F E E R ® Education + Communication = A Better Nation Covering the Hawthorne School District VOLUME 5, ISSUE 28 Jumping Into a New School Year! SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2015 ¡Entrando a un Nuevo Año Escolar! It hardly seems possible. Another summer is almost over and it is Apenas parece posible. Otro verano casi ha terminado y es hora de time to begin another school year. It is always an exciting time. This comenzar otro año escolar. Siempre es un tiempo emocionante. Este año year we will continue to build our staff and programs to best meet the continuaremos creando nuestro personal y programas para satisfacer needs of our students and community. mejor las necesidades de nuestros estudiantes y la comunidad. With the positive funding model in place we have been able to return Con el modelo de financiación positiva en su lugar hemos podido some of the programs we had to eliminate in the budget crisis and add regresar algunos de los programas que tuvimos que eliminar en la some wonderful supports at all of our schools. In addition to all of the crisis del presupuesto y añadir personal de apoyo maravilloso en todas initiatives we implemented last year we will build on those by adding nuestras escuelas. Además nos basaremos en todas las iniciativas que Dr. Helen E. a dean of students at each elementary school, increasing the number implementamos el año pasado añadiendo un decano de estudiantes Morgan of content coaches, increasing the family outreach staff, expanding en cada escuela primaria, aumentando el número de instructores, Superintendent our extended learning opportunities, increased intervention staff, the aumentando el personal de alcance familiar, la ampliación de las return of Jump Start Kindergarten, smaller class sizes K – 3rd grade, oportunidades de aprendizaje extendido, el aumento del personal de increased technology at school sites, expanded professional development, intervención, el regreso de programa de Jump Start -Jardín de Niños, clases uniform implementation district-wide, and in the summer of 2016 we plan to más pequeñas en K - 3er grado, el aumento de la tecnología en las escuelas, offer a summer school program at multiple sites. el desarrollo profesional ampliado, implementación de uniformes en todo el distrito, y en el verano de 2016 tenemos la intención de ofrecer un programa de la escuela de verano en múltiples planteles escolares. Además de estos avances positivos, me complace felicitar a la Sra. Cristina Chiappe y el Sr. Alexandre Monteiro en retener sus puestos de la Mesa Directiva. ¡Son sin oposición en las próximas elecciones, por lo que se mantendrán en la Mesa Directiva del Distrito Escolar Hawthorne por otros cuatro años! El Distrito Escolar de Hawthorne es afortunado de tener cinco miembros dedicados que mantienen el enfoque en los estudiantes. Los animo a visitar el sitio web del Distrito Escolar de Hawthorne en www.hawthorne.k12. ca.us para ver los recursos y la información Ramona students are excited to enter kindergarten! disponible acerca de nuestro distrito escolar. Los estudiantes de Ramona estan emocionados de empezar el Jardin de ninos!! ¡Espero otro año escolar excepcional! In addition to these positive improvements, I am happy to congratulate Mrs. Cristina Chiappe and Mr. Alexandre Monteiro on retaining their Board seats. They are unopposed in the upcoming election and therefore will remain on the Hawthorne School District Board of Trustees for another four years! The Hawthorne School District is fortunate to have five dedicated Board Members who keep the focus on students. I encourage you to visit the Hawthorne School District website at www.hawthorne.k12.ca.us to see resources and information available about our school district. I look forward to another exceptional school year! Board of Trustees Please Drive Safely...Students Are Back in School! Cristina Chiappe President Alexandre Monteiro Vice President www.SchoolNewsRollCall.com Luciano Aguilar Clerk Dr. Eugene Krank Member Sergio Mortara Member Hawthorne School District partners with LAUP to provide high-quality preschool for all four-year-old children. We believe all children deserve the best start in life and a quality preschool educa�on. El Distrito Escolar de Hawthorne está asociado con LAUP para proporcionar educación preescolar de alta calidad para todos los niños de cuatro años. Creemos que todos los niños merecen el mejor comienzo en la vida y una educación preescolar de calidad. Preschool Sites Preschool Schedule HSD Preschool is a free 3.5 hour school readiness program for 4 year old children Preschool Classroom Schedule: AM Session 8:05 to 11:35 PM Session 12:15 to 3:45 Eucalyptus Universal Preschool 12044 Eucalyptus Ave. Hawthorne, CA. 90250 Programa de Preescolar (310) 219-2837 El Preescolar del Distrito Escolar de Hawthorne (por sus siglas en inglés HSD) es un programa gratuito de preparación escolar de 3.5 horas, para niños de 4 años Zela Davis Universal Preschool 13434 Yukon Ave. Hawthorne, CA 90250 Horario del Salón de Clases del Preescolar: Sesión de la mañana 