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Welcome 2021-2022
DISTRICT FACTS
BY THE NUMBERS
ABOUT US STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS
11,500 Students
The San Mateo-Foster City School
Largest School District in San
Mateo County
District (SMFCSD) operates 21
elementary and middle schools White
482 Classified Staff 22%
serving approximately 11,500
616 Teachers
students from preschool through 8th
322 Employees with Advanced
Degrees grade. Each school provides a variety Hispanic
Multiple Races
of support services including special 37%
13%
COMMUNITIES SERVED
education for eligible students,
Foster City English Language Development for
San Mateo students whose primary language is
Asian
22.5%
San Mateo County (Highlands) not English, and services for Gifted
students. The quality of instruction Filipino 2.5%
is of the utmost importance to each Pacific Islander 1.5%
American Indian/
school. Instruction and student African-American 1% Alaskan Native >1%
achievement are continually
monitored to ensure optimum
learning by all students. School staff are committed to preparing all students for
success using a rigorous, thought-provoking, standards-based curriculum in a
stimulating learning environment that meets District and State standards.
Our students are prepared to positively impact a dynamic and diverse world as they:
• Develop life and career skills through academic excellence and personal
wellness
• Become critical thinkers while taking responsible risks in their learning
• Acquire and exchange knowledge through collaboration and effective
communication
• Utilize creativity and technology to maximize their potential
• Demonstrate socially responsible citizenship
SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY SMFCSD’s goal is to educate all students to achieve their potential through a
To view individual school test rigorous program that builds a solid academic foundation and challenges students
results and demographics, visit to think critically and communicate effectively. We will inspire students to go out
the California Department of into the world as active, well-rounded, socially responsible citizens who positively
Education (CDE) website at impact today and the future. We educate students and inspire students to live, lead
www.cde.ca.gov.
and learn with integrity and joy.
School Accountability
Report Cards can be found
on the SMFCSD website at CALIFORNIA DISTINGUISHED SCHOOLS
www.smfcsd.net.
The California Distinguished Schools are recognized by the State Department
of Education as exemplary and inspiring public schools that demonstrate
significant gains in student achievement and display unique signature practices
that address student achievement. SMFCSD is proud to have 11 outstanding
schools that have received this honor.
Baywood Elementary North Shoreview Montessori
College Park Mandarin Immersion School
School Parkside Montessori School
Fiesta Gardens International School Abbott Middle School
Foster City Elementary Borel Middle School
Laurel Elementary Bowditch Middle School
Meadow Heights Elementary
Revised August 2021
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OUR SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARD
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Parkside Montessori (TK-6) Kenneth Chin
Audubon San Mateo Park Noelia Corzo
Baywood Math & Science* Alison Proctor
Beach Park Sunnybrae Lisa Warren
Beresford International Baccalaureate Shara Watkins
Brewer Island K-8 SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
College Park Bayside Academy Diego R. Ochoa
Mandarin Immersion Program STEAM (K-5) | STEM (6-8) COMMUNICATION
Fiesta Gardens International North Shoreview Montessori (K-8) Website: www.smfcsd.net
Spanish-English Immersion Program SMFCSD E-news: Sign up
Foster City MIDDLE SCHOOLS
to receive newsletter at
George Hall Abbott www.smfcsd.net
Accelerated Project-Based Learning* Spanish-English Immersion Community Reports: Mailed home
Highlands Program (6-8) to all residents in San Mateo &
Laurel Bayside Academy Foster City
Mandarin Immersion Program (6-8) Facebook: “Like” San Mateo-
LEAD
Foster City School District
Literacy, Enrichment, Academics Borel
& Digital Learning* Instagram: Follow us @smfcsd
Bowditch
Meadow Heights School Newsletters/Email Blasts:
*pending review
Sign up with child’s school
CALIFORNIA STATE STANDARDS Emergency Notifications: Parents
are automatically enrolled to
Developed by educational leaders and experts from across the country, the
receive time-sensitive information
California State Standards are a set of high-quality academic standards. These
learning standards define the knowledge and
skills students should master throughout their
