Happy Monday!!! We will be at JMMS handing out FREE Grab and Go Meal Bags from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm AND 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm today (2/1). These meals are FREE to all children 18 and under, come by and grab some for your family.
about 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
We will be distributing Grab and Go Meals today (1/25) rain or shine!! Come on by JMMS from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm or 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm and get your FREE Grab and Go Meal Bags. This is FREE to all children 18 and under.
about 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
about 3 years ago, Richard Newman
AUSD News
Free COVID-19 tests and flu shots will take place today, Wednesday, January 20, 2021, from 9:00 - 2:30 at JMMS. No appointment necessary.
about 3 years ago, Richard Newman
COVID-19 test
We hope you all enjoyed an extra day off this week!! We will be distributing Grab-N-Go Meal Bags from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm and 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm today, Tuesday 1/19. Come by JMMS and get your FREE meal bags for all children 18 and under.
about 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
Grab-N-Go will take place next week on Tuesday, 1/19 due to school being closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. We will distribute meals at JMMS from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm and 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. Grab-N-Go Meal Bags are FREE to all children 18 and under. Please email kmassey@alpineschools.net if you have any questions.
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Free COVID-19 tests and flu shots will take place today, Wednesday, January 13, 2021, from 9:00 - 2:30 at JMMS. No appointment necessary.
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
COVID-19 test
Grab and Go Meals will available today, 1/11 from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm AND 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm at JMMS. These meals are FREE to all children 18 and under.
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
The District was notified today that an individual at Boulder Oaks Elementary School has tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19. Per guidelines, we are notifying parents and staff of the potential exposure dates. This individual was last on campus on January 5, 2021. The potential exposure date is therefore January 5, 2021. All individuals who were in close contact have been notified. This individual is currently in isolation. Due to privacy laws, information regarding this individual’s identity cannot be released. Please respect this individual’s privacy during this difficult time. Upon learning the news, we contacted the local health department, which will determine who was a “close contact” with this individual. To ensure everyone’s safety we will continue to follow all of our cleaning and disinfecting protocols per health guidelines and as outlined in the AUSD Reopening Schools Plan and Guidebook and in Board Policy 0470: COVID-19 Mitigation Plan.
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
AUSD Dual Language Preschool begins January 19. Registration is limited and a few spots remain. Call the CELC office at 619-659-8250 for more information.
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
AUSD Preschool
Welcome Back and Happy New Year!!! We ready to hand out our FREE Grab-N-Go Meal Bags again!! We will be at JMMS today (1/4) from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm AND 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. As always, these meals are FREE to all children 18 and under. We hope you all had a wonderful break and we are excited to see you today!!
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
Dear AUSD Families, We are excited to welcome our students back to campus on January 4. As I shared in a previous letter, we are proud that our district has been operating in-person learning at all of our schools longer than virtually any other district in the county, and we have done it without a need for a school closure for 13 consecutive weeks. This pandemic has changed the entire way we operate. Many of our staff have a high-risk condition or are otherwise vulnerable, and others live with someone who is high-risk. While this is a facet of life all of us face in a world of COVID, we have been and remain committed to providing in-person learning. In fact, we believe that in-person learning should be the default for our students. Yet, our ability to stay open will depend on all of us working together to ensure that our health and safety protocols are followed. As a reminder, we ask that you monitor your student for any signs of illness each day such as a cough, shortness of breath, runny nose, and fever at home before coming to school. Any student with these symptoms or a fever of 100°F or more should not go to a school site, including ESS. Those experiencing symptoms including a persistent cough, shortness of breath, a runny nose should not attend school or ESS, even if no fever is present. All students and staff are required to wear a face covering, and student temperatures will continue to be taken upon entering classes and buildings. I ask that you continue to support our staff in our efforts to remain open and strictly adhere to all protocols. Most districts in the county have not been operating with in-person learning and we want to remain open. I realize that the postponement of our Pjase Three reopening is disappointing news. With the surge in cases in the county and across the country we need to work together more than ever to ensure our campuses remain safe. Again, we want to do everything in our power to remain open for our students and appreciate your support in making that a reality. Stay safe and well, Dr. Rich Newman Proudest Superintendent on Earth Alpine Union School District
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
AUSD News
SPECIAL WINTER BREAK GRAB-N-GO MEALS!!!! We will be distributing TWO WEEKS worth of meals today (Monday, 12/21) from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm at JMMS. We have prepared 200 bags, so it is first come first serve. These meals are FREE to all children 18 and under. Please email kmassey@alpineschools.net if you have any questions.
