Legendary labor leader and civil rights icon Dolores Huerta is celebrating her 90th Birthday! Not only has she tirelessly dedicated her life to advancing civil rights and pursuing social justice, but she continues the fight through the Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF), which is providing direct services to communities to relieve the impact of the pandemic in the regions of California where politically disempowered, low-income, immigrant, and farmworker groups are disproportionately impacted.
Join our growing list of guests and partners, including Joe & Jill Biden, Bill & Hillary Clinton Jane Fonda, Eva Longoria, Nancy Pelosi, America Ferrera, Carlos Santana, Alicia Keys, Martin Sheen, George Lopez, Mark Hamill, Tim Robbins, Zoe Saldana, Gloria Steinem, Benjamin Bratt, Kerry Kennedy, Patrisse Cullors, Maxine Waters, Justine Bateman, Matt McGorry, Cristela Alonzo, John Leguizamo, Sheila E, Ozomatli, Flor de Toloache, Danny Glover, Richard Montoya/Culture Clash, Gina Belafonte, Patrisse Cullors, Cheech Marin, Edward James Olmos, Ed Begley Jr., Ellie Smeal, Kate del Castillo, DL Hugley and the cast of Penny Dreadful City of Angels and many more!
Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime online birthday celebration to honor a remarkable woman for a night of entertainment and activism.
Please invite your friends.
This event will be interpreted in Spanish and ASL for our deaf and hard of hearing community.
#90for90 #DHF #SiSePuede
Please contact the Dolores Huerta Foundation for more information or to sponsor this event! sisepuede@doloreshuerta.org / (661) 748-3430
Join on the fun and celebrate with @DoloresHuerta and friends for her 90th Online Birthday Fiesta on May 30th @ 5pm PDT. We’re counting down with a series of online activations. How would like to enjoy a “Cafecito con Conchas” with Dolores? Here’s your chance! Donate $9 and you will be entered into a drawing for a virtual meet up with Dolores.
On April 10th, we celebrated Dolores Huerta’s 90th birthday from a distance. We had in-person celebrations planned in different cities around the nation. However, due to the pandemic we had to cancel or postpone these events. Instead, we’re throwing an online birthday fiesta and fundraiser for the Dolores Huerta Foundation which will stream across multiple social media platforms.
Please spread the word and join us for ¡Si Se Puede! at 90: Dolores Huerta’s 90th Birthday Celebration Saturday, May 30th, 2020 5 to 7 PM PDT
Let’s celebrate activism with a special night infused with art, music and humor that will bring people joy and light in these challenging times.
Mark your calendars and join Dolores and friends Cristela Alonzo, Ed Begley Jr., Gina Belafonte, Joe & Jill Biden, Benjamin Bratt, Kate del Castillo, Bill & Hillary Clinton, Patrisse Cullors, Shelia E., America Ferrera, Flor de Toloache, Jane Fonda, Danny Glover, Mark Hamill, DL Hugley, Kerry Kennedy, Alicia Keys, John Leguizamo, Eva Longoria, George Lopez, Cheech Marin, Matt McGorry, Richard Montoya, Edward James Olmos, Ozomatli, Nancy Pelosi, Tim Robbins, Zoe Saldana, Carlos Santana, Ellie Smeal, Gloria Steinem, Maxine Waters, the cast of Showtime’s Penny Dreadful City of Angels and more to participate in this celebratory and meaningful live streamed event.
The proceeds will benefit the Dolores Huerta Foundation. We are working in California’s Central and Antelope Valleys with politically underrepresented, low income, farmworker and immigrant (many undocumented) families who have been disproportionately impacted by this pandemic. DHF is uniquely positioned to address the needs of these communities highly impacted by COVID-19 as we have been organizing in these communities for over 15 years and have a respected and proven track record of affecting policy and achieiving structural transformation that builds power and improves daily lives.
Donate $9 to support this work and be entered into a drawing to enjoy a virtual “Cafecito con Conchas” meet up with Dolores.
More Contest Information: Donate $9.00. Each $9 donated = 1 contest entry. Multiple entries allowed per person. Contest Timeline: 05/17/2020 – 05/29/2020 11:59 pm PT Winner Announced: 05/30/2020 at 4 pm PT Employees of the Dolores Huerta Foundation are not eligible to participate.
With your ongoing support, the Dolores Huerta Foundation has been standing with these communities where they live for over 15 years. Together, we have provided resources and training, developed grassroots leadership and empowered individuals to transform their lives and neigborhoods. These communities are now in an extremely vulnerable position and need our support. Donate today at our Give Big Kern Donation Page.
