Wednesday Challenge a a few more fun links…

Good Morning Olympic View Family and Friends,

If you aren’t following our Olympic View Golden Eagles Facebook Page, I have been posting links and challenges.  I will try and consolidate some of them here.  I will add and update links as I find them.

Wednesday’s Challenge:

New Added Links: 3/18/20

Imagineering in a box: Khan Academy teams with Disney

Cultural Dance Instructional Videos:

Links from 3/17/20

The Listening Walk (Music)

Audio Read Alouds in Spanish

Lunch Doodles with Author/Illustrator Mo Willems

20 Virtual Fieldtrips

60+ websites for teaching and learning math

Art Resources

30 Great Educational Netflix Shows

Free Educational Websites

More Virtual Field trips

20 Screen Free Activities to do indoors

Coronavirus Explained for kids

3 weeks of Maker Space Challenges

Comic Book Activities-Create your won comics/finish this comic

Free Science lessons for remote learning

Disney Paper Craft

Food Distribution After This Week

Good Evening Olympic View Families and Friends,

Please read update from our Superintendent…

Dear Parents/Guardians:

Due to the extraordinary circumstances that our families are facing, the Chula Vista Elementary School District will extend its “grab-and-go” meal service through the two-week Spring Break, March 23 to 27 and March 30 to April 3. The meal distribution will take place at nine school sites across the region. Families will only need to make one trip to the closest school location to pick up lunch and breakfast for the next day for children ages 1 to 18.

The hours are: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (noon) each day.

Students who are receiving the meals must be physically present. Meals are served cold and need to be reheated at home. The locations are:

  • Vista Square Elementary School

540 G Street

Chula Vista, CA   91910

  • Rice Elementary School

915 Fourth AV

Chula Vista, CA   91911

  • Juarez-Lincoln Elementary School

849 Twining Avenue

San Diego, CA   92154

  • Harborside Elementary School

681 Naples Street

Chula Vista, CA   91911

  • Casillas Elementary School

1130 East J St

Chula Vista, CA 91910

  • Salt Creek Elementary School

1055 Hunte Parkway

Chula Vista, CA   91914

  • Loma Verde Elementary School

1450 Loma Lane

Chula Vista, CA    91911

  • Muraoka Elementary School

1644 Santa Alexia Ave

Chula Vista, CA 91913

  • Sunnyside Elementary School

5430 San Miguel Road

Bonita, CA  91902

For additional Food Resources, please review the options listed below.

Both the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank and Feeding San Diego are operating as usual. By calling 211, clients can provide their address and be directed to the closest food distribution in their area. The San Diego Food Bank website will direct to their distribution sites as contained on the 211 website (https://my211.force.com/s/service-directory?code=BD). The San Diego Food Bank is in need of volunteers. Feeding San Diego distributions can be found on the ‘Need Help’ tab (https://feedingsandiego.org/need-help/food-distributions). Non-regular volunteer shifts have been cancelled.

CalFresh (SNAP)

The CalFresh program and local CalFresh application assistance continue to operate as normal. Benefits will be received by enrollees as normal. Feeding San Diego continues to offer application assistance, however, all appointments will be conducted via telephone or Zoom conference. Feeding San Diego will not host any in-person visits or workshops.

San Diego Hunger Coalition

The coalition is putting together a COVID-19 food assistance-specific webpage, where visitors can get updated information on food distribution sites, CalFresh updates, CalWORKS updates, and WIC. They will also have opportunities for advocacy regarding emergency food funds from the State and Federal levels.

Additionally, starting Wednesday, March 18 the Chula Vista Elementary School District Office will be closed to the public, as will all school front offices.  At this time, the District office and school offices are scheduled to reopen on Monday, April 6.

During these uncertain times, it’s important that we remain calm, follow the advice of trusted sources, and remember that we will get through this together.

Sincerely,

Francisco Escobedo, Ed.D.

Superinendent

Links and Challenges for our Golden Eagles

Good Morning Olympic View Family and Friends,

If you aren’t following our Olympic View Golden Eagles Facebook Page, I have been posting links and challenges.  I will try and consolidate some of them here.  I will add and update links as I find them.

Wednesday’s Challenge:

New Added Links: 3/18/20

Imagineering in a box: Khan Academy teams with Disney

Cultural Dance Instructional Videos:

Links from 3/17/20

The Listening Walk (Music)

Audio Read Alouds in Spanish

Lunch Doodles with Author/Illustrator Mo Willems

20 Virtual Fieldtrips

60+ websites for teaching and learning math

Art Resources

30 Great Educational Netflix Shows

Free Educational Websites

More Virtual Field trips

20 Screen Free Activities to do indoors

Coronavirus Explained for kids

3 weeks of Maker Space Challenges

Comic Book Activities-Create your won comics/finish this comic

Free Science lessons for remote learning

Disney Paper Craft

Week of Mar. 16 – 20, 2020

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School will be closed this week March 16 – 20 and then for spring break until April 5. School will resume April 6 and is a minimum day.

