La Cañada High School

From the LCHS CARES: COVID-19 Relief GoFundMe: "As the recent and rampant COVID-19 virus is beginning to overwhelm our nation's hospitals and medical centers, I'd like to take the time away from school to help reduce the pains these institutions may face. Currently, I am working with USC to 3D Print Face Shields to assist workers in Verdugo Hills Hospital and any other hospitals that may need them in the area..."

With many of us at home, attempting to help flatten the curve, what are you reading? Check out the results from our recent survey of the Spartan Community.

Superintendent Sinnette updates the community on extended school closures and move to graded distance learning.

If you missed or were unable to watch the live stream last night, you can view the video of the March 31st LCUSD Governing Board meeting here.

Information for the March 31, 2020 LCUSD Governing Board meeting including link to live video stream and to the meeting agenda.

With our community being asked to stay at home, how are you keeping yourself entertained/enriched? What books are you reading? Shows are you binge watching? Games are you playing? ...

I wanted to provide you with a few updates from a conference call at 7:30 a.m. this morning with the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE). It was reported that currently there are 799 COVID-19 identified cases and 13 coronavirus deaths have been reported in Los Angeles County. LACOE also informed Superintendents of updated social distancing guidelines from the Department of Public Health, which now advise against any visitors to homes and any playdates for children.

Superintendent Sinnette and the La Cañada Unified Governing Board agree to Los Angeles County of Education's recommendation to extend school closure through March 27, 2020.

I wanted to share with you a status update in relation to COVID-19, our school closures, and distance learning. This morning, members of the District Leadership Team and I were on a 7:30 a.m. teleconference with the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) and a 10:00 a.m. teleconference with the California Department of Education and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tony Thurmond. We learned a few things, received some distance learning guidelines (of which LCUSD is already leading and implementing), but were left with many unanswered questions. I’d like to update you with: What we know; What we are waiting to learn; and Actions we are taking.

Information on LCUSD Grab and Go Lunches