reaching the next level for me. In addition
and in response to the conversation in Principal's Council, we can look at how CVAA
can support moving forward with the technology as well.
Have a fabulous weekend!
Michelle
From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Miyashiro, David [email protected]
Re: Meeting
March 1, 2014 at 9:32 AM
Hayes, Michelle [email protected]
Sounds good=)
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 1, 2014, at 9:31 AM, "Hayes, Michelle" <[email protected]> wrote:
Great,'thanks'for'ge/ng'back'to'me'so'soon!''You'don’t'need'to'add'that'to'your'list'of'things'to'do.'
!''I’ll'include'it'in'my'mee=ng'with'Gina'Monday'morning.
'
Take'care,
'
Michelle
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From:
Subject:
Date:
To:
Dr. Miyashiro [email protected]
Re: DALI Presentation
March 1, 2014 at 1:05 PM
Gary Lilly [email protected]
Hi Gary. Thank you for the kind words. Of course. Happy to share. I’m sending you a link to download the powerpoint I used. It’s a big file
and will take some time to download w/ all the videos. Also sending you a link the digital postcard video and our beta-site for the digital
academy. When you get ready to start this work we have lots to share w/ you to give you a head start.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4UYNZ-JteTCMlh6aExQaTROaEE/edit?usp=sharing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o6Aq2FOEDY
https://sites.google.com/site/cajonvalleydigitalacademy/
Best..
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
On Mar 1, 2014, at 11:35 AM, Gary Lilly <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi#Dr.#Miyashiro,
#
I#really#enjoyed#your#presenta7on#at#the#Leadership#Ins7tute.##The#items#you#presented#are#going#to#
help#us#be=er#communicate#to#parents#and#the#community#and#prepare#our#teachers#for#the#digital#
conversion#which#we#have#just#begun#implemen7ng.
#
At#this#moment,#I’m#awai7ng#a#connec7ng#ﬂight#in#the#Atlanta#airport.##However,#I’m#anxious#to#get#
back#and#start#work#on#our#own#digital#postcard#and#digital#academy.##Obviously#we’ll#need#to#create#
those#items#to#meet#our#own#situa7on.
#
Is#there#any#way#that#I#could#get#a#link#and#guest#access#to#the#digital#postcard#and#digital#academy#
you#demonstrated?##I’d#love#to#show#some#of#our#senior#administrators#what#you’ve#done#so#we#can#
use#it#as#a#model#for#our#own#implementa7on.
#
If#that’s#not#possible#for#any#reason,#no#hard#feelings.##Either#way,#I#appreciate#your#willingness#to#
share#the#great#things#that#you’re#doing.##I#hope#the#personnel#issue#you#men7oned#wasn’t#too#
painful.
#
Thanks#again,
--Gary Lilly
=================================
Gary Lilly, Director of Schools
Bristol Tennessee City Schools
615 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Bristol, Tennessee 37620
Phone: (423) 652-9201
Fax: (423) 652-9255
www.btcs.org
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Subject:
Date:
To:
Dr. Miyashiro [email protected]
Re: Thank you
March 1, 2014 at 1:09 PM
Grondek, Jennifer [email protected]
Hi Jen. You have a very difficult job and you execute w/ integrity and finesse. I really appreciate you too! Happy wkd=)
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
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On Feb 28, 2014, at 4:19 PM, Grondek, Jennifer <[email protected]> wrote:
I"just"wanted"to"thank"you"again"for"all"of"our"support"this"week."I"truly"am"grateful.
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Enjoy"your"weekend.
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Jennifer"Wagner;Grondek
Cajon"Valley"Union"School"District
Learning"Support"Coordinator"II
619"588"3643
[email protected]
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Re: When It Rains "Look for the Rainbow"
March 1, 2014 at 1:13 PM
Pica, Terri [email protected]
Diana Waian Hunten [email protected]
Hi Terri. I think it is CSEA
#179 , but am coping our CSEA President, Diane just in case. Have a great weekend.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
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On Feb 28, 2014, at 2:14 PM, Pica, Terri <[email protected]> wrote:
I am a SECA at Flying Hills Elementary. I am in need of some information and I have hit a road block. Could you possibly give me some
information on our CSEA union? I have asked the top people in our union and am getting a bit of different information.