Join DHF as we…
Idenity families who need financial assistance and will provide $1,000 to each family.
Set up food banks with more accessible hours for our working families.
Provide food delivery to seniors, vulnerable individuals, and those lacking transportation.
Provide access to educational resources to make sure children are receiving an equitable education while out of school.
Provide the most updated Covid 19 information, legislative updates, mental health and financial support resources.
You have always been a strong advocate for our most vulnerable families Today is #GivingTuesday. Join us in this global day of giving and unity. Your gift ensures our communities are prepared and as protected as possible, as we face this pandemic together in social solidarity. Donate today at our Give Big Kern Donation Page.
¡Si Se Puede! Camila Chavez Executive Director
P.S. Save the date for ¡Si Se Puede! at 90 Dolores Huerta’s Birthday Celebration Fun(D)aiser for Coronavirus Relief, Saturday, May 30th, 2020
Show your support for DHF by donating here: Give2DHF.org
Give the gift of social justice by shopping at our store bit.ly/DHFshop
For our California folks…
Help us gather and amplify stories about what’s happening to our families and communities right now in the COVID-19 crisis: https://www.endchildpovertyca.org/stories/. We are hearing from policymakers that they need more on-the-ground data from families and communities about how the coronavirus crisis is impacting people. Together we can impact and transform policies.
Urge Governor Newsom to order a moratorium on expulsions in K-12. Letter Here
Sign petition to qualify the California Stem Cell Research, Treatment, and Cures Initiative of 2020 in California. Learn more and sign the petition here caforcures.org
El aprendizaje nunca termina. ¡Aquí va encontrar una lista de recursos gratuitos educativos disponibles para estudiantes y padres!
Nosotros seguiremos proporcionando actualizaciones e información en cuanto la tendremos. Si tiene alguna pregunta puede contactar Cecilia Castro, Directora de Educación para la Fundación Dolores Huerta a su correo electronico ccastro@doloreshuerta.org.
Artes de Lenguaje Inglés
Nivel de Grado
Información
Conexion al sitio de Web
PreK-K
Una página de Facebook que comparte historias para niños de las edades 0-5
xFinity ha extendido sus servicios de WiFi a todos. Los que no tienen la subscribution de XFinity, va necesitar aceptar los Términos y Condiciones para tener acceso a la red. Los sitios con internet pueden ser vistos en el lace.
Durante este tiempo de inseguridad y el requerimiento de aprendizaje en casa Cox está ayudando conectar familias con el uso de internet el el programa Cox is helping get families in Connect2Compete
Si usted tiene un estudiante en nuestro distrito puede acceder al servicio Comunitario de WiFi , favor de completar una aplicación y dejarla en la caja localizada en 519 E. Honolulu Building C. Aplicaciones están disponibles en la dirección arriba o disponible en el sitio de web.
Cómo recibir servicio de internet en casa para su estudiante: * Vaya a la oficina al 300 W Whitney Ave, abierto Lunes a Viernes de 7:00AM-4:30PM. * Llene el permiso de Acuerdos de uso de Internet en casa y Permiso* Un aparato será repartido a ese tiempo al menos que necesite instalación. *** Ciertos restricciones aplican en unas regiones ***
Información de la póliza estudiantil para dejar una clase durante el cuidado de COVID- 19. O si necesitan dejar una clase por cuidar a un ser querido del COVID-19.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT UPDATES
Hello,
In efforts to ensure that Vecinos Unidos, parents, and families have the most recent updates from their school districts, the Dolores Huerta Foundation has compiled a list of the following school districts in Kern, Fresno, Tulare, and Antelope Valley that we are currently monitoring:
P. 2 Kern High School District (Kern County)
P. 5 Bakersfield City School District (Kern County)
P. 6 Arvin Union School District (Kern County)
P. 7 Lamont Elementary School District (Kern County)
P. 8 Vineland School District (Kern County)
P. 9 Mojave Unified School District (Kern County)
P. 10 Parlier Unified School District (Fresno County)
P. 11 Sanger Unified School District (Fresno County)
P. 12 Caruthers Unified School District (Fresno County)
P. 13 Fresno Unified School District (Fresno County)
P. 14 Lindsay Unified School District (Tulare County)
P. 15 Woodlake Unified School District (Tulare County)
P. 16 Wilsona Elementary School District (LA County)
P. 17 Antelope Valley High School District (LA County)
P. 18 Eastside Union School District (LA County)
P. 19 Lancaster School District (LA County)
P. 20 Westside Union School District (LA County)
The information for each district includes:
Dates of school district closures
Tentative dates back in session
Meal pick up times, dates, and locations
Student learning material provided by the district
We will continue to update the information as needed. But please note that you will have to contact your district about a meal plan for a student with dietary restrictions. Right now, any student can go to a school that is providing meals to receive food, they DO NOT have to attend that site to receive the meal.
