PVUSD Board of Trustees is pleased to bring to you the following three resolutions approved at their May 8 meeting:
Resolution #18-19-41 declares May 19 - 25 as Classified School Employees Week. PVUSD is extremely fortunate to count on the dedication and commitment of our almost 1,000 classified staff.
Resolution #18-19-42 is a call for a moratorium on expansion of Charter schools and strengthening transparency and oversight in governance and practice. PVUSD cares about the quality of education for the students in this community and joins key organizations, such as NAACP, in this effort to limit expansion of charter schools.
Resolution #18-19-40 acknowledges May as National Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month. PVUSD's student diversity encapsulates many cultures and traditions and immigrants of Asian and Pacific ancestry have contributed significantly to the community's growth and stability.
Resources
Click the picture below to get to the E.A. Hall Tech Website
Around the corner from EAHMS, at 15 Madison Street, middle-school students can enjoy the free after-school program. Get snacks, homework help, enrichment options, one on one tutoring, and fun games all for free!
Monday–Thursday 3:00–5:30 pm.
Learn more at www.youthnowcenter.org.
Happenings
Our school newspaper is out! ¡Nuestro periódico ha salido!
Click on the link to read the Falcon Feed.
Haga click en el enlace para leer las noticias del Falcon Feed.
As members of the Edward A. Hall community of learners, our goal is to ensure that all students are challenged, supported and successful as they develop intellectually, socially and emotionally while meeting or exceeding grade-level standards.
Together, we are committed to providing students with an academically rigorous, well-rounded, standards-based instructional program that fosters problem-solving, critical thinking and the development of healthy habits for life. Students, staff, parents and community members work together to maintain a safe, caring, and inclusive environment. We encourage responsible citizenship, productivity, and collaboration. We celebrate our cultural and linguistic diversity.
Our mission is to inspire students to become independent, passionate, lifelong learners. We provide students skills and opportunities to become positive contributors to society.
Nuestra misión es inspirar a nuestros estudiantes a ser independientes, apasionados y aprendices de por vida. Proveemos a los estudiantes con la habilidad y la oportunidad de convertirse en contribuyentes positivos en nuestra sociedad.
The Mission of the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is to educate and to support learners in reaching their highest potential. We prepare students to pursue successful futures and to make positive contributions to the community and the global society.
Want to be a part of making a positive difference? Here is your chance!
The Diversity Club is a new club on campus where students can support and encourage their peers to be themselves and to celebrate what makes others and themselves unique.
Meetings are every Wednesday in Room 2.
All are invited and included! We look forward to seeing you there!
Yearbooks can be purchased in the front office for $30 with cash or check or by purchasing them on this website.
