Santa Cruz City Schools

We’re so excited to offer free food to every kid all year! Parents, please sign up at the link in our bio! Signing up for food helps your school get full funding for math and reading support, counseling and more! SCCS.net/freenlunch

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¡Estamos muy emocionados de ofrecer comida gratis a todos los niños durante todo el año! ¡Padres, por favor regístrense en el enlace de nuestra biografía! ¡La inscrupción para la comida ayuda a su escuela a obtener fondos completos para el apoyo en matemáticas y lectura, asesoramiento y más! SCCS.net/freenlunch

Thank you Santa Cruz Sentinel for providing this glimpse into the first steps of a school adventure!

Thursday marked the beginning of the school year for many Santa Cruz County schools, and outside Gault Elementary School, the morning fog hung low and leaves were already starting to turn orange as the last days of summer blurred into the…
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Our whole community is so incredibly proud of the bravery and service of Harbor High's Ryder Williams! Thank you & all lifeguards!

The teenage lifeguard who recently performed a dramatic rescue at Seabright State Beach in Santa Cruz said he was just doing his job in his first public comments since the incident occurred.
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Have questions about school? About counseling? About construction on your campus? Supports or activities?

Join the Superintendent and district leaders for our Q&A Webinar where we’ll discuss how to to access resources and supports and answer anything we can to make this school year start smoothly for your family!

All families welcome - TK through 12! LINK IN BIO or go to sccs.net/webinars!

Looking for ? Come and join the most important work you’ll ever do and support the next generation!

Our school is this Monday!

We’re hiring classroom aides, special education support, food services workers, bilingual support and more!

Join us at Harbor High School on Monday July 21st from 4-6pm! Bring your resumes, meet the team and be interviewed on site!

For the CIF State Division III boys volleyball championship match, SoCal champ Central East took a nine-mile trip across town to Fresno City College. NorCal king Santa Cruz traveled much further, bussing 154 miles to the Central Valley.
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