Big Bear, CA - The Bear Valley Unified School District will be offering meal service for children 18 years of age and younger beginning on Monday, March 16th, on weekdays for the next 2 weeks. There will be a drive through “grab and go” pick up at each school site at the drop off/pick up area from 11am to 11:45am. Be advised that in case of inclement weather, food service … [Read more...] about BVUSD Offers Meal Service for Children Starting Monday, March 16th
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Coronavirus Forces the Closure of All BVUSD Schools Beginning Monday, March 16th
Big Bear, CA - The Board of Trustees of the Bear Valley Unified School District met in Closed Session today at 6pm for a Special Board Meeting in an emergency session to discuss possible solutions and actions related to the public health crisis resulting from the coronavirus pandemic. In order to keep students and staff safe from the spread of coronavirus in our school … [Read more...] about Coronavirus Forces the Closure of All BVUSD Schools Beginning Monday, March 16th
BVUSD “Principal for a Day” Activity
Big Bear, CA - Bear Valley Unified School District celebrated their annual “Principal for a Day” activity on Wednesday. The tradition started in 2011 as a way to introduce and engage community members at the school sites. Superintendent Dr. Mary Suzuki stated that “Principal for a Day” gives the community an opportunity to view the innovative work that is occurring at all of … [Read more...] about BVUSD “Principal for a Day” Activity
School District Appoints New Board Member
Big Bear, CA - On October 2nd, the Bear Valley Unified School District will seat it's fifth Board Member. Four qualified candidates have applied for the open Governing Board seat vacated by the resignation of Beverly Grabe. The applicants include Brian Dubow, Stephen Foulkes, Axel Heller and Glenn Jacklin. In addition to meeting the eligibility requirements set by the Board, … [Read more...] about School District Appoints New Board Member
Avoid Liquid Medication Mismeasurements
Nearly half of all parents get their children’s liquid medication doses wrong. In fact, one study found that four out of five parents made at least one error when using either a dosing cup or oral syringe and the miscalculations ranged from small to more than twice as much as directed. This would be a problem when administering medication to anyone, and it is especially … [Read more...] about Avoid Liquid Medication Mismeasurements