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Covering the La Habra City School District
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Adam Cynthia Ofelia Emily Susan Kolberg-
Rogers Aguirre Hanson Pruitt Pritchard, Ph.D.
President Clerk / Vice President Member Member Member
Going the Distance
COVID-19 has impacted numerous We are already developing a strategic plan for summer
aspects of our daily lives from education to learning and setting goals that address not only the
employment to social relationships. It is in academic needs of our students but to foster mindsets,
these times that you see the immensity of discourse, and practices that enable us to enrich the social-
courage and love that our teachers, staff, emotional learning needs of our students.
students, and families are providing to each My heart goes out to each and every teacher, staff,
other. It is now, truer than ever, that LHCSD student, and parent/guardian who have endured the
is stronger together to face and overcome changes and challenges to the educational world in the
Dr. Joanne
Culverhouse these challenges! last year. LHCSD will continue to grow and learn from
Superintendent Words cannot convey the gratitude we this experience and dream big about the options and
have for our teachers, staff, students, and possibilities for our students. We will build an even stronger
families for the outpouring of patience, support, and learning environment and continue to teach, engage, and
kindness as we carefully work together to navigate the support through virtual, distance, and hybrid learning.
unprecedented challenge of Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Virtual Learning Model
www.lahabraschools.org
Support for Our emails, texts, and phone calls to
VLM Students communicate with parents and
With over 700 students students.
in grades TK through six, Students miss most of the social
the Virtual Learning Model aspects of school, so teachers try
(VLM) is now the largest to provide a little time during the
“school” in the La Habra City school day for students to chat
School District. I put “school” with each other, listen to music,
Mike Klewer
Principal in quotes because we are play a game, etc. All these efforts
not a stand-alone school but are designed to make the virtual
another option for LHCSD parents. Since experience more personal and
VLM is not a “brick and mortar” school, Second grade teacher, Naomi Kaneshiro, social. A few of our teachers have
previews a vocabulary word summarizing even added additional activities for
we encourage students and parents to
the 2020-2021 school year students outside of the school day
maintain the connection with students’
home schools. The home schools have been working with to keep those connections going and growing.
VLM to strengthen this connection. We still have room for We have made it a priority to provide VLM students
improvement in this area, but we are getting better. with the materials they need to help them be successful.
Support is critical during this time because students This includes headphones with microphones, whiteboards,
may not be getting the personalized attention they would markers, art supplies, and many other materials as
in a regular classroom setting. All VLM teachers provide requested by individual classes.
“office hours” to meet with students needing additional However, none of these efforts matter without a teacher
support or for those who want some extra time to interact who cares deeply about the students with whom they work.
with the teacher and/or other students. Teachers use As challenging as distance learning has been, our teachers
Class Dojo, Remind, and Google Classroom along with are dedicated not only to every child’s academic success
but also to their social and emotional well-being.
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Arbolita (TK—6) Visual & Performing Arts Academy
1001 E. Brookdale Ave., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2352 • www.lahabraschools.org
Staying Safe in Distance Learning!
Welcome to 2021! Here at Arbolita,
we enjoyed our time in-person with
students, even though it was short!
We had the opportunity to further our
connections with students safely. Now
that we have returned to Distance
Jennifer Learning, we are all in once again-
McCully Rodriguez refining our engagement strategies and
Principal continuing to teach the standards daily!
Staff have been planning innovative
ways to teach remotely and our educational assistants
are supporting more students through Zoom breakout
rooms. Our students continue to flourish with weekly
art, music, and PE lessons. We also have weekly social
and emotional classes and many PTA events. We had
our first virtual movie night in December, our first
drive thru picture day, as well as PTA holiday drive
thru events. In the spring, we have some exciting
virtual assemblies planned.
We are incredibly proud of the progress our
students are making all around at Arbolita and at
home!
Second grade student art project from our weekly art lessons.
