In a meeting Wednesday, April 27, the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District (GJUESD) Board of Education held its second-to-last hearing on new trustee area maps, noting a low level
Closing out a 14-year chapter of leadership, the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District Board showed appreciation for their longtime superintendent, Dr. Karen Schauer, who attended her last meeting before retirement.
Sacramento County Supervisor Don Nottoli gave a special presentation at the start of the board meeting on June 21, handing Schauer a resolution from the Board of Supervisors that, in part, offered congratulations on her career as an educator.
Schauer spent 40 years as an educator, starting with teaching and progressing to administration.
Nottoli noted her commitment to outstanding work, four decades of service and thanked her for her accomplishments throughout her career.
With one and a half months remaining in the school year, the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District (GJUESD) Board decided to hold off on voting on whether or not to move to a modified traditional school model before the end of the school year at its special meeting held Thursday, April 15.
Noting that moving to a modified traditional model, which sees students back in the classroom for a full school day, five days a week, would impact multiple areas including transportation and familiesâ schedules, the board said that it didnât feel comfortable making a decision with the amount of time left in the school year.