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MEDIA ADVISORY
United States Postal Service Helping Fulfill Wish Lists for Chollas Mead Second Graders
Monday, November 27, 2022
Background – Holiday heroes in the community, across the state, and nationwide once again have the chance to team up with the United States Postal Service for an annual tradition that began brightening the lives of children more than 100 years ago.
“Operation Santa” started in 1912 when mailrooms were created authorizing local postmasters to open letters that children had written to “Santa” so employees could read them and respond.
In 2017, the process went digital. The letters are now scanned as they’re written, grouped by state, and posted online at the USPS website with personal information taken out. Members of the community who would like to adopt a letter can go online, read through them and help make a holiday dream come true.
This year, postal service members will be at Chollas Mead Elementary to help second-grade students of all faiths and backgrounds write their wish-list letters for the upcoming holiday season.
More information on the program can be found at www.usps operation santa.com.
RSVP: This opportunity is available for professional journalists. Please RSVP in advance with Public Information Coordinator Mike Murad, mmurad@sandi.net.
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Masons of California and San Diego Unified Spotlight Partnership on Early Literacy Program
Tuesday, November 14, 2023
WHAT: In celebration of public schools and to highlight the importance of community partnerships and family engagement in supporting student outcomes, the Masons of California joins San Diego Unified School District and the Perkins UTK-8 school community to highlight their partnership on the early literacy program, Raising a Reader. Perkins UTK-8 is one of the newest schools to implement Raising a Reader, an equity-focused literacy program that engages families in the learning process and aims to help ensure every child has the family support for reading skills they need to thrive.
WHEN: Thursday, November 16, 9-10:15 a.m.
9-9:40 a.m. - Student performance and brief speaking program
9:45-10:15 a.m. - Classroom visits
WHERE: Perkins UTK-8, 1770 Main St, San Diego, CA 92113
*Parking available on campus via Newton Ave. See map below.*
VISUALS: Student performance; brief speaking program; classroom visits; students engaging in Raising a Reader program
WHO: District leaders; representatives from the Masons of California and California Masonic Foundation; students; educators; family members
BACKGROUND: Raising a Reader is a program that engages teachers, parents and children in reading at home to support family literacy and improve student learning outcomes. This program is possible through continuous funding by the Masons of California. The program is currently being implemented at 11 schools in the district and has recently expanded to include first-grade along with UTK and kindergarten students. Perkins UTK-8 is one of the newest schools to implement the Raising a Reader program.
EVENT MAP:
This event is for professional journalists. Please confirm attendance in advance: communications@sandi.net
MEDIA CONTACT: Tara McNamara, Communications, San Diego Unified School District, 619-559-6596, tmcnamara@sandi.net
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Broll of the event can be found here.
Photos of the event can be found here.
News Release
Wednesday, November 8, 2023
SAN DIEGO - Oliver Hazard Perry Elementary School celebrated National Veterans and Military Families Month with a construction groundbreaking for its campus transformation and new joint-use field.
Held on Wednesday, November 8, the celebration included the Morse High School Army JROTC’s Color Guard, National Anthem singer, and Drum Corps. Each performed to Perry students, military families, and San Diego Unified School District leaders.
“It was perfect timing to have the groundbreaking fall on National Veterans and Military Families Month and right before Veterans Day,” said Micheline Morales, Principal of Perry Elementary. “What better way to celebrate this milestone than celebrating our military families and students.”
The campus transformation will bring three new buildings, a new grass playfield, renovations to classrooms and outdoor play areas, school security enhancements, removal of portable classrooms, and campus sustainability improvements.
Funded by San Diego Unified School District’s capital bond improvement program, the Whole Site Modernization and Joint-Use Field project includes two new kindergarten buildings with classrooms and collaborative workspaces and a new student services building with a lobby and student support offices.
“Every San Diego Unified School District student in every neighborhood deserves the best education and the best facilities,” said Dr. Lamont Jackson, Superintendent for San Diego Unified School District. “Perry is just one of many schools we are enhancing districtwide.”
Outdoor improvements for students include two new play structures with shade canopies outside the kindergarten and upper-grade classroom buildings, a new solar canopy behind the upper-grade playground, a new student quad, and new hardscape play areas.
Additional outdoor improvements for students and the community include a new joint-use field with a walking and running track, renovated basketball courts, a drinking fountain, newly planted trees, benches, fencing, and gates to separate the joint-use park from the main campus. The School parking lot will also be included as a joint-use feature. As part of the Play All Day partnership with the City of San Diego, the joint-use field will be accessible to the community after school hours and during school breaks.
Campus-wide upgrades include removing aging portable classrooms, renovating existing classrooms, upgrading the kitchen and servery, and adding new security lighting and cameras.
“The future of schools in my sub-district has never been brighter,” said Dr. Sharon Whitehurst-Payne, Board of Education Trustee for District E. “From Lincoln to Crawford to Morse clusters, we are rebuilding and inspiring students as we go.”
Construction on the project at the third oldest school in the Morse Cluster is estimated to be completed in early 2026.
