We invite all families, staff, and community members to participate in our Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey to share their valuable insights and contribute to the ongoing improvement of our educational programs and services. Your open and honest feedback is crucial in helping us understand the needs and priorities of our school community.

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Community Night at Amador Adult Education is coming up at the end of the month! We will have many local community agencies present to showcase what they do to support our community. We look forward to seeing you there!

📅 Thursday, March 27

🕒 4:00 - 5:30 pm

📍 Amador Adult Education - 525 Independence Drive, Sutter Creek

Calling all parent and garden volunteers - come join our next meeting!

Date: Wednesday, March 26

Time: 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Location: 1220 Airport Rd. Jackson, CA 95642

Jeni DeWalt, Director of Child Development, awarded Challenge Coins to State Preschool staff members Jamie Guthrie and Pam Schaap (not pictured). Brianna Cadotte, Expanded Learning Opportunities Program Supervisor, awarded Challenge Coins to ELOP staff members Laura Carl (not pictured) and Denise Fraboni.

Matt Medellin, principal of County Community, Independence High, and North Star Independent Study schools, awarded Challenge Coins to Sarah Swift and Angella Cowan (not pictured).

Principal Diana Griffin awarded ACUSD Challenge Coins to Melissa Case, Chris Garbarini, and Lori Martinez!

March is Music in Our Schools Month! Music in Our Schools Month (MIOSM) is celebrated every March to recognize the importance of music education in schools. At the March 5 board meeting, music teacher Sophia Rechel spoke to the board about the importance of music and band in our county, and members of the combined Argonaut and Amador band played a short performance. You can watch their performance here.

Argonaut Student Leadership is going to the California Association of Student Leaders (CASL) Conference in April! The CASL Conference is a transformative experience for our students, providing them with an opportunity to develop leadership skills, gain confidence, and network with student leaders from across the state. The group is thankful to those in our community who made the experience possible.