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“Over the past 12 months, the pandemic has disrupted our traditional educational processes, altered the educational and social and emotional development of our students, and exposed some major fault lines in educational equity, instructional practices, and even school infrastructure. As a result, both the Federal government and state of California have directed unprecedented one-time expenditures to schools to facilitate safe school reopenings and address these educational needs.” The Los Angeles Unified is asking families for input regarding how we invest one-time funds from the state and federal government. Please click the following link to offer your ideas: http://bit.ly/expandedlearningmay. “Durante los últimos 12 meses, la pandemia ha afectado nuestros procesos educativos tradicionales, alterado el desarrollo educativo, social y emocional de nuestros estudiantes, y ha expuesto algunas fallas importantes en la equidad educativa, las prácticas instructivas e incluso la infraestructura escolar. Como resultado, tanto el gobierno federal como el estado de California han dirigido gastos únicos sin precedentes a las escuelas para facilitar la reapertura segura de las escuelas y abordar estas necesidades educativas”. LAUSD solicita a las familias su opinión sobre cómo invertir fondos que estamos por recibir solo este año del gobierno estatal y federal. Haga clic en el siguiente enlace para ofrecer sus ideas: http://bit.ly/expandedlearningmay.

Everyone can now make their appointment for their COVID Vaccination at Lincoln High School. Open to all school employees and anyone in the community age 18 and above. Staff, students, parents and community members book your appointment now! Call (866) 980-0870 to make an appointment. Walk-in vaccinations also available. Todos ahora pueden hacer su cita para la vacuna COVID en Lincoln High School. Abierto a todos los empleados de la escuela y a cualquier persona de la comunidad de 18 años o más. El personal, estudiantes, los padres y los miembros de la comunidad reservan su cita ahora! Llame al (866) 980-0870 para hacer una cita y tambien hay vacunas disponibles sin cita previa.

LA Unified students, grades 6-8, are taught by LA Unified teachers and supported by Fender Play, Fender's online music learning platform. Instruments will be provided for students who commit to attend all classes. Quantities are limited and will be reserved on a first come, first served basis. A mailing address for instrument delivery must be provided during registration for new students. Enroll at https://enrichment.lausd.net

The purpose of this questionnaire is to let Los Angeles Unified know how your child will participate in instruction when schools reopen. All families will need to complete this Program Selection Form by March 19 so that we can adequately prepare to provide an instructional program that meets your child’s needs. Please note that if no response is received for your child, the default will be for your child to continue learning online. You will also have the option to change how your child will participate in instruction every two weeks after schools reopen by contacting your school. Les pediremos que nos digan sisu hijo(a) regresará al salón de clases o completará el semestre en línea. Las escuelas necesitarán esa información a fin de finalizar los planes para asegurarse de que cada estudiante reciba la mejor educación posible. Pueden completar el cuestionario en línea antes del 19 de marzo.

Black Lives Matter at School is a national committee of educators organizing for racial justice in education. Black Lives Matter at School encourages all educators, students, parents, unions, and community organizations to join their annual Week of Action during the first week of February each year. The Black Lives Matter at School movement first started in Seattle during the fall of 2016, when thousands of educators in Seattle came to school on October 19th wearing shirts that said, “Black Lives Matter: We Stand Together.” Hundreds of families and students did too. Many of the shirts also included the message “#SayHerName,” a campaign to raise awareness about the often unrecognized state violence and assault of women in our country."