UPCOMING DATES Aug 11: First Day of School
Aug 14: Campo Welcome Back Dance
Aug 18: CPC First Meeting at 9am, Campo Library |
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ANNOUNCEMENTS MESSAGE FROM CPC PRESIDENT Welcome to the 26/27 school year! Hope you all enjoyed the summer and are looking forward to the year ahead. Campo Parents Club (CPC) will issue this newsletter at the start of each week providing you with key information for upcoming events. Please consider purchasing CPC membership using this link and help us fund our activities that enrich Campo life for students, teachers and our community. Thank you! NEW: THANK YOU TO COUGAR DAY VOLUNTEERS!
Thank you to all the volunteers for Cougar Day and especially our Cougar Day chairs, Lisa Sween, Monique Rigsby, Yukie Fujimoto, for an incredibly fun and smooth Cougar Day! Every new student should have received their “Campo Red Shirt” as a gift from the Parents Club. These red shirts are proudly owned by every student, teacher and staff member to support our effort that everybody at Campo belongs. If your student did not receive a shirt or would like to change sizes, they should go to room E9 for pickup/swap. NEW: WELCOME BACK DANCE - FRIDAY, AUG 14
We need chaperones onFriday, August 14 from 8-9:30pm. It’s a great time to connect with parents and kids and if you sign up with a friend, we’ll put you together! Email Lindsay Webb-Peploe at lwebb-peploe@auhsdschools.org. NEW: CAMPO ATTENDANCE LINE INFORMATION
The new email address of the Attendance Office to report absences is campoattendance@auhsd.org, the office number is (925) 280-3953. NEW: SPIRIT WEAR STORE REOPENED!
Missed the first round of Spirit Wear for the 2026–2027 school year? The store is back open with tons of brand-new designs. Grab your hoodies, t-shirts, sweatpants, and gear before the store closes on September 2. Click Here to Order! NEW: 18th ANNUAL FORE OUR SCHOOLS GOLF TOURNAMENT - MONDAY, SEP 14
18th Annual Fore Our Schools Golf Tournament Benefiting Moraga Schools and Moraga Education Foundation (9/14/26). Register HERE! NEW: SCOUTING AMERICA TROOP 402
Troop 402 welcomes all youth ages 11–17 identifying as female, trans, and gender non-conforming to build leadership, camaraderie, and outdoor skills in an inclusive, supportive environment. Join us Wednesdays at 7:30pm at 3502 School Street, Lafayette, CA. Contact Heather Tzortzis or visit troop402.org for details. SIGN UP NOW FOR THE LAFAYETTE RES RUN FOR EDUCATION!
Early Bird Registration is NOW Open for the 2026 Lafayette Res Run for Education, but only through June 30! Race day is Sunday, October 18. Register now for the 5k, 10k, 2mile or Reservoir Challenge. As a result of last year’s race, the beneficiary amount awarded to the schools in 2025 totaled $37,611.32! Sign up today and support OUR school! To see highlights from last year's race, see the website Lafayette Res Run for Education - Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. CHECK OUT THE CLASS SECTIONS!
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MORAGA EDUCATION FOUNDATION NEW: MEF 2026-2027 GIVING CAMPAIGN
Did you know that even with parcel tax revenue, Campolindo receives $3,924 LESS in funding per student than the AVERAGE high school in California? This is the gap MEF is trying to fill. Please make an investment in your student's education at Campolindo by giving to the MEF Giving Campaign, because when we close the gap, we open a door! NEW: MORAGA'S 2ND ANNUAL RIB THROWDOWN
Come eat some delicious BBQ at the Canyon Club on August 29, and raise funds for our schools! Get your tickets here. NEW: MAKE A DIFFERENCE AT CAMPO - BECOME AN MEF AMBASSADOR!
