Livermore Teacher Uses Technology to Provide Kids and Parents with 24/7 Access to Grades and Assignments For students in Lisa Wilson’s combination fourth and fifth grade class at Arroyo Seco Elementary School, technology that meets them on their own terms is promoting engagement, responsibility, and academic success. LIVERMORE, CA – March, 2015--– [...]
The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District is very pleased to announce the Board of Trustees unanimously approved the appointment of Mistee Hightower-Guzman as a new vice principal to the District. Mrs. Hightower-Guzman has been appointed as the new vice principal of East Avenue Middle School. Mistee began her educational career in the New Haven [...]
To the LVJUSD Community: On behalf of the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD) Board of Education, our outstanding educators, support staff, and administrators, I welcome you to the 2012-2013 academic year! A high quality public education system is the cornerstone of any community, and ours is no exception. By working together, we have created an extraordinary [...]
Yesenia Sanchez from Granada High School has been selected from among 700 applicants in the East Bay to participate in a five week Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) academic program on the Stanford University campus beginning this summer. Six students from Livermore high schools completed applications and took the required mathematics assessment. Of those [...]
Tri-valley students and educators honored business and industry partners at the recent Tri-Valley Educational Collaborative (TEC) "Celebrating Partnerships and the Students They Serve" event. Recognized for their support and contributions to the success of Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs in the Livermore, Pleasanton, and Dublin School Districts as well as Las Positas College, were Lawrence [...]
Anthony Chavez, grandson of activist Cesar Chavez spoke at an assembly for students at Marylin Avenue Elementary School on Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Anthony Chavez, 25, grew up participating with his grandfather in United Farm Workers' marches, rallies and political campaigns. He speaks before numerous student and community groups on behalf of the Cesar E. [...]
Vertex the Police Dog Plays Fetch with High School Students Horizons Family Counseling has joined with Del Valle Phoenix High School to bring the Youth Outreach Mentoring Program to high school seniors. As part of the program, community leaders visit the school and discuss their career of choice with twelfth grade students. On [...]
Leo Croce Elementary School Celebrates 20 Years Leo R. Croce Elementary School celebrates a milestone as it turns 20 this month. Croce School has proudly provided educational excellence to the community of Livermore since 1991. The school was named after former Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Superintendent (1973-1989), Leo R. Croce, who [...]
Did you know? Local businesses are perfectly poised to impact education in a positive way in our city—and these contributions are not only a one way street! By investing any combination of time and money you choose, your business opens itself to opportunities to flourish when you partner with education. The Livermore Valley Education Foundation recommends [...]