My daughter is filling out the Scholarship application our union has offered.
I do not know what our chapter name is. is it CSEA or Cajon Valley Union School District? I looked on the website, and emailed Donna, who
is on vacation.
Would you have any idea?
Thanks so much!
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March 1, 2014 at 1:33 PM
Munguia, Mary [email protected]
Thank you Mary! Happy weekend too.
David
On Feb 28, 2014, at 7:20 PM, Munguia, Mary <[email protected]> wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to write a thoughtful, caring email. You are appreciated, too! I am also appreciating CVUSD Connect. It's
great to know about all the wonderful, powerful work teachers in our district are tackling.
Have a good weekend,
Mary Lou Munguia
Fuerte Elementary
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March 1, 2014 at 1:34 PM
Restine, Debra [email protected]
Thank you Debbie. You too=)
On Feb 28, 2014, at 4:26 PM, Restine, Debra <[email protected]> wrote:
Thank you for the email. Sometimes we just need to hear that we are appreciated. Enjoy your weekend.
Debbie Restine
Bostonia School
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March 1, 2014 at 1:34 PM
Jacobo, Izela [email protected]
Yes we do=)
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
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On Feb 28, 2014, at 4:24 PM, Jacobo, Izela <[email protected]> wrote:
Have a great weekend! We need to talk about DL :)
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Re: Wow
March 1, 2014 at 1:43 PM
John Roach [email protected]
Hi John. Thanks for the kind note. Too bad we weren’t able to connect Thursday. Jill says hi too.
David
On Mar 1, 2014, at 1:29 PM, John Roach <[email protected]> wrote:
I was in the audience on Thursday when you presented to DALI. You are doing excellent work. I was impressed. It seems like you are off to
a great start in this new job. Say hey to Jill
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Weekend Update
March 1, 2014 at 1:43 PM
Suzanne Mullins [email protected], Tamara Otero [email protected], JUSTIN SLAGLE [email protected],
JILANNE BARTO [email protected], Deanne Markle [email protected]
Dear Governing Board. Couple items to update on.
1.
responded
submitted another doctors note w/ a letter from her attorney disagreeing with her placement at Cajon Valley Middle. We
asking for an explanation and are waiting to hear back.
2.
will be leaving us. She accepted a position at the Santee School District in the same role. She will be making about 10,000 a
year more. We ran a salary study w/ the personnel commission to see if her salary could be increased as the range seems very low for the
top confidential position in the district, but the results of the study didn’t justify a change. We will start a search Monday and will plan a time to
recognize/celebrate
’s contribution to CVUSD. She will be missed and also very difficult to replace.
3. We are receiving our chromebook order for Smarter Balanced Testing that we used our one-time Common Core Money to purchase. We
are on schedule to have schools ready for their testing window. Pictures are available on CVUSD Connect. We have our warehouse and
other classified staff working over the weekend to build the carts and prepare the devices.
4. Below are a few emails I received this week commenting on CVUSD Connect. The last email is from a Supt. from Tennessee who
attended my presentation at a Leadership Summit this week. Just sharing some positive feedback.
See you next week,
David
Thank you for taking the time to write a thoughtful, caring email. You are appreciated, too! I am also appreciating CVUSD Connect. It's great
to know about all the wonderful, powerful work teachers in our district are tackling.
Have a good weekend,
Mary Lou Munguia
Fuerte Elementary
Thank you for the email. Sometimes we just need to hear that we are appreciated. Enjoy your weekend.
Debbie Restine
Bostonia School
Thank you, David! I'll likely be reading these tonight or tomorrow, but briefly skimmed the stories. What an inspiring way to kick off the
weekend!
