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April Engagement Opportunities Around BUSD / Oportunidades de Involucramiento en Abril en BUSD

April 4, 2025

 

Dear Berkeley Unified Community:

Please find below some opportunities to get involved at BUSD in April.

 

First Robotics Competition

A promotional poster for the FIRST Robotics Competition East Bay Regional event, taking place April 5-6, 2025, at Berkeley High School. The poster features a blue background with white text announcing "YOU'RE INVITED" to the "FIRST Robotics Competition East Bay Regional." It states that "1,650+ high school students + 55 life-sized robots convene to measure the effectiveness of their innovations & test the power of collaboration." The FIRST California Robotics logo and the Reefscape logo (presented by HMS) are visible at the top. A circular inset image shows several high school students wearing safety glasses and blue jackets, seemingly participating in the robotics competition. The "FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION" logo is at the bottom left, accompanied by stylized white coral graphics.

BUSD families are invited to attend the First Robotics Competition  on April 5 -6 at Berkeley High School(BHS), from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. This is a global competition with teams from across the US, Brazil, Turkiye, and Australia. The event is anticipated to attract more than 2,500 attendees. 

 

Essay Contest & Event Celebrating the Work of Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, & Cesar Chavez

A poster announcing the "Solidarity Across Generations: Fields of Unity ESSAY/ART CONTEST." The poster features a light yellow background with text in various colors. At the top, it celebrates the work of Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, and Cesar Chavez, inviting people to honor the work of the Filipinx and Latinx Community. The event is scheduled for "APRIL 10th @ 4:30PM" at the "Berkeley City College Auditorium." An RSVP link (bit.ly/APR10RSVP) and a QR code are provided. The submission deadline is "DUE April 4th, 2025," with winners to be notified on Tuesday, April 8th. The poster details prizes for different student categories: MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS: (Open to BUSD students) First place: $40 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $30 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECMS) is provided for this category. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: (Open to BUSD students) First place: $60 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $45 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECHS) is provided for this category. COLLEGE STUDENTS: (Open to UC Berkeley and Berkeley City College students) First place: $75 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $60 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECC) is provided for this category. Each category displays a circular graphic with the student group, followed by information about the first and second place prizes, indicated by gold and silver medal icons respectively. At the very top left, there are two small circular images. One shows a black and white photograph of several people holding signs during a protest, and the other appears to be a logo with text that includes "UFWCA."

BUSD observes March 21 to April 10 as the Cesar Chavez & Dolores Huerta Commemorative Period in celebration of the rich histories of the Chicano, Chicana, Chicanx, Filipina, Filipino, Filipinx, and the Latina, Latino, Latinx communities in our schools. As such, the district invites the BUSD community to participate in “Solidarity Across Generations – Fields of Unity,” an event held in partnership with various community organizations on April 10, and a student essay and art contest, with submissions due on April 4.

Middle School, High School, and College students can participate in an essay and art competition. Submissions are due by April 4, and winners will be notified by April 8. Submit using the links below.

Middle School 

High School

College

Celebrate the work of Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong & Cesar Chavez on Thursday, April 10, at 4:30 PM in the Berkeley City College Auditorium. Please RSVP for the event HERE.

 

African American Success Framework Transition Fairs

A flyer for the "8th to 9th Grade Transition Fair" at Berkeley High School on Saturday, April 19th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM in Donahue Gym. The flyer features the Berkeley Public Schools logo and the African American Success Framework logo. The text highlights opportunities to "GET RESOURCES!", "MEET TEACHERS!", and "ATTEND WORKSHOPS!" with three accompanying black and white photos showing students engaged in these activities. Below, the flyer encourages attendees to "MEET THE ORGANIZATIONS WELCOMING YOU TO HIGH SCHOOL!" and lists various groups including Wellness Center, Student Clubs, Athletics, Math I, Physics I, English I, Ethnic Studies, World Language, Engineering Clubs, VAPA, PE, LEAP, CTE, BRIDGE, RISE, College Bound, and "AND MORE!". The location is listed as 1980 Allston Way, with parking in the M Gate parking lot on Milvia (map on back). The background of the flyer is a textured beige and red gradient.