K-12 education in order to graduate from high
school prepared to succeed in entry-level careers,
academic college courses and workforce training
programs. In the San Mateo-Foster City School
District, our Transitional Kindergarten through 8th
grade students and teachers use the California
State Standards to define student learning goals,
presenting our community’s children with optimal
opportunity to achieve success in a 21st Century
global economy. For more information about the
development of the California State Standards,
please visit www.cde.ca.gov.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
• Bay Area Air Quality Management • First 5 San Mateo County • Peninsula Special Interest Lions Club • San Mateo-Foster City Education
District • Foster City Parks & Rec • Project Read Foundation
• Black Parents Association • Foster City Public Library • Rotary Clubs of Foster City & San • San Mateo Parks & Rec
• Breathe California • HEART Mateo • San Mateo Police Activities League
• Central Peninsula Church • Homework Central • Samaritan House • San Mateo Public Library
• Chance to Excel • Jewish Council on Literacy • San Mateo Academic Rotary Team • San Mateo Union High School
• LANDED (SMART) Scholarship Program District
• City/County Association of
Governments • San Mateo Congregational Church • San Mateo Youth Foundation
• Latinos del Futuro Scholarship
• San Mateo County Coalition for Safe Scholarship
• City of Foster City • Mid-Peninsula Boys and Girls Club
Schools • Second Harvest Food Bank
• City of San Mateo • MidPen Housing Corp.
• San Mateo County Health System of • St. Bartholomew Social Justice
• City of San Mateo Safe Routes to • Newton Learning Center Diversity & Equity • St. James AME Zion Church
School • Operation School Bell • San Mateo County Office of • St. Mary’s College Reading Recovery
• College of San Mateo • Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center Education Program
• Create Mix and Mingle • Peninsula Health Care District • San Mateo County YMCA • Vision To Learn
• Dr. Al Landucci, Landucci Scholarship • Peninsula Jewish Community Center • San Mateo Elementary Teachers List updated regularly and may not be all-inclusive.
• Faith in Action Bay Area • Peninsula Multi-Faith Coalition Association (SMETA) Scholarship Apologies for any omissions.
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SMFCSD New Student Registration 2021-2022
Welcome to the San Mateo-Foster City School District (SMFCSD)! We are excited to welcome you to our
schools and help guide you through the process of registering your child.
KINDERGARTEN/TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN (K/TK) REGISTRATION
AGE AND GRADE LEVEL ELIGIBILITY
• Kindergarten: Children entering Kindergarten must be 5 years old by September 1, 2021.
• Transitional Kindergarten (TK): Children entering Transitional Kindergarten must be 5 years old on or
between September 2, 2021 – December 2, 2021.
• Students who do not turn 5 by December 2, 2021 are not eligible to enroll in the SMFCSD for the
2021 – 2022 school year.
THE STEPS TO REGISTER ARE:
STEP 1: Determine your child’s school of assignment based on your address of
residence
• To find your child’s school of assignment: www.smfcsd.net > Registration & Enrollment > School
Assignments
STEP 2: Collect all required registration documents (see next page for complete list)
• Required registration documents must be complete and up-to-date in order to be accepted by the school
office.
STEP 3: Complete the Aeries Online New Student Pre-Registration Form
• To find the form: www.smfcsd.net > Registration and Enrollment > How to Register for the 2021 – 2022
School Year > Click on the 2021 – 2022 Pre-Registration button
STEP 4: Submit all required registration documents (document upload in Aeries online
pre-registration form or email to the school of assignment) to complete the registration
process.
• Submit the required registration documents via the document upload available in the Aeries online
pre-registration form. Alternatively, you may email (scan or photo) the required registration documents to
the office staff of the school of assignment.
• The office staff of the school of assignment will review and verify the required registration documents.
• The Priority Registration window will open on January 11, 2021 at 12:00 pm (noon) and close on Fri-
day, January 29, 2021 at 12:00 pm (noon).
•School sites will continue to accept new student registrations after Priority Registration has ended on
January 29. Those registrations are not considered to have priority.
PLEASE NOTE
• Registration is considered complete only after you have completed document verification in Step #4.
