From early childhood through high school, UCFSD offers outstanding learning experiences to educate and empower students. Our district is rich in tradition, proud of our students and educators, and supportive of our vision, to unlock the potential in all of us. UCFSD does more than just teach children how to read, write and take tests. We foster a love of learning, teach students how to be critical thinkers, and set them on the path for success
Family and community involvements foster partnerships among schools, family and community groups, and individuals. These partnerships result in sharing and maximizing resources. And they help children and youth develop healthy behaviors and promote healthy families.
Using research and learning from educational leaders is a common practice of our school district.
The elementary teaching staff engaged in a year-long collaborative study about how people learn. Within the context of four core books, teams of professional staff investigated the intricacies of learning. Learning is at the core of everything we do in school. From academic, social-emotional, and the physical, understanding how we learn is key to our success as educators.
While focusing on enhancing instructional practices, designing minds-on activities and resources for students, and informing and supporting our community, the objective of the book study was to build professional connections and reflect on our practices as educators.
Some of the resources that we used to forward our learning and growth as educators are shared HERE.
All UCFSD school buildings are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students and staff are currently participating in distance learning.
Spring break will continue as planned (April 6th through April 13th).
April 14th will be an in-service day for teachers - this will be a day off for students.
After Spring break students will return to distance learning on April 15th until further notice.
Please click here for the latest information regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