El Cerrito (TK—6) Code to the Future (Computer Science)
1051 N. Hillside, La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2340 • www.lahabraschools.org
Virtual Science Experiment and individual support to students in need. Students attend
Through the efforts of our generous staff physical education classes and receive weekly instruction
and families, El Cerrito Elementary School to address their social emotional needs. All of our amazing
continues to support not only our families, staff provides the same instruction our students would
but the community as well by providing a receive in person, while they are learning at home.
Free Drive-Thru
Farmer’s Market
Emily Flesher once per month.
Principal Recipients
receive a
generous amount of fresh
produce and dairy products
each month that our El Cerrito
staff and volunteers safely
place into the trunk of each
vehicle.
Within the screens of
our virtual classrooms, our
dedicated teachers continue to
provide top-notch instruction
to all of our students. In
addition to regularly scheduled
academic classes, our staff
provides additional small group
Virtual science experiment where 5th grade students learned how matter moves through plants.
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Imperial (6—8) International Baccalaureate & Visual Performing Arts
1450 S. Schoolwood Dr., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2344 • www.lahabraschools.org
Advisement Program emotions. As we continue our quest for International
At Imperial Middle School, we recognize Baccalaureate authorization, teachers continue to engage
our teachers and staff have done an our students in rigorous, high interest, and motivating IB
outstanding job meeting students’ needs units of study.
during distance
learning.
However, we also
Cathy Seighman recognize our
Principal students deserve
recognition for
rising to the challenge of not
only distance learning, but the
challenges life has thrown at
them. With this in mind, we
provide our students with an
Advisement Program that builds
relationships and provides
a safe place for students to
express their feelings. Social
and emotional learning
(SEL) lessons provide our
students with the knowledge,
attitudes and skills necessary Allison Cabibi, LHCSD Teacher of the Year captures distance learning perfectly;
to understand and manage “Preparing lessons for virtual learning is like setting the table for dinner;
it must be attractive, nutritious, delicious, and fun to eat!”
Ladera Palma (TK—6) Dual Immersion Academy
2151 E. Brookdale Ave., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2348 • www.lahabraschools.org
It Takes a Team
At Ladera Palma, our Dual
Immersion Academy Team understands
the importance of working together to
provide our students with the academic
and social emotional support they need.
With the pandemic extending the time
Dr. Rosa Murillo we are distance learning, students are
Principal learning their entire curriculum in
another language, Spanish! Learning
a second language, while distance learning,
presents a particular challenge to our students,
their families and our staff. As such we support
our students academically through small group
instruction virtually. Small groups are conducted
by our phenomenal teachers and instructional
assistants. Additionally, our Multi-Tiered Systems of
Support Team (MTSS), led by our Teacher on Special Anna Navarro works with a small group to build
our EL learners writing skills in small groups.
Assignment (TOSA), Anna Navarro, organizes
academic intervention groups for our students. learning environment. Our team meets with students in
In addition, our students are monitored for their social groups or individually to support their mental health needs.
emotional needs through their teachers and/or families. Finally, our PTA provides many community building
Social-emotional weekly lessons focus on mental health assemblies and activities to support students’ connection to
needs and skills to support our students during this remote our school community.
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Las Lomas (TK—6) Entrepreneur Exploration & Music/Art
301 Las Lomas Dr., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2353 • www.lahabraschools.org
Rising to the Challenge every grade level are receiving weekly
With a New Year comes social emotional learning lessons to
time to reflect on what help them process and cope with the
has happened in the past many stressors they are encountering
and look forward with on a daily basis both at school and at
anticipation for what’s to home. With an increase in the use of
come in the future. This technology, students are also learning
how to be respectful and safe digital
Pam Cunningham year more than ever we
Principal are looking forward to citizens when using their i-pad or
continuing to support and Chromebook. To ensure students
lift our students and families up during understand the importance of using
these challenging times of Distance their devices properly, teachers are
Learning. Continuing to support our teaching lessons that reinforce digital
students and their families is our main citizenship. Our students have been
goal as we move into the New Year. able to participate in virtual awards
The beginning of the school year was assemblies, receive home visits from
Our Trunk or Treat event was a
challenging for everyone, but what staff members and our wonderful
huge success thanks to our amazing PTA!
remains the same is our commitment to PTA has sponsored drive-thru events!
continuing the high quality academic and social emotional The PTA has worked hard to support our families. Some
learning for our students. events include supply distribution, Ice Cream Social, Trunk
There are many ways we have been supporting our or Treat, Holiday Craft Night and Family Movie Night. As
students and will continue to support them in 2021. we embark on this next chapter, the staff is committed to
Teachers are designing and planning high quality lessons continuing to support our students and families by rising to
that engage students in the learning process. Students at the challenge together!