ABOUT PERRY ELEMENTARY
A UTK-through-5th Grade STEAM campus in the Lincoln Military Housing neighborhood of Paradise Hills, Perry Elementary School has served generations of students and military families for the past 69 years. Opened in 1954, Perry is named after American naval officer and hero of the War of 1812, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry.
Through its Primetime Program, Perry offers year-round before, after, and summer school learning opportunities and a full-time military counselor to help with the needs of all students and families.
RELATED LINKS:
Read more about the Play All Day Parks program here.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Jamie Ries, Information Services Specialist, San Diego Unified, (619) 855-9283, jries@sandi.net.
MEDIA ADVISORY
Perry Elementary School Students and Military Families to Join District Leaders, Morse High School Army JROTC, to Celebrate National Veterans and Military Families Month With Construction Groundbreaking
Monday, Nov. 6, 2023
WHAT:
Perry Elementary School students and members of the Morse High School AJROTC will join San Diego Unified leaders and military families in celebrating the start of construction for the school’s campus transformation and a new joint-use field.
WHEN:
Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023
8:30 - 9:15 a.m.
WHERE:
Perry Elementary School
6290 Oriskany Rd.
San Diego, CA 92139
*See the map below for the event location and media staging area.
VISUALS:
8:30 - 8:40 a.m. - Morse High School AJROTC Display of Colors, National Anthem and AJROTC Drum Corps Performances
8:40 - 8:48 a.m. - Speakers
8:48 - 8:53 a.m. - Shovels to the Dirt
8:53 - 9:15 a.m. - Photo Opps, Media 1-1s, Classroom Tour
SPEAKERS:
Dr. Lamont Jackson, Superintendent, San Diego Unified School District
Dr. Sharon Whitehurst-Payne, Board of Education Trustee, San Diego Unified School District
Andy Field, Parks and Recreation Director, City of San Diego
Micheline Morales, Principal, Perry Elementary School
Students, Perry Elementary School
BACKGROUND:
A UTK-through-5th Grade STEAM campus in the Lincoln Military Housing neighborhood of Paradise Hills, Perry Elementary School has served generations of students and military families for the past 69 years.
Opened in 1954, Perry is the third oldest school in the Morse Cluster and is named after American naval officer and hero of the War of 1812, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry.
Now in 2023, the campus is undergoing a transformation that will bring three new buildings, a new grass playfield, renovations to classrooms and outdoor play areas, school security enhancements, removal of portable classrooms, and campus sustainability improvements.
Funded by San Diego Unified School District’s capital bond improvement program, the Whole Site Modernization and Joint-Use Field project includes two new kindergarten buildings with classrooms and collaborative workspaces and a new student services building with a lobby and student support offices.
Outdoor improvements for students include two new play structures with shade canopies outside the kindergarten and upper-grade classroom buildings, a new solar canopy behind the upper-grade playground, a new student quad, and new hardscape play areas.
Additional outdoor improvements for students and the community include a new joint-use field with a walking and running track, renovated basketball courts, a drinking fountain, newly planted trees, benches, fencing, and gates to separate the joint-use park from the main campus. The School parking lot will also be included as a joint-use feature. As part of the Play All Day partnership with the City of San Diego, the joint-use field will be accessible to the community after school hours and during school breaks.
Campus-wide upgrades include removing aging portable classrooms, renovating existing classrooms, upgrading the kitchen and servery, and adding new security lighting and cameras.
Construction on the project is estimated to be completed in early 2026.
Through its Primetime Program, Perry offers year-round before, after, and summer school learning opportunities and a full-time military counselor to help with the needs of all students and families.
PARKING MAP:
Media can park in the decomposed granite lot located through the parking lot along Oriskany Road. See map.
RELATED LINKS:
Read more about the Play All Day Parks program here.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Jamie Ries, Information Services Specialist, San Diego Unified, (619) 855-9283, jries@sandi.net.
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Native American Heritage Month Recognized at San Diego Unified with First-Ever Kumeyaay Band Flag Raising
November 1, 2023
WHAT: In honor of Native American Heritage Month, students will raise the Kumeyaay Band flag at district headquarters for the first time.
WHEN: 10-11 a.m., Friday, Nov. 3, 2023
WHERE: Eugene Brucker Education Center flagpole: 4100 Normal Street, San Diego, CA 92103
VISUALS: Land acknowledgement, Kumeyaay bird singers, powwow dancers, student speakers, flag-raising
INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES: Available starting at 9:30 a.m. Interviews are available following flag raising at 11 a.m.
BACKGROUND: The Kumeyaay were the original caretakers of the land where San Diego Unified schools and offices now reside. In addition to a Native American Heritage Month Board Resolution, the flag-raising is just one of many steps the district is taking this year to show solidarity with our Native American students and the larger Kumeyaay community.
The flag itself is inspired by an elder from the Jamul tribe and approved by a committee of leaders of the region’s 12 bands of Kumeyaay. The flag shows the tribal logos of each band, displayed in a circle.
CONTACT: Communications Director Maureen Magee, (619) 381-7930, mmagee@sandi.net
Please confirm coverage at Communications@sandi.net
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