Superintendent Kate Wren Gavlak invites members of the Travis USD community
to Serve as Key Communicators
The Key Communicator program involves a simple process in which Superintendent Kate Wren Gavlak sends periodic email updates about education issues to program participants. Key Communicators are then asked to disseminate the information through everyday interactions with friends, neighbors, colleagues, and customers, then report comments and concerns to the Superintendent through email. There are no meetings to attend; we simply ask that you help us keep informed of what our community thinks about a particular issue. (See attached Program Details.)
November 17, 2009, Press Release to Key Communicators re: TUSD/TUTA settlement agreement
Summer '09 Key Communicator Newsletter
Spring '09 Key Communicator Newsletter
Email the Superintendent's Administrative Assistant if you are willing to serve as a Key Communicator or if you'd like more information. |
PowerPoint presentation - 1-7-2010
Travis School Board Approves Revision to
Current School Year Calendar
During its regular meeting Tuesday, December 8, the Travis Unified School District Governing Board unanimously approved the revised student and teacher calendars for the current 2009-2010 school year. This revision is a result of the agreement reached between the Travis USD Governing Board and the Travis Unified Teachers Association which includes three furlough days during this school year. The revised calendar results in a break in February with no school for students and teachers the week of February 15-19, 2010, by moving the February 12 local holiday to February 19, observing the February 15 legal holiday (President’s Day), and adding the three furlough days on February 16-18.
Amended Student Calendar for 2009-10
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Parent involvement is more than parent conferences and PTAs. Learn about the Travis learning community’s involvement with parents. Read about parent involvement strategies. Become an active participant in your child’s education. |
The district is always involved in academics, but there is so much that goes on behind the scenes. Know when new school buses arrive. Keep track of construction projects. Who was hired and who retired, here’s how you will know. |
