Dear Los Alamitos Unified School District Staff, Families and Community,
We are fortunate to serve a community that has been our dedicated partner in opening both our Hybrid and [email protected] schooling options for our students. This has been a difficult task for all and an even more difficult adjustment for our families. In a year that has thrown many curve balls, we have remained Better Together, united in a common interest to provide the best we can for Los Alamitos USD students and families.
On the recent survey sent to all families enrolled in our Hybrid setting, approximately two-thirds of our Hybrid families responded and more than 65% of those responses indicated a desire to transition to an extended school day beginning in late April/early May for the last few weeks of school. Many expressed their desire to increase classroom time as much as possible and to unite both A and B Cohorts together before the end of the year. We also had over 1,200 families indicate a desire
Q&A: Here’s what’s next for restaurants, hair salons and youth sports as California ends stay-at-home order(Statistics never lie but, Liars always use statistics)
Q: Why is Gov. Newsom lifting California’s shelter in place order?
A: The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19, and the number being treated in ICUs where the critically ill are treated has fallen substantially in recent weeks, as has the number of new coronavirus cases, according to data compiled by this news organization.
“We have battled our way through the most challenging surge and are seeing light at the end of that proverbial tunnel,” Newsom said Monday.
10.9%
Under the December Order, if ICU capacity dips below the 15%
threshold, the following mandates will apply:
All gatherings with members of other households are
prohibited.
All individuals living in the region shall stay home or at
their place of residence except as necessary to conduct activities
associated with the operation, maintenance, or usage of critical
infrastructure, as required by law, or as specifically permitted in
the December Order.
Critical infrastructure sectors may operate and must continue
to modify operations pursuant to the applicable sector guidance. This includes
functions critical to public health and safety, as well as economic
and national security.