The county’s collective district superintendents released a press statement this week providing an update on their alignment with Governor Gavin Newsom’s Safe Schools for All Plan. Takeaways include support for financial incentives for elementary schools to open in hybrid format and a stance that Newsom’s requirement for weekly testing would be neither feasible nor necessary in Santa Cruz County.
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San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District SLVUSD introduces initial plans for the 2020-2021 school year with the theme of “Mission Possible.”
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Sarah Nielsen and Boulder Creek’s Art Lab has moved operations completely out of doors to her newly acquired 20-acre property in the hills across from Camp Joy Gardens
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In May and June, when COVID numbers were declining because of two months of shelter-in-place orders, it seemed feasible to envision a fall where case numbers were low enough that students could return safely to campuses with safeguards in place and modified schedules. But as case numbers have soared across the state, and wait-times for COVID test results can stretch more than a week, the thought of returning students to closed-in classrooms by mid-August is a pipedream.
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Will Guilford retires. SLVUSD drama instructor and sports coach closes the book on a 32 year career.
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In March representatives of the Boulder Creek Men’s Club, Dan Kelly and Bruce Johnson, presented a check in the amount of $110,000 to representatives of San Lorenzo Valley High School. Funds will be distributed among high school sports programs, scholarships to community college, and the Valley Churches United Missions annual backpack drive.
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