Just a few months ago, the Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District looked on track to adopt a new calendar and bell schedule in time to implement later school start times in the fall. Now the future of those negotiations is uncertain.
The new year is in full swing, and the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees is facing decisions on four distinct but interconnected issues: reaching an agreement on a long-term location for Bullis Charter School, choosing how to use a 10th school site the district purchased in Mountain View, deciding whether to move to a sixth- through eighth-grade middle school model and updating the district’s facilities master plan.
The Los Altos School District Board of Trustees is on the cusp of approving a new, districtwide dress code, aimed at being gender-neutral and equitable to all students.
Construction of new classroom buildings is underway in the Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District, but recent wet weather brought delays to the project at Los Altos High.
When Los Altos High School students return to classes next fall, the road in front of their school may look a bit different. The city of Los Altos plans to resurface Almond Avenue over the summer and is reviewing options to improve bicycle infrastructure along the street, as well as other potential changes.
The Los Altos School District is aiming to approve a master plan by the end of the school year, which lays out how to address various facilities needs the district faces.
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