8:05 AM - 11:35 AM Sesión de la tarde 12:15 PM - 3:45 PM (310) 219-2821 Every child deserves a chance to succeed! ¡Cada niño merece la oportunidad de triunfar! The Benefits of Preschool D LA UP Preschool Information HS The most important years of a child's development is in the first five years of life. Children who receive a highquality educational experience, in their early years, develop the skills necessary to succeed in life. Each child receives one nutritious meal during the classroom program Certified Teaching Staff Children who are involved in preschool: Develop pre-reading, early writing, and math skills Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills Develop emotional behaviors and social skills Los Beneficios de la Educación Preescolar Los primeros cinco años de vida son los más importantes en el desarrollo del niño. Los niños que reciben una experiencia educativa de alta calidad, en sus primeros años, desarrollan las habilidades necesarias para triunfar en la vida. Los niños que participan en la educación preescolar: Desarrollan habilidades en matemáticas, escritura y lectura temprana. Mejoran el pensamiento crítico y habilidades en resolución de problemas. Desarrollan habilidades sociales y comportamiento emocional. For more information contact: Reina Robledo, Project Facilitator, LAUP Preschools [email protected] CPR and Emergency First Aid Trained Excellent Student/Staff Ratio Imagine It! Language Arts & Harcourt Math Curriculum Información del Preescolar Cada niño(a) recibe una comida nutritiva durante el programa del salón de clases Personal docente certificado Entrenados en resucitación cardiopulmonar y primeros auxilios Proporción excelente de niños y personal Plan de Estudios de Lenguaje (Imagine It!) y Matemáticas (Harcourt) Para más información póngase en contacto con: Reina Robledo, Facilitadora del Proyecto, LAUP Escuelas Preescolares [email protected] Bud Carson Middle School ® 13838 S. Yukon Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/676-1908 • www.budcarsonmiddle.org Mark Silva is excited to start his second year as principal at Bud Carson Middle School. It has been such an honor for Mr. Silva to get to know his brilliant, hardworking staff and remarkable students over the last year. This year will be Mr. Silva’s 23rd year of service in the Hawthorne School District, and he feels lucky to have landed in such a positive and innovative district. Mr. Silva anticipates that his students this year will be even more engaged and motivated to learn, given the additional Mark Silva academic support and extracurricular activities being provided Principal this school year. Bud Carson continues to emphasize its STEM focus primarily through the expansion of the Project Lead the Way (PTLW) curriculum. The establishment of PLTW at our biggest feeder school, Zela Davis, will only increase our students’ awareness and interest in STEM activities and careers. Mr. Silva’s own education includes a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a master’s degree in educational administration from California State University, Northridge. He began his career as a middle school math teacher before switching over to teaching English. He has been married to his wife, Diane, for 27 years, and they have two boys ages 18 and 23. They also are the proud parents of two dogs—Darla, 15, and Stewie, 5. Mr. Silva also has an identical twin brother, Paul, who comes to school occasionally and generates tremendous confusion among the students! Hawthorne Math & Science Academy 4467 W. Broadway, Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/973-8620 • www.hawthornemsa.org Principal Esau Berumen has been member of the Hawthorne School District family since 1997. He began his career as a long term substitute teacher at York Elementary School. After one month as a substitute teacher, he became the 7th Grade Life Science teacher at Hawthorne Intermediate School, which is now known as Hawthorne Middle School. In 2003, Mr. Berumen applied for and became the first Biology teacher at the soon to be open Hawthorne Math & Science Esau Berumen Academy, HMSA. He is one of the six HMSA founding teachers. Principal As the school grew, he became the Science Department Chair and the school’s College Prep Advisor. Mr. Berumen also played a critical role in the process and approval of HMSA’s courses by the University of California’s Office of the President. During his last year of teaching Biology at HMSA, he received the school’s Teacher of the Year award. In 2007, Mr. Berumen became the assistant principal of HMSA, and in 2011 he became HMSA’s third principal. Mr. Berumen earned his Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Occidental College. He earned both his teaching credential and his first Master’s degree in Cross Cultural Education from National University. In 2004, he went back to school to earn both his administrative credential and second Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from California State University Northridge. Recently, Occidental College’s Alumni Association awarded