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Las Positas (TK—6) International Baccalaureate
1400 S. Schoolwood Dr., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2356 • www.lahabraschools.org
Making It Happen! To facilitate the return to Hybrid Learning, students
Las Positas received notification of have been divided into AM/PM learning cohorts. Each
becoming an authorized International cohort has between 9-14 students, therefore enabling our
Baccalaureate Primary teachers to give individualized
Years Programme World attention to students. All
School in fall 2020! necessary safety protocols have
We have shown the IB been established and put in place.
Students’ temperatures are taken
Sharon Hensley community that our
Principal school is committed upon arrival, masks are worn,
to the IB philosophy hand sanitizer is provided, and
by teaching all students through each student has a protective
transdisciplinary themes using inquiry shield around their desk. Those
throughout learning. During this students who continue with
unique and challenging time of Distance distance learning will continue
Learning, our teachers have shown their to receive educational support
commitment to the IB Programme of not only from their teacher,
Inquiry. Students are being supported but also through small cohorts
in their learning through targeted small attending school. Las Positas is
group instruction with our Multi-Tiered committed to the educational and
Systems of Support (MTSS), Teacher social emotional growth of every
on Special Assignment (TOSA), and student, whether in Hybrid or
educational assistants both in person and Distance Learning. We celebrate
through Zoom, teacher office hours, a our IB PYP authorization with our
social-emotional “Lunch Bunch”, and in community!
Student excited to return to Hybrid Learning.
person small group cohorts.
Sierra Vista (TK—6) College Pathways-No Excuses & Music/Art Exploration
1800 E. Whittier Ave., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2359 • www.lahabraschools.org
Teamwork
The supports our students need
during Distance Learning vary and are
multifaceted as we have discovered
since the start of the Pandemic or
since returning to school in August
We are first focusing on our student’s
Anna Dorado basics - their physical, social, and
Principal emotional well-being. We have found
that once our student’s basic needs
are met, we are able to make better strides in their
academics. Majority of our supports come through
a collaborative team approach. It all starts with
the teacher- knowing each individual student in
their class and making the necessary connections
Sierra Vista’s Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA),
to ensure we are giving them what they need. As
Shauhna Feitlin, making no excuses to give students
soon as teachers see or hear of a need, they are the extra support and connections they need in distance learning.
in immediate contact with the rest of our support
team. Our support team at Sierra Vista consists of: a group or individual check ins, home visits, and referrals to
community liaison, school counselor or school psychologist, numerous community resources. We make NO excuses to
and so many more. Through our hands on team approach assist our students and families with their needs during
we have been able to offer students free daily lunches, these difficult times. We know that many needs go beyond
holiday gift baskets and donations, social emotional weekly the norm of the “online classroom” and we do all we can to
lessons, counseling corner activities and interactions, small make our students successful!
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Walnut (TK—6) STEAM Academy/AVID
625 N. Walnut St., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2369 • www.lahabraschools.org
Reading Club range from art and crafts, music, to video production.
Although we have not been able to Fortunately, we are also able to offer support for physical
support our students in a physical school activities to students to do at home.
setting, Walnut teachers and staff have In conjunction with our PTA, we also work with outside
worked diligently to support students organizations such as Giving Children Hope which gives
and families in distance learning. Daily families food and necessary household supplies along
homework assistance is available to all with job training, parenting classes and connecting with
community resources.
