Family Quick Links

Welcome to the Family Quick Links page—a central hub for the tools, forms, and resources you need to stay connected and informed throughout the school year.

Athletics Registration Submit required forms and documents for student-athlete participation.
Attendance Policies Understand attendance expectations, reporting absences, and truancy procedures.
Bell Schedule
Class Supply Lists & Readiness Checks
Cougar Webstore Make online payments for field trips, PE clothes, donations, and more.
Counseling Services Access academic, social-emotional, and wellness support for your child.
Health, Safety & Wellness Find information on health forms, medication policies, and school safety protocols.
Homeless/Foster Youth
Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Anti-Bullying Policy
Student Assessments
Student Nutrition View meal menus, pricing, and free/reduced lunch information.
- For a simple and secure method to apply, use our online application at mealtime.com/apps
Support for Military Families Explore resources and enrollment support for military-connected students.
Transcripts Request for Graduating 8th Graders
Volunteer Information Learn how to get involved, complete Live Scan clearance, and support our school events and programs.

Parent Documents

2026-27 School Year Calendar

Handbooks

Field Trip Handbook

Clever and Google Classroom

Parental Resources

Additional Links

Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting

How to File a Complaint of Child Abuse Committed at a School Site

Parents and guardians of pupils have the right to file a complaint against a school employee or other person that they suspect has engaged in abuse of a child at a school site. To file a complaint, the parent or guardian must file a formal report with an appropriate local law enforcement agency. An appropriate law enforcement agency may be one of the following:

A Police or Sheriff’s Department (not including a school district police department or school security department)
A County Probation Department if designated by the county to receive child abuse reports, or
A County Welfare Department/County Child Protective Services

The complaint may be filed over the telephone, in person, or in writing. A complaint may also be filed at the same time with your school district or county office of education. School districts and county offices of education, however, do not investigate child abuse allegations.

For more information on child abuse and child abuse reporting, visit the California Department of Education web site: http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ss/ap/

Parent Participation

TVCS has evolved over the years, but we continue to value Parent Participation as much as ever. While some parents still have the time and opportunity to be present on campus, most parents cannot. We understand that as a parent, there is nothing more important than your children and you still want to be involved in ways that boost your children’s successes. The great news is that parent participation happens most effectively beyond the school walls and even the school day. As parents, you are your child’s first and most important teachers. Setting expectations for daily school attendance, supporting your children with homework by providing an appropriate time and place free from distractions and communicating with your children’s teachers are some of the most important aspects of parent participation.