In an effort to recognize students for demonstrating PBIS, Leader in Me, and Choose Love principles, staff members have the opportunity to share out examples from their class. For additional details click on this link to view our PBIS matrix. Click Here to learn more about this week's Leading Labs.

Transitional Kindergarten/Kindergarten

• Keimyah A.
• Sawyer C.
• Sam F.
• Talon H.
• Ronin M.
• Brixton O.
• Andy S.

First Grade

• Kingston H.S.
• Mark K.

Second Grade

• Reagan C.
• Juliet J.
• Milo M.
• Baylee P.
• Bostyn P.
• Ace S.

Third Grade

• Lilah G.
• Jackson J.
• Addie S.
• Audrey S.

Fourth Grade

• Amelia A.
• Aiden C.
• Abby G.
• Tai I.
• Afrand O.
• Charlotte R.
• Topher R.

Fifth Grade

• Sadhana A.
• Sujay A.
• Dalton C.
• Ariana E.
• Liam M.
• Lily M.
• Prajwal S.

As you know, Lawrence Elementary is implementing the Leader in Me, which teaches 21st-century leadership and life skills to students and creates a culture of student empowerment based on the idea that every child can be a leader. Surveys will be conducted to learn more about key areas of strength and areas of needed growth in our school. The data from these surveys will also help us track the impacts of the Leader in Me process and implement key practices more fully. In order for us to have a holistic picture of what is going on in our school, we are asking all teachers, parents/guardians, and students in Grade 4 and up to participate.

Parent participation is completely voluntary, but we do hope to get feedback from one member of every household. The parent/guardian survey takes about 12 minutes to complete and will ask questions about your child and about his or her experience in our school. If you have more than one child attending the school, you will be asked to think about the oldest child’s experiences as you answer questions related to his or her growth.

Thank you in advance for completing the parent survey. Please use this link to complete the survey.

Alameda County Fair 1 free admission ticket - TK-6 Grade: Visit the Summer 2022 Alameda County Fair June 17- July 10, 2022. A revised coupon code “LVJUSDTix2022” has been added to the Alameda County Fair Flyer attached. Please note LVJUSD has a unique discount code for a one-day free ticket for our students.

Science at Stockmen’s Park: This Saturday, May 21, visit Stockmen’s Park for their monthly science event for kids of all ages. This month is the Science of Plants. They will have expert botanists and gardeners on site and you’ll have the chance to explore tree rings, strange seeds, and art with plants. The event is from 11am-2pm and more information can be found here!

Summer reading is always important but is especially so in these difficult pandemic times. The Livermore Public Library’s Summer Reading Program keeps children active and engaged in learning over the summer and can help them keep up their reading and math skills for the fall.

This year, the library had created videos to promote the Summer Reading Program instead of our usual in-person visits to classrooms. We would greatly appreciate it if you would send these video links to classroom teachers and ask that they show a 3-minute video to their class. There are separate videos for each age group.

Video Links:

• Independent Readers (grades K-6 in Fall 2022): https://youtu.be/rY7KGDIIFDM
• Teen (grades 6-12 in Fall 2022): https://youtu.be/WRy3T_bjTso

This summer, the Livermore Public Library is offering an app-based reading tracking system (and paper gameboards for those that need them) and participants can earn badges and prizes. The Summer Reading program is available for free to everyone, from babies to adults. People can register for the game at https://livermore.beanstack.org/reader365 now and the program officially begins on June 1. We also have a Community Reading Goal of 3 Million Minutes this summer. Students can track their time spent reading to contribute to the community goal.

Tierney Alvarado

Librarian

Livermore Public Library

925-373-5510

talvarado@livermore.lib.ca.us

Are you starting to plan family getaways? Here's the link to review next year's school calendar.

Volunteers are welcome to provide assistance on campus. Currently, we are limited to two volunteers at a time in the classroom. Use this link to complete the application process.

May 20- Family Movie Night-Campus opens at 7:30 p.m.

May 21-Science at Stockmen's Park 11:00 a.m.2:00 p.m.

May 26- Open House 6:00-7:00 p.m.

May 30- No School- Memorial Day

June 9- Last Day of School-Dismissal at 12:30 p.m. for ALL Students

August 23- First Day of School