A flyer announcing the "5th to 6th Grade Transition Fair" for Berkeley Public Schools, taking place on Saturday, April 26th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM at MLK Middle School, located at 1781 Rose Street with entrance on Grant Street and parking on the blacktop. The flyer features the Berkeley Public Schools logo and the African American Success Framework logo. Bold text encourages attendees to "GET RESOURCES!", "MEET TEACHERS!", and "ATTEND WORKSHOPS!", accompanied by three black and white photographs showing students participating in these activities. Below, the flyer invites attendees to "MEET THE ORGANIZATIONS WELCOMING YOU TO MIDDLE SCHOOL!!" and lists several groups including Longfellow Middle School Dancers, AVID, City of Berkeley Parks & Rec, Young, Gifted and Black Clubs, Visual and Performing Arts Specialist, Healthy Black Families, Black Girls United, Berkeley Public Schools Fund STEM Camps, and "...AND MORE!". The flyer has a red and light green color scheme with an illustration of a school building in the background.

Alt Text: A colorful campus map of Berkeley High School, oriented with North towards the top left. The map labels various buildings and areas with letters (A through M) and names, including Florence Schwimley Theatre, Community Theatre, Upper Courtyard, Campus Green, Jacket Gym, Jacket Stadium, Softball Field, and Donahue Gym (circled in red). Different buildings are color-coded: Building A (red), Building C (purple), Building D (light blue), Building E (dark blue), Building F (pink), Building G (light green), Building H (teal), Building J (light blue), Building K (dark blue), and Building M (orange). Several gates are marked: Allston Way has the Little Theatre Entrance and the H Gate. Martin Luther King Jr. Way has the MLK Gate. Milvia Street has the Visitors Entrance and the A Gate. Channing Way has the Channing Gate. The M Gate is located off Milvia Street, with an arrow indicating "PARKING" in the adjacent area. The location of the "TRANSITION FAIR Portables" is shown near Donahue Gym. Accessible entrances are indicated by wheelchair symbols. Arrows show the flow of traffic near the M Gate parking area. The map includes street names (Allston Way, Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Milvia Street, and Channing Way) to provide context. A compass rose in the bottom left corner indicates the cardinal directions.

 

BUSD families are invited to attend twoTransition Fairs provided by the African American Success Framework. The fairs provide opportunities for 5th grade students and families to hear from support programs at BUSD middle schools and for 8th grade students and families to learn about high school level support programs.

8th to 9th Grade Transition Fair: Saturday, April 19 from 10:00 – 11:30 am at the Berkeley High School Donahue Gym.

5th – 6th Grade Transition Fair: Saturday, April 26 from 10:00 – 11:30 am at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School

 

OUSD Community Movie Night

A poster advertising a "Community Movie Night!" featuring a free screening of the film "The Ride Ahead" on "April 15th" at the "Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Avenue Oakland." Entry is by RSVP only, with a "click here" button and a QR code provided for registration. The event schedule includes a "5:30 Student Panel" where "OUSD Young Adults share their stories," followed by the "6:30 Film Screening" of "The Ride Ahead." The left side of the poster prominently displays the movie poster for "The Ride Ahead," subtitled "LOVE, TATTOOS, AND DISABLED THINGS." The poster features an illustration of a man in a wheelchair, with his arms raised triumphantly against a backdrop of cityscapes and abstract designs. The film is credited as "A film by Samuel Habib & Dan Habib." At the bottom, a link to watch the trailer is provided: "https://www.therideaheadfilm.com/watch." The overall design includes a bright yellow burst at the top right announcing "FREE!" and a decorative border at the bottom featuring stylized popcorn containers with popcorn spilling out. The "Special Education" logo is visible in the bottom right corner. The text "Join us for a fun evening!" is centrally located to encourage attendance.