Want to make a meaningful impact on your student’s education without a major time commitment? We’re looking for parents to join the MEF Ambassador Team. Ambassadors help share MEF’s story, connect our school community, and support the programs and resources that benefit every student. It’s a flexible volunteer opportunity designed for busy parents—just a few hours, a few times each year. Your voice. Your community. A stronger Campolindo. Interested in learning more? Contact jessica@kitacorp.net. Learn more at moragaeducation.org. |
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ATHLETICS NEWS NEW: CAMPO ATHLETICS -- HEAD COACH CONTACTS NEW: GIRLS GOLF TRYOUT - TUESDAY, AUGUST 11
Tryouts for Girls Golf begins Tuesday, August 11th, 4pm at the Moraga Country Club Putting Green. Tryouts are planned to run from August 11-14. Athletic Clearance must be completed to participate in tryouts. Please bring your clubs and some water. If you have any questions, please reach out to Head Coach Hilleary Wright. NEW: GIRLS TENNIS TRYOUTS, THIS WEEK!
Varsity tryouts: Monday (1:30-5:30pm), Tuesday (3:45-6:45pm) and Wednesday (3:15-6:15pm). JV tryouts: Thursday (3:45-7pm) and Friday (3:15-6:30pm). See you on the courts! ATHLETIC REGISTRATION FOR '26/'27 SCHOOL YEAR
Athletic Registration for the '26/'27 school year will open on June 1, 2026 on Sportsnet. Physicals for next school year must be dated after June 1, 2026. For more information on the athletic registration process go HERE: Athletic Clearance is required every year and must be done prior to the start date of the season of sport. Athletic Clearance is valid for the entire school year once complete. - Fall Sports (Start Aug. 10): G. Flag Football, G. Volleyball, G. Golf, Football, Water Polo, Cross Country, G. Tennis
- Winter Sports (Start Nov. 2): Wrestling, Basketball, Soccer
- Spring Sports (Start Feb 8): Softball, Baseball, Lacrosse, Swimming/Diving, B. Golf, Track, G. Beach Volleyball, B. Volleyball, Stunt Cheer, B. Tennis
- Year-Round Sports (Start Aug 10): Sideline Cheer, Competitive Cheer
CAMPOATHLETICS APP
Download the NEW Campolindo Athletics App on the Apple APP store or the Google Play Store to stay up to date with all things related to Campo Athletics. Please visit our Campo Athletics Website for all the latest information.
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COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER NEW: SENIOR MEETINGS WITH THE COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER - late August/Early September
We will be meeting with all Seniors during Gov/Econ classes to review post-secondary plans, highlight where to find support, and for those attending 4-year college review MaiaLearning tasks: linking Common App to MaiaLearning, requesting Letters of Recommendation, completing surveys for Counselor Letters of Recommendation, adding schools to “Applying to” list, balancing college lists, ordering transcripts/test scores and keeping organized through the fall. Stay tuned for dates. NEW: UPCOMING ACADEMIES
(Space Limited to 25) Location - E13, register in Teachmore/College and Career. More academies to come through the entire college application season. August 14: No Academy - Safety Presentation for all grades
August 19: Getting Started: CommonApp & UC App
August 21: College Essay Brainstorming Mini-Workshop
August 26: 10th Grade only - Check-in: What you should be thinking about this year?
(all others have an Assembly/Orientation)
August 28: No Academy - Welcome Back Rally NEW: FALL COLLEGE ADMISSIONS VISITS ON OUR CAMPUS (Space Limited to 25)
Location: E13, registering on MaiaLearning under the "Events" Tab. You must pick up a pass in the College & Career Center 2-DAYS prior and have your teacher sign. Bring with you to the CCC so I can check you in. You may not attend without a teacher approved pass. These 30 minute informational sessions are for students grade 10-12 (especially Seniors) who are interested in learning about a university, want to show demonstrated interest or have specific questions for the Admissions Rep. Upcoming events listed below. Find the full list on MaiaLearning or the Events Tab on the College and Career web site. Aug 20: Miami University-Oxford, Texas Christian Univ., Saint Mary’s College
Aug 25: Worcester Poly Tech, Southern Methodist Univ, High Point Univ, Franklin and Marshall
Aug 26: Stony Brook Univ., University of Utah, Arizona State Univ.
