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Tuesday, October 6 – Friday, October 9 are early dismissal days. All students will be dismissed at 1:31 p.m. Zero period will meet at the regular time, 7:30 a.m.

Today, October 5 is a regular school day, with dismissal at 2:31 p.m.

After-school groups and the Library will not be available on early dismissal days. Athletic and Drama practices will still take place.

Please plan for your student to leave campus at 1:31 p.m.

Progress Reports were emailed to parents yesterday.

If you did not receive one, please check your SPAM folder

Thanks you to everyone who participated and helped us reach our goal.

Today is the FINAL day of our fundraiser. If you haven't already done so, there's still time to place an order, so please register your student at FundPrizes.com and even share with 5 people!

Thank you again for helping make this fundraiser a success!

1. Register at https://www.shopfund.com/ Parent Code: TVMHL

The parking lot is not a place to drop off your child. Please use the drive way for safety reasons.

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Please review at your leisure. The handbook contains school rules and policies, as well as other pertinent information you need as a parent.

There's a link on the last page for you to sign once you have read it.

You may be asking, “What is the LCAP?”

LCAP stands for Local Control and Accountability Plan. Simply put, it is the District’s roadmap for improving our schools. The LCAP identifies the District’s major goals and priorities for students, the actions and programs that will support those goals, and how funding will be used to help make them happen.

The LCAP addresses important areas that directly affect our students, including academic achievement, student engagement, school climate and safety, attendance, support for English learners and other student groups, and opportunities for parents and families to be involved in our schools.

Why do we need a parent representative?

An important part of developing the LCAP is hearing directly from the people our schools serve. Parents need to have a voice in the conversation. Our representative will have the opportunity to provide the perspective of an East Avenue family, learn more about District priorities and programs, and provide input about the needs of our students and schools.

You do not need to be an education expert, understand school budgets, or know anything about the LCAP before volunteering. We are simply looking for a parent or guardian who cares about our students, is willing to listen and learn, and is comfortable sharing a parent perspective.

Meetings are once a month starting in October

Please email me if you would like to be considered for this position. Mneal@lvjusd.org

I cannot stress enough the importance of getting this insurance. Your kids walk around with chromebooks everyday and don't always treat them well. From accidentally dropping them, throwing their backpacks around with their chromebooks inside, and just random things that happen, this insurance covers it.

Our District has partnered with School Device Coverage to offer parents optional, affordable insurance coverage for 1st through 12th-grade students’ LVJUSD-issued Chromebooks. (TK and Kindergarten students use a class set of Chromebooks when needed and are not issued individual devices. This coverage does not apply to students in TK or Kindergarten.)

Replacement costs without insurance can be as costly as $399 per device. School Device Coverage offers two policies, Basic and Expanded.

Coverage can be purchased through October 31, 2026, to insure your student’s Chromebook through July 31, 2027. (Coverage of device begins after the purchase of a policy has been processed and MUST be purchased before any damage occurs.) Policies can be purchased online at https://schooldevicecoverage.com/signup

Contact School Device Coverage directly at 1(888) 978-3515 with any questions

Mr. Lee officially retired from East Ave. and we wish him well.

But Mr. Lee still wants to be involved.

So, if you are looking for a math tutor outside of the school day, reach out to Mr. Lee.

email: eskjlee4@gmail.com

phone: 925-202-3383.

Next Level Volleyball at Livermore High School still has a few open spots in its seventh- and eighth-grade girls division for the 2027 winter season.

The program introduces athletes to the fundamentals of competitive volleyball in a fun, supportive, and developmentally appropriate environment. It is designed for athletes with some or no prior volleyball experience who want to build their skills and confidence for future participation at the club, middle school, or high school level.

Participants receive instruction from experienced coaches and Livermore High School student-athlete mentors.

Learn more and register here: Next Level Girls Volleyball