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New Principal Named for Coyote Creek Elementary School
Board appoints Marsha Tokuyoshi principal of Coyote Creek
Odyssey of the Mind World Competition
Local High Schoolers excel in this year's competition.
Board of Education Meeting - June 24, 2008
The Board of Education will hold a regular board meeting at the San Ramon Valley Education Center located at 699 Old Orchard Drive, Danville beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Students Chalk Up the End of School

Neil Armstrong Elementary in San Ramon attempts to create the school district’s largest chalk drawing.
Three Schools Get New Principals
Pine Valley Middle School, Hidden Hills and Green Valley Elementary will be under new leadership in the fall.
SRVUSD Receives $50,000 in Educational Grants from Chevron
Contribution is a part of a $100K Chevron grant program for local area schools
5th grade student honored by state organization

Kathryn Rodd selected as ACSA Region VI winner of "Every Student Succeeding" grant.
Senior Citizen Exemption Form
Residents 65 years or older can file for an exemption from the Excellence in Education Parcel Tax
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Welcome Steve Enoch, new Superintendent for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District!   ......     First day of school, August 25th (minimum day).

Welcome to the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. We are an extremely high performing district in a very active and supportive community. Our mission is to prepare all our students, in a safe and educationally rich environment, to flourish as responsible, ethical, and productive citizens in an ever-changing world.

Our dedicated and highly trained staff, hard-working students, and involved and highly educated parent community are just a few reasons why SRVUSD is one of the highest achieving school districts in California. I invite you to explore our site, ask questions, and discover one of the major reasons why so many people choose to live, work and raise their children in the San Ramon Valley.

Steve Enoch,
Superintendent