Sept 1: UMass Amherst, University of Miami, Pitzer College, University of Minnesota, Bard College, Middlebury College
Sept 3: Whitman College, College of Charleston
Sept 8: Western Washington University
Sept 10: Loyola Marymount Univ., University of Florida
Sept 15: Bryn Mawr College, University of Denver, College of the Holy Cross, Lewis & Clark, Johns Hopkins Univ., University of Wisconsin
Sept 16: Bentley Univ., Reed College, Union College, Hamilton College
Sept 17: University of Puget Sound, Oregon State, University of Connecticut, Washington State Univ., Villanova Univ. APPOINTMENTS WITH THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
A very important part of our work is ensuring each student has a good college list in Maia. If you are stumped, don't worry—we're here to help you build one. We recommend families use a College Cost Calculator to help determine which schools are financially a good fit. More information on the college and career process can be found on College & Career 101. Please feel free to make an appointment with us on the Campo College/Career Website, Campo College Calendly links and check out "Upcoming Events." If you don’t intend to apply to college, we would love to help you map out your post-graduation plans - make an appointment in College/Career, if you have any questions. MRS. DUFF, COLLEGE & CAREER COUNSELOR
Click here for all the latest information from the College & Career Center. |
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CAMPOLINDO WELLNESS CENTER NEW: The Wellness Center is excited to welcome students and families to a new school year! We are open from 8am through the end of the school day. Students can stop by for a wellness break, a cup of tea, or to speak with one of our counselors. This year the Wellness Center is offering students new opportunities to develop leadership skills, make a positive impact on campus, and support the well-being of their peers. Through our student-led clubs, participants build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and help create a more connected and healthy school community. Students interested in joining any of these clubs are encouraged to stop by the Wellness Center for more information. Bring Change to Mind (BC2M) is part of a national movement to end the stigma surrounding mental health. Members promote open conversations about mental wellness, foster peer support, build resilience, and lead campus-wide awareness events throughout the year. The club meets every other Wednesday. Protect Your Game is a new leadership opportunity designed for student-athletes. Members learn the latest research on how alcohol and other substances affect athletic performance and overall health, then share that knowledge with teammates and peers to promote informed, healthy choices. The club meets every other Wednesday. T.U.P.E. (Tobacco Use Prevention Educators) empowers students to become advocates for a tobacco-free and nicotine-free campus. Through presentations, awareness campaigns, and peer education, members help promote healthy choices and positive school culture. Sponsored by the Contra Costa County Office of Education, the club meets once a month. WELLNESS CENTER RESOURCES
If your student is experiencing difficulty with grief and loss, do not hesitate to reach out to Wellness, school counselors, or administrators. You can also access resources HERE and through the Contra Costa Crisis Center. Campolindo Wellness Referral From. For information and details regarding programming, support groups, and educational opportunities, visit our webpage or follow us on Instagram @campowellness. |
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CAMPOLINDO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING NEW: WELCOME BACK COUGARS – SUPPORT CAMPOLINDO DEIB
Welcome back returning and incoming new Cougar families! Please consider making a donation to Campolindo DEIB under the CPC registration link on the left tab. Your donations help support DEIB student grants, speakers and field trips for our classrooms, and student engagement & community celebrations. We appreciate your support! Stay current and follow us on our webpage and on Facebook. |
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FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS Welcome to our Freshman Class of 2030 Class Advisors:
Kristie Pinedo, Tami Shaffer, Tina Chaffin, Jully Rojas, Burcin Nee, Amy Chen Yee, Katariina Tuovinen, Lynn Andrews, Sean Roland, Celine Sherwood, David McCollum, Jennifer McCollum and Jenny Lallas. NEW: PARENT PARTY - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
Our parent party will be on Saturday, October 3 at a private residence in Moraga. Tickets are $75 per person and will include dinner and drinks! A fun event to get to know all our fellow 2030 parents! Tickets available now through Revtrak. NEW: HOMECOMING HALLWAY INSTALLATION
Save the date! Homecoming hallway installation will be either Oct. 11orOct. 12, tbd. We need parents as well as student volunteers to decorate and make our Freshman Hallways the best! The SignUpGenius link for volunteer and donation opportunities will be shared closer to the date. Join our Class of 2030 WhatsApp Group Join our Class of 2030 Parents Facebook Group Freshman College/Career Planning
For additional Class of 2030 information, visit our webpage. |
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