•Step #4 must be completed by 12:00 pm (noon) on Friday, January 29 in order to be considered
within priority.
• The Aeries online pre-registration form can be completed on any internet-enabled device (cell phone,
tablet, laptop, computer).
• If your school of assignment does not have a TK program, your child will be placed at a school that does
for their TK year and then return to their school of assignment for Kindergarten the following school year.
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REQUIRED REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS
The following documents and forms are required to register in the San Mateo-Foster City School District.
1. Proof of Student’s Age: Student’s certified birth certificate, passport, duly attested baptismal certificate,
certified statement by the local registrar or county recorder certifying the date of birth. When none of the
foregoing documents is obtainable, an affidavit of the parent/guardian.
2. Child’s original, up-to-date immunization record
3. Child’s original Report of Health Examination for School Entry (encouraged at Kindergarten, but not
required until 1st grade)
4. Parent/Guardian current photo identification: current California State Driver License, current California
State ID Card or Valid Passport or Consulate Issued Picture ID, or other photo identification.
5. Proof of District Residency - Provide one original, current proof of residency from the list below:
• Declaration of District Residency • Voter Registration
• Current property tax bill • Current utility bill (e.g. PG&E,
• Current rental/lease agreement listing the parent/guardian landline telephone, water, gar-
name, child name(s), and name of property manager/owner bage, or cable TV).
and telephone number • Correspondence with a govern-
• Current homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy ment agency.
•Bill or correspondence must be
• State or federal tax return with a W-2 attached (please remove dated within the past 60 days.
social security number and income information from these
documents before submitting)
• Payroll/check stub with name and address
District Residency: Students must be physically living with their parent/guardian within district boundaries at the
time of registration (AR 5111/Education Code 48200). Ownership of real property within the district does not in and
of itself constitute residency.
NEW STUDENT TRANSFER REQUEST PROCESS
• All families wishing to request a transfer MUST FIRST COMPLETE the New Student Registration process.
• The online transfer request form will become available on the District website at 12:00 pm (noon) on
Monday, January 11, 2021.
• Parents/guardians may request up to two (2) schools of choice.
• All transfer requests received by the deadline of 12:00 noon on Friday, January 29, 2021 will be entered
into the school/program lottery.
• Transfer request status emails will be sent out by the end of the business day on Friday, February 26, 2021.
• Transfer requests received after the lottery deadline will automatically be added to the transfer request
list in the order received.
• Please note: in order for the request to be processed, you will need to enter your child’s enrollment ID
number found on the completed Aeries online pre-registration form. A transfer request will not be pro-
cessed for a new student if the new student registration process has not been completed at the school
of assignment.
• Plan to attend the school of assignment unless you receive communication
that the transfer has been granted.
• Transfer requests are granted only if there is room in the school and grade level requested.
• A transfer request is not a school registration and is not a guarantee of enrollment.
• All transfer requests expire the day before the first day of school for the 2021-
2022 school year. Transfers will not be granted after that day.
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PARENTS’ GUIDE TO IMMUNIZATIONS
R EQ UIR E D FO R S CH OOL E N T RY
Starting July 1, 2019
Students Admitted at TK/K-12 Need:
• Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (DTaP, DTP, Tdap, or Td) — 5 doses
(4 doses OK if one was given on or after 4th birthday.
3 doses OK if one was given on or after 7th birthday.)
For 7th-12th graders, at least 1 dose of pertussis-containing vaccine is required on or after 7th birthday.
• Polio (OPV or IPV) — 4 doses
(3 doses OK if one was given on or after 4th birthday)
• Hepatitis B — 3 doses
(Not required for 7th grade entry)
• Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) — 2 doses
(Both given on or after 1st birthday)
• Varicella (Chickenpox) — 2 doses
These immunization requirements apply to new admissions and transfers for all grades,
including transitional kindergarten.