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
Special thanks to Claudia and the Alpine Taco Shop for their support and contribution towards the new JMMS digital marquee. We appreciate you Claudia for all you do for our schools and community!
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
JMMS Marquee
Winter Break Grab-N-Go!! Monday, December 21st from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm at Joan MacQueen Middle School. We will be handing out 2 weeks worth of breakfasts and lunches during this special distribution. We will have 200 Grab-N-Go Meal Bags, so it is first come first serve!! As always, these meals are FREE to all children 18 and under. If you have any questions, please email kmassey@alpineschools.net or call (619) 445-3639.
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
Free COVID-19 tests and flu shots will be available tomorrow Wednesday, December 16 at JMMS from 9:00-3:00. All students, families, and community members are welcome. The drive through process is quick and easy. Please help spread the word!
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
COVID-19 test
We will be handing out FREE Grab and Go Meal Bags today, Monday 12/14, at JMMS from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm AND 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. This is FREE to all children 18 and under!! We are also having a special distribution on Monday 12/21/2020... more details to come!!
over 3 years ago, Kelly Massey
Grab and Go
Please support Shadow Hills PTA with their Silent Auction. The Silent Auction will start on Sat. Dec. 12th and will run through Dec. 16th. Bidding starts on Dec. 12 at 11:00 am. Go to the Shadow Hills PTA Facebook site to bid on these fabulous items. https://www.facebook.com/ShadowHillsPTA. Here is a preview of just some of the items up for bid: 1.$50 gift card to Chic Boutique 2.$100 Visa Gift Card from Kathrin Turner, Realtor at San Diego Estates 3. 8 private tutoring sessions from Quest Academy 4.A private station tour and dinner for 10 at the Alpine Fire Station 5. 5 week dance session from Alpine Dance Academy 6. 1 photo session with Stephani Dennis Photography 7. Gift basket from Alpine Coffee Roasters/The Well Cafe 8. Gift card from Bella's Closet 9. Gift card from Cleveland Cafe 10.Mobile car detail from J&J Mobile Detail 11. Two propane tanks courtesy of Kamps propane. 12. Game/family night basket from the Turner/Rivera class (their basket earnings go directly back to their classroom) Anyone can participate. Payment will be collected when you receive your item if you are the highest bid by Wednesday the 16th.
over 3 years ago, Mary Ann Alvarez
Dear AUSD Families, We just completed a briefing with SDG&E that it is highly likely that power will be shut down in Alpine. SDG&E informed us that the winds are on track to increase this evening with the strongest winds occurring late tonight and early tomorrow with power shut offs potentially occurring through Wednesday. Out of an abundance of caution we will be closing schools for in person learning tomorrow. Teachers are preparing online materials in the event that electricity is available and students can access their Google Classroom. I realize that this situation is incredibly frustrating for all of us. We do not make the decision to shut schools down lightly. Given the briefing from SDG&E and the likelihood that power may be shut off late this evening or early tomorrow, we want to make sure we take all necessary precautions to allow our families to prepare. We appreciate your patience as we maneuver through yet another challenge. More than ever, we need to support one another through these trying times. Stay safe and healthy, Dr. Rich Newman Proudest Superintendent on Earth
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
Schools closed
Dear AUSD Families, We wanted to make sure to keep you up to date with the latest information. We have been informed by SDGE to be prepared for Public Safety Power Shut Offs beginning as early as this evening into Wednesday, depending on the severity of winds and potential damage to the electric system. They have notified approximately 50,483 customers who may be impacted by the shutdown, and some of our surrounding neighborhoods have already had the electric turned off. At present, school will be open tomorrow but we wanted to reach out and share that schools may need to close. We are expecting an update directly from SDG&E early this evening and will communicate any updates. Stay safe, Dr. Newman Proudest Superintendent on Earth
over 3 years ago, Richard Newman
School update