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Important Notice:
GUSD Board Meeting on October 8, 2020.
This is a regular GUSD Board meeting.
Please find the Zoom link below:
October 8, 2020 GUSD Board Meeting
GUSD Parent Update
Subject: Updates on GUSD Opening Plans
As you know, Governor Gavin Newsom announced on July 17th the requirement for schools in all counties in California that are on the COVID-19 watch list to provide distance learning instruction only. Sonoma County is on the list of California counties that are being watched due to current COVID-19 infection rates, hospitalizations, and the availability of ICU beds and ventilators. This means that GUSD will open the 2020/2021 school year with distance learning for all students.
The full message can be viewed at the following link:
Parent Updates & Monday Message
Gravenstein Union School District Employment Opportunity: Posted 08-27-2020
GUSD is hiring Substitutes for the positions of Classified Instructional Assistant/Daycare Assistant
If you are interested in this substitute position, please submit your Classified Employment Application to the GUSD District Office at 3840 Twig Ave. Sebastopol CA 95472.
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District Overview
Gravenstein Union School District is a Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade school district with an enrollment of approximately 750 students. The district is located in the southeast rural section of Sebastopol in West Sonoma County. Approximately 65% of the students attending our schools live outside of the original district boundaries. There are four schools in the district. Gravenstein School is a K-5 charter school with the exception of some first grade classes (called Gravenstein First School). Hillcrest Middle School is a 6th - 8th grade middle school which is a charter school, and the district also has a Community Day School. The district has a K-8 Magnet/GATE Program at both campuses (ENRICH!). The sites reflect the rural nature of the community. The relatively small enrollment at each site, excellent staff and very involved parents have worked together to establish a student body that has achieved some of the highest California state test scores in Sonoma County for the last 15 years.