Students Starting 7th Grade Need:
• Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap) —1 dose
(Whooping cough booster usually given at 11 years and up)
• Varicella (Chickenpox) — 2 doses
(Usually given at ages 12 months and 4-6 years)
In addition, the TK/K-12 immunization requirements apply to 7th graders who:
• previously had a valid personal beliefs exemption filed before 2016 upon entry between
TK/Kindergarten and 6th grade
• are new admissions
Records:
California schools are required to check immunization records for all new student admissions at
TK/Kindergarten through 12th grade and all students advancing to 7th grade before entry. Parents must
show their child’s Immunization Record as proof of immunization.
IMM-222 School (1/19) California Department of Public Health • Immunization Branch • ShotsForSchool.org
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Kindergarten & Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
School Information Meetings
Parents/guardians of students entering Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten in the San Mateo-Foster City
School District can learn more about their child’s school of assignment or a magnet program by visiting the school
website of their child’s school and viewing the School Information Meeting slide presentations provided by each
school. Please note: there are no in-person School Information Meetings or school visitations.
AUDUBON http://audubon.smfcsd.net
BAYSIDE ACADEMY http://bayside.smfcsd.net
BAYWOOD http://baywood.smfcsd.net
BEACH PARK http://beach-park.smfcsd.net
BERESFORD http://beresford.smfcsd.net
BREWER ISLAND http://brewer-island.smfcsd.net
COLLEGE PARK http://college-park.smfcsd.net
FIESTA GARDENS http://fiesta-gardens.smfcsd.net
FOSTER CITY http://foster-city.smfcsd.net
GEORGE HALL http://georgehall.smfcsd.net
HIGHLANDS http://highlands.smfcsd.net
LAUREL http://laurel.smfcsd.net
LEAD http://lead.smfcsd.net
MEADOW HEIGHTS http://meadow-heights.smfcsd.net
NORTH SHOREVIEW
http://north-shoreview.smfcsd.net
MONTESSORI
PARKSIDE MONTESSORI http://parkside.smfcsd.net
SAN MATEO PARK http://san-mateo-park.smfcsd.net
SUNNYBRAE http://sunnybrae.smfcsd.net
71ST–8TH GRADE NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION
THE STEPS TO REGISTER ARE:
1. Determine your child’s school of assignment based on your address of residence.
2. Collect all required registration documents.
3. Complete the Aeries Online New Student Pre-Registration Form.
4. Submit all required registration documents (document upload in Aeries online pre-registration form or
email to the school of assignment) to complete the registration process.
PLEASE NOTE
• Registration is considered complete only after you have completed document verification in Step #4.
• The Aeries online pre-registration form can be completed on any internet-enabled device (cell phone,
tablet, laptop, computer).
NEW STUDENT TRANSFER REQUEST PROCESS
• All families wishing to request a transfer MUST FIRST COMPLETE the New Student Registration process.
• The online transfer request form will become available on the District website at 12:00 pm (noon) on
Monday, January 11, 2021.
• Parents/guardians may request up to two (2)
schools of choice.
• All transfer requests received by the deadline of
12:00 pm (noon) on Friday, January 29, 2021
will be entered into the school/program lottery.
• Transfer request status emails will be sent out by
the end of the business day on Friday, February
26, 2021.
• Transfer requests received after the lottery dead-
line will automatically be added to the transfer
request list in the order received.
• Please note: in order for the request to be
processed, you will need to enter your child’s
enrollment ID number found on the completed
Aeries online pre-registration form. A transfer request will not be processed for a new student if
the new student registration process has not been completed at the school of assignment.
TRANSFER REQUEST INFORMATION FOR THE DISTRICT-WIDE
MAGNET PROGRAMS, GRADES 1-8
If requesting College Park, Fiesta Gardens, Parkside Montessori or North Shoreview Montessori for grades
1-5, students will be assessed by a teacher and the Principal before being accepted into the program; kinder-
garten-aged students do not need to be assessed. Students requesting the Abbott Middle School Spanish
Immersion Program and Bayside Academy Mandarin Immersion Program must have completed the elementary
immersion program at Fiesta Gardens for Abbott or at College Park for Bayside Academy 6-8.
• Plan to attend the school of assignment unless you receive communication
that the transfer has been granted.
• Transfer requests are granted only if there is room in the school and grade level requested.
• A transfer request is not a school registration and is not a guarantee of enrollment.