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals till May 5th Mon-Fri 11:00-12:30 pm
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and they must be present to receive the meals. Can drive thru or walk up to the following locations:
Arvin High School
Golden Valley High School
West High School
North High Schools
Bakersfield High School
Shafter High School
Kern Valley High School
Frontier High School
Stockdale High School
Nueva Continuation High School
South High School
Mira Monte High School
Meals will continue to be distributed by KHSD Transportation Department to the homes of students with disabilities who typically have door-to-door transportation services
Student Learning Material Provided by KHSD
Varies by school site, parents can call their student site to get information.
The KHSD is providing students with Chromebooks. For information on how to obtain one contact your student’s school site. There will be buses running with WiFi and hotspots in the following locations beginning March 31, 2020:
Kern Schools are working on getting information for counseling and tutoring
9:15a BONITA RD & WACO AVE 10:00a WEEDPATCH HWY & BUENA VISTA BLVD 10:45a SYCAMORE RD & VILLA DR 12:45p REYNOLDS AVE & CITATION LN 1:30p DI GIORGIO RD & WOOD ST (EAST OF WOOD ST) 2:15 SAN DIEGO ST & KEARNEY AVE
9:00a KING ST & OREGON ST @ CHURCH 9:45a E 9TH ST & DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR @ DIRT LOT 10:30a N BLISS ST & WILKINS ST (S/E CORNER) 12:15p N LAURELGLEN BLVD & VALEMOUNT DR 1:00p BARRINGTON ST & SEGURA WY 1:45p MONTCLAIR ST & LA MIRADA DR (N/E CORNER) @ DOG PARK
9:15a 6601 NORRIS ROAD10:00a KREBS RD & MOHAWK ST (@ PARK) 12:45p ETCHART RD & SHALLOTTE WY 1:30p CALLOWAY DR & MANHATTAN DR (S/W CORNER)
East HS
Foothill HS
Frontier HS
9:!5a ACACIA AVE & ELMWOOD AVE (S/W CORNER) 10:00a M CHURCH AVE & ETON ST (N/W CORNER)
10:00a LEETA ST & BRUNDAGE LN (N/W CORNER) 10:45a VYN DR & COLLEGE AVE 11:30 STATE ROUTE 184 & MESA MARIN DR (S/E CORNER )
9:15a HEATH RD & NEWCASTLE ISLE DR (S/W CORNER) 10:00a PHAIRFIELD RD & MEACHAM RD (N/W CORNER) 10:45a KRAUSE DR & NORIEGA RD (N/W CORNER) 1:00p DEE DEE AVE & LA CRESENTA DR1:45p WALLAWALLA WY & NORIEGA RD
Golden Valley HS
Highland HS
Independence HS
09:15a DI GIORGIO RD & ALDERWOOD ST 10:00a PANAMA RD & BRUNO ST (WEST OF BRUNO ST) 10:45a E FAIRVIEW RD & GARBER WY @ PARK 12:30p HUGHES LN & CLARA RD 01:15p SUNLAND ST & MAURICE AVE 02:00p GRANITE PEAK ST & GRAND HAVEN LN(50 FT NO OF GRAND HAVEN)
12:00 PM PANORAMA DR & CITY HILLS DR (S/W CORNER) 12:45 PM N BAKER ST & KNOTTS ST 01:30 PM MILLER ST & GRACE ST(S/E CORNER)
09:15 AM EBERLE RD & LINDSAY RD (N/E CORNER) 10:00 AM VISTA DEL MAR AVE @ MAILBOXES 10:45 AM HARRIS RD & GOTHAM WY 11:30 AM RELIANCE DR & BUFFALO PEAKS DR
Liberty HS
Miramonte HS
North HS
09:30 AM HIGHWAY 58 & CANNON ST (@ MINI MKT) 10:15 AM ENOS LN (HWY 43) & ACARI RD (N/W CORNER) 11:00 AM BRIMHALL RD & NORD RD (S/E CORNER) 01:15 PM WHITE ROCK DR & NORTHCREEK CT (@ MAILBOXES) 02:00 PM GUAYMAS AVE & SAN ESTEBAN AVE (@ PARK) 02:45 PM 14035 ROSEDALE HIGHWAY @ MOBILE HOME PARK 03:15 PM BROCKRIDGE LN & LASSEN Dr
09:00 AM LOTUS LN & E PLANZ RD (N/E CORNER) 09:45 AM E BELLE TERRACE & LOMITA DR 10:30 AM VIRGINIA AVE & HAYSLETT AVE (S/E CORNER) 12:15 PM WEEDPATCH HWY & FULLER DR (@ IRWIN’S MKT) 01:00 PM EDISON HWY & WALTER AVE (S/W CORNER) 01:45 PM S OSWELL ST & TYNER LN
09:15 AM Q ST & 38TH ST (S/E CORNER) 10:00 AM N CHESTER AVE & E PETROL RD (S/E CORNER) 10:45 AM STATE RD & PIERCE RD (S/W OF PIERCE RD) 01:30 PM COMMUNITY DR & FLOWERTREE DR 02:15 PM SYCAMORE DR & S PLYMOUTH AVE (@ PARK)
Ridgeview HS
Shafter HS
South HS