March 16-20 our school will provide FREE Grab & Go Breakfast (8:00 am – 8:30 am) and Lunch (11:00 am -12:00 pm) to children ages 1-18. Grab & Go meals will be available to pick up in front of the school only during the allocated times.  Children must be present to receive meals. If you do not have transportation, please email me at lisa.lines@cvesd.org

Teachers will be working from home, and many will be phone conferencing with you during your previously dedicated time.  Students have access to their various computer programs.  Here are some ideas for keeping kids happy and busy during this time.

Also, I will be creating some fun videos for the students and posting them on our facebook page: @ovgoldeneagles and the blog.

The school office is closed to the public this week. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have via email. Sign up to follow the  by entering your email address in the Follow Us text box to the right of the  home page. You will get information each time the blog is updated.

CVESD has posted some helpful information about the district’s response and about staying safe during the pandemic on the district website.

Updates about school closures will also be sent out via the CVESD messaging system, so please ensure we have your correct phone number and email on file. Let us know if there are any family members or care providers you would like added to our distribution list.  Text YES to 67587 to receive all CVESD and Olympic View info via text message.

Our annual YMCA fundraising campaign is underway. Click the link for more Image result for ymcainformation, and to donate.
https://www.ymcasd.org/campaigner/southbay/42OLYM

 

 

 

GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK through THOUGHT EXCHANGE. Please take a few minutes to respond to open-ended questions about what we’re doing well and where we can improve. The Chula Vista Elementary School District will use your input to inform our academic priorities in support of student achievement. The Thought Exchange link will be open through March 20. Opt In to receive info via text send a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school code 67587.

English  https://my.thoughtexchange.com/?lang=en#p993085497

Spanish  https://my.thoughtexchange.com/?lang=es#p993085497

 

Image result for yearbook sales  Yearbooks are now on sale!

You may order on line, or use the following flyer.  To order on line, CLICK HERE

Food Service from 3/16 – 3/20

Good Evening Olympic View Families and Friends,

On behalf of Child Nutrition Services

In light of the recent decision to close all Chula Vista public schools, the Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) has made plans to offer meals to area children.

Regarding food service next week, March 16-20, all CVESD school sites will provide breakfast and lunch to any child between the ages of 1 to 18. Breakfast will be served from 8:00 – 8:30 a.m. and lunch will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. It is a requirement that any child receiving food must be present when the food is served.

CVESD Child Nutrition staff will be on hand to distribute packaged food items in a paper bag. This will be grab-a-bag-and-go service.

Breakfast and Lunch service will take place in front of the school or in the school’s front office.

Due to school closures, there will be no eating areas open on campus.

Information for next Week & Letters from the Superintendent

Olympic View Families and Friends,

Here is the latest information regarding our response as a district to the COVID-19 events that have been unfolding.  Please be sure to click on the link below for further information.

  • Schools will be closed March 16 – 20 and are expected to reopen April 6.
  • YMCA and ALL After School Programs will be cancelled through April 6.
  • All before/after school events and scheduled through April 30 are cancelled.
  • Breakfast (8:00 – 8:30) and Lunch (11:00 am – 12:00 pm) sacks will be available for pick up only in our school cafeteria for students who received FREE or Reduced breakfast and/or lunch.
  • If you travel to high risk countries or states over the break, notify the school office before bringing your child to school April 6.
  • The school office will be closed until April 6.

COVID 19 Letter English

COVID 19 Letter Spanish

Parent Conferences

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Please note that all conferences, both phone and in person are cancelled for TODAY.  Due to school closures, I must meet with my staff to update them on procedures for next week.  Thank you for your understanding.

Teachers will be contacting you to discuss make up times.  Conferences for next week will need to be phone conferences.

 

Your in safety,

Lisa Lines, Principal

School Closures

Dear CVESD Community,

As you know, current events involving COVID-19 are developing rapidly in our country and our region. In consultation with County Public Health and superintendents from school districts across San Diego County, all public schools will close beginning Monday, March 16, 2020. In the South County, the Chula Vista Elementary School District, National School District, San Ysidro School District, South Bay Union School District and Sweetwater Union High School District will each close schools through Friday, April 3, 2020. At this time, classes are scheduled to resume April 6, 2020.

Students should stay home and minimize social contact as much as possible to keep their adult family members safe. South County districts are exploring with our cities and County of San Diego, and community organizations what it can do to support students and families while schools are closed during the week before Spring Break, as well as the break.

This decision was made with the best interests of students and staff in mind. Instead of doing reactive, school by school closures, we’re going to focus the next three weeks on how we can provide essential support for our community in this new reality. It is likely we will be seeing many more cases of COVID-19 in the coming weeks and months and this will require a measured, sustained response.

Our staff will be working part of this time, and using the time to prepare and train on how to educate and support community health during this epidemic.

We are considering what, if any, childcare options we can extend to families over the next two weeks during this unplanned closure. We will be sharing detailed information about how families can support student learning during school closures, especially if they are for extended periods. We’ll be sharing more details as soon as possible about what we can make available.

Look for a formal announcement from area school districts later in the day.

For now, take comfort in that we will all do our part to limit spread and transmission of COVID-19 in our respective communities.

Sincerely,
Francisco Escobedo Ed.D.