• All transfer requests expire the day before the first day of school for the 2021-
2022 school year. Transfers will not be granted after that day.
8TRANSFER REQUESTS—CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS
TRANSFER REQUEST PROCESS FOR CURRENT SMFCSD STUDENTS
• The online transfer request form will become available on the District website at 12:00 pm (noon) on
Monday, January 11, 2021.
• Parents/guardians may request up to two (2) schools of choice.
• All transfer requests received by the deadline of 12:00 pm (noon) on Friday, January 29, 2021 will be
entered into the school/program lottery.
• Transfer request status emails will be sent out by the end of the business day on Friday, February 26,
2021.
• Transfer requests received after the lottery deadline will automatically be added to the transfer request
list in the order received.
• Please note: in order for your request to be processed, you will need to enter your child’s perma-
nent ID number in the transfer request form. Please locate it before filling out the transfer request
form. Permanent ID numbers can be found on report cards, student ID cards, and class schedules.
TRANSFER REQUEST INFORMATION FOR THE DISTRICT-WIDE
MAGNET PROGRAMS, GRADES 1-8
If requesting College Park, Fiesta Gardens, Parkside Montessori or North Shoreview Montessori for grades
1-5, students will be assessed by a teacher and the Principal before being accepted into the program; kinder-
garten-aged students do not need to be assessed. Students requesting the Abbott Middle School Spanish
Immersion Program and Bayside Academy Mandarin Immersion Program must have completed the elementary
immersion program at Fiesta Gardens for Abbott or at College Park for Bayside Academy 6-8.
• Plan to attend the school of assignment based on your address of residence
unless you receive communication that the transfer has been granted.
• Transfer requests are granted only if there is room in the school and grade level requested.
• A transfer request is not a school registration and is not a guarantee of enrollment.
• All transfer requests expire the day before the first day of school for the 2020-
2021 school year. Transfers will not be granted after that day.
9Contact Information
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 13 Meadow Heights Elementary
1 Audubon Elementary 2619 Dolores Street, San Mateo (650) 312-7566
841 Gull Avenue, Foster City (650) 312-7500 14 Parkside Montessori (TK-6)
2 Baywood Elementary 1685 Eisenhower Street, SM (650) 312-7575
600 Alameda de las Pulgas, SM (650) 312-7511 15 San Mateo Park Elementary
3 Beach Park Elementary 161 Clark Drive, San Mateo (650) 312-7577
1058 Shell Boulevard, Foster City (650) 312-7400 16 Sunnybrae Elementary
4 Beresford Elementary 1031 S. Delaware, San Mateo (650) 312-7599
300 W. 28th Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7551
5 Brewer Island Elementary
K-8 SCHOOLS
1151 Polynesia Drive, Foster City (650) 312-7532 17 Bayside Academy STEAM (K-5) | STEM (6-8)
2025 Kehoe Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7660
6 College Park Elementary
715A Indian Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7691 18 North Shoreview Montessori (K-8)
Fiesta Gardens Elementary 1301 Cypress Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7588
7
1001 Bermuda Drive, San Mateo (650) 312-7737 MIDDLE SCHOOLS
8 Foster City Elementary 19 Abbott Middle School
461 Beach Park Blvd., Foster City (650) 312-7522 600 W. 36th Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7600
9 George Hall Elementary 20 Borel Middle School
130 San Miguel Way, San Mateo (650) 312-7533 425 Barneson Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7670
10 Highlands Elementary Bowditch Middle School
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2320 Newport Street, San Mateo (650) 312-7544
1450 Tarpon Street, Foster City (650) 312-7680
11 Laurel Elementary
316 W. 36th Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7555 OTHER
12 LEAD Elementary A Knolls Campus
949 Ocean View, San Mateo (650) 312-7550 525 W. 42nd Avenue, San Mateo (650) 312-7700
DISTRICT OFFICES
1170 Chess Drive, Foster City, CA 94404 (650) 312-7700 • www.smfcsd.net
FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT: CALL:
Before-and After-School Child Care Children’s Annex (650) 312-7706
