PARENT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION MEETING ON AUGUST 15 The Parent Volunteer Association (formerly Parent’s Club) will be having their first meeting on Tuesday Aug 15th, from 6:30-8 in the library. Please come join us and learn about what fun, community-building events we have planned for this year, and how you can participate. We will be providing on campus childcare and pizza. Email Kendra Turk-Kubo ([email protected]) with any questions. We hope to see you there!
2023-24 REGISTRATION REMINDER Before school starts on August 10th, all families must complete the first day registration packet.
WELCOME BACK COFFEE & TEA Please join us for a Welcome Back Coffee & Tea outside the multipurpose room between 8:30-9:30 Thursday Aug 10, hosted by the Parent Volunteer Association (formerly Parent’s Club).
Joint Communication from SC County School Districts Dear Families of Santa Cruz County,We are deeply saddened by the devastating effects that the Lightning Complex Fire is having on our community, especially in the midst of a pandemic. The education community stands together in unity and solidarity with every person impacted by this tragedy. Please see the full communication attached.
YEARBOOK ORDER FORMS DUE NEXT WEEK! Order forms were sent home last week. Please return these forms along with payment to the office by THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15th. If you need another form, stop by the office.
All school meetings and activities are cancelled through August 31 The fire and evacuations continue to impact our school community, including the Bonny Doon School staff. All school meetings and activities are cancelled through August 31. I will provide an update on school resumption on or before August 31. Please stay safe. A warm hug to all of you and your families, Mike Heffner, Your Superintendent/Principal
Student & Family Support Resources The attached document has many community resources to support families and individuals.
Santa Cruz County has been Removed From the State Monitoring List Today we learned that on August 17th Santa Cruz County was removed from the California County COVID-19 Monitoring List. If Santa Cruz County is able to remain off the monitoring list for 14 consecutive days, there is a possibility we could consider plans to transition to in-person instruction per California Department of Public Health (CDPH) guidance. However, there are a number of questions and barriers remain at this time before Santa Cruz County Schools could safely and effectively re-open.