Educational Services

Independent Study Physical Education Guideline & Form (rev. 02.01.21)
School Volunteer Registration Application and Clearance Information: [English] | [Spanish]
Student Transportation Form and Driver Checklist: [English] | [Spanish]
Volunteer Project Request Form and Flowchart: [English] | [Spanish]
Inter-scholastic Team Sports Physical Form: [English] | [Spanish]
Independent Study Physical Education Guideline & Form: [English] | [Spanish] (rev. 02.01.21)
Complaint Form: Williams Uniform Complaint Procedures: [English] | [Spanish]
Parent Consent for Release of Information: [English] | [Spanish]
Photography Video Opt-Out Form: [English] | [Spanish]
Physical Education Medical Exemption Approval Form: [English] | [Spanish]

Planning Guidelines for Co-curricular Activities

DESTINY LIBRARY CATALOG

The Destiny Library Manager is web-based, allowing access to the catalog from any computer with an Internet connection. The following information provides students, parents and teachers with the tools to access and navigate the library catalog.

Destiny is accessible from any computer with an Internet connection at https://sbunified.follettdestiny.com

Click on your school and refer to the search instructions below.

CATALOG SEARCH INSTRUCTIONS

• Click on the Basic Search tab. Enter a search term in the Find box. Click on the appropriate search button below the box, such as Keyword, Title, etc. Results will then be displayed. The number of copies available is shown to the right of the title. Click on Details for more information.
• Too many or too few titles found? Click on Refine Your Search to try again.
• Note: Do not use the Back button to return to a previous screen. This will cause you to exit the catalog. To return to the Find box, click on Library Search on the green line at the top of the screen.

Questions? Contact your library technician for help.

For information on conducting research in Santa Barbara Unified School District, please visit the link below.

Partnerships

WHAT IS STUDENT SUCCESS TEAM (SST)?

The Student Success Team (SST) is a partnership between school and home that utilizes a problem-solving approach to help students be more successful in school, at home, and in the community. The SST includes the family, the student, the teacher(s), an administrator and may also include counselor(s), specialists and others who know the student or have expertise to address areas of concern.

HOW CAN THE SST HELP?

The SST can support students, their families and the classroom teacher(s) in a variety of ways such as:

• developing and implementing strategies to help the student with academics, behavior or social skills in the classroom and larger school environment
• helping to set up vision or hearing screenings and/or medical exams
• accessing resources and services in the school, the district, and the community, such as parent organizations, academic tutoring, after school and summer activity programs, or counseling services for students and/or families
• recommendations for further assessment

WHAT IS AN SST MEETING LIKE?

An SST meeting follows a process that includes:

• a discussion of the student’s strengths
• sharing of background information
• a discussion of the concerns/issues
• a brainstorming session in which all ideas are welcomed
• a summary of what actions will be taken, who is responsible for each action, and the date to be completed
• choosing a follow-up SST meeting date

Families will receive a copy of the information discussed at the meeting.

FAMILY MEMBER’S ROLE

Your involvement in the SST process is very important because you know your child better than anyone else. Your knowledge of your child’s strengths, interests, health, past history, etc., can be very valuable for the SST to develop an effective program for your child.