Soledad Unified School District
Weekly Newsletter - November 8, 2019
HARTNELL SOLEDAD CAMPUS GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY
Soledad Education Center - Hartnell College
Jack Franscioni Students
Dr. Deneen Guss, Ms. Beverly Willits, and Pauline Tomasini
Hartnell Board President, Aurelio Salazar
Frank Ledesma Principal, Mr. Radtke and his students
Jack Franscioni & Jack Franscioni students, Ms. Iverson & Ms. Espino
Youth Council Representatives
Time to break ground!
Our Superintendent, Tim Vanoli
Hartnell President/Superintendent, Dr. Hsieh
Mayor Fred Ledesma
Butch Lindley, Former County Supervisor & Dr. Lewallen
Ms. Abrun and students
Dr. Guss, County Superintendent and City Council Members Ms. Carla Stewart and Mr. Alejandro Chavez and in the Middle, Mrs. Vanoli.
Jack Franscioni students, staff and Mr. Franscioni himself!
Mr. Cooper and Soledad High School students
Hartnell Board Member, Erica Padilla-Chavez
Guests
Students practicing breaking ground
SUSD Students
Ms. Iverson, Principal at Jack Franscioni ES, Ms. Espino, and students
Dr. Guss and our Superintendent, Mr. Vanoli
Mr. Vanoli & Mayor Fred Ledesma
Vickie Castro, Secretary at Main Street with students
The K-Nine Dogs visit Main Street and Soledad High Schools
The Safety Dog program began with orientations for parents and students at Main Street Middle
School and Soledad High School. Student orientations were conducted in grade-level assemblies on November 6 at Soledad High School and Physical Education classes at Main Street Middle School on November 6. This t is attached to this update. Parents and staff are receiving information beginning today, Friday, November 1.
The District contracted with Proactive K-9s to conduct random searches of students' belonging on unannounced days throughout the school year. The purpose of random canine searches is to deter students from bringing prohibited controlled substances onto campuses. On the day of a random search, the trained dog handler and safety dog will arrive on campus and will be accompanied by a school administrator and campus security personnel to search randomly selected classrooms on campus. Upon arrival at a classroom, students will be asked to leave their belongings and step outside of the classroom while the safety dog sniffs all of the student belongings in the room. The safety dog will not sniff students. If the safety dog alerts on a specific item, the student owner of that item will be as discreetly as possible escorted to the office with his/her belongings and have the items inspected with a witness present. If nothing is found, the student will return to class. If a prohibited controlled substance is found, appropriate intervention and/or disciplinary action will be taken.
Parents and students had the opportunity to meet the safety dog handler and the dog, see the demonstration of the process and answer any questions.
Hercules with Main Street Students
Mr. Bangs presenting to Main Street parents
Ryan, Hercules' Handler
Karma and Handler, Julia with Soledad High School parents
Julia, Karma's Handler
Julia & Karma presenting
Flu Shot Day at Soledad Unified School District
Every Student...Every Day!
Email: ifirme@soledad.k12.ca.us
Website: soledadusd.org
Location: 1261 Metz Road, Soledad, CA, USA
Phone: 831-678-3950
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Twitter: @SoledadSupt