Kristen
Kristen Goodrich
On the attached CVUSD Connect-that is my nephew, Noah, pictured in the Verizon Contest Winner Photo. Noah is the one on the left--he attends Hillsdale.
They presented their app at the Board meeting.
I'm just a proud Aunt.
[email protected]
This blog is awesome!
Thank you!
Luma Adamo
Education Specialist, MA
I"love"the"new"CVUSD"Connect."What"a"great"idea.
Have"a"wonderful"day!
Ann"Castro
David...a GREAT idea. This is what we have needed for ages. WR
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Well"done!""Concise,"posiDve"and"informaDve.""Thanks"so"much"for"adding"the"Smarter"Balanced"video."
Now"I"can"share"with"staﬀ"and"parents."
[email protected]
Thanks for sharing the quote, Ted Talk and good info on what meetings should be about. Refreshing. I appreciate the
trust you have given teachers to do our job in the classroom. It's nice to have a leader who believes in our
professionalism and judgement.
Best Regards,
Shannon Saviñon
Just a quick thank you for CVUSD Connect!! This district is starting to feel like we are a team and not separate
islands! Thank you!!!!
Julie Rells
RSP Avocado
Hi David,
I just want to commend you on CVUSD Connect. It's literally filled with exciting and interesting information about our
District. It's refreshing to read "good" news about our District-schools, students, and staff. Well done!
Beatriz
Hi"Dr."Miyashiro,
"
I"really"enjoyed"your"presentaDon"at"the"Leadership"InsDtute.""The"items"you"presented"are"going"to"
help"us"beMer"communicate"to"parents"and"the"community"and"prepare"our"teachers"for"the"digital"
conversion"which"we"have"just"begun"implemenDng.
"
At"this"moment,"I’m"awaiDng"a"connecDng"ﬂight"in"the"Atlanta"airport.""However,"I’m"anxious"to"get"
back"and"start"work"on"our"own"digital"postcard"and"digital"academy.""Obviously"we’ll"need"to"create"
those"items"to"meet"our"own"situaDon.
"
Is"there"any"way"that"I"could"get"a"link"and"guest"access"to"the"digital"postcard"and"digital"academy"you"
demonstrated?""I’d"love"to"show"some"of"our"senior"administrators"what"you’ve"done"so"we"can"use"it"
as"a"model"for"our"own"implementaDon.
"
If"that’s"not"possible"for"any"reason,"no"hard"feelings.""Either"way,"I"appreciate"your"willingness"to"share"
the"great"things"that"you’re"doing.""I"hope"the"personnel"issue"you"menDoned"wasn’t"too"painful.
"
Thanks"again,
--Gary Lilly
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Accepted: David, Jon, and Angela re: Add'l Support
March 3, 2014 at 11:29 AM
Arreola, Elizabeth [email protected]
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Re: California State Preschool Program (CSPP)
March 3, 2014 at 1:14 PM
Pinkerton, Virginia [email protected]
Thank you Ginny. See you Wednesday.
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
On Mar 2, 2014, at 12:01 PM, Pinkerton, Virginia <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello%David,
Our%CVEA%teacher%rep%(Janine%Charles)%and%I%spoke%a>er%the%last%CVEA%mee@ng%about%some%ques@ons%
that%came%up%and%so%we%are%looking%forward%to%your%visit%at%our%upcoming%staﬀ%mee@ng%on%
Wednesday%a>ernoon.%%Based%on%the%mee@ng%and%teacher%ques@ons,%Janine%is%providing%some%input%
on%agenda%items.%
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AKached%is%some%informa@on%about%State%Preschool%that%we%all%thought%you%might%ﬁnd%helpful:
1. Overview%of%the%program
2. Current%Enrollment%Informa@on%by%site
3. Samples%of%how%documenta@on%for%the%required%assessment%porSolios%is%gathered%(from%the%
West%Ed%website%).%%The%assessment%is%the%Desired%Results%Developmental%Proﬁle%–%Revised%
(DRDPWR).%%There%is%a%descrip@on%on%page%1%of%the%overview%document.
