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News & Announcements
5.13.22 Snowline Updates
Believe it or not, the final week of five school days for the 2021-22 school year has come and gone. Barring any need to close schools over the last four weeks, there will be no more school for students on Fridays.
Snowline Music Days
We are proud to announce the Snowline Music Days! Two full days of choir and band performances, by ALL grade levels in the Snowline Joint Unified School District. You will not want to miss this event! Check the flyer for details!
Snowline Updates 5.6.22
Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 8. I am reminded that our mothers are often our best teachers during our lives. By profession, my mother was an elementary school teacher. By action each and every day of her life with me, there was no one better at teaching me about the best of humanity and how it should be shared with others at all times.
Snowline Updates 4.29.22
With April ending, it will be time to begin our final full month of the 2022-23 school year. The COVID-19 data in the Snowline JUSD continue to remain low, a great trend for safety throughout our communities. I am hopeful for more of the same as we go into and through May.
Now enrolling! 2022 Summer School for High School Students.
Enrollment will begin on 4/11/2022 for all Snowline HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS for Summer School! Please check out the flyers for details!
Snowline Updates 4.21.22
The most recent updates to COVID-19 requirements in school settings were made to vaccinations. The California Department of Public Health released information late last week indicating that the regulatory process for the COVID-19 vaccine requirement would be dropped for the 2022-23 school year.
Public Service Announcement
Among high school teens, we are seeing an
increase in the use of counterfeit (fake/bogus) prescription
pills that contain lethal amounts of fentanyl. Since February
2021, 14 teens in our county have died from fentanyl
overdoses. Unless prescriptions pills come from a pharmacy,
there is no way of knowing if they are safe.
increase in the use of counterfeit (fake/bogus) prescription
pills that contain lethal amounts of fentanyl. Since February
2021, 14 teens in our county have died from fentanyl
overdoses. Unless prescriptions pills come from a pharmacy,
there is no way of knowing if they are safe.
Snowline Updates 4.14.22
The end of this short week of school will get us through the midpoint of the month after the upcoming three-day weekend. The impact of COVID-19 within our communities and San Bernardino County remains low, allowing for the return of so many wonderful experiences that have not been allowed to occur during previous times throughout the pandemic. It has been a real joy witnessing our students and staff members being in such learning situations.
Snowline Updates 4.1.22
We start the month of April with the impact of COVID-19 remaining relatively low throughout the Snowline JUSD and across our region. I make this statement based on the data that we consistently monitor within our communities and throughout San Bernardino County. This will continue to ensure that the entire Snowline learning community has access to the most recent information connected to the pandemic.