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Santa Margarita to become K-6 Campus in 2012-13Next year Santa Margarita Elementary School will operate as a K-6 campus. Beginning in the fall of 2013, we will then expand to a K-7 before eventually becoming a K-8 in 2014. Beginning in August 2012, all three OUSD base schools will become K-6 facilites. The other two base schools, North Terrace and Stuart Mesa, will offer full-day kindergarten, while Stuart Mesa will house Transitional Kindergarten program. Through the district's School of Choice process, parents may choose to apply to send children to either of these sites. Due to our large enrollment and future plans, we'll be limited to the current kindergarten schedule. To expedite School of Choice options for kindergarten, new student registration will begin right after Spring break. Please see Office Administrator Annie Donnie, if you are interested in pursuing school of choice and/or have questions about the new kindergarten options. School of Choice Second Window Runs Through June 7
Two forms of address verification must be attached to the application. Please note that transportation is NOT provided for students approved for SOC. Applications can be obtained at all OUSD school sites or the district’s Educational Support Services (ESS) office, located at 2080 Mission Ave. All SOC applications are reviewed based on priority criteria and school capacity. Children currently utilizing SOC and who will be attending the same school next year do not need to reapply. Students on Interdistrict Attendance Permits no longer need to re-apply for renewal unless the student is matriculating to middle or high school. This form can be obtained at the child’s school of residence. Please note that Interdistrict requests must be submitted to and will only be accepted at the ESS Office. Faxes or e-mail will not be accepted for SOC or transfer requests. If you have any questions, please call the district at 760-966-7849. Full Day Kindergarten and Transitional K Programs for 2012-13 School Year
Eleven sites will offer full-day programs; five will provide half-day offerings, while an additional five campuses will be home to the district's new transitional kindergarten classes. School of Choice options are available for all of these programs. Click OUSD Kinder for information and how to register. New District Calendar for Start of 2013-14 School YearBeginning with the 2013-14 school year, the first day of class for all OUSD students will be Tuesday, August 20, 2013. The slightly earlier start date is a result of a new district-wide calendar unanimously approved by the OUSD Board of Education. The change was made during the board’s regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday, March 13, 2012.
The district asks that all OUSD families please take note of these changes in order to plan accordingly for the start of school in August 2013. For questions regarding the calendar change, please call 760-966-4008. SMES Student Featured in White House Video |
Start and End Times for 2012 -13 School Year Will Be ChangedIn accordance with BOE policy to alternate early/late elementary school start times every five years, we will be starting and ending our school day 40 minutes later in the 2012-13 school year than this year (the schedule posted below). Welcome to Santa Margarita Elementary School1 Carnes Road (760) 901-7900 Office Mighty Mustang MottoI will respect myself and others. I will do my best. I will praise myself and others daily. I will talk it out to resolve problems. I will do right by taking care of myself, others, this school, and home. School Hours: M, T, Th, F: 8:15-2:55 Am Kinder 8:15-11:35 PM Kinder: 11:25-2:55 Wed: 8:15-12:25 including Am & Pm Kinder
Wellness Policy
The OUSD Student Wellness Policy focuses on nutrition and physical education. Foods and beverages sold to students through the district’s child nutrition program, student stores, vending machines and fundraisers meet or exceed state and federal nutrition standards. Nutrition education is provided as a part of the district’s health education program. Click "wellness" to learn more about healthy living!
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