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School Resource Guide 2016 ABCUSD BACK TO SCHOOL RESOURCE GUIDE ABCUSD NEWS & INFORMATION •Award Winning District •Bus Stops •District Holidays •Back to School Dates •Graduation Dates PRINCIPALS’ UPDATES FROM ALL ABCUSD SCHOOLS •19 Elementary Schools •5 Middle Schools •5 High Schools •ABC Adult School 2016-17 ABC Unified School District Back-to-School Resource Guide 1 Table of Contents District Map.........................................................................................................................................................................................4 A Message From The Superintendent - Dr. Mary Sieu ...............................................................................................................5 A Message From The Board President - Olympia Chen ..............................................................................................................5 Board of Education ....................................................................................................................................................................6 ABC Unified - An Award Winning District ..................................................................................................................................7 ABC Magnet School Programs ..................................................................................................................................................10 ABCUSD Graduation Dates, Back to School Schedule, PTA Council ............................................................................................12 ABC Unified School District Bus Stops......................................................................................................................................13 ABC School Calendar/School Holidays .......................................................................................................................................14 Ad Hoc Board Advisory Committee-Facilities .............................................................................................................................14 ABC‘s Child Development Programs...........................................................................................................................................15 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ............................................................................................................................. 16 Aloha Elementary School ..........................................................................................................................................................16 Bragg Elementary School .........................................................................................................................................................17 Burbank Elementary School ......................................................................................................................................................18 Carver Elementary School ........................................................................................................................................................19 Cerritos Elementary School .....................................................................................................................................................20 Elliott Elementary School ........................................................................................................................................................20 Furgeson Elementary School ....................................................................................................................................................21 Gonsalves Elementary School ..................................................................................................................................................22 Hawaiian Elementary School ....................................................................................................................................................23 Juarez Elementary School .......................................................................................................................................................24 Kennedy Elementary School ....................................................................................................................................................25 Leal Elementary School ...........................................................................................................................................................26 Melbourne Elementary School .................................................................................................................................................26 Niemes Elementary School ......................................................................................................................................................27 Patricia Nixon Elementary School ............................................................................................................................................28 Palms Elementary School .........................................................................................................................................................29 Stowers Elementary School .....................................................................................................................................................30 Willow Elementary School ........................................................................................................................................................31 Wittmann Elementary School ...................................................................................................................................................31 MIDDLE SCHOOLS ....................................................................................................................................31 Carmenita Middle School ......................................................................................................................................................... 32 Fedde Middle School ...............................................................................................................................................................33 Haskell Middle School ............................................................................................................................................................33 Ross Middle School .................................................................................................................................................................34 Tetzlaff Middle School ............................................................................................................................................................35 HIGH SCHOOLS..........................................................................................................................................................................36 Artesia High School ................................................................................................................................................................36 Cerritos High School ...............................................................................................................................................................36 Gahr High School ....................................................................................................................................................................37 Whitney High School ...............................................................................................................................................................38 Tracy High School ...................................................................................................................................................................38 ABC Adult School ....................................................................................................................................................................39 Best Wishes for a Successful School Year! From the Cerritos City Council 4 2016-17 ABC Unified School District Back-to-School Resource Guide A Message From The Superintendent - Dr. Mary Sieu In 1965, forward thinking educators unified Artesia, Bloomfield and Carmenita School Districts cre- ating the ABC Unified School District. Their goal was to create world class schools among the diverse communities served in the District. Needless to say, times and technologies have changed since then but our core mission remains the same—to provide the highest quality educational experience we can envision. We remain committed in our focus on raising student achievement with our 21,000 (TK-12) students as well as our preschool and adult learners in the District. ABCUSD I have been with ABCUSD since 1989 and this is my fifth year as the District Superintendent. I feel Superintendent great pride and humility when I consider my legendary predecessors. However, I recognize that the Dr. Mary Sieu strength of our District is our ability to leverage individual talents of our stakeholders including our remarkable Board of Education, dynamic teachers, our support staff, amazing parents and community members. As a result, our District has thrived throughout the past fifty one years to become one of the top perform- ing districts in the State. ABCUSD is fortunate to serve a number of communities that truly understand the importance of education.
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