Under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, PVPUSD provides immediate enrollment in school even if the required paperwork is not available (i.e. birth certificate, immunizations, proof of residency, school record) to “homeless” students, among other services.

Under the act, “homeless” includes:

• Lacking a regular, fixed and adequate nighttime residence

• "Temporarily doubled up" with family or friends due to a loss of housing and economic hardship

• Living in a shelter, hotel, or motel

Wednesday’s PVPUSD Board Meeting will include approval of a bond issuance resolution, program manager contract, and discussion of facilities use and rental calendar.

PVPUSD meeting recap and projected timeline for bond issuance.

PVPUSD December 18 meeting agenda including bond issuance timeline.

2024 election results and implications for the community.

Problems in our district will only worsen if we cannot pass a local bond. Locally controlled funds are imperative to shield our students from the incessant politicization coming from the State.

Thank you to all who participated in my first Town Hall. More to come.

Candidates for Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Governing Board at the League of Women Voters Forum.

Ensuring materials are age-appropriate is not the same as banning books. The smut displayed in one of our local libraries is a direct result of Democrat policies and activism.

PVPUSD Board Member Julie Hamill provides link and summary of the September 11 PVPUSD Board meeting agenda, explains extreme heat minimum day, and how to support Portuguese Bend families impacted by the landslide.