2022-2023 School Year Information
Click on the image below to view the VES Principal's Message, and presentations from each grade-level teacher, Nurse Carol, Enrichment Team and Support Staff.
Morning Supervision
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Students dropped off between 7:30 am and 7:45 am have the option to sit in the MPR until there is enough adult supervision for students to play outside from 7:45 to their school start time.
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Please contact VES Champions to set up morning care if you need to drop your child off before 7:30 am.
upcoming events
February 27th-March 3rd: Read Across America Week
February 28th: Dress for Success Day
March 1st: Crazy Socks Day
Early Release Days on 3/1, 3/15, 3/22, and 3/29:
- 3rd Grade Dismissal 1:50
- 4th Grade Dismissal 1:45
- 5th Grade Dismissal 1:40
March 2nd: VES Read-a-Thon begins. Wear a Hat Day
March 3rd: PTO Meeting 8:30 a.m. at VES in room C-1 - Everyone welcome! Wear Green Day
March 3rd and 7th-10th: Minimum Days Parent/Teacher Conferences
- 3rd Grade Dismissal 12:30
- 4th Grade Dismissal 12:25
- 5th Grade Dismissal 12:20
March 9th and 23rd: TUSD Board Board of Trustees Meeting 6:15 pm-10:00 pm - Board Agenda
March 16th: VES Read-a-Thon ends.
March 20th-24th: Book Fair
April 10th-14th: Spring Break
stay connected
Attendance
A reminder from Monica Devera, VES Attendance Clerk:
Email: vesattendance@templetonusd.org
Call: 805-434-5844.
For your convenience, our office hours are from 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Independent Study Contract Process:
Devon Hodgson, Ed.D.
Email Address: dhodgson@templetonusd.org
January 12 VES Board Presentation
2121 Vineyard Dr.
Templeton, CA 93465
Phone: 805-434-5840
Monica Devera Registrar/Clerk (805) 434-5840 mdevera@templetonusd.org
Marcy Benson Site Secretary (805) 434-5841 mbenson@templetonusd.org
Carol Robins School Nurse (805) 434-5840 crobins@templetonusd.org
Blue Ribbon School
About Us
Mission
TUSD exists to engage and work collaboratively with students, families and the community to create systems which develop character, academics, global awareness as well as economic, artistic, civic, digital and health literacy allowing our youth numerous options in the pursuit of an ethical and successful life in the 21st Century. With relationships as our foundation, we provide timely and caring feedback which guides progress and ensures success.
Vision
TUSD is an educational system where stakeholders are empowered, respected and adequately resourced to deliver broad-based and effective pathways from which student and employee outcomes are self-determined as a result of individual talents, interests and choices. The fundamental values of integrity, perseverance, excellence and local control are apparent in all interactions between staff members and during interactions with the public.
