Arroyo ValleyHigh School

PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE


Good afternoon Hawk family,

      In light of Governor Newsom’s order for all California residents to stay home and guidance from the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, all schools in the county, including San Bernardino City Unified School District, will remain closed until May 1.

We are glad to inform you that SBCUSD will provide grab and go meal service for children Monday through Friday during spring break, which begins March 23rd and ends April 3rd. A grab and go lunch and the next day’s breakfast will be provided from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to children 18 and under at the following schools:

• Pacific High School,1020 Pacific Street
• Alessandro Elementary, 670 Ramona Avenue
• Wilson Elementary, 2894 Belle Street
• And Riley Elementary, 1266 North G Street

Children must accompany parents and/or guardians when obtaining a meal.

And beginning Tuesday, March 24, the California Charter Schools Association will be providing meals during spring break at Options for Youth, 985 South E Street, Suite A at the same times already listed.

Please stay informed by following us on social media, visit www.sbcusd.com/readysbcusd and call the district hotline, (909) 888-KIDS, that’s (909) 888-5437, which will be updated daily Monday through Friday. Thank you.

     We understand that these measures present challenges for many, if not all of us; however, we believe the potential risk of disease outweighs any challenge or inconvenience we may face. We ask that you continue the self-care practices of washing your hands and avoid touching your face as well as avoiding public gatherings of 10 or larger.  I have seen the resilience that San Bernardino displays time and time again and I know that we will get through this by working together for the greater good.  Our teaching staff is hard at work preparing distance-learning curriculum in the case that the threat is not resolved by the end of Spring Break and will be providing details if and when the situation dictates.

While I cannot predict how long this threat may linger, I know I can count on our shared commitment to the well-being of our community and our scholars — thank you for your understanding and patience.

With All Sincerity,

Bernardo Valenzuela
Principal
Arroyo Valley High School