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Ledesma Elementary School

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Jan 21

No School/Parent Teacher Conferences/Teacher Prep Day

Jan 22

Adjusted Dismissal @ 2:05 PM K-6th

Jan 23

Parent TeacherConferences

Jan 23

Ledesma Family Fun Night

Time: 4 PM – 7 PM

Feb 7

Get to Know Ledesma Elementary

Oak Grove schools provide a positive, predictable, consistent and safe learning environment.
Students collaborate in rigorous and relevant Common Core lessons.
Classrooms are enhanced with 21st Century Technology: Chromebooks and Google Apps.
Regular attendance and punctuality are important to the students' academic success.
Family engagement promotes children's learning and healthy development in Oak Grove.
At Ledesma School, we believe that every student can achieve at high levels. Therefore, a fundamental aim of our educational program is to ensure that each student possesses the competence and confidence that would guarantee success at the next level.

Our Mission

Ledesma is a 21st century school that fosters collaborative and engaging academic experiences. Ledesma is a safe and nurturing environment while providing the foundation of academic growth, which prepares students to excel throughout their future.

Core Values:
Be Respectful,

Be Responsible,

Be Safe,

Do Your Personal Best

News & Announcements

Press Release Creekside School

ADOPTION of ENGLISH LEARNER ROADMAP and BILITERACY ATTAINMENT AWARD

The Board of Trustees approved resolutions for the English Learner (EL) Roadmap and Biliteracy Attainment Award after district staff championed the need for such resolutions. California Department of Education stated that Oak Grove is the first district to adopt both the EL Roadmap and the Biliteracy Attainment Award in the State of California.

Full and Fair Funding of California Public Schools

OGSD has joined districts across California calling on Legislature to fund public schools at the national average. This resolution highlights the threat that underinvestment in schools poses to our communities and calls on the State to meet its responsibilities to today’s students and to California’s future.