The Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF) is thrilled to announce that we are one of only ten national No Kid Hungry award recipients. No Kid Hungry, a campaign of Share Our Strength, knows that since school campuses closed nearly a year ago due to the pandemic, making FREE meals available to children is key to their health and academic success. America’s kids need us. COVID-19 has impacted millions of vulnerable children who are losing the school meals they depend on. For some, it’s the only food they’ll receive in a given day. Food insecurity is a growing concern among many families, particularly in the wake of this pandemic, when one in four children could face hunger this year. DHF believes that no kid should go hungry and that is why with the support of our Vecinos Unidos® chapter members, we’ve worked to make sure children throughout the central valley have access to healthy meals, especially in rural farmworker areas and our work is not done until no child is hungry.
Pictured right to left: Ashley De La Rosa, DHF Education Policy Program Director & Cecilia Castro, DHF Deputy Director
The pandemic has exposed like never before our society’s inequities including those faced by students that come from historically disenfranchised communities including: English Language Learners, low-income students, foster youth and students experiencing homelessness. Given the tools and support to be agents of change, those most impacted by the inequities can lead us to real transformative solutions. The Dolores Huerta Foundation has been working with our Vecinos Unidos® members to make sure their voices are centered in the school district budgeting process.
Throughout the months of March and April, the Dolores Huerta Foundation Education team provided parents with the knowledge and tools to make their voices heard to demand that school districts provide the support students in the Kern, Tulare and Fresno counties need. DHFs education department hosted four trainings focused on the school district budgeting process known as the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) with 45 Vecinos Unidos® members in attendance. As an outcome of our LCAP training, parents were empowered to host their own LCAP community town halls and invite school district leadership such as Superintendents, School board members, and Directors of Student Services to share their experiences to influence next year’s budget. In April, we hosted two regional LCAP community town halls with 28 Vecinos Unidos® members advocating for 35 LCAP recommendations to six district leadership representatives. All recommendations focused on the improvement of mental health services, school meal access, more nutritious school meals, and better parent engagement for all parents. Empowered parents, students, and community members will continue to advocate to close the educational inequities through the school budgeting process. Want to get involved? Please contact Ashley De La Rosa: adelarosa@doloreshuerta.org, Ph: 661.322.3033 ext. 1231
Join us May 6, 2021 @ 6:00 pm PST via Zoom for a Bakersfield LCAP Townhall. Learn about the school district budget known as the LCAP. Create & share recommendations to your school board for the upcoming school year for better student support on your campus! RSVP: https://bit.ly/VU-LCAP-townhall
On February 18th, 2021 the DHF Education Team hosted a regional call with 33 Vecino UnidosⓇ leaders. They discussed the importance of promoting legislation which was passed in California stating that “On [or around] Dolores Huerta Day [April 10th], all public schools and educational institutions are encouraged to conduct exercises remembering the life of Dolores Huerta, recognizing her accomplishments, and familiarizing pupils with the contributions she made to this state.”
Our Parlier Vecinos UnidosⓇ Chapter scheduled meetings with principals of the Parlier Unified School District. Nine other Vecinos UnidosⓇ Education Committees are creating calls to action across the Central Valley promoting the Dolores Huerta Day Board Resolution. Our first resolution passed at the Lamont Elementary School District on March 9, 2021.
Learn about the school district budget known as the LCAP. Create & share recommendations to your school board for the upcoming school year for better student support on your campus!
Join us April 1st at 6:30 pm PST for Teaching the Life of Activist Dolores Huerta alongside CTA Santa Clara Equity Squad. Learn more about the K-12 curriculum that was created by educators to honor the life’s work of activist icon, Dolores Huerta. All resources and lessons plans will be free and accessible! REGISTER: http://bit.ly/TeachingDoloresHuerta
Foro de Candidatos del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad de Bakersfield
¡Conozca a los candidatos que quieren representarlo en el Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad de Bakersfield!
miércoles el 30 de septiembre de 2020 a las 6:00 PM PST
Patrocinado por la Fundación Dolores Huerta y asociación de maestros de primaria de Bakersfield.
Únase a nosotros a través de Zoom mientras los candidatos abordan temas escolares importantes para los padres y la comunidad de Bakersfield. ¡Aproveche la oportunidad de escuchar a los candidatos y hacer preguntas!
Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Fernando Torres, (661) 387-5495, ftorres@doloreshuerta.org
¡CONTAMOS, VOTAMOS, GANAMOS!
