Mrs. Hamilton's Class - Parent Portal

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ELAC & DELAC

All California schools are required to have an ELAC (English Learner Advisory Committee) in place that meet a minimum of 4 times throughout the school year to review and discuss topics related to the support and success of our Multilingual Learner (MLL) population.

ELAC meetings for the 2025-2026 school year will be held virtually from 5:00-6:00 pm on Zoom: DATES TBD

A parent representative should be elected at the first ELAC meeting to attend DELAC (District English Learner Advisory Committee) Meetings provided by FUSD throughout the school year and report back to the ELAC committee. DELAC meetings for the 2025-2026 school year will be held virtually from 6:00-7:30 pm on Zoom:

Monday October 27, 2025
Monday December 8, 2025
Monday February 9, 2026
Monday April 6, 2026
Monday May 12, 2026

Fremont Unified School District Family Resources

Click on the title above or the picture to the left to be connected with our school district Family Resource page for English Language Learners.

Mrs. Hamilton's Welcome Letter To Families

Click on the title above for Mrs. Hamilton's Welcome Letter to families. Page one is in English. Additional language translations on following pages.

Connect With The Teacher - Email

Email is THE BEST way you can reach me this year, and will be the main form of communication I will use for more detailed updates. Formal school announcements, district-wide information, and Announcements with attachments will be sent out via email. Please email me if you have any questions, concerns, or updates on your child. Most emails will be answered within 24 hours, though non-urgent matters may take up to two days. Thanks for your patience!

You can reach me at: sherrihamilton@fusdk12.net

Supplies For Class

We do require much at this time. I will put out a message about special needs we may have as we continue with the school year. Thanks!

Homework

There is no homework for your child in this class. However, fluency of language acquisition requires practice, practice, and more practice! Help your child progress by providing daily speaking and literacy activities at home such as asking the to talk about their day at school, what they learned, and reading together. Your child does not have to be the reader, they can be the listener as well! Another way to help is by keeping the closed caption subtitles on television shows and movies for your child to make connections between oral and written words.

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