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Madison’s Family Weekly Bulletin! Smash the Heart to…
Dear Madison Families, November is California Healthy Kids Survey month at Madison, and we want to hear from you! Each year, Madison families show up in a big way. Tradition…
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Halloween Parade Fun Times at Madison!
🎃 What a Halloween Parade! 👻 This morning, our entire Madison community came together for a joyful Halloween celebration, from our littlest TK Mustangs all the way through …
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California Healthy Kids Survey Permission Slip
📣 Attention 5th Grade Families! Our annual California Healthy Kids Survey is coming up soon for all 5th-grade students. Permission slips are coming home today. Pleas…
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Remembering Dolores Huerta Today
1930-2026 Dear Madison Families, Today, we honor the extraordinary life and legacy of Dolores Huerta, a woman whose courage, leadership, and unwavering commitmen…
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CA Dashboard Data for Madison 2026
Dear Madison Families, Yesterday, San Leandro Unified shared the 2026 California School Dashboard results, highlighting districtwide growth in English Language Arts and mathemati…
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District newsPress Release: 2026 California School Dashboard Show…
Press Release October 26, 2026 2026 California School Dashboard Shows Academic Gains and Continued Areas for Improvement in San Leandro Unified District gains in English and m…
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What is a Land Acknowledgment?
A Land Acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes and respects Indigenous Peoples as traditional stewards of this land and the enduring relationship that exists between Indigenous Peoples and their traditional territories. Hear what it means to members of the Native American and Indigenous Peoples Steering Group at Northwestern here (link is external).
What is Chochenyo?
Chochenyo is one of the Ohlone languages in the Utian family. It is the indigenous language to the inner East Bay. Today, the language continues to be spoken by Muwekma people.