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Bakersfield City School District Candidate Forum
Meet the candidates who want to represent you on the Bakersfield City School District Board of Trustees!
Wednesday, September 30th 2020 at 6:00 PM PST
Sponsored by Dolores Huerta Foundation and the Bakersfield Elementary Teacher Association.
Join us via Zoom as candidates address important education issues and answer questions from the parents and community members of the Bakersfield City School District. Take advantage of the opportunity to listen to candidates and ask questions!
For more Information, please contact Fernando Torres at (661) 387-5495, ftorres@doloreshuerta.org
If you or someone you know may be experiencing homelessness, housing crisis, workers right issues, and/or struggling with mental health, please share the 2020 Dolores Huerta Foundation Resource & Mental Health Guide. The information listed here, may be helpful for your situation.
La colaborativa de justicia educativa del condado de Kern (KEJC): ¡Todos O Nadie, Construyendo Comunidades Saludables Sur de Kern, La Fundación Dolores Huerta, Fe en Vallé, Primero y Siempre Melanina, y El Movimiento Jakara, solicitan su apoyo para pedirle al distrito que recorte fondos del departamento policial del distrito de las Preparatorias de Kern (KHSD) para invertir en los estudiantes! Los departamentos de policía del condado de Kern tienen una historia larga de violencia y estos son los mismos oficiales que siempre acaban en el departamento de policía de KHSD y en nuestras escuelas.
Es hora de reinventar la seguridad escolar y poner fin a la criminalización de los estudiantes Afroamericanos y estudiantes Latinos en el condado de Kern.
¡Necesitamos su ayuda! El Distrito Escolar de las preparatorias de Kern adoptará su presupuesto el lunes 29 de junio de 2020.
3. Envíe un comentario público al Distrito Escolar de las Preparatorias de Kern para la reunión de la junta de la mesa directiva del 29 de junio.
4. Comparta cualquier gráfico en sus redes sociales utilizando nuestro kit para redes sociales: AQUÍ
DÍA DE PLAZO ES 29 DE JUNIO DE 2020 a las 12:00 p.m.
Cómo enviar comentarios públicos:
Envíe un correo electrónico a publiccomment@kernhigh.org o llame al (833) 827-3708 para dejar un correo de voz no más de 3 minutos.
Muestra de Comentario público
Comentario público para la reunión de la Junta del 29 de junio de 2020 sobre el “presupuesto 2020-21”
Hola mi nombre es ________. Yo soy un [estudiante, padre, miembro de la comunidad, parent,etc] del Distrito de las Preparatorias en Kern. Yo estoy urgiendo que los miembros de la mesa directiva adopten un presupuesto para el año 2020-21 que recorte los fondos del departamento de policía de las Preparatorias en Kern y inverta en los jóvenes. POLICÍAS NO PERTENECEN EN LAS ESCUELAS. Es tiempo de reimaginar la seguridad escolar, despenalizar estudiantes Afroamericanos y Latinos, y invertir aproximadamente $4 millones para:
Contratar consejeros, trabajadores sociales, psicólogos, médicos de salud mental y enfermeras adicionales.
Contratar maestros de varias etnicidades que reflejen la población estudiantil.
Implementar estudios étnicos.
Contratar practicantes de justicia restaurativa y eliminar a todos los policías de los modelos de justicia restaurativa e intervención y apoyo de comportamiento positivo. [agregar cualquier otra sugerencia para el presupuesto]
Por favor, ayúdenos a correr la voz y mandar esta información a otras personas.
Síganos en instagram @KernEducationJusticeCollab y Facebook KernEducationJusticeCollaborative
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.
PARA VER ESTA INFORMACION EN ESPANOL HAGA CLIC EN ESTE ENLACE LINK
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
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
Time & Stop
#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.
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
Join Dolores Huerta Foundation Vecinos Unidos and Youth for the
Literacy Matters Arvin Community Forum
Wednesday, February 26th, 2020
6 pm – 8 pm
Veteran’s Hall 141 N. A Street Arvin, CA 93203
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 Timo Prado 661-699-6597
Join Dolores Huerta Foundation Vecinos Unidos and Youth for the
Literacy Matters Lamont Community Forum
Wednesday, February 19th, 2020
6 pm – 8 pm at the
David Head Center 10300 San Diego Street Lamont, CA 93241
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.