09:30 AM STEVENS DR & WILDFLOWER LN 10:30 AM 1301 TAFT HIGHWAY @ MOBILE HOME PARK 12:15 PM 2612 TAFT HIGHWAY @ BUGNI BROTHERS 01:00 PM KRISTA ST & MARGALO AVE (NW CORNER)
09:30 AM 1ST ST & MAIN ST @ POST OFFICE PARKING LOT 10:30 AM MAIN DRAIN RD & LERDO HWY (@ SPICER MARKET) 12:30 PM BOWLES ST & S SANTA FE WY (@ CHURCH) 01:15 PM MANNEL AVE & BURBANK ST
02:45 PM LINNELL WY & BRAHMA ST (N/E CORNER)
Stockdale HS
West HS
01:30 PM S ALLEN RD & MING AVE (S/W CORNER) 02:15 PM BROOKSIDE DR & WOODSIDE ST
09:15 AM ALUM AVE & YORK WY 10:00 AM ADIDAS AVE & AKERS RD 10:45 AM HOUCHIN RD & BRADFORD ST 12:45 PM SPICE WY & MEI YEN LN 01:30 PM PLANZ RD & LEONARD ST (N/W CORNER) 02:15 PM EL TORO DR & BELLE TERRACE @ PARK
Bakersfield City School District
Kern County
District Phone: 661-631-4600
WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 2019-20 SCHOOL YEAR
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Mon-Thur 11:00-1:00 pm
Meals provided to students 2-18 yrs old and they must be present to receive the meals and accompanied by an adult. All meals can be picked up at your student’s school site or the closest site available.
Casa Loma
Mt. Vernon
Garza
Eissler
Pauly
Horace Mann
Emerson
Pioneer
Stella Hills
Frank West
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Fremont
Voorhies
Nichols
Longfellow
Harding
Owens Primary
Washington
Williams
Wayside
Vide Scott Center
If you are a family in need of a food basket, contact Nicole Evans at 661-631-4927. Please have the following information ready: 1. Name/Pickup Name (if different) 2. Number of Adults/Children 3. Phone Number 4. Language Spoken
Google Link for Learning Packets found HERE. Please also visit here for youtube videos and online learning resources provided by the district.
Beginning Tues April 7- Thurs April 9 from 8:00a.m -10:30 a.m. Distance learning packets will be available for TK-2, and Chromebooks will be available for grades 3-8. Please contact your student’s school site. CHILD DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT, BUT PARENT/GUARDIAN DOES.
CHROMEBOOK LOGIN: If your student needs help logging in, call the BCSD Chromebook Support Line: 631-4529.
For BCSD WiFi Locations and instructions Click Here
WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 19-20 SCHOOL YEAR
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 11:00-1:00 pm
*** Breakfast and Lunch Meals will be served for Spring Break on Monday they will also hand out Tuesday’s meal. On Wednesday they will hand out Thursdays’ meals. Meals will be served back on Tuesday 14th till May 4th.
Meals provided to students 2-18 years old and they must be present to receive the meals at the following locations:
Bear Mountain Elementarynear parking lot outside cafeteria
Haven Drive Schoolcafeteria doors facing Haven Drive Street
Student Learning Material Provided by AUSD
Learning packets sent home on 03/17
03/23/20 last day work packets will be distributed at school site, parents will now have to go to the District office to get printed packet
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 10:00 am -12:00 pm
Meals provided to students 2-18 yrs old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals will be delivered at the following sites, bus stops and times:
Alicante Elementary School
Lamont Elementary School
Times
Routes/Stops
10:00-10:20
WPH/Fuller
10:25 – 10:45
Carnation/Montal
10:50 – 11:10
Paradise/Myrtle
11:15 – 11:35
San Diego/ Kearney
11:40 – 12:00
DiGiorgio Apts
Student Learning Material Provided by LESD
The Lamont Elementary School District will be distributing Chromebooks to our students who do not have access to their own device at home grades 2nd through 6th from 1:00pm to 5:00pm at your child’s school.