Dr. Alma Noche grades and students can also use this time to
Principal work with
peers in
completing assignments
under a supervised
adult. We also have
small group sessions
designed to assist
specific students
struggling with reading
in our Reading Club.
In addition, we have
also offered extra
enrichment for all
students, specifically
with STEAM. These
enrichment activities
Washington (7-8) Project Lead the Way/Engineering/Music
716 E. La Habra Blvd., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/960-2374 • www.lahabraschools.org
High Hopes for the New Year! our homerooms to help students in this season, and we
The start of a new calendar year is continue to celebrate our students’ success with Student
always exciting as hopes and expectations of the Month Assemblies via Zoom. We are excited for the
rise for what could be in the New Year. New Year!
At Washington, we
continue to hope this
year will lead to the
Greg White end of the pandemic
Principal for everyone. We hope
to see our students
thriving on campus again. In the
meantime, we have seen large numbers
of our students succeed in distance
learning due to the dedicated efforts
of our students, families, teachers,
and staff working together. We have
faced distance learning challenges
with a Multi-Tiered System of
Supports (MTSS) where students have
various supports and interventions
available to them to help them
achieve academically. Further, we
are providing social and emotional
learning opportunities through
Focused Washington Students
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School Readiness
301 W. Las Lomas Dr., La Habra, CA 90631 • 562/690-2386
http://www.lahabraschools.org/school-readiness
Celebrating 20 Years
The La Habra City School District’s School
Readiness program is celebrating twenty
years of serving the children and families of
La Habra! Our program is free to La Habra
residents with children ages birth to five.
Twice a month the School Readiness
Debbye Viveros Team distributes learning materials to our
Coordinator students. These hands-on projects, math
manipulatives, and music and movement
video links are used during instruction as our students
prepare for success in kindergarten and beyond.
To register for classes or to see our daily schedule,
please visit www.lahabraschools.org/school-readiness. If
you have any questions, please contact Debbye Viveros,
Early Learning Coordinator at (562) 690-2386 or
dviveros@lahabraschools.org.
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Monsters aren’t real…are they? Being Normal
Percy Jackson’s The Title: Wonder
Lightning Thief by Rick Author: R.J. Palacio
Riordan is a page turning Do you think you are
book with tons of actions on normal? What is being normal?
mythological monsters and This book is the story about
gods of Mount Olympus. It’s the boy, August, who has facial
Tyson also the start to the Percy Taegyoung K. deformity and wants to be normal. He had
Jackson series and what a surgeries many times and he couldn’t go to
start it is! I’ve read this book before and I school. When he becomes a 5th grader, his parents decide
just had to read it again to say how much I recommend this to send him to school. He often gets bullied by other kids at
to all tween readers. Most people have heard of the series school because of his appearance, but he doesn’t stop going
but if you haven’t, Percy Jackson is the main character who school.
has trouble with school and is about to be kick out. He also In addition, this book shows the stories of his family
has dyslexia, or trouble with reading. As you go deeper into and his friends. You can read their stories as their views
the story, things will happen that you would have never because it is written by multiple perspectives. So, you can
thought of, and it makes you wonder if it all is even real. know what they think and why they say or do that.
Percy Jackson, The Lightning Thief, is a must read and What will happen to August? How can he make a real
Percy Jackson is waiting to start his adventure with you! friend? If you wonder, find out from the book, Wonder. Also,
if you are looking for a warm-hearted story, this book is just
Tyson is a 7th grader who enjoys playing basketball, skateboarding, and right for you.
video games. His favorite subjects at school are math and PE. The best
thing about quarantine was having extra time to take care and play with
Chewie, his dog. Taegyoung K. is a 5th grader. She loves reading books and writing
her own stories. Also, she likes to play video games, board games, and
badminton with her family. She would like to be a person who is kind and
helps others.