Oakland Unified has extended an invitation to BUSD families to their community movie night at the Grand Lake Theatre on April 15, where they will watch the film “The Ride Ahead” by Samuel Habib and Dan Habib. Samuel, who is 21, wants to date, leave home, and attend college. However, he drives a 350-pound wheelchair, uses a communication device, and can have a seizure at any moment. Determined to find his path forward, he seeks out guidance from America’s most rebellious disability activists.

Young Adults will share their stories at a Student Panel by OUSD at 5:30 PM preceding the movie screening.

 

Climate Fair

A poster announcing the "THIRD ANNUAL BUSD CLIMATE FAIR" taking place on "SATURDAY APRIL 26, 2025" from "10AM-2PM" at "WILLARD MIDDLE SCHOOL." The poster features a light blue background with teal and green text. At the top, it reads "JOIN US FOR THE THIRD ANNUAL" followed by "BUSD CLIMATE FAIR" in larger, bold teal letters. Below this is the date and time, and then the location. The central image shows a stylized globe with green landmasses and blue oceans. Multiple hands, depicted in orange and pink hues, are shown reaching up to touch the globe from below. Below the globe, the words "STUDENT PROJECT SHOWCASE," "HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES," "BIKE AND SEWING REPAIR," and "FOOD, PRIZES AND MORE!" are listed in teal. On either side of the globe and hands illustration, there is a simple drawing of a green tree with a brown trunk, situated on a green grassy area. The overall design is cheerful and promotes environmental awareness.

Students and families are invited to participate in BUSD’s third annual TK-8 Climate Fair on Saturday, April 26, from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at Willard Middle School.

The 2025 Climate Fair is designed to showcase Student Climate Projects from elementary and middle school students. It is a central part of the district-wide effort to support Climate Literacy in BUSD’s curriculum and instruction. 

 

School Board Meetings

A maroon-colored banner announcing "School Board Meetings" at "1231 Addison Street / Zoom." Below the title, there are five portrait photos of individuals identified as members of the school board. From left to right, they are: Ka'Dijah Brown, President: A woman with dark curly hair and a warm smile. Mike Chang, Vice President: A man with short dark hair, wearing a light blue patterned shirt. Jen Corn, Director / Clerk: A person with short, light-colored hair and a neutral expression. Jennifer Shanoski, Director: A woman with long brown hair and a slight smile, wearing a dark top. Ana Vasudeo, Director: A woman with long brown hair, wearing glasses and a dark blazer over a light-colored top. At the bottom center of the banner is a white rectangular box with a black border, stating "Wednesday / April 9 & 30 / 7:00 PM" in black text. The "Berkeley Public Schools" logo is located in the bottom left corner.

BUSD’s regular School Board meetings will be held this month on Wednesday, April 9 and 30. Open session begins at 7:00 PM at 1231 Addison Street and virtually on Zoom. Learn more about School Board meetings and how to attend virtually HERE.

 

 

Oportunidades para el Involucramiento en BUSD en Abril

 

Abril 04, 2025

 

Estimada Comunidad en Berkeley Unified:

Por favor encuentre a continuación algunas oportunidades para participar en BUSD este mes de abril.

 

Competencia de Robótica de First

A promotional poster for the FIRST Robotics Competition East Bay Regional event, taking place April 5-6, 2025, at Berkeley High School. The poster features a blue background with white text announcing "YOU'RE INVITED" to the "FIRST Robotics Competition East Bay Regional." It states that "1,650+ high school students + 55 life-sized robots convene to measure the effectiveness of their innovations & test the power of collaboration." The FIRST California Robotics logo and the Reefscape logo (presented by HMS) are visible at the top. A circular inset image shows several high school students wearing safety glasses and blue jackets, seemingly participating in the robotics competition. The "FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION" logo is at the bottom left, accompanied by stylized white coral graphics.