For students in Tk through 2nd, we will be distributing work packets during the same time frames.
For students at Mt. View Middle School who have not received their Chromebook, distribution will be at Lamont School on Tuesday March 24th from 1-5pm.
WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 2019-20 SCHOOL YEAR
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 10:00-12:00 pm
Meals provided to students 2-18 yrs old and they must be present to receive the meals. ID may be required. Can drive thru or pick up at the following locations:
California City Middle School
Mojave Jr./Sr. High School
California City High School
Student Learning Materials provided by MUSD:
TK-8th packets for pick up at each school starting March 24, 2020 10 a.m.- 2p.m. and available at Mojave Unified School District Website under “Coronavirus” section
9th-12th instructional material will be online. DIstribution of Chromebooks April 7 for California City High School between 10:00am and 12:00pm location California City high School. Schools sites will open their WiFi during daylight hours, where students can access and download materials from the school parking lot.
Mojave has created a regarding special education updates HERE
Closed March 16, 2020 – Back in Session May 4, 2020
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri March 18th – April 3rd
10:00 am-12:00 pm and April 14th – May 1st.
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals will be paused during spring break, April 6th – April 13. Meals can be picked up at the following sites:
Brletic Elementary
Benavidez Elementary
At bus loading zones
Student Learning Material Provided by PUSD
All packets will be available during meal distribution Mon-Fri from 10:00am – 12:00pm beginning March 23rd – March 27th. When picking up the meals let them know your student’s grade level.
Distant learning will begin April 14th. PHS will be passing out technology (Ipads, Chromebooks and Macbooks) Wednesday April 1st – April 8th 2020. Complete the technology agreement online or visit Parlier High for a hard copy.
Helpline 211 web link https://fresno211.squarespace.com/ has a broad source of helpful information for food and Mental Health and Substance Abuse some to mention.
Sanger Unified School District
Fresno County
District Phone: 559-524-6430
CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 19-20 SCHOOL YEAR
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 11:00 am-1:00 pm
Meals provided to anyone under 18 years old and they must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following sites:
Del Rey Elementary
10620 Morro Ave, Del Rey CA 93616
Wilson Elementary
610 Faller, Sanger CA 93657
Sanger High
1045 Bethal, Sanger CA 93657
Washington Academic Middle
1705 Tenth St, Sanger 93657
Sequoia Elementary
1820 S Armstrong Ave, Fresno CA 93727
Meals are not provided during Spring Break APRIL 6th – 13th
Student Learning Material Provided by SUSD
Beginning April 17th, SUSD will be distributing IPads for grades K-6th. You school site will reach out to you to determine the distribution times and locations.
Online lessons per subject and grade level are available here
If you have not received any information regarding school packets reach out to your school’s principal. Each school has a set schedule of how they will be distributing independent learning packets
In the progress of purchasing hotspots for families identified through their principal, and will continue to provide info about internet access
Helpline 211 web link https://fresno211.squarespace.com/ has a broad source of helpful information for food, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse some to mention.
If you have a direct question please visit this web page to submit a direct help ticket
Caruthers Unified School District
Fresno County
District Phone: 559-864-6500
Closed March 16, 2020 – Back in Session May 4, 2020
“Grab and Go”Breakfast will be distributed throughout students bus routes
Mon-Fri 11:00 am-1:00 pm
Meals provided to anyone under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following site:
WILL BE PROVIDING MEALS DURING SPRING BREAK
Caruthers High School Parking Lot
Caruthers Unified School District will begin distributing meals through students bus routes
Student Learning Material Provided by CUSD
Elementary packets will be available April 14th & 15th at Caruthers Elementary
Helpline 211 web link https://fresno211.squarespace.com/ has a broad source of helpful information for food and Mental Health and Substance Abuse some to mention.
Fresno Unified School District
Fresno County
District Phone: 559-457-3343
CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 19-20 SCHOOL YEAR
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 9:00 am-11:00 pm
Meals provided to anyone under 18 years old and they must be present to receive the meals.Meals can be picked up at the following sites:
Addams Elementary School
Lincoln Elementary School
Ahwahnee Middle School
Scandinavian Middle School
Birney
Sequoia Middle School
Columbia Elementary School
Tehipite Middle School
Computech Middle School
Tenaya Middle School
Cooper Middle School
Terronez Middle School
Figarden Elementary School
Tioga Middle School
Fort Miller Middle School
Wawona K-8
Hamilton K-8
Yosemite Middle School
Kings Canyon
MEALS WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH SPRING BREAK APRIL 6TH – APRIL 9TH
Student material provided by FUSD:
The school district has posted optional learning materials by grade level and subject here. The district is still working to provide students with technology and hotspots for internet access. School sites will contact students and parents directly to schedule the pick up for technology.