Sean’s Book Review Kailani’s Review
Middle School Can Change Your Life Positive Outlook
Finding the Worm Ways to Make Sunshine
by Mark Goldblatt, is is written by Renée Watson,
about a 7th grader, Julian a Coretta Scott King
Twerski, who attends Award and Newbery Medal
McMasters Middle School. winner. The story is about
There, 9th graders are a a 10-year-old Ryan Hart
Sean real problem, as they are Kailani T. who had to adjust to many
the bullies. Julian is seen changes in her life after her
admiring a painting of a historical picture, and then is father had lost his job. Her dad’s new job
accused of messing it up! Julian’s friend, Quentin, suffers did not pay as much as his old job, so her
from a tumor in his head, and due to this, is promised a family had to move into a smaller house
visit from a famous baseball player. Another friend, Beverly, and must limit their spending. Ryan faced many challenges
is constantly asking Julian to race her in running, but at this point of her life. With the help from her loving family
he always says no. This book has a lot of side stories that and friends, she was able to see the positive sides of the
contribute to the main idea, making the book interesting, changes. Ryan brought sunshine to her family and anyone
suspenseful, and funny. Mark Goldblatt did a great job around her by trying to be a good daughter, good sister, and
connecting this book to his previous book, Twerp. In a good friend.
conclusion, Finding the Worm is really cool, but you Reading this book taught me to think positive. If we look
should read Twerp before this, as you will have a much at things positively, we can always find some good things
better time! even in the worst situation. I give this book 5 stars out of 5.
Sean is a 6th grader who enjoys playing basketball and volleyball. He Kailani is a 3rd grader who loves to read. When not playing with her
loves to teach his dog, Chewie, tricks and taking him on walks. His baby brother, Kailani likes to color and draw. She started taking Spanish
favorite subjects at school are math and PE. The best thing about lessons while sheltering-in-place. Horseback riding and skate boarding
quarantine was spending time with his family in nature. are the new activities she enjoys. Hope everyone stays well and healthy.
Covering the La Habra City School District February / March 2021 11From Stage to Sidewalk
In London in 1743, a performance was done using a Roller skating had become part of the world culture. In
brand-new invention to mimic ice skating on stage—the the United States, Hollywood made films with roller skates
first recorded use of roller skates. That performance was as early as 1913. Behind the Iron Curtain in 1977, the East
followed in 1818 in Berlin, Germany, with the production of Germans produced a film called Die zertanzten Schuhe
Der Maler oder die Wintervergn Ugunger (The Artist, or (The Twelve Dancing Princesses. The film industry has
Winter Pleasures), a ballet. The following year in France, a produced films with social commentary, such as Kansas
patent was issued for the first roller skates. City Bomber (1972) and Rollerball (1975).
By 1857, London had its first roller-skating rink. All of Roller skating has even made it into popular music.
the early skates were of the in-line type. Then in 1863, Melanie’s song “Brand-New Key” tells the story of a young
the first quad skates with four wheels were invented. The girl going by a boy’s house to see him, but he is never home.
wheels allowed for easier turning. The skates had two And there is the song by Jim Croce about the Roller Derby
wheels in front and two in the back. Queen—how she is the meanest hunk of woman, called
Skating became a popular sporting activity for men Spike, and how he fell in love.
and women. It was not long before roller-skating became a From that one performance in 1743, roller skating has
sporting event for endurance in miles or days. Over time, become a popular activity for children and competition for
endurance racing became a team sport. dancing and sports. It has been suggested as a sport in the
By 1935, Chicago had the first roller derby rink, and soon Olympic Games. So, the next time you see someone glide
the teams were paired together on the same track. Then on by you, remember that the activity was born on a stage in a
November 19, 1948, the CBS-TV network broadcast the first play back in 1743 in London!
roller-derby race between New York and Brooklyn teams.
D.H.Coop is a retired fire/paramedic and retired teacher having taught
Most people did not own a TV at the time, but spectators IB and AP World History 30 years. He continues to substitute, tutor and
were able to watch the race in store-display windows. The consult. www.HistoryDepot.com
following year, the sport had grown so much that 55,000
spectators filled Madison Square Garden over five-days.
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One word in the list is Not in the word search.
When you have completed the word search, Entries must be received by March 30, 2021
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