We invite Da Vinci parents/guardians and community members to attend a Virtual Town Hall meeting on March 2nd at 6:30PM to solicit your feedback on the steps being taken for a phased-in return to campus between April 12th-June 9th. Join us! 

Virtual Town Hall for Families
March 2, 2021 | 6:30PM

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/95743052884

Meeting ID: 957 4305 2884
1 (669) 900 6833

Speaking at the Virtual Town Hall on March 2nd will be Dr. Matthew Wunder, CEO/Superintendent; Dr. Jennifer Hawn, Chief Operating Officer; Dr. Emily Green, School Nurse; and Vicente Bravo, Chief Administrative Officer. 

We will provide an update on our COVID-19 safety plan, discuss timelines, solicit feedback from families, and answer as many questions as we can. The Town Hall will be recorded and posted on our website. Because a Town Hall via Zoom may make it challenging to respond to everyone’s questions, we will also provide a Padlet to capture your thoughts, and request that you complete a survey that will be sent out on
March 3. 

(Please note: The Town Hall can only accommodate 1,000 participants. If for some reason you are not able to get onto the call, you will have access to the recording, Padlet and survey to provide feedback. Thanks for your understanding.)

Please join us for a virtual Athletics Update & Information Meeting tonight (Thursday, February 25) at 5:30PM at this Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/96739097320 !

This meeting will include updated information, including:

+ Area Placement Change, Impact of Re-leaguing
+ What Spring 2021 (Season 2) will look like
+ Current CIF and L.A. County Department of Public Health Guidelines for Practices, Conditioning and Competition
+ Q&A

All students, families and community members are welcome. We look forward to seeing you!

This update will be recorded for future access. 

Happy Wednesday, DVC Families,

We are hosting a 10th grade book pick-up today at 201 N. Douglas St. from 12pm – 2pm. All 10th graders will need a copy of this book for their English 10 class, and we are happy to provide it for them.

Additionally, there are some 11th graders who might need to pick up books for English 11 Honors, and some 11th & 12th graders who might need books for their El Camino College Courses (Biology and Political Science books are ready). All are welcome and encouraged to come during this time to pick up needed books.

If you are unable to pick up the book today, please reach out to Nancy Banuelos (nbanuelos@davincischools.org) to make an appointment for a different day and time between 8am and 4pm. If you have any questions, please direct them to Jackie Martinez (jmartinez@davincischools.org).

Friendly Reminder: Windows down, masks up during the drive-through to help prevent the spread of Covid-19 and ensure the safest environment possible.

Sincerely,

Erin

Happy Saturday, DVC Families,

We are excited to wish our DVC Marketing Pathway Students all the best as they participate virtually in the DECA State Career Development Conference! The competition takes place from Tuesday to Thursday of this week. We are excited for their participation and we’re cheering for them!

As always, please bookmark this site for quick links, including grade-level specific hubs as well as information about how to access your student’s school picture.

The schedule for the week is below, as well as some updates on what’s coming up.

• 3/3: School Site Council Meeting @ 4:30pm
• 3/12: School Picture Makeup Opportunity (sign up here) & Professional Development Day – NO SCHOOL
• 3/16: Student-Led Conference Begin

Sincerely,

Erin D’Souza

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Black College Expo will be hosted LIVE virtually until we can continue back to physical events. The Virtual California Black College Expo a 2-Day event is an ONLINE Experience for students to get access to colleges, highlighting HBCUs, historically black colleges and universities, and other educational programs.

Seniors can get ACCEPTED on the SPOT! College Application FEES Waived, and get SCHOLARSHIPS on the spot! It was developed due to the impact COVID-19 pandemic that has affected students and families, especially when it comes to college access. This event will help high school seniors looking for a college home and college transfer students looking to transfer to a four-year college.

This event also serves as a bridge to help college recruiters connect with students looking to go to college. It is also an opportunity for future high school seniors to get connected to a college and get their application fees waived.

Black College Expo is helping students with access to higher education for over 20 years. This event truly helps students connect to college, careers & beyond!  The event is produced by National College Resources Foundation (NCRF), a 501c3 nonprofit organization. NCRF has helped over 500,000 students get into college, and helped students connect with over 1 billion dollars in scholarships and grants.

https://hopin.com/events/black-college-expo-california-virtual-experience