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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.
Del Norte Unified Plan Calls For Restructuring In-Town Elementary Schools
Mary Peacock Elementary School students, in pre-COVID days, participate in the Breakfast in the Classroom program. Mary Peacock is one of four schools included in a proposed restructuring plan. File photo: Jessica Cejnar
Though they acknowledged that most parents are focused on the upcoming school year, Del Norte Unified officials propose to restructure its four in-town elementary campuses so that half serve transitional kindergarten through second-grade students and the other half house third- through fifth-grade students.
Included in DNUSD’s Local Control Accountability Plan for the 2021-22; 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years, the proposal would impact Joe Hamilton, Mary Peacock, Bess Maxwell and Pine Grove elementary schools, Superintendent Jeff Harris told trustees at a special meeting Thursday.