On Tuesday, Jim Smith of nearby Aptos called the museum. Thompson then sent out a social media request for help in finding the artifact.
“This is an extremely important find,” Thompson wrote, and he urged Schuh to call him.īut when they went back to the beach, the tooth was gone.Ī weekend search failed to find it. The proposed plan will also be available for view on the Ramona Unified School District website at determined that the object was a worn molar from an adult Pacific mastodon, an extinct elephant-like species. Several meetings have been held to review the LCAP, including a May 24 community forum to allow open discussion of the document with the public.Īfter the June 12 hearing, Ramona Unified trustees will vote on whether to adopt the LCAP on Thursday, June 29. Survey questions address items such as trusting and respectful relationships, whether students feel cared about, how well schools keep students safe, how well schools maintain a clean campus, and how well schools maintain their buildings, playgrounds and fields. The survey is required by the state to measure items such as attendance, academic performance and graduation rates, but also to measure the district’s progress on meeting goals. The LCAP surveys students, staff, parents and community members about different aspects of the district’s schools. The LCAP provides an opportunity for school districts to share their stories of how, what, and why programs and services are selected to meet their local needs. The LCAP is a three-year plan that describes the goals, actions, services and expenditures to support positive student outcomes that address state and local priorities, according to Ramona Unified officials. at the school district office, 720 NInth St. The LCAP will be presented as an agenda item at the school district’s school board meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. To coordinate participation, email Unified sets public hearing for Local Control and Accountability PlanĪ public hearing to share information and answer questions about the Ramona Unified School District’s Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) is set for Monday, June 12. Participants can bring potluck side dishes.Ĭommunity organizations can have a table or booth at the event at no cost to share information about their organization and upcoming events. Ramona Pride will supply water and soda, hot dogs and hamburgers and a vegetarian dish. Walkers should park at or near Collier Park and bring water, wear comfortable shoes and colorful clothes for a warm day. A potluck-style picnic and games will also be available. After the walk, participants can listen to speakers and learn about the Ramona LGBTQ+ community. St.Īt the walk, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., participants can follow a 2-mile route that starts at Collier County Park and continues west on Main Street for 1 mile before circling back to the park. The community event will be held from 10 a.m. Ramona Pride invites the public to a Visibility Walk and Community Picnic on Saturday, June 10.
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