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Regards,
Ginny%Pinkerton
<CSPPP Overview.docx><Copy of enrollment as of 2-28-14.xlsx><DRDP Documentation Samples.doc>
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Re: Hillsdale Repair Estimate #00033548
March 1, 2014 at 1:59 PM
Spencer Caldwell [email protected]
ELIZABETH ARREOLA [email protected]
Hi Spencer. Yes. Would really like to have a conversation about our entire arts program. With the change in our school funding model we
have an opportunity to reinvest in the performing arts in an equitable way across the district. Your leadership would be much appreciated. If
there’s a day where we can release you for the second half of the day I’d like to treat lunch and talk about what might be possible as early as
next school year. Please call Lisa to find a day that works with both of us. We will use district business for the substitute teacher. Thank you.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
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On Feb 27, 2014, at 9:22 PM, Spencer Caldwell <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks! Ill let you know when the camera is done. Two weeks.
I would love to meet with you about music. I can be available anytime tomorrow that is convenient for you.
Give me more details about performance opportunities and ill see if kids can do it.
Spencer
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Re: Hillsdale Repair Estimate #00033548
March 3, 2014 at 1:19 PM
Spencer Caldwell [email protected]
Thank you Spencer. Look forward to it. I emailed the camera shop but have not heard back.
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
On Mar 3, 2014, at 9:27 AM, Spencer Caldwell <[email protected]> wrote:
David,
I would love to give my input...I have many ideas. The directors just recently met and I did ask
their input as well to what they need to be more productive. I'll call lisa and set it up!
Spencer Caldwell
Hillsdale Middle School, Music Director
2004, 2013 Cajon Valley School District "Teacher of the Year"
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repair estimate #00033548
March 1, 2014 at 1:56 PM
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Spencer Caldwell [email protected], ELIZABETH ARREOLA [email protected]
Hi Kurt. I will be using our district credit card to pay for the camera repair. Is it possible to pay online or over the phone? Thank you.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
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Fwd: repair estimate #00033548
March 3, 2014 at 1:19 PM
Spencer Caldwell [email protected]
Just got it… Will call it in.
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
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From: Kurt's Camera Repair <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: repair estimate #00033548
Date: March 3, 2014 at 9:29:56 AM PST
To: "Miyashiro, David" <[email protected]>
Good$Morning,
You$can$call$in$with$the$credit$card$number.
We$will$need$the$credit$card$number,$expira:on$date,$cvc$code,$and$billing$address.
$
If$you$have$any$other$ques:ons$or$concerns,$please$contact$us.
Thank$you,
Eva
Kurt's$Camera$Repair
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Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2014 1:56 PM
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Cc: Spencer Caldwell ; Arreola, Elizabeth
Subject: repair estimate #00033548
Hi Kurt. I will be using our district credit card to pay for the camera repair. Is it possible to pay online or over the phone? Thank you.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
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Fwd: repair estimate #00033548
March 3, 2014 at 1:20 PM
ELIZABETH ARREOLA [email protected]
Hi Lisa. Will you please phone in w/ the district card to repair this camera for Hilllsdale? Thank you.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]
Begin forwarded message:
From: Kurt's Camera Repair <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: repair estimate #00033548
Date: March 3, 2014 at 9:29:56 AM PST
To: "Miyashiro, David" <[email protected]>
Good$Morning,
You$can$call$in$with$the$credit$card$number.
We$will$need$the$credit$card$number,$expira:on$date,$cvc$code,$and$billing$address.
$
If$you$have$any$other$ques:ons$or$concerns,$please$contact$us.
Thank$you,
Eva
Kurt's$Camera$Repair
From: Miyashiro, David
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2014 1:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Spencer Caldwell ; Arreola, Elizabeth
Subject: repair estimate #00033548
Hi Kurt. I will be using our district credit card to pay for the camera repair. Is it possible to pay online or over the phone? Thank you.
David
David Miyashiro, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Cajon Valley Union School District
619-588-3005
[email protected]