Mr. Berumen with its top honor, the 2012 Alumni Seal Award. Mr. Berumen has been married for 13 years and is father to three children. Two of his children will be attending schools in the Hawthorne School District this coming year. In his free time, he enjoys being with his family, reading books, and picking up an occasional game of rugby Education + Communication = A Better Nation www.schoolnewsrollcall.com Covering the HAWTHORNE SCHOOL DISTRICT Netragrednik Kay Coop Founder/Publisher Neta Madison www.schoolnewsrollcall.com Coop 562/493-3193 • [email protected] ADVERTISING SALES: 562/493-3193 • Fax: 562/430-8063 CONTENT COORDINATOR: Barbra GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Meshel Longiny Negrete COPY EDITORS: Lisa Brock, Kate Karp & Anna Zappia CONTRIBUTING CARTOONIST: Netragrednik by Neta Madison Welcome back to a new school Year. We are looking forward to publishing the excellence from the Hawthorne School District and thank you for continuing to include School News among your reading choices. 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Hawthorne Middle School 4366 W. 129th St., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/676-0167 • www.hawthornemiddle.org Mr. Rudy Salas has been with the Hawthorne School District for the past fifteen years. Prior to Hawthorne Middle School, He served as the Assistant Principal for Prairie Vista Middle School and as a classroom teacher at Kornblum Elementary. Mr. Salas is honored to be the instructional leader at Hawthorne Middle School and looks forward to the upcoming 2015-2016 school year. He will partner with a motivated and highly-skilled staff in order to provide an engaging and dynamic Rudy Salas school experience. The staff at HMS will continue to develop Principal and prepare students to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world. Hawthorne Middle School provides a supportive learning environment where individuals are treated with dignity, courtesy and respect. Mr. Salas earned his Bachelor of Arts from California State University-San Jose. He attained his Teaching Credential and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from California State University-Dominguez Hills. Mr. Salas lives in Hawthorne, California with his wife and three children ages 11, 7 and 2 years old. He enjoys spending time with his family, coaching baseball, playing golf and reading books. Mr. Salas is committed to working with parents, students, staff and community partners to improve academic achievement. Hawthorne Middle School encourages you to visit the parent center. School Office Hours: MondayFriday 8:00AM-4:30PM Office Phone: 310 676-0167 Mr. Salas is pleased to announce that Hawthorne Middle School is recognized by the California Department of Education as a Gold Ribbon and Title 1 Achievement School. Please drive safely — students are back in school! 4 FOUNDER/PUBLISHER: Kay Eucalyptus Elementary 12044 S. Eucalyptus Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/675-3369 • www.hsd-ca.schoolloop.com Mike Goldstein is beginning his 17th year in the Hawthorne School District. He grew up in Santa Cruz California and attended college at the University of Redlands, where he played football and earned a BA in History. After graduating in 1997, he received his teaching credential and MA in Cross Cultural Teaching from National University. In 1998 Mr. Goldstein was hired by the Hawthorne School District. He taught 8th grade Mike Goldstein Language Arts/ Social Studies and was a Special Projects teacher at Hawthorne Middle School for 7 years. During that time he Principal enrolled in the Educational Administrative program at California State University Northridge, and graduated with an MA in Educational Administration in 2006. Mr. Goldstein has served as Assistant Principal at HMS (2006-2008) and Eucalyptus (2009) and Principal at York Elementary School from 2009-2013. He is excited to begin his third year as the Principal of Eucalyptus Elementary School. Mr. Goldstein lives in Redondo Beach with his wife Cynthia and two daughters; Cyndi (age 10) and Amanda (age 9). When he’s not at work, Mr. Goldstein enjoys traveling with his family, to Cynthia’s native country of Panama. Jefferson Elementary 4091 W. 139th St., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/676-9423 • www.hsdjefferson.org Wendy Ostensen is pleased to return to Jefferson Elementary School, home of the Eagles, for her 5th year as principal. She has been in the field of education for 24 years. During this time she has been a science teacher, activity director, middle school site administrator, and elementary school site administrator. She is proud to have worked in the Hawthorne School District for her entire educational career. Ms. Ostensen earned her Bachelor’s Wendy Ostensen Degree in Zoology from California State University, Long Beach and her Master’s Degree/ Administrative Credential from Principal California State University, Dominguez Hills. Ms. Ostensen grew up in southern California and resides in Hawthorne (The City of Good Neighbors) with her