La Cañada Unified School District

Our most current information from Southern California Edison indicates that our power at LCHS will not be restored until noon tomorrow at the earliest. Based on this information, LCHS 7-12 will be closed on Tuesday, October 16th and reopen on Wednesday, October 17th. The district will be applying for emergency ADA funds to offset the financial impacts. We have also been in communication with the LCF city manager and have been checking with neighboring schools. St. Francis has announced they are also closed. Elementary school sites will be in session. We apologize for any inconvenience. However the District felt that making this decision tonight based on the most current data from Edison was in the best interests of student and staff with regards to safety and families being able to make timely arrangements.

LCHS is hosting an amazing event on October 20th. The event will include two keynote speakers as well as 34 presenters from a variety of career fields including professionals from the fields of science, medicine, law, finance, business, education, politics, entertainment, engineering, astronomy, the arts, nonprofits, and aviation, among others, who are all community members. Click to register and choose your sessions. Open to 6th-12th students and their families. Lunch provided.

After a busy year of fundraising, the LCFEF directors presented a check for $2,230,000 to the Governing Board at the most recent board meeting. Tax-deductible donations made to LCFEF help keep class sizes small, hire high school counselors, update technology, provide arts and music education and enhance campuses.

On October 9th, the Governing Board took action to approve Superintendent Sinnette's goals for the 2018-19 school year. Major themes include Measure LCF and the bond program; Safety, Security, and Student/Staff wellness; long-term planning; LCHS accreditation; and community relations. Review all six goals here.

The Spartan community gathered to eat, play, laugh, and cheer.