The Mustang Message
April 19, 2024
VHS Bus Transportation
Dear Parents and Students,
On Monday, April 22nd, due to a temporary equipment and staffing shortage, AADUSD Transportation Department will not be able to run Route 3 during the morning or afternoon.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please plan accordingly to ensure your student(s) has a ride both to and from school.
Students attending Sunny Days before and after school will still have transportation.
In addition, Routes 1 and 2 will be combined on this day for both AM and PM. Please be sure any Meadowlark students riding these routes be at their bus stop at the earlier pick-up times.
Bus stops Polsa Rosa and Thousand Trails will not receive Transportation on this day.
We appreciate your patience and understanding.
If you have any questions please contact the Transportation Department at 661-269-5802.
Dress Code Reminder
Hey there, Mustang families!
Just a quick, sunny reminder about our dress code as the temperatures climb: Let's keep our cool while staying within those school dress codes. Let's rock those sunny-day outfits while keeping it classy and academic-ready. We've got this! Please see the following Dress Code from the VHS Parent/Student Handbook:DRESS CODE
The following apparel are not permitted to be worn at school:
● Any clothing that allows for bare midriff.
● Shirts, tops, and dresses not held up by a strap.
● Undergarments may not be exposed or visible through clothing at any time.
● State law requires that footwear be worn at all times.
● Clothing, jewelry, paraphernalia or materials which are obscene, sexually explicit or which depict or suggest sexually related or obscene gestures, pictures, wording or which promote violence; the use/abuse of drugs, tobacco, or alcohol may not be worn or carried on campus.
● Symbols on clothing, possessions or body that represent gangs, racist groups, and/or groups on campus not officially sanctioned by the school are not allowed.
● Hats depicting the above mentioned inappropriate symbols, etc. are not allowed on campus, but inoffensive hats may be worn any way the student wishes (it is the teacher’s discretion as to the wearing of hats in the classroom).
● Hoods may not be worn on head during class time. They must remain off the head any time a student is in class.
Specific examples of inappropriate dress:
● Transparent clothing. (Underwear should not be visible.)
● Belts with ends hanging down, oversized safety pins, chains, etc.
● Attire unsafe for appropriate participation in school-related activities (PE, laboratory experiences, etc.).
● “Gang-related” apparel
● Shorts with an inseam of less than 3” or as determined by administrator’s discretion.
● Oversized tank tops (such as basketball jerseys) may be worn if a shirt with sleeves is worn underneath.
● Pajama bottoms or bedroom slippers.
● Any other appearances that are unsafe or that violate common decency as determined by administration
