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Welcome to our CURRIE Middle School Distance Learning site. Please bookmark this site as a one stop location to gain access to updated information and links to every teacher's website.
Please be patient with yourself, your Cougar student, and our staff as we navigate this new Distance Learning Reality. If you have ANY questions, please reach out to a teacher, counselor, or admin staff for support. We are in this together and
COUGARS ARE RAD!
Click on the tabs above to find links for each teacher BY GRADE LEVEL.
RAD Expectations Online
RAD Expectations Online
Remain quiet and focus while the teacher is speaking
Maintain a positive attitude
Encourage and support one another
Respecting your peers/friends opinions, ideas, and feelings as well as offer support to your peers.
Complete and turn in assignments
Cougars, Be RAD online
RAD expectations
Respect Myself and Others
Accept Responsibility
Do the Right Thing
Visit every teachers website every day. There is no set time to check in, just check in daily. Create a schedule for yourself. There are some ideas posted in the parent resources tab.
Some days you will have a lesson to watch and an assignment to complete. Other days you will just have a message from your teacher, some reminders and an opportunity for office hours to connect with your teacher and ask questions.
Fridays are Student Choice days! There are links in the slide to the left for journaling ideas or genius hour ideas. You can also just catch up on Fridays.
Daily Announcement
Tustin Unified Extends School Closures to May 1 Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
At a special Board meeting this evening, the Tustin Unified School District Board of Education voted to extend school closures and continue distance learning through Friday, May 1, in response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic and stay-at-home order issued by Governor Newsom.
The District Administration Center will also remain closed. Individuals who need assistance can call the District at (714) 730-7301.
“The health and safety of our students and staff is a responsibility we take seriously,” TUSD Board President Francine Scinto said. “We are in constant communication with the State of California and Orange County education and public health agencies on how we can keep our learning community safe and healthy through this time.”
“We know school closures and the stay-at-home order will continue to create challenges for our students, families and staff,” TUSD Superintendent Dr. Gregory Franklin said. “Despite these challenges, our dedicated teachers and staff continue to work diligently to provide a positive and supportive educational experience for all students.”
Tustin Unified will continue to provide essential services, including food service to students. The District’s Grab-and-Go breakfast and lunch meals will continue three days per week – Monday, Tuesday and Thursday – from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Robert Heideman Elementary School, 15571 Williams Street; A.G. Currie Middle School, 1401 Sycamore Avenue; and Tustin High School, 1171 El Camino Real. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, students receive four meals – two for the current day and two for the next day.
The meals are provided at no cost to all children 18 years and younger (it is not necessary for them to be in the free and reduced lunch program). Service is set up as a drive-thru style for pickup; however, walk-ups are accepted. For more information, call the TUSD Nutrition Services Department at (714) 730-7301, ext. 396.
With the extension of school closures, TUSD is reminding the community that school campuses are closed to the public. In collaboration with city agencies and the Orange County Health Care Agency, the District is requesting that community members, including children and teens, do not come onto school campuses to use play structures, blacktop spaces and fields.
“TUSD custodians have been working very hard to keep our schools sanitized and safe, and with schools closed, there is no reason for anyone to be on campus at this time,” Franklin said.
Tustin Unified will continue to provide the public with relevant information and can check the TUSD website for regular updates at https://www.tustin.k12.ca.us. As another resource, individuals can visit the Orange County Health Care Agency’s website at https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/coronavirus-in-oc.
Food Services Information:
Beginning March 30, Tustin Unified will provide Grab-and-Go lunch and breakfast three days a week from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Robert Heideman Elementary School, 15571 Williams Street; A.G. Currie Middle School, 1401 Sycamore Avenue; and Tustin High School, 1171 El Camino Real. Here is the new schedule:
Monday – one hot lunch and one cold breakfast
Tuesday – one hot lunch, one cold lunch and two cold breakfasts (for Tuesday and Wednesday)
Thursday – one hot lunch, one cold lunch and two cold breakfasts (for Thursday and Friday)
The meals are provided at no cost to all children 18 years and younger (they do not have to be in the free and reduced lunch program). Children must be present to receive the food. Service is set up as a drive-thru style for pick up; however, walk-ups are accepted. For more information, call the TUSD Nutrition Services Department at (714) 730-7301, ext. 396.
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Questions? Contact your teacher or our admin team for support.
Rafael Plascencia, Principal - rplascencia@tustin.k12.ca.us
Michael Velez, Assistant Principal - mvelez@tustin.k12.ca.us
Kristi Urfano, Counselor - kurfano@tustin.k12.ca.us
Juan Morante, Counselor - jmorante@tustin.k12.ca.us
Elisa Padilla, Office Manager - epadilla@tustin.k12.ca.us
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