Superintendent
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Office of the SuperintendentTop of Page
| Name | Position | Phone | |
| Glenn Vander Zee | Superintendent | vanderzeeg@esuhsd.org | 408-347-5010 |
| Mary Guillen | Executive Assistant | guillenm@esuhsd.org | 408-347-5011 |
| Sergio Diaz Luna |
Director of Communications and Community Engagement
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408-347-5014 | |
| Nguyet Dinh |
Coordinator of Parent & Family Engagement
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dinhn@esuhsd.org | 408-347-5332 |
| Superintendent's Office - Fax | 408-347-5015 | ||
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News and InformationTop of Page
For the latest news and information on East Side Union High School District, access the links below.
Read the latest newsletter and news releases. Also available are archived newsletters and news releases from previous years.
The East Side Union High School District (ESUHSD) has established an Audit Committee to assist the Board of Trustees (Board) in the oversight of both the internal and external audit functions.
Read about the latest happenings in the Bond Program in our quarterly newsletters and find out about upcoming grand openings and groundbreaking events at East Side.
The Budget Advisory Committee is a standing committee with representatives from all stakeholders in the District. Its purpose is to review the District's Budget, share the information with constituent groups and generate recommendations for the Superintendent's consideration in the budget development process.
Education beyond high school is becoming more and more necessary in order to make a wage that would support a family. Yet, not all students graduate high school prepared to enter college or post secondary options. In order to ensure all students are prepared for success in college and careers, regardless of ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic status the US Department of Education, along with The Council of Chief State School Officers and The National Governors Association, embarked on a mission to implement the Common Core State Standards in all states.
When Governor Brown signed the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) into law, it changed the rules on how state money is allocated to school districts and how districts can spend those funds. LCAP stands for a Local Control Accountability Plan, which each school district must write to explain its goals and strategies for improving achievement for all students. The plan details how these funds will be used to increase and improve services for students.
Read the updates on the progress of negotiations/collective bargaining between the District and Union(s). Also available are archived negotiations updates.