Measure A on November Ballot

Clovis Unified’s Measure A is on the ballot this November. Measure A is a facility bond measure that maintains a stable tax rate and would provide for:

Safety, energy efficiency and technology upgrades for ALL schools.
Modernization and repairs to aging schools.
Completion of our new high school to ease overcrowding.

Learn more about this $400M facility bond measure at cusd.com.

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Oraze Elementary

Part of the Clovis Unified School District

School Culture

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Acceptance and Understanding of All

We encourage inclusion of all students across our campus through daily experiences and a variety of activities

Postivity Project

Character Strength and Relationship Building Lessons

Weekly school-wide focus words
Daily lessons to promote discussion on good character and relationship
Access to relevant multimedia
Teaches kids the importance of others through the Other People Matter Mindset

Digital Citizenship

Oraze will continue to be a "Digital Citizenship" school. Oraze will use lessons from Common Sense Media to teach students about their digital footprint, cyberbullying, online privacy, and safe communication.

Human Relations Council (HRC)

Mix It Up Day

Mix It Up Day happens throughout the year when students are encouraged to sit with other students who they don't normally hang out with and encourages them to get to know someone new!

HRC Monthly Challenges

Holidays Around the World

Classrooms each picked a different country and learned about the Holiday's celebrated there. Then, classes decorated their doors to match the Holiday and taught other's about the Holiday's from the country they picked.

Kindness Counts

Staff and students have been challenged to spread kindness like confetti on and off of our Bearcat Campus this year!

Student Council

The Oraze student council meets regularly and has worked throughout the year to share the ideas of students with staff in order to improve the culture of the school. They have also worked in conjunction with HRC to plan and coordinate a variety of events to encourage inclusion and promote positive inter-group relations. Our student council has also coordinated community service events throughout the year to promote giving back to our community and helping others.

Our student council and HRC students are also taught leadership lessons throughout the school year!

Multicultural Dance

We currently have Hmong and Folclorico Dance Teams who practice weekly and perform at a variety of school events throughout the year.

Hmong Dance

Our Hmong Dance group performs at events throughout the year, such as Mac N Kids, Volunteer Tea, IDAC, and carnival. The students also learn about Hmong culture!

Folklorico

Our Folklorico Dance group performs at a variety of events throughout the year including Mac N Kids, the volunteer tea, carnival, IDAC meetings, and a multicultural dance event!

Mac N Kids

Mac N Kids is our multicultural night event that occurs throughout the year where we invite families to showcase their culture! Our Multicultural Advisory Committee (MAC N Kids) is designed to bring parents and community members onto our campus to help us to learn about and celebrate the cultures of our community! These events happen throughout the year in the evening and are hosted by staff members, parents, and students. Our multicultural dance teams are also featured at these events!

Principal's Advisory Committee

Purpose: To bring student groups together to create a better understanding of and mutual respect for each other's perspectives and share ideas for increasing student achievement and the culture of the school. This student group meets a minimum of four times a year and students involved should be willing to share ideas on how Oraze can continue to be an amazing place to learn!

Who is on the committee?
Upper grade students who represent a variety of student groups and Mrs. McAvoy

Multicultural Club

Advisors: Estarla Santos and Brittney Wassing

Goal: To teach students about different cultures and traditions from around the world and instill the ideas of acceptance for all within our students.

Activities include:

Research projects
Art from around the world
Guest speakers
Music from around the world

Events & Activities

We have a variety of other activities to build school culture and relationships that happen throughout the year. These events include Olympic Days, Rallies, Rodeo Days, Dr. Seuss Day, themed dress up days, talent show, Red Ribbon Week, Character Counts week, Patriotic event, Holidays Around the World, Walk to School Day, Lunch on the Lawn, Rock Your School Day, and more!