Annual Parent Notification
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Annual Parent Rights Notification
State law (CA Education Code 48980) requires school districts and the county office of education to provide annual notice to parents/guardians of certain rights and responsibilities. Parents/guardians are required to acknowledge receipt of this notice.
- Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy ( and )
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- Information regarding pesticides and pesticide use reduction:
- NJUHSD Parent Involvement Policy ( and )
- NJUHSD Uniform Complaint Procedures (, , and )
- High School Graduation Requirements ()
- NJUHSD Career Technical Education Courses
- Language Acquisition Program Information
- Firearms Safety Memorandum
- Apprenticeship/Pre-apprenticeship Programs Information
Additional information
- (Updated July 1, 2025)
- and Absences and Excuses
- and Campus Security
- and Discipline
- and District and School Websites
- and Dress and Grooming
- and Fees and Charges
- and Identification and Education Under Section 504
- and Interdistrict Attendance
- and Non-Discrimination/Harassment
- and Search and Seizure
- Student Use of Technology
- Williams Complaint Information
- Wellness
If you prefer not to release your student's directory information, or if you do not want your student to participate in Health, Family Life, or Sex Education instruction, please indicate so on the last page of the Annual Notice of Parents Rights & Responsibilities and return it to your school site.
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Indian Education
Each year districts conduct a survey to identify American Indian students attending our county public schools. This survey determines the amount of federal funding our Indian Education program will receive. If your student is of American Indian descent, please take a few moments to complete the form below. Your child is automatically enrolled in the program when you complete and return this form to your school. The program is coordinated by the 蓝莓视频 County Superintendent of Schools Office. For additional information contact Melissa Balderston at 530-478-6400.
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Deny Access of Student Information to the Military
Federal Law (No Child Left Behind, Section 9528) requires schools to disclose the names and addresses of students in grades 7鈥�12 to military recruiters, if so requested. However, a secondary school student or the parent of the student may request that the student’s name, address, and telephone listing not be released to the military without prior written parental consent.