two sons, Tanner and Dane, former and present HSD students. She is excited to collaborate with the dedicated Jefferson staff to continue the implementation of the Common Core State Standards which is preparing students for success in college and career readiness. Ms. Ostensen is also looking forward to working with Jefferson’s dedicated students and parents in order to improve and enrich student achievement. Jefferson’s expanding fine arts, dance, and music programs have been well received by the community, and will continue into the 2015-2016 school year. Kornblum Elementary 3620 W. El Segundo Blvd., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/970-4294 • www.hsdkornblum.org LaTima Jones just began her third year as the principal at Kornblum Elementary School. She has been an employee of the Hawthorne School District since 1997 as an elementary teacher, literacy coach, and assistant principal at the elementary and middle school levels. Ms. Jones graduated from the University of Southern California (USC) in 1995 with a degree in psychology. She earned her teaching credential through Chapman University and LaTima Jones attended Pepperdine University to complete her master’s degree. Principal Ms. Jones was a student-athlete throughout her years at USC, earning the Scholar Athlete Award of Honor for Academic Excellence, as receiving a solid education was her primary goal. She earned All-American honors in track and field, was a Pac-10 Conference champion, and qualified for the 1996 Olympic Trials. She uses these experiences to connect with students. She stresses that education is the foundation on which they will build all of their future success. Covering the Hawthorne School District Prairie Vista Middle School 13600 Prairie Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/679-1003 • www.prairievistamiddle.org Patricia Ray has been named the new principal of Prairie Vista Middle School. Dr. Ray grew up in Anaheim, California but began her teaching career in the Bronx, New York. She returned to California and joined the Hawthorne School District family in 1999. She has taught third and fifth grades at Washington and Kornblum Elementary Schools and sixth grade math and science at Bud Carson Middle School. Dr. Ray also served as the literacy coach at Jefferson Elementary school for several years before Patricia Ray becoming an administrator. Dr. Ray was the assistant principal Principal at Zela Davis Elementary School for two years before moving to Prairie Vista Middle School where she has served as the assistant principal for the past three years. Dr. Ray graduated from the University of San Diego in 1986 with a degree in political science and sociology, earned her teaching credential and master’s degree in elementary education from Hunter College in New York City, and attended Pepperdine University to complete a master’s degree in administration. Most recently Dr. Ray graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a doctoral degree in educational leadership for social justice. Dr. Ray is prepared and excited to take on this new challenge of being the instructional leader at Prairie Vista Middle School. Having worked at the school for the past three years Dr. Ray knows what a great team of students, staff, and families she has to work with. She is thrilled to welcome Matt Rohrer back as the assistant principal. Prairie Vista South Campus 13928 Kornblum Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/970-7550 • www.hawthorne.k12.ca.us David Mallchok is the Senior Site Administrator, Permit Coordinator, Non-Permanent / Transitional Housing Family and Foster Care Liaison and Coordinator of Student Welfare and Attendance at Prairie Vista South School. Prior to this position, David was Site Administrator for a variety of Hawthorne Schools including Prairie Vista Middle School, Bud Carson Middle School and Eucalyptus Elementary School. Preceding his tenure David Mallchok with the Hawthorne School District which began in August Site Administrator 1999, David served as an Assistant Principal, Magnet School Assistant Principal Coordinator and Classroom Teacher, Grades K through 12, with the Los Angeles Unified School District on elementary, middle and high school campuses in Central Los Angeles. David earned degrees from The University of South Carolina and United States International University. He successfully completed professional credential coursework through The University of La Verne and National University. David motivates excellence in staff, students and parents and maintains a safe and secure school campus that promotes values including responsibility, accountability, cooperation, appropriate social skills, acceptance of others, equal opportunity and satisfaction in self, family, school and society. David provides real, considerate, judicious answers to parents’ concerns, requests and inquiries. He deals with issues in a resilient and decisive manner and is able to channel the diversity of teachers’ talents supporting them in amplifying teacher and student abilities alike. David believes