Country Lane Elementary School was the recipient of new shaded benches, thanks to the volunteer service of local Boy Scouts, led by Life Scout Jeffrey Zang of Troop 330 in Campbell. Built around existing solar panel structures, six benches were built and installed for the students to use during their recess and lunch time.

Baker 4th and 5th graders were recipients of the National Football League’s (NFL) 49ers Play 60 Initiative, a national youth health and fitness campaign focused on increasing the wellness of young students by encouraging them to be active for at least 60 minutes a day.

Latimer Teachers Chris Bean and Julie Reid were each awarded a $500 math grant from the Philanthropic Ventures Foundation. Click here to learn more.

Easterbrook Discovery School (EDS) has recently been ranked as the highest individual fundraising school for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s ® Pennies for Patients ® campaign in the Silicon Valley and Monterey Bay Area. With over 300 schools participating in this region, Easterbrook Discovery School raised $15,676.92, a gain of more than $3,500 from their Number One spot last school year.

Bill Pierce, Special Education Teacher at Easterbrook Discovery School (EDS) and Bob Burgner, Resource Specialist at Moreland Middle School (MMS) were honored at the SELPA III Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Teacher Awards Luncheon on May 25, 2017. Nominated by Director of Educational Services, Theresa Molinelli, teachers were selected based on their commitment to children with disabilities.

Moreland Middle School 7th grade student, Aarushi Wadhwa, testified with Assemblymember and former Campbell Mayor Evan Low in support of Assembly Constitutional Amendment 10, proposing to lower the voting age from 18 to 17 in the state of California. After her testimony this month in Sacramento, alongside another Northern California student, the Assembly Elections Committee passed Assemblymember Low’s proposal four to one.

Latimer’s Girls With Ideas lunchtime club has joined with a West Valley College student outreach project to bring a Little Free Library to Latimer. The Little Free Library is a project based on the international nonprofit organization inspiring free neighborhood book exchanges, therefore profoundly increasing access to books for readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Moreland is thrilled to announce our District-Wide People of the Year. Congratulations to Teacher of the Year Shanna Urbancic from Moreland Middle School, Classified Person Chanelle Brearley from Latimer, and Volunteer of the Year Michelle Mapes from Baker! Moreland's Administrator of the Year is Easterbrook Discovery (EDS) Principal Sherri Vasquez!

Moreland Middle School 8th grade student Daiki Nakajima was selected as a 2017 DownBeat Student Music Awards (SMA) winner, a national competition open to junior high, high school, university and solo entries. Daiki has received the “Junior High School Outstanding Performance” for his Tenor Saxophone recording.

Nine Moreland students placed at the MathCon National Finals held at the University of Illinois in Chicago, April 22, 2017. Among the top 1% of students chosen to advance from the Regional competition in March, only the top scores received an Honorable Mention or higher.