Helpline 211 web link https://fresno211.squarespace.com/ has a broad source of helpful information for food and Mental Health and Substance Abuse some to mention.
Lindsay Unified School District
Tulare County
District Phone: 559-562-5111
Closed March 18, 2020 – Back in Session May 4, 2020
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch meals Mon, Wed, and Fri 11:00 am-1:00pm
**Please note there will be meal service on Friday, April 10 or Monday, April 13 and throughout May***
Meals provided to children ages 1-18 years old and they must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following sites:
Washington- in front
Roosevelt- in front
Lincoln- in front
Jefferson- in front
Reagan- in front
Kennedy- back lot
Tonyville Church
Bus Route Meal Drop off:
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
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Time & Stop
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#1
10:00 am801 S Mirage
10:151241 Harvard
10:30 1632 E Waddel
10:35915 S Strathmore Ave
10:4021936 Rd
10:4523437 Ave 216
10:5524250 Ave 220
11:0523097 Rd 242
11:2024101 Foothill
11:3022200 Ave 256
11:4022151Ave 250
11:5521620 Ave 247
#2
10:00 W Lindmore
10:10Lindmore & 196
10:1521276 Rd 180
10:3522712 Rd 180
10:4017624Ave 232
10:55Rd 196 & HWY 65
11:0024000 Rd 196
11:1024447 Rd 196
11:2024819 Rd 204
11:3025147 Rd 204
#3
10:0021620 Ave 247
10:1022151 Ave 250
10:2022200 Ave 256
10:3024101 Foothill
Student Learning Material Provided by LUSD
Students have learning devices and will be given assignments and learning packets. They have created a community wifi network here
Closed March 17, 2020 – Back in Session April 14, 2020
***Woodlake will no serve meals through Spring Break, but will resume on April 14th***
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 11:00 am-1:00 pm
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following sites:
FJ White learning Center (Bus Zone)
Castle Rock (Bus Zone)
Woodlake High School (in front of the high school)
Student learning Material Provided by WUSD
TK-2 grades will be receiving work packets through mail (sent 03/17)
3rd-12th grades will use a variety of online resources and packets (students have been assigned chromebooks, please ensure they are working properly) and they need to check email regularly
Teachers will hold “office hours” daily for your students Each teacher will contact students to provide details related to how this will work at each grade level and site.
* if your student did not check out a chromebook or has not logged into their email, please contact your school site for a work packet.
“Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 10:30 am-12:30 pm
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following sites in the main parking lot(s):
Eastside High School
Highland High School
Lancaster High School
Pete Knight High School
Littlerock High School
Quartz Hill High School
Palmdale High School
Student Learning Material provided by AVHSD:
Teachers are preparing materials that will be available April 2, 2020. Most teachers will be using Google classroom & online platforms students are familiar with. More information on technology needs to come.
***Grab and Go”Breakfast and Lunch Meals will be provided throughout Spring Break with no reported breaks for Good Friday or Monday the 13th of April***
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following site in the student main parking lot(s):
Eastside HS
Highland HS
Lancaster HS
Pete Knight HS
Littlerock HS
Quartz Hill HS
Palmdale HS
Student Learning Material for EUSD:
Optional enrichment learning plans will be available on Tuesday, March 31 through Friday, April 10. Classroom teachers will develop comprehensive, mandatory learning plans that will be assigned to all students beginning Monday, April 13.
***Meals will be served throughout Spring Break and Good Friday-Monday April 13th also will be honored***
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following site(s):
Amargosa Creek Middle
44333 27th Street West
Discovery Elementary
44910 17th Street East
Linda Verde Elementary
44924 5th Street East
Miller Elementary
43420 22nd Street West
West Wind Elementary
44044 36th Street West
Student learning material for Lancaster school district:
Students will be provided with resources, tools, and support to participate in our exciting distance learning program beginning Monday, April 6 and continuing through Monday May 4
Have provided links to online resources for enrichment here
“Grab and Go” Breakfast and Lunch Meals Mon-Fri 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Meals provided to students under 18 years old and must be present to receive the meals. Meals can be picked up at the following site in the For anyone under 18 years old at the following sites in the parking lot(s):
Anaverde Hills School—served in the valet parking area at the front of the school
Del Sur School Area—served from the business parking lot located at E-8 and 90th Street
Hillview Middle School—served from the front turnaround area
Joe Walker Middle School—served from the front parking lot
Progress reports that were scheduled to be sent home on Friday, March 20, 2020, have been postponed. When a confirmed date for delivery of the progress reports is determined, the district will provide that information.