On the evening of January 30th, 2020, a passionate group of concerned community members marched through the streets of Bakersfield demanding more resources and support for Kern High School District (KHSD) students. At a rally following the March for Educational Justice, parents, guardians, students, and teachers advocated for more counseling services, cultural celebrations, and diverse teachers to a crowd of fifty supporters in front of West High School. The demonstration took place before the final mandatory KHSD Board of Trustees Community Report Back Meeting, which the KHSD has been required to hold twice a year to report their progress in accordance with the 2014 lawsuit settlement. This lawsuit determined that KHSD’s discriminatory discipline practices targeted black and brown students and deprived them of their right to an education.
The Kern Education Justice Collaborative (KEJC) and community members continue to demand that the KHSD faithfully implements the agreements of the settlement to create a positive school environment and improve social, emotional, and academic outcomes for black and brown students.
To learn more about this story, read the article below.
The Dolores Huerta Foundation and Vecinos Unidos call all parents, students, teachers, and community members to join us in marching for educational justice.We must demand that the Kern High School district faithfully implement the agreed upon practices that will create a positive school environment and will improve academic outcomes for black and brown students
.March for Educational Justice Thursday, January 30th at 5:30 pm Meeting at Ross 3761 Ming Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93309 Marching to West High School 1200 New Stine Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93309 Click this link to share Facebook invite to march.
6:30 pm Press Conference at West High School 7:00pm KHSD FINAL Community Forum * As mandated by the lawsuit settlement KHSD is required to provide a progress report to the community.
Are you a Kern High School District parent or student? We want to hear from you! Please click on the links to fill out this quick survey and tell us about your experience in your school!
Six years ago, parents and students along with civil rights lawyers with support from community organizations like the Dolores Huerta Foundation, filed a lawsuit against the Kern High School District to force the district to end their discriminatory discipline practices that deprived black and brown students of their right to an education.
KHSD has failed to hire diverse teachers with only 3% black teachers, 17% latino, and 63% white.
While suspensions and expulsions have gone significantly down, students are being pushed into continuation schools at alarming rates. Continuation schools don’t have the same types of supports and services that comprehensive schools have.
Although African American students only make up 8% of the KHSD population, they have high rates of assistance at continuation schools. Example: Vista Continuation School has 14% African American students and only has a 36% graduation rate.
In 2018-19 At the continuation school Vista West, there were 21 Special education students, with only one special education teacher.
Bottom line: Black students continue to have disproportionate rates for voluntary transfers, involuntary transfers, and are still being suspended at 2-3 more times than their white peers.
The Dolores Huerta Foundation, as part of the Kern Education Justice Collaborative, cordially invites you to attend the 1st ever Education Equity Summit in Bakersfield! The summit will bring parents, students, and teachers from across Kern County together to learn how to organize to dismantle the School-to- Prison Pipeline and about community efforts to advance health and racial equity in our schools.
Childcare, entertainment, and interpretation will be provided.
Guest Speakers – Tia Martinez, Executive Director Forward Change and Amir Whitaker, ACLU attorney & Researcher for UCLA Civil Rights Project
Tentative Agenda
8:30 am Registration & Light Breakfast Summit Begins
9:15 amSummit Begins
1:00 pm Lunch and Entertainment
3:00 pm Closing
To register please contact: Cecilia Castro ccastro@doloreshuerta.org 661.322.3033 ext 230
La fundación Dolores Huerta, como parte de la Colaborativa de Justicia Educativa en Kern, te invita a la primera Cumbre de Equidad Educativa en Bakersfield! La cumbre reunirá a padres, estudiantes y maestros de todo el condado de Kern para aprender cómo organizar para destruir el camino de la escuela a la cárcel y escuchar sobre los esfuerzos de la comunidad para promover la salud y la equidad racial en nuestras escuelas.
Con Presentadores Tia Martinez, Directora Ejecutiva de Forward Change y Amir Whitaker, ACLU abogado e investigador del Proyecto de Derechos Civiles de UCLA
Se proporcionará cuidado de niños, entretenimiento e interpretación.
Agenda tentativa
8:30 am Registración y desayuno ligero
9:15 am Cumbre Comienza
1:00 pm Almuerzo y entretenimiento
3:00 pm Despedida
Para registrarse por favor de contactar a Cecilia Castro ccastro@doloreshuerta.org 661.322.3033 ext 230
