In Petaluma City Schools, our goal is to provide guidance on how students can safely navigate civic engagement while respecting other students’ rights to hold an opposing viewpoint on this issue. To that end, each school site will be communicating with school student leaders to ensure all students’ First Amendment Rights and safety are given the highest priority.
The Wonders adoption for Grades TK - 5 and the StudySync adoption for Grades 6-8 textbooks, ebooks, and supplementary materials are available for public preview through the Educational Services Division at the District Office. The Second Reading and Adoption was at the PCS Board Meeting on Tuesday, January 23, 2018.
Next years calendars are out! We have worked very hard to get both 2018-19 and 2019-20 school year calendars to our families so they can plan their schedules accordingly.
The District Office (200 Douglas St.) in Petaluma will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to assist in registering your student into school. For more information, please contact our Communications Coordinator, Ashley Collingwood, at (707) 778-4890 or acollingwood@petk12.org.
Petaluma City Schools is still accepting substitute teachers that are currently registered with SCOE (Sonoma County Office of Education). Please contact Linda St. Andrew in Human Resources (707) 778-4609 or lstandrew@petk12.org to set up an appointment.
All children, regardless of immigration status, have the right to a free public education. Follow the link for more information on this topic. Todos los niños, independientemente de su estatus migratorio, tienen derecho a una educación pública gratuita. Adjunto encontrará más información sobre este tem.
PCS held its 2nd annual Film Festival on April 21st. The winners were: “The Effects of Pollution” by Lydia Louviere and Audrey Johnson, “Blue,” by Elan Sawyer and Cannon Brewer, and “Cave” by Kane Parsons.
On March 1st PCS Food Services hosted "Voice Your Choice Petaluma," a food tasting to help develop next year's school menu. Students were bussed to the District Office where they sampled a variety of products.
Two students from Petaluma have been selected to deliver clean energy kits they built to energy-scarce communities in rural Ecuador this spring for PG&E’s Solar Suitcase Program.
