About Our School

Office Hours
7:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

School Hours
Kindergarten:
AM 8:00-11:20
PM 11:40-3:00

1st - 6th:
9:00AM - 3:00PM

Contact Information
4967 Monterey Way
Sacramento, CA 95822
Phone: 916-277-6693
Fax: 916-277-6590

Mission

To provide a safe environment and challenging curriculum which will enable all students to become independent life-long learners and responsible citizens. Sutterville's programs include:

Developmentally appropriate curriculum, multilingual, multi-grade

GATE classes for 2nd through 6th grade

Learning handicapped for 4th through 6th grade

Sutterville has high expectations for students. Teachers work as a team to encourage students to be independent learners and use a variety of small group methods to develop problem-solving skills, cooperation, and higher-level thinking skills, instead of the standard textbook format. The core subjects of math, science, language arts, compliment each other in Sutterville's thematic, integrated curriculum. Sutterville offers its diverse student population a safe, nurturing and accepting environment. Students are encouraged to value themselves and others through various interactive activities, including cross-age tutoring and same-age partnerships. For example, Sutterville's intermediate students serve as mentors or "buddies" for primary students. Sutterville Elementary School strongly encourages parents to take an active role in their children's education. The staff works closely with parents and other community members to be responsive to the needs of students and the community.Accountability Report Accountability reports are available from the SCUSD Web site.

Staff

Grade/Title

Room

Staff Members

SASI

EXT.

Comments

Principal Office Lori Aoun 1011

Office Manager Office Sonja Williams O’Leary 1000 M-F
7:30 – 4:00

Clerk Office Helen Burns 1001 M,W,F
9-3

Clerk Office Kim Woodruff 1002 M - F
9-3

Artist-in-Residence Office Jeris Baker 1001 As Scheduled

Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Cheryl Contreras 6864 7:30-2:00

Cafeteria Assistant Cafeteria Mabel Gee 6864 7:30-2:00

Cafeteria Assistant Cafeteria Anna Li 6864 7:30-2:00

ELL Aide Office --- Tues-Fri
8:00-1:30

Librarian 24 Anna Zeh 1124 M-F
9:00-12:30

Nurse Nurse’s Rm Lisa Musser 1051 Tuesday
9:00-3:00

Music/Library Prep MPR John Doolittle ---

P.E. Prep MPR Jeannie Tudesko --- T, Th
9:00-3:00

Plant Manager Office Creighton Yee 1053 6:30-2:30

Custodian Office Albert Payton --- 11:00-7:00

Preschool Director 18 Sally Baker 277-6695
9:00-Noon

Speech and Language Pathologist CF Room Lisa Starrett 1052 Fri - IEPs
M-T
8:30-3:00

Psychologist CF Room Sheila Buckey --- Th, F
8:30-3:30

Reading Coach Nancy Aaberg As Scheduled

Read Naturally 13 Adriana Shintaku 1113 M-F
10:00-2:00

Resource Specialist 13 Michael Haugland 1113

4^th R 4^th R C.J. Johnson &
Crystel Fudala 277-6103
7:00-6:00

Yard Duty Office Lidiya Gorbenko --- M-F
8:30-9:30;
11:30-1:15

Yard Duty Office Kim Ng --- M-F
11:30-1:15

Kindergarten A.M. K Peter Crawford 24 1100 20+1

Kindergarten P.M. K Gabriele Washington 20 1100 20+1

K/1 3 Deanna Hose 3 1103 20+1

K/1 2 Roberta Kassis 2 1102 20+1

1 44 Robyn Cann &
Twila Tomita 94 1104 20+1

1 8 Jeff Greene 8 1108 20+1

2 6 Kelly Freitas 36 1106 20+1

2 1 Len Kasitz 22 1101 20+1

2 9 Gary Sekikawa 17 1109 20+1

2G 5 Sharon Leonard 29 1105 20+1

3 12 Gene Ford 21 1112 20+1

3 7 Martha “Marcy” Smith 13 1107 20+1

3 11 Petra Woltering 12 1111 20+1

3G 10 Leslie Loflin 14 1110 20+1

4 21 Diane Freeman 37 1121 33+1

4G 14 Sylvia LeBlanc 30 1114 33+1

4-5 23 Richard Govi 28 1123 33+1

5 16 Danny Rolleri 35 1116 33+1

5G 22 Mitch Carnie 15 1122 33+1

5-6 19 Michelle Apperson 33 1119 33+1

Inc. Aide,
Rm. 19 19 Jacari Berrini 1116

6 15 Michael McDoniels 38 1115 33+1

6G 20 Barbra Donachy 34 1120 33+1

Intermediate SWiS 17 Cindy Bertacchi 6 1117 10+1
Friday IEPs
1:00-3:00

SpEd Aide 17 Sylvia Saenz 1117 M-F
9:00-2:30

Awards

2006/2007

The California School Boards Association Golden Bell Award - Awarded for the School-Wide Success Model, a program in which students are given special language arts instruction for an hour a day.

2007 Jiminy Cricket's Environmentality Challenge - Awarded to Mr. Carnie's fifth grade class for its project to preserve burrowing owl and raptor habitat.

2005/2006

Exemplary School: An Exemplary School is one at which at least eighty percent of students perform at grade level (at or above the 50th percentile) in reading and mathematics.

Title I AAA School: The Title I AAA Award arises from the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) and is awarded to Title I schools that exceed Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) for two or more years or significantly close the achievement gap among numerically significant subgroups. In addition to these federal law requirements, California’s program has been designed to identify and honor Title I schools that have also doubled their Academic Performance Index (API) growth target for two consecutive years, and that meet a designated median API score in both English-language arts and mathematics.

School On The Move (Silver): Annual performance targets are set for each school based on the proportion of students who move from the first quartile to the second, from the second to the third quartile, and from the third quartile to the fourth. Progress in achieving annual performance is measured. A school that meets minimum objectives is recognized as a School On The Move. A 100-point scale provides schools the opportunity to earn a gold, silver or bronze pennant.

Distinguished School

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