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All children and teens 18 years of age and younger can participate.All meals served are FREE to any participant.

To celebrate Early Education Awareness Month, Calabasas School held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new preschool classroom. Thank you SCC Superintendent Velasquez for your partnership and for making early childhood education a priority in our county. More information about our preschool program can be found below in the community section.

Calabasas School has been recognized for its dedication to student, staff, and family health during a challenging school year School nationally recognized for implementing best health and wellness practices

“Kindness is fundamental,” according to the Ben’s Bells website. When Ami Kemp transferred to Calabasas to serve as the middle school counselor last summer, she had the intention of building programs to promote social and emotional learning on campus

Several students dissected frogs as part of the 21st CCLC after school program with science teacher Mr.Christian Viernes

Elementary students gather with security guard Mark Enciso to play instruments and dance before school on Friday mornings.

Cougar students participating and displaying their art work in The Santa Cruz County Fair.

Calabasas School was filled with squeals of delight on the first day of school and throughout the month of August as students became aware of and began using their new playground.

In accordance with recent legislation for the state of Arizona and effective immediately, the Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District No.35 will discontinue the requirement that students, staff, and visitors wear face coverings during school hours and while on school property. Individuals may still choose to wear a face mask and those who have not been vaccinated are encouraged to continue wearing masks until fully vaccinated.

On Wednesday, May 12, 14 Calabasas students from fifth grade through eighth grade gathered in a classroom on campus to attend the Technolochicas conference virtually via zoom. Technolochicas is a club geared toward young Latina students to help prepare them for careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math).

Calabasas Physical Education teacher Joseph Butler was recognized by Core Purpose Consulting (CPC) during a school board meeting earlier this month for his efforts to lead the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) members and the Calabasas community to make healthier choices. The council’s efforts garnered the bronze award from CPC.

Calabasas recognizes outstanding and committed students

Calabasas Preschool Gets Accredited by the NAEYC

Attending the Fiesta Mexicana is a rich cultural experience hosted by Calabasas School.

SCV35 District Administration has announce the SCV35 Reopening Plan

What is Student Council?

Dr. Seuss birthday is coming up on March 2nd and we are ready to celebrate him with our Dr. Seuss Spirit Week.