Does your district stand up for summer?

A growing movement of educators across California have signed on as champions of high-quality and engaging summer learning. Will you?

June 10, 2016

Stand with hundreds of educators from across California in calling on superintendents, school board leaders, principals, policy makers, business leaders, child advocates, parents and students to join the growing Summer Matters movement to ensure every child has access to summer learning opportunities that support year-round learning and well-being.

Stand up for Summer
Here are some of the districts that believe that Summer Matters:
  1. Alhambra Unified School District
  2. Antelope Valley Union High School District
  3. Antioch Unified School District
  4. Azusa Unified School District
  5. Bellevue Union School District
  6. Berkeley Unified School District
  7. Buckeye Union School District
  8. Burbank Unified School District
  9. Burrel Union Elementary School district
  10. Butte County Office of Education
  11. Cajon Valley Union School District
  12. California Parent Teacher Association
  13. California School Board Association
  14. Campbell Union School District
  15. Central Unified School District
  16. Cloverdale Unified School District
  17. Coalinga-Huron Join Unified School District
  18. Culver City School Board
  19. Dehesa School District
  20. Department of Children Youth and Their Families (San Francisco)
  21. Downey Unified School District
  22. El Rancho Unified School District
  23. Elk Grove Unified School District
  24. El Monte City School District
  25. Empire Union School District
  26. Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District
  27. Fontana Unified School District
  28. Fowler Unified School District
  29. Franklin McKinley School District
  30. Fresno County Office of Education
  31. Fresno Unified School District
  32. Gilroy Unified School District
  33. Glenn County Office of Education
  34. Golden Plains Unified School District
  35. Greenfield Unified School District
  36. Hayward Unified School District
  37. Hilmar Unified School District
  38. Inyo County Office of EducationJefferson Elementary School District
  39. Kerman Unified School District
  40. Kings Canyon Unified School District
  41. Kingsburg Elementary Charter School District
  42. Kingsburg Joint Union High School District
  43. Kirkwood Elementary School District
  44. Lake County Office of Education
  45. Lake Elsinore Unified School District
  46. Lancaster School District
  47. Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary School District
  48. Los Angeles Unified School District
  49. Merced River School Board
  50. Modesto City Schools
  51. Modoc County Office of Education
  52. Monroe Elementary School District
  53. Montebello Unified School Board Elect
  54. Monterey County Office of Education
  55. Morgan Hill Unified School District
  56. Mountain Empire Unified School District
  57. Mountain View School District
  58. Mt. Diablo Unified School District
  59. Napa County Office of Education
  60. National Elementary School District
  61. Natomas Unified School District
  62. Oakland Unified School District
  63. Pacifica School District
  64. Palmdale School District
  65. Palo Verde Unified School District
  66. Pixley Union School District
  67. Pomona Unified School District
  68. Red Bluff Union Elementary School District
  69. Redwood City School District
  70. Riverbank Unified School District
  71. Riverdale Joint Unified School District
  72. Robla Elementary
  73. Sacramento City Unified School District
  74. San Bruno Park School District
  75. San Carlos School District
  76. San Francisco Unified School District
  77. San Mateo County Office of Education
  78. San Mateo-Foster City School District
  79. San Rafael City Schools
  80. Sanger Unified School District
  81. Santa Clara County of Education
  82. Santa Cruz County Office of Education
  83. Soledad Unified School District
  84. Sonoma Valley Unified School District
  85. South Bay Unified School District
  86. South Monterey County Join Union High School
  87. South San Francisco Unified School District
  88. St. Helena Unified School District
  89. Sunnyvale School District
  90. Tehama County Department of Education
  91. Trona Joint Unified School District
  92. Valley Center – Pauma Unified School District
  93. Ventura County Office of Education
  94. Victor Elementary School District
  95. Washington Colony School District
  96. Waterford Unified School District
  97. West Contra Costa Unified School District
  98. West Park Elementary School District
  99. Whittier City School District
Stand up for Summer

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