Venetia Valley

Physical Education is designed to promote enjoyment of physical activity, self-confidence, physical fitness, improved motor skills and exposure to different physical activities throughout the 200 minutes every ten school days. As in classroom instruction, physical education begins with the unique skills and abilities of each child and systematically develops aerobic fitness, gross motor skills, and sports-based skills. Our goal is to have students develop healthy minds and bodies that incorporate movement into their lives.

Feel free to see our plan in detail here. 

Your child is being asked to be a part of our school’s California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS) sponsored by the California Department of Education. This is a very important survey that will help promote better health and well-being among our youth, improve the school learning environment and combat problems such as drug abuse and violence. Your child does not have to take the survey. If you do not want your child to complete the survey, you must notify your school.

Venetia Valley TK-8's School Accountability Report Card (SARC) for the 2019-20 school year is available for your review.  Click the link below to access the SARC in either English or Spanish.

English and Spanish form

Forma en ingles y espanol 

Google Classroom Login Video Tutorial (Spanish/Espanol)

Click the logo to go to Aeries to check grades and schedules.

Apolinar "Paul" Quesada, Principal

Lauren Menchavez, Assistant Principal

Gisell Chavez, School Office Coordinator

177 North San Pedro Road
San Rafael, California 94903

415.492.3150
415.492.3162 - Attendance
415.492.3160 - Fax

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In person school tours are in full swing! Please click on the link below to schedule a tour! We have them occurring every Thursday during February and the first week of March. If you need a specific date/time because Thursdays do not work for you, please call our Family Center to schedule a special tour. 415-492-3150.

Students at VV will not be required to wear a school uniform. Students are allowed to self express themselves through their clothing all while following our dress code policy. All students should attend school in a manner that is appropriate, free from distractions and conducive to learning. Appropriate clothing means casual or business casual wear. No sleepwear is permitted, unless it is an approved school function, such as "Pajama Day." More details are available in the Student / Parent Handbook. Check the link on the opposite side of this page.