keenly in education and is devoted to doing all in his capacity to provide an outstanding, exacting, highly structured and organized learning experience for all students. As the new school year begins David will continue his commitment to work collaboratively and to communicate effectively in a positive manner with all students, staff, parents and community members. Our next issue is November 4 with October 19 deadline to be included. To advertise your business and reach your target market, please contact Kay Coop 562-493-3193 [email protected] September / October 2015 5 Ramona Elementary 4617 W. 136th St., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/675-7189 • www.hsdramona.org Michael Collins is proudly starting his tenth year at Ramona Elementary as Principal and values being a part of a school community that fosters a nurturing and challenging environment for all children. Mr. Collins was born and raised in the South Bay. He attended the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Art History. After college, he began substitute teaching in Hawthorne. He was hired as a Michael Collins full time teacher during his first year substituting at Ramona where he taught first grade for three years. Mr. Collins moved Principal on to teach fourth grade, fifth grade and a fourth and fifth grade combination class. After eight years in the classroom, Mr. Collins became the Special Projects teacher for two years where he trained teachers, managed site programs, ran parent education classes, and oversaw grade-level curriculum, data analysis and budget management. Mr. Collins earned his master’s degree and administrative credential from Cal-State University at Dominguez Hills. In 2000, he was assigned an assistant principal position at Washington Elementary School. He has also served as an assistant principal at Jefferson Elementary, Eucalyptus Elementary, and Prairie Vista Middle School. In 2004, Mr. Collins was named the principal of Kornblum Elementary School, where he served two years. In 2006, Mr. Collins returned to Ramona Elementary as the principal of the school. He thoroughly enjoys being a part of the Ramona community and watching the school grow. He has been married for 22 years to his beautiful wife Samantha and credits his career success to her and their 3 children - Brittany, Tevin, and Andrew. Washington Elementary 4339 W. 129th St., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/676-3422 • www.hsdwashington.org Maritza Cruz-Brown has been named the new principal at Washington Elementary School. Mrs. Cruz-Brown has been with the Hawthorne School District since 1998. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1998 with a degree in sociology and earned her teaching credential from California State University, Dominguez Hills in 2003. In 2004, she received her master’s degree in administration from Pepperdine University. Maritza Mrs. Cruz-Brown began her teaching career at Eucalyptus Cruz-Brown Principal School, where she taught second and fifth grades. After nine years as a “koala-ty” educator, she became a hawk at Hawthorne Middle School, where she taught sixth grade math and science and played an integral part in the expansion of the Two-Way Bilingual Immersion Academy (TWBI) to Hawthorne Middle School. In 2012 she became the math coach for Washington and Kornblum Elementary Schools. After two years of coaching, she served as the assistant principal at Zela Davis Elementary School and was responsible for the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) program. Mrs. Cruz-Brown grew up in Southern California and now resides in Lakewood, California with her family. They have always encouraged her to grow professionally and try new things. Mrs. Cruz-Brown enjoys traveling and making memories with her family. Zela Davis Elementary 13435 S. Yukon Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/679-1711 • www.hsdzeladavis.org York Elementary 11838 S. York Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 • 310/675-1189 • www.hsdyork.org Thank you for your ongoing support to York School! Our campus, staff, students and their parents help us to maintain being the amazing Superstars! I have been an educator in the Hawthorne School District for thirty years. Prior to becoming an administrator, I taught ten years at Hawthorne Intermediate and Zela Davis. I also worked at Williams Elementary and Prairie Vista Middle Schools. I Jennifer Beekman truly enjoy working for The Hawthorne School District for the past thirty years. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, I lived in the Principal Central Valley. I attended Clovis High School and graduated from California State University, Fresno. My husband is a structural engineer. My son graduated from Otis Art and Design School with his degree in Toy Design! How fun! My daughter will graduate from CSUF this year with a major in Kinesiology. Having had the great pleasure of being the principal of York for a total of 13 years, I have had the opportunity to meet so many wonderful families. I enjoy keeping the valuable connections of the York alumni and I truly appreciate those who come back to volunteer! The staff at York are all professional, dedicated and want all children to love our school and go to college! Follow York School on Facebook and refer to our website for updated information. Feel free to contact me if you have any time to volunteer. I wish to continue the outstanding parent support at our school! 