We are diligently working to make sure our schools are safe, clean and ready for our students to return. Given the extent of the work that needs to be completed, we will need to close all schools in the Las Virgenes Unified School District until after the Thanksgiving Holiday. We anticipate reopening school on the morning of November 26th.
The Foundation for Las Virgenes Schools would like to help the families in our LVUSD district who have lost their homes. Here are the ways you can help:
Common Sense, the national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids and families thrive in a world of digital media and technology, has recognized Willow Elementary School as a Common Sense School.
Over the course of the last few months, the Las Virgenes Unified School District has worked with law enforcement, renowned safety experts, and site principals to develop protocols and procedures that are aligned for ensuring student safety. In an effort to keep all students safe and adhere to our LVUSD Closed Campuspolicies, we will implement a new pick up procedure at Willow beginning Monday, August 27:
Log in to the Aeries parent portal to complete registration or re-registration for your students. Learn how to access important documents even AFTER you've registered, and all year long.
Registration is open for Kindergarten, Transitional Kindergarten, and other new neighborhood students for the 2018-19 school year. Read more to find out how to register your new student.
The LVUSD Link app is a powerful new tool for parents, students, and staff that will help you stay connected to everything that is happening at your school(s)
To help families and students plan their academic futures, Las Virgenes Unified School District has put its entire course catalog online. Read more for a link to view a flippable catalog or an easy-to-read visual of the academic tracks.
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Partnerships for 21st Century LearningVisit this page to learn more about the Partnerships for 21st Century Learning and how students are learning to communicate, collaborate, be creative, and think critically in today's classrooms.
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California Common Core State StandardsVisit this page to read about California's Common Core State Standards. |