The Census is HERE! Check your mail boxes for your invitation to participate in an important and heroic act of solidarity. Counting everyone in our community is urgent and extremely necessary. For every person not counted in the Census, we could lose $20,000 over the 10 years. Critical health services like responses to the Coronavirus, not to mention childcare, housing, education programs and political representation depend on Census funding.
We’ll all need to do our part to adapt and adjust accordingly as our community grapples with this unprecedented public health emergency. For the first time, the U.S. Census questionnaires will be available by phone or online. It has never been easier to respond on your own. Avoid having a Census enumerator visit your home by responding TODAY! Tell and remind your neighbors. We are all in this together. If your family and neighbors don’t participate, we all lose out.
By using the unique code, given in your invitation, you can fill out the 9-question survey.
You have the power to shape your community!
The 2020 Census will count everyone, including children, in the country by April 1st, your confidential response to the Census questionnaire will help ensure funding and fair representation. Reclaim your power!
The Census survey can be completed online at My2020Census.gov and by phone.
English 844-330-2020
Spanish 844-468-2020
Please contact Eliana Honeycutt at ehoneycutt@doloreshuerta.org or (661) 527-3898, if you have any questions about completing the census.
April 10th, 2020 marks Dolores Huerta’s 90th Birthday. As president, she has led Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF) in organizing politically disempowered, low income, immigrant, and farmworker communities for over 15 years. DHF has a respected and proven track record of affecting policy and forcing structural transformation that builds power and improves daily lives. DHF is uniquely positioned to address the needs of the most vulnerable families in this COVID-19 crisis.
DHF staff have been working from home to advocate for educational and economic resources such as food security and access to technology for low income students. DHF is working with a statewide coalition, End Childhood Poverty CA, on statewide advocacy for income support for impoverished families, regardless of immigration status, to make sure those most in need are covered by state and federal emergency funds. DHF is continuing outreach to hard-to-count communities to secure essential funding for public services for the next 10 years by getting everyone counted in the 2020 Census.
Dolores is raising funds to help communities who are in dire need and would be honored if you could celebrate her birthday with her and be a champion for these underserved populations.
Please join us on Saturday, May 30th, 2020 for a 90th Birthday Celebration and Live-stream Benefit!
This remote-attendance party will feature a roster of special guests, including Jane Fonda, Cristela Alonzo and Tim Robbins, for a night of entertainment and activism. The goal is to raise funds for the Dolores Huerta Foundation’s (DHF) frontline efforts to mitigate the impact of the pandemic in the regions of California where politically disempowered, low income, immigrant, and farmworker communities are being severely impacted in these difficult times. Details coming soon!
OVERVIEW: The Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire and organize communities to build volunteer organizations empowered to pursue social justice.
POSITION: As a member of the Leadership Team, Administrator will oversee DHF’s human administrative operations. Administrator will play a critical role in enhancing DHF’s organizational performance as they expand their scope and reach.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Financial Management
Work closely with DHF’s Bookkeeper and Accountant to manage organization cash flow and forecasting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, prepare monthly financial reports
Prepare annual tax preparations and audits.
Work with Development Department to assure all income has been identified, coded and deposited into bank accounts.
Work with all and site coordinators to assure all bills and credit card receipts are submitted timely.
Analyze and present financial reports through Quckbooks in an accurate and timely manner and oversee all financial, project/program and grants accounting.
Assist in the annual budgeting and planning process; administer and review all financial plans, budgets; monitor progress and changes.
Oversee grants and financial management reporting system.
Work with Senior Management to update and implement all necessary business policies and accounting practices; develop / improve administrative and financial policy and procedure manuals.
Contract management with vendors, negotiate best rates.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Minimum five years of overall operational management experience.
Minimum five years QuickBooks experience.
Ability to generate and analyze reporting for management and various departments.
Final responsibility for the quality and content of all financial data, reporting and audit coordination.
Ability to translate financial concepts and effectively collaborate with programmatic and fundraising colleagues.
Proven track record in grants management.
Written and spoken proficiency in English, Spanish is a plus.
Openness to working with LGBTQ and Latino community and demonstrated cultural competency.
