Loomis Union School District

News and Announcements

	Budget Fact Sheet The LUSD Board of Trustees has issued the following document regarding the upcoming 2010-11 budget.
	Setting the Record Straight The following document is offered as a means to provide clarification on important current issues.

	LUSD/LTA Negotiations Update On January 12, 2010, there was a "Determination of Impasse" issued regarding negotiations.
	Congressman McClintock Addresses LUSD 8th Grade Students On Friday, January 8th, U.S. Rep. Tom McClintock addressed LUSD 8th grade students in the Franklin School gymnasium. The topic of interest included American history and the US Constitution.
	Labor Negotiations At the December 14th negotiations, the LUSD presented its most recent proposal to the Loomis Teachers Association (LTA).
	Charter Petition Submitted to LUSD The John Adams Academy has submitted a charter petition to the Loomis Union School District Board of Trustees.
	Cowboy Poetry Comes to Penryn School! For the first time Penryn School 4th and 7th grade students participated in the Cowboy Poetry events.
	H1N1 Booster Clinics The County Health Department will be conducting H1N1 Booster clinics for Placer County youth (under 10 years old) that received the first dose of the H1N1 vaccine during the November clinics. Please see the attached letter from the County outlining the upcoming clinics that are available. The community clinic that is available to Loomis District students is being offered on January 14th at McBean Park in Lincoln from 2:00 - 6:00pm. If you have additional questions regarding the H1N1 Booster Clinics you can contact the Placer County Health Department at (530) 889-7141 or visit www.placer.ca.gov
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As we head into the 2009-2010 school year, we are keeping our eye on the unraveling budget crises in California. The actions or inaction of the State legislature affects our district in a significant way! The year that lies ahead will be considered 1 in 100 in regards to the fiscal challenges being thrown our way. I would encourage you to read our LUSD Points of Pride. This reflects the "uniqueness" of schools and the educational program in the Loomis basin. These Points of Pride will help define our values as we head into a year where crucial decisions will be forthcoming.

-- Paul Johnson, Superintendent