Lynhaven News

One of our favorite fundraisers began yesterday and will end next Wednesday. Please see attached flyer for information and pricing. We hope you'll support our school and enjoy some delicious candy too! 

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This year we will be losing some of our PTA board members due to them "promoting" to middle school next year. While we are very sad to see them go, we are excited to welcome new members to the decision making team that is our PTA board. We need people for the following positions: 

Treasurer (ASAP), Financial Secretary (ASAP), LogoWear sales (ASAP) Secretary and Hospitality are for next school year. 

Many of our school events are in jeopardy because we do not have enough volunteers to help plan, set-up/clean-up, and organize the events. Our beloved Silent Auction will not be happening this spring due to this reason. 

Please consider following up on MySchoolAnywhere to sign up for a volunteer opportunity or contacting our president, Mary Borman at lynhavenpta [at] gmail.com for more information about the above positions. You can speak with any of our board members at our next PTA meeting which will be held on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, at 8:15 am in the cafeteria. Coffee and donuts will be served! 

We do this for ALL of our kids so please consider helping our PTA continue to provide fun events and grow our school resources! 

If you are, or know, the parent of an incoming Transitional Kindergarten (TK) tudent or a Kindergarten student, you are invited to our Open Enrollment Tour! The dates are: 

Thursday, January 24, 2019 at 9:00 am for Kindergarten students and 

Wednesday, January 30, 2019 at 9:00 am for TK students.

We prefer that the tours are adults only because we do a lot of talking and it's important information that we want you to be able to focus on. We also walk the campus and visit classrooms as students are working. Thank you for understanding. We look forward to your visit. 

“We are fortunate to have extensive community partnerships that bolster our ability to support the whole child academically, emotionally and behaviorally and free our teachers to teach,” said District Superintendent Shelly Viramontez. “We’ve worked with local agencies and our Wellness Committee to establish community partnerships and secure grants that provide a reliable system of supports beyond the classroom for students and their families."

Following is partial list of the partner-supported Mental and Physical Health Services at CUSD Schools:

Uplift Family Services: 5 Clinicians; 1 Family Specialist; 1 Family Partner. Provides Counseling, Therapy for Individual and Family, Parenting Classes

Counseling and Support Services for Youth (CASSY): 7 Associate Marriage Family Therapists (AMFT)

El Camino Hospital: Health Teacher Online curriculum, PlayWorks, 2 additional school nurses, 200 hours of translation support, Dental services, Vision 2 Learn, 5-2-1-0

School Linked Services (County Health Dept.): 10 school-based Community Liaisons, Dozens of Parent Education offerings at 9 schools

Other Resources & Services: Assistance League, Faith-based groups, Second Harvest Food Bank, Santa Clara Dental Society, Dept. of Alcohol & Drug Services, District Attorney’s Office, Family Engagement Institute, Foothill College, Gardner Health Clinics