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School supplies for the 2021-2022 school year
It's that time of the year again!
Due to continued restrictions as a result of the COVID pandemic, we are still required to ensure that students do not share supplies in the classroom. Most of what they need is provided, however, students may want their own personal supplies as well. Below are recommended supply lists for each grade.
Third and Fourth-grade Supply List
Fifth and Sixth-grade Supply List
local control accountablity plan (LCAP)
As a result of the change in funding mechanism to the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), the majority of state categorical dollars have been eliminated and funding is provided through a base grant, supplemental, and concentration grants. The base grant provides funding for general operating expenses and program components for every student. The supplemental and concentration grants are focused on additional supports needed for students of poverty, English language learners, and foster youth. In order to identify programmatic supports, the district provided numerous opportunities for stakeholder input.
In the process of creating this plan, stakeholder input was compiled and action steps were delineated in the district's LCAP to address the needs of students of poverty, English language learners, and foster youth. The draft LCAP was presented to various stakeholder groups for additional input and to refine the LCAP components. The next steps in the approval process are to hold a public hearing, secure Board approval, and then submit the LCAP to the San Luis Obispo County Office of Education for approval. Once the plan is approved by SLOCOE, it is submitted to the state for recording.
Parent Involvement - Title i information
The teachers and staff of Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District know that parents are a student’s first and best teacher. Parents, schools, families, and communities working together, however, can create meaningful partnerships that ultimately lead to significant gains across the board in student achievement.
The goal of any school parent involvement program is to increase student achievement by engaging and empowering parents, and other stakeholders, to become actively involved in their children’s education across all grade levels.
At Pleasant Valley, there are many opportunities for parents and staff to work together to improve the education of our students.
P.A.S.E., our school's PTO is one way you can get involved. Please look for their monthly messages about their upcoming meetings.
Below are the district policies around parent involvement.
Tiny But Mighty
Please click on the photo to watch a wonderful video produced by the San Luis Obispo County Office of Education about our school.
Important Board Policies
| Event | Date |
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| Spring Break | 4/2-4/9 |
| Online Open House | 5/6 |
| Red, White, and Blue Day | 5/28 |
| School Day Color Run | 5/28 |
| Last Day of School | 6/10 |
| Minimum Day | 6/10 |
| Summer School Starts | 6/21 |
| Summer School Ends | 7/2 |
| Back to School Night | 8/17 |
| Start of 2021/22 School Year | 8/19 |
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Pleasant Valley School and District
Pleasant Valley School, nestled in the beautiful vineyard covered hills of San Miguel has been creating successful learners and members of the community since 1884. Students in kindergarten through sixth grade attend this wonderful school, and despite its small size, the school still provides the equivalent 21st Century education that is available in the much larger districts.
The school community prides itself on its long-standing tradition of strong parent and community involvement. Yearly events, such as the Harvest Festival, Color Run, and Thanksgiving Feast add to the sense of community involvement in the school.
The faculty and staff of PVS are highly qualified, caring professionals who promote a warm, safe, and family-oriented atmosphere. They value pride in education and life-long learning. The small class sizes and high staff to student ratios mean that students can receive individual help for their educational and other needs. One-to-one technology and a dedicated science STEM lab are just two of the great offerings that this tiny but mighty school has to offer.
Pleasant Valley School is a little out of the way but not too hard to find. It's just a short 15-minute drive NE of Paso Robles. Stop by and check us out!
From Highway 101 and CA 46E (approximately 8.9 miles):
1. Take CA 46 E (toward Fresno/Bakersfield for 4.8 miles.
2. Turn left on Jardine Road, and follow for one mile.
3. After crossing the bridge, keep left as Jardine Road becomes Estrella Road after the bridge.
4. At the stop sign, continue straight onto Ranchita Canyon Road. The school is immediately on your right at 2025 Ranchita Canyon Road, San Miguel, CA 93451.
Be careful using GPS directions to find the school. Some systems will misdirect you and you may end up miles away in Monterey County.
