Community Council Intros and Social Media Updates

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Good Evening Community Families,

Last week was a busy one with Back-to-School Night and distribution/picture days! It was great to connect with parents and students and it was especially nice to see teachers and students meet each other in person- some for the very first time! That was priceless. 

If you were unable to come for distribution day, just give us a call to arrange a pick up of materials. If you need to take pictures, we hope to arrange make-ups at the picture studio, so let us know.

Some teachers were unable to record their Back-to-School Night presentations because of district technology limitations, so I sincerely apologize if you missed anything. We will continue to work on recording important meetings.

MONDAY MORNING MESSAGE

Please join us tomorrow for the Monday Morning Message. To be honest, I worry about the 20-minutes time limit -- there's a lot to get through in 20 minutes. Thinking ahead, it may be necessary to start earlier, just to get everything in-- let me know your thoughts on that. Anyway, we're on for tomorrow morning at 9am:   

Link to join Webinar

https://lausd.zoom.us/j/95997126238 

COMMUNITY COUNCIL:

I am very excited to introduce the 2020-2021 Community Council!

Grade Level Representatives - 
Kindergarten: Warren Bell
Grade 1: Kemba Taylor / Ben Dennis
Grade 2: Pamela Brown
Grade 3: Sarah Benincasa / Tracy Wise Finkelstein
Grade 4: Kitt Fife
Grade 5: Lynda Andrews / Tamara Krinsky

Teachers / Staff - 
Kirsten Griffone, Sarah Lilly, Amy Simpson, Kathi Sweet, Marie West, Fanahi Williams

Thank you to all who were nominated!

SOCIAL MEDIA

You may have noticed that our Social Media platforms have been spiffed up and made new again! Thank you to parent and CFF member,  Delia Hauser, for taking on these projects. Check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for updates, important news and information, and ways to connect!

West LA Community of Schools September Town Hall

Click here to RSVP

Fall 2020 After School Enrichment













MARIA & MARTHA UPDATES

Maria continues to recover, but she is in much better spirits. Martha is still in rehabilitation and we hope to hear even better news soon. 

Thank you for the cards and gifts dropped off at distribution!  We are in the process of organizing them for delivery. Maria and Martha will cherish these gifts forever. 

That's all for now. Enjoy the week ahead.

Best,

Principal Toni

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