Las familias del BUSD están invitadas a la Competencia de Robótica de First los días 5 y 6 de abril en Berkeley High School (BHS), de 9:00 a. m. a 6:00 p. m. Este es un evento de nivel mundial que contará con equipos de los Estados Unidos, Brasil, Turquía y Australia. Se espera la asistencia de más de 2,500 personas.

 

Concurso de ensayos y evento en honor a Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, y César Chávez

A poster announcing the "Solidarity Across Generations: Fields of Unity ESSAY/ART CONTEST." The poster features a light yellow background with text in various colors. At the top, it celebrates the work of Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, and Cesar Chavez, inviting people to honor the work of the Filipinx and Latinx Community. The event is scheduled for "APRIL 10th @ 4:30PM" at the "Berkeley City College Auditorium." An RSVP link (bit.ly/APR10RSVP) and a QR code are provided. The submission deadline is "DUE April 4th, 2025," with winners to be notified on Tuesday, April 8th. The poster details prizes for different student categories: MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS: (Open to BUSD students) First place: $40 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $30 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECMS) is provided for this category. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: (Open to BUSD students) First place: $60 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $45 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECHS) is provided for this category. COLLEGE STUDENTS: (Open to UC Berkeley and Berkeley City College students) First place: $75 gift card, winner's submission printed and displayed. Second place: $60 gift card. A link (bit.ly/CDLECC) is provided for this category. Each category displays a circular graphic with the student group, followed by information about the first and second place prizes, indicated by gold and silver medal icons respectively. At the very top left, there are two small circular images. One shows a black and white photograph of several people holding signs during a protest, and the other appears to be a logo with text that includes "UFWCA."

BUSD observa el 21 de marzo al 10 de abril como el Período Conmemorativo de César Chávez, Dolores Huerta, en celebración de las valiosas historias de las comunidades Chicano, Chicana, Chicanx, Filipina, Filipino, Filipinx, y Latina, Latino, Latinx en nuestras escuelas. De manera que el distrito invita a la comunidad de BUSD a participar en “Solidaridad a Través de las Generaciones – Campos de Unidad (Solidarity Across Generations – Fields of Unity)”, un evento que se celebrará en colaboración con varias organizaciones comunitarias el 10 de abril, y en un concurso de ensayo y arte para estudiantes, cuya fecha límite de presentación es el 4 de abril.

Los estudiantes de Secundaria, Preparatoria y Universidad pueden participar en una competencia de ensayo y arte. El plazo de entrega finaliza el 4 de abril y los ganadores serán informados el 8 de abril. Preséntelos utilizando los enlaces siguientes.

Escuela Secundaria

Preparatoria

Universidad

Celebre el trabajo de Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong y César Chávez el jueves 10 de abril a las 4:30  PM en el Berkeley City College Auditorium. Please Confirme su Asistencia – RSVP para el evento AQUÍ.

 

Ferias de transición del African American Success Framework

 

A flyer for the "8th to 9th Grade Transition Fair" at Berkeley High School on Saturday, April 19th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM in Donahue Gym. The flyer features the Berkeley Public Schools logo and the African American Success Framework logo. The text highlights opportunities to "GET RESOURCES!", "MEET TEACHERS!", and "ATTEND WORKSHOPS!" with three accompanying black and white photos showing students engaged in these activities. Below, the flyer encourages attendees to "MEET THE ORGANIZATIONS WELCOMING YOU TO HIGH SCHOOL!" and lists various groups including Wellness Center, Student Clubs, Athletics, Math I, Physics I, English I, Ethnic Studies, World Language, Engineering Clubs, VAPA, PE, LEAP, CTE, BRIDGE, RISE, College Bound, and "AND MORE!". The location is listed as 1980 Allston Way, with parking in the M Gate parking lot on Milvia (map on back). The background of the flyer is a textured beige and red gradient.