A proactive solutions-oriented approach
Excellent interpersonal skills (one on one and group dynamics), strong listening skills, and humor
Strong collaborator and team player
Self-motivated, resourceful and creative
Ability to adapt quickly to changing situations
Excellent time management skills
Self-confidence and self-assurance.
EMPLOYMENT TERMS:
Location: Bakersfield, California
Salary: DOE
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Vacation
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.
Please send resume, cover letter and three (3) professional references to:
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is a non-profit organization inspiring and organizing communities to build volunteer based organizations empowered to pursue social justice.
Click on job description links for application instructions.
AdministratorAs a member of the Leadership Team, Administrator will oversee DHF’s human administrative operations. Administrator will play a critical role in enhancing DHF’s organizational performance as they expand their scope and reach.
Community Organizers & Trainers Job Description – The DHF seeks to hire dynamic and creative Community Organizers & Trainers to engage African American and Latinx residents and establish a grassroots base of trained volunteers to engage in advocacy efforts to improve the education, health and civic engagement outcomes for residents in Bakersfield, California City, Mojave and Tulare.
Canvassers in Fresno and Tulare, CA – DHF is seeking canvassers to work in Fresno and Tulare, California. This fall, DHF will continue to re-shape the future of California through Census outreach, education and mobilization. Come help reach hard to count communities through phone banking and door to door outreach.
Deputy Director Job Description – The Deputy Director will be responsible for the day to day operational management of the DHF as well as coordinate training, orientation, and leadership development of staff and volunteers. The Deputy Director will work closely with the Executive Director and the senior management team to oversee the development and implementation of DHF’s strategic and operational plans.
Service Center Coordinator Job Description– The Service Center Coordinator will be responsible for setting up and maintaining Vecinos UnidosService Centers in Sanger and Arvin, California to provide needed services and resources such as translation, notary public, expungement applications, and referrals for a low fee.
Youth Program Job Announcements – DHF has launched the Youth and Family Civic Engagement Initiative (YFCEI) in Kern, Fresno and Tulare Counties and is currently recruiting for various positions. The Youth and Family Civic Engagement Initiative team members equip diverse youth, family members and community organizers with character development and leadership skills necessary for civic leadership and (equitable) workforce success.
Join DHF in raising awareness of CENSUS 2020, the March Primary Elections, and the importance of tax-equity/investing in our neighborhoods.
Saturday, February 29th, 9:30 am – 2:00 pm
BAKERSFIELD- Brower Building, 1527 19th Street, Bakersfield, CA 93301, Suite 422. For more information contact, Eliana Jimenez Honeycutt, Civic Engagement Coordinator, (661) 322-3033 ext. 504, ehoneycutt@doloreshuerta.org
TULARE – DHF Office, 197 N. K St, Tulare, CA 93274. For more information contact Angel Ruiz, Civic Engagement Coordinator-Tulare, (818) 209-7268, aruiz@doloreshuerta.org
FRESNO – Sanger DHF Office, 1446 7th Street, Sanger, CA 93657. For more information contact Dayana Lopez- Fresno Organizer, (559) 328-9635, dlopez@doloreshuerta.org
Please remember to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Consider a hat as protection from the sun. Water and lunch will be provided.
Join Dolores Huerta Foundation Vecinos Unidos and Youth for the
Parlier Literacy Matters Community Forum
Saturday, February 22nd, 2020
6 pm – 8 pm
Parlier Junior High 1200 E. Parlier Ave. Parlier, CA 93648
We will highlight LITERACY as the basic building block of education and learn to work together to ensure that students are receiving the support they need, at home and in their schools, to improve in literacy.
Childcare activités, food, music and a raffle!
For more information, contact Lourdes Oliva 559-908-4692
Join Dolores Huerta Foundation Youth and Vecinos Unidos for the
Caruthers Literacy Matters Community Forum
Wednesday, March 4th, 2020
6 pm – 8 pm
2025 W. Clemenceau Ave. Caruthers, CA 93609
We will highlight LITERACY as the basic building block of education and learn to work together to ensure that students are receiving the support they need, at home and in their schools, to improve in literacy.
Childcare activités, food, music and a raffle!
For more information, contact Maria Galvan 559-864-2040
Join Dolores Huerta Foundation Vecinos Unidos and Youth for the
Sanger Literacy Matters Community Forum
Monday, February 24th, 2020
6 pm – 8 pm
1446 7th Street Sanger, CA 93657
We will highlight LITERACY as the basic building block of education and learn to work together to ensure that students are receiving the support they need, at home and in their schools, to improve in literacy.
Childcare activités, food, music and a raffle!
For more information, contact Lourdes Oliva 559-908-4692