Curriculum and Instruction Educational Services (650) 312-7239
English Language Learners Educational Services (650) 312-7245
Enrollment / Registration Student Services (650) 312-7345
Facilities Use Business Services (650) 312-7269
Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) Educational Services (650) 312-7332
Immunizations Student Services (650) 312-7296
Intra and Interdistrict Transfers Student Services (650) 312-7345
Preschool / Child Development Programs Student Services (650) 312-7343
Psychological Services Special Education (650) 312-7337
Resource Specialist Programs (RSP) and
Special Education (650) 312-7337
Special Day Class Programs (SDC)
School Accountability Report Cards (SARCs) Student Services (650) 312-7298
School Lunch Applications (Free & Reduced) Child Nutrition (650) 312-1968
Speech and Language Programs Special Education (650) 312-7337
Summer School Educational Services (650) 312-7728
Transportation Maint/Ops/Transportation (650) 312-7690
Transportation – Special Education Special Education (650) 312-7334
Vision and Hearing Screening Student Services (650) 312-7296
10District Map and school attendance areas
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8 Foster City Elementary Beresford, George Hall, Highlands,
9 George Hall Elementary Laurel, Meadow Heights
10 Highlands Elementary 20 Borel Middle School
Baywood, Highlands, San Mateo Park,
11 Laurel Elementary
Sunnybrae
This map is not to scale; for general 12 LEAD Elementary
21 Bowditch Middle School
information purposes only. To identify your 13 Meadow Heights Elementary Audubon, Brewer Island, Foster City
14 Parkside Montessori (TK-5) OTHER
school of assignment, please consult the
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11Key Dates – Registration & Transfer Requests
for the 2021-2022 School Year
REGISTRATION AND TRANSFER TIMELINE FOR KINDERGARTEN AND TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN
Monday, Jan 11, 2021 New Student Priority Registration & Transfer Lottery Window
Opens at 12:00 pm (noon)
To be scheduled – January 2021 Registration Assistance for Spanish-Speaking Families
Friday, Jan 29, 2021 New Student Priority Registration & Transfer Lottery Window
Closes at 12:00 pm (noon)
Friday, Feb 26, 2021 Transfer Lottery Status Notification Email sent
by the end of the business day
REGISTRATION AND TRANSFER TIMELINE FOR ALL STUDENTS NEW TO SMFCSD 1ST–8TH GRADE
Monday, Jan 11, 2021 New Student Priority Registration & Transfer Lottery Window
Opens at 12:00 pm (noon)
To be scheduled – January 2021 Registration Assistance for Spanish-Speaking Families
Friday, Jan 29, 2021 New Student Priority Registration & Transfer Lottery Window
Closes at 12:00 pm (noon)
Friday, Feb 26, 2021 Transfer Lottery Status Notification Email sent
by the end of the business day
TRANSFER PROCESS FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS
Monday, Jan 11, 2021 Transfer Lottery Window Opens at 12:00 pm (noon)
Friday, Jan 29, 2021 Transfer Lottery Window Closes at 12:00 pm (noon)
Friday, Feb 26, 2021 Transfer Lottery Status Notification Email sent
by the end of the business day
If you have additional questions regarding registration, please contact your school, visit the
SMFCSD website www.smfcsd.net, or call the Student Services Department at (650) 312-7345
SAN MATEO-FOSTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT For questions or complaints, contact:
The San Mateo-Foster City School District does not allow marital status/ pregnancy/ parental status, physical or mental SMFCSD Equity Officer: Dr. Sarah Drinkwater, Assistant Superinten-
discrimination, intimidation, harassment (including sexual ha- disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gen- dent of Student Services; 1170 Chess Drive, Foster City, CA 94404;
rassment) or bullying based on a person’s actual or perceived der expression, genetic information, medical information or (650) 312-7341; sdrinkwater@smfcsd.net and Title IX Compliance
race, color, ancestry, nationality/national origin, immigration association with a person or group with one or more of these Officer: Lori Fukumoto; Prevention Services Coordinator; 1170 Chess
status, ethnic group identification/ethnicity, age, religion, actual or perceived characteristics. Drive, Foster City, CA 94404; (650) 312-7399; lfukumoto@smfcsd.netYou can also read