A flyer announcing the "5th to 6th Grade Transition Fair" for Berkeley Public Schools, taking place on Saturday, April 26th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM at MLK Middle School, located at 1781 Rose Street with entrance on Grant Street and parking on the blacktop. The flyer features the Berkeley Public Schools logo and the African American Success Framework logo. Bold text encourages attendees to "GET RESOURCES!", "MEET TEACHERS!", and "ATTEND WORKSHOPS!", accompanied by three black and white photographs showing students participating in these activities. Below, the flyer invites attendees to "MEET THE ORGANIZATIONS WELCOMING YOU TO MIDDLE SCHOOL!!" and lists several groups including Longfellow Middle School Dancers, AVID, City of Berkeley Parks & Rec, Young, Gifted and Black Clubs, Visual and Performing Arts Specialist, Healthy Black Families, Black Girls United, Berkeley Public Schools Fund STEM Camps, and "...AND MORE!". The flyer has a red and light green color scheme with an illustration of a school building in the background.

Alt Text: A colorful campus map of Berkeley High School, oriented with North towards the top left. The map labels various buildings and areas with letters (A through M) and names, including Florence Schwimley Theatre, Community Theatre, Upper Courtyard, Campus Green, Jacket Gym, Jacket Stadium, Softball Field, and Donahue Gym (circled in red). Different buildings are color-coded: Building A (red), Building C (purple), Building D (light blue), Building E (dark blue), Building F (pink), Building G (light green), Building H (teal), Building J (light blue), Building K (dark blue), and Building M (orange). Several gates are marked: Allston Way has the Little Theatre Entrance and the H Gate. Martin Luther King Jr. Way has the MLK Gate. Milvia Street has the Visitors Entrance and the A Gate. Channing Way has the Channing Gate. The M Gate is located off Milvia Street, with an arrow indicating "PARKING" in the adjacent area. The location of the "TRANSITION FAIR Portables" is shown near Donahue Gym. Accessible entrances are indicated by wheelchair symbols. Arrows show the flow of traffic near the M Gate parking area. The map includes street names (Allston Way, Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Milvia Street, and Channing Way) to provide context. A compass rose in the bottom left corner indicates the cardinal directions.

Las familias del BUSD están invitadas a dos ferias de transición organizadas por el African American Success Framework. Las ferias brindan oportunidades para que los estudiantes de 5to grado y sus familias escuchen sobre los programas de apoyo en las escuelas secundarias del BUSD, y para que los estudiantes de 8vo grado y sus familias conozcan sobre los programas de apoyo a nivel de preparatoria.

Feria de transición de 8vo a 9no grado: Sábado, 19 de abril, de 10:00 a. m. a 11:30 a. m. en el gimnasio Donahue de Berkeley High School.

Feria de transición de 5to a 6to grado: Sábado, 26 de abril, de 10:00 a. m. a 11:30 a. m. en Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School

 

Noche de cine comunitario del OUSD

A poster advertising a "Community Movie Night!" featuring a free screening of the film "The Ride Ahead" on "April 15th" at the "Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Avenue Oakland." Entry is by RSVP only, with a "click here" button and a QR code provided for registration. The event schedule includes a "5:30 Student Panel" where "OUSD Young Adults share their stories," followed by the "6:30 Film Screening" of "The Ride Ahead." The left side of the poster prominently displays the movie poster for "The Ride Ahead," subtitled "LOVE, TATTOOS, AND DISABLED THINGS." The poster features an illustration of a man in a wheelchair, with his arms raised triumphantly against a backdrop of cityscapes and abstract designs. The film is credited as "A film by Samuel Habib & Dan Habib." At the bottom, a link to watch the trailer is provided: "https://www.therideaheadfilm.com/watch." The overall design includes a bright yellow burst at the top right announcing "FREE!" and a decorative border at the bottom featuring stylized popcorn containers with popcorn spilling out. The "Special Education" logo is visible in the bottom right corner. The text "Join us for a fun evening!" is centrally located to encourage attendance.