2015 – 2016 is going to be another outstanding school year! Kathy Carbajal will begin her sixth year as principal at Zela Davis STEM PREP Elementary School. She has been in education for the past 18 years. During this time she has been an Administrator, English Learners Special Projects Teacher, and Classroom Teacher. Kathy Carbajal earned her Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, and Administrative Credential from California State University, Kathy Carbajal Dominguez Hills. Prior to attending CSUDH she spent two years in Mexico and attended the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, Principal where she further enhanced her Spanish proficiency skills. In 2014-2015, with the continued support of her amazing staff, Kathy Carbajal was able to expand Zela Davis’ Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Program. Students participated in STEM programs such as Project Lead the Way (PLTW), Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK), and Experium Science Academy. Exiting 5th grade students were selected by USC to participate in their Summer Science Camp. Ms. Carbajal’s ongoing mission for Zela Davis students is to make computer literacy an integral part of the daily curriculum, using iPads and Chromebooks for research projects and science activities. She hopes to increase the number of computers in each classroom so that teachers can assign an activity and students can work in pairs with a Chromebook or iPad to complete the task. Increasing students’ familiarity with computers will also improve their typing skills and ability to use word processing programs, something they will need to master before taking the new Smarter Balanced state exams starting in the third grade. In 2015-2016 Ms. Carbajal and her STEM Staff will expand the Project Lead the Way curriculum from three classrooms to ten classrooms, in grades two through five. The PLTW curriculum will include topics such as Energy Conversion, Stability and Motion, and Robotics and Automation! Congratulations Contest Winners: May, Nataly Garcia amd June, Maria Arellano Be sure to enter the contest on our web site www.schoolnewsrollcall.com 6 www.schoolnewsrollcall.com Grow up strong with us. Choose Providence when your family needs care. 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Wagoner, M.D. Call 866-909-DOCS or visit california.providence.org/pmi to learn more about our pediatricians and office locations. Hawthorne School Menus On-line www.hawthorneschoolmeals.com • Inscríbete para correos electrónicos mensuales de menús • Hechos nutricionales disponibles para todos nuestros alimentos. • Lista de alérgenos de comida disponible. • Enlace para la solicitud de alimentos en línea. • Enlace para pagar en línea • Sign up for monthly menu emails! • Nutritional facts available for all our foods. • Food allergen list available. • Online meal application link. • Online meal payment link. Todos los almuerzos escolares deben ser pagados por adelantado, ya sea en la oficina o en la cafeteria antes de las 10:00 a.m o puede pagar en línea en ezschoolpay.com. All school lunches must be paid in advance either in the school office or cafeteria, before 10:00 a.m. Or you may pay on-line at ezschoolpay.com. $2.75 for a single lunch. Pay for 20 meals at $41.25 and save $13.75!! Un solo almuerzo es de $2.75. Pague 20 almuerzos por adelantado y ahorre $13.75!! Students may charge up to 3 meals only. Any debt must be paid in full before receiving the discounted meal price. Los estudiantes pueden deber sólo 3 comidas. Cualquier deuda debe ser pagada en su totalidad antes de recibir el precio de la comida con descuento Meal Application Solicitud de Alimentos If you have not submitted a meal application for 2015-2016 school year, or received notification that you have been directly certified, please submit your application online at ezmealapp.com. Si usted no ha completado su solicitud para el año escolar 2015-2016, por favor complete su solicitud en línea en ezmealapp.com. Preschoolers will be provided a paper application at school (Do not apply online). Kindergarteners and TK need to be included on the family online application. Niños en edad preescolar se les dará una solicitud en la escuela (no aplique en línea). Los niños de Kínder y TK deben ser incluidos en la solicitud en línea. If you do not have access to the internet or require assistance, please call us at: / Si usted no tiene acceso a internet o necesita ayuda, por favor llámenos al: (310) 263-3990 • 14120 Hawthorne Blvd, Hawthorne, CA 90250 or visit us at the District Office / o visítenos en la Oficina del Distrito
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