7:30 to 9 am, Market Square at Arden Fair, the breakfast event of the year!
9 am to 1 pm, Rio Linda High School - recycle your computer monitors, laptops and televisions!
Kadhir Rajagopal, mathematics teacher at Grant Union High School, was chosen as Sacramento County Teacher of the Year. Rajagopal,...
Dr. Kahdir Rajagopal, math teacher at Grant Union High School, and leader of Da PAC (Pacers Achieving College,) and his group of...
Twin Rivers Superintendent Frank Porter and Board President Michelle Rivas have made a friendly wager with Folsom Cordova...
Twin Rivers USD serves approximately 27,000 preschool through adult education students in northern Sacramento County. We are located in a growing, ethnically-diverse region characterized by a mix of suburban development and light industry, encompassing 120 square miles.
Moving Forward Despite the Challenges
Despite deep budget cuts from the State and the challenges of being a new district, the schools in Twin Rivers are continuing to thrive and improve. After almost two years, the results are in, and seem to be headed in the right direction despite the challenging circumstances.
Graduation rates and completion of college requirements are up in all schools. In fact, this fall almost 900 students from Highlands, Foothill, Rio Linda, and Grant High Schools will be attending college.
This year Twin Rivers students will have more AVID (college and study habits) and Advanced Placement (early college credit) courses available.
Congratulations to Sharon Smith and Kadhir Rajagopal, the Twin Rivers 2010-2011 Teachers of the Year. Smith and Rajagopal will be honored along with teachers representing other local school districts at the Sacramento County Office of Education's annual Teachers of the Year awards banquet Sept. 1. At that time, two teachers will be identified as the Sacramento County Teachers of the Year and will participate in the statewide competition.
Sharon Smith currently...