Oakland Unified invita a las familias del BUSD a su noche de cine comunitario en el Grand Lake Theatre el 15 de abril, donde se proyectará la película “The Ride Ahead” de Samuel Habib y Dan Habib. Samuel, que tiene 21 años, quiere tener citas, independizarse e ir a la universidad.  Sin embargo, usa una silla de ruedas de 350 libras, se comunica mediante un dispositivo electrónico y puede sufrir convulsiones en cualquier momento. Decidido a forjar su camino, busca guía de los activistas más rebeldes por los derechos de personas con discapacidad en los EE. UU.

Antes de la película, jóvenes adultos compartirán sus experiencias en un panel estudiantil del OUSD a las 5:30 p. m.

 

Feria del clima

A poster announcing the "THIRD ANNUAL BUSD CLIMATE FAIR" taking place on "SATURDAY APRIL 26, 2025" from "10AM-2PM" at "WILLARD MIDDLE SCHOOL." The poster features a light blue background with teal and green text. At the top, it reads "JOIN US FOR THE THIRD ANNUAL" followed by "BUSD CLIMATE FAIR" in larger, bold teal letters. Below this is the date and time, and then the location. The central image shows a stylized globe with green landmasses and blue oceans. Multiple hands, depicted in orange and pink hues, are shown reaching up to touch the globe from below. Below the globe, the words "STUDENT PROJECT SHOWCASE," "HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES," "BIKE AND SEWING REPAIR," and "FOOD, PRIZES AND MORE!" are listed in teal. On either side of the globe and hands illustration, there is a simple drawing of a green tree with a brown trunk, situated on a green grassy area. The overall design is cheerful and promotes environmental awareness.

Se invita a estudiantes y familias a participar en la tercera Feria anual del clima TK-8 del BUSD el sábado 26 de abril, de 10:00 a. m. a 2:00 p. m. en la Willard Middle School.

La feria del clima 2025 exhibirá proyectos estudiantiles de primaria y secundaria sobre el clima. Este evento es una parte clave en los esfuerzos del distrito para promover la alfabetización sobre el clima en el currículo escolar. 

 

Reuniones de la Junta Escolar

A maroon-colored banner announcing "School Board Meetings" at "1231 Addison Street / Zoom." Below the title, there are five portrait photos of individuals identified as members of the school board. From left to right, they are: Ka'Dijah Brown, President: A woman with dark curly hair and a warm smile. Mike Chang, Vice President: A man with short dark hair, wearing a light blue patterned shirt. Jen Corn, Director / Clerk: A person with short, light-colored hair and a neutral expression. Jennifer Shanoski, Director: A woman with long brown hair and a slight smile, wearing a dark top. Ana Vasudeo, Director: A woman with long brown hair, wearing glasses and a dark blazer over a light-colored top. At the bottom center of the banner is a white rectangular box with a black border, stating "Wednesday / April 9 & 30 / 7:00 PM" in black text. The "Berkeley Public Schools" logo is located in the bottom left corner.

En abril, las reuniones regulares del School Board de BUSD se celebrarán los miércoles 5 y 19 de abril. La sesión abierta comienza a las 7:00PM en el 1231 Addison Street y virtualmente en Zoom. Más información acerca de las reuniones del School Board y cómo asistir virtualmente AQUÍ.

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The Berkeley Unified School District is committed to providing equal opportunity for all individuals in district programs and activities. Accordingly, BUSD programs and activities shall be free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation and bullying based on actual or perceived ancestry, age, color, disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression; nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. The Board shall promote programs which ensure that discriminatory practices are eliminated in all district activities. (Board Policy 0410, Board Policy 1311, Board Policy 4030, Board Policy 5145.3, Board Policy 5145.7)

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