COLTON COURIER We ekly
Vol 148, NO. 1 4
March 1 9, 2020
School district will provide meals to students during closure, guidelines through April 30
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he Colton Joint Unified School District will provide pre-packaged sack breakfast and lunch to students 18 and younger during this time of school closures. Drop off site parking lots and drop-off loops (look for signs):
* Grant Elementary 550 W. Olive St., Colton, 92324 * Grand Terrace High School 21810 Main St., Grand Terrace, 92313 * San Salvador Pre School 471 Agua Mansa, Colton, 92324 * Cooley Ranch Elementary 1000 S. Cooley Dr., Colton, 92324
* Joe Baca Middle School 1640 S. Lilac Ave., Bloomington, 92316 * Bloomington High School 10750 Laurel St., Bloomington, 92316
When: • Wednesday 3/18/20 – Friday 3/20/20 10:00 am – 1:00 pm • Monday 3/23/20 – Friday 3/27/20 10:00 am – 1:00 pm • Monday 3/30/20 – Friday
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Special Edition on the Coronavir us Pandemic: Jus t t he Fa ct s
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4/03/20 10:00 am – 1:00 pm * While Supplies last *Range of dates may change based on CDC & SBCDPH guidance. Adults may drive up with people 18 and under in car, prepacked meals will be given to the people 18 & under that are present in the vehicle. Please follow the directives of the signs & staff in parking lots. Walk up service is available, but drive up service is strongly encouraged. No ID required; students do not need to be accompanied by an
adult. Weather may affect serving dates. Visit www.lunchatcolton.net for up to the date information regarding meal service. Out of an abundance of caution, the district has been compiling a list of guidelines for schools to use as we navigate through these unprecedented times. Following the direction from state and county officials and mirroring actions being taken by school districts CJUSD, cont. on next pg.
Colton Area Museum hosts student tour s By Dr. G (Luis Gonzalez)
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ecently, the Colton Area Museum Association (CAMA) has ramped up its community outreach by hosting the first of a series of student tours to promote the rich and legendary history of the City of Colton. Students from Lincoln Elementary School under the direction of teachers Mrs. Segura, Mr. Hall, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Macias, took to the streets for a walking field trip, and headed south from their Olive Street campus to an exciting tour of the Colton Area Museum. “It was a great trip…a very good learning experience,” says teacher Mr. Delgado, one of the accompanying teachers on the trip. For the last 10 years, the Colton Area Museum Association has offered special tours for elementary students each spring. Third grade students who study local history have this opportunity to broaden their experiences by seeTours, cont. on next pg.
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Pictured from left: Dr. G, past board member; Marian Murphy, Secretary; Mike Murphy, President; Frank Acosta, Board Member; Dale Suchil, Docent; Pam Collier, Docent; and student members of Lincoln Elementary School.