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  • 2020 PBIS Community Cares Award Lehigh California PBIS Gold Award LogoGold Ribbon School Title I Achievement Award California Business for Education Excellence Pivotal Practice Award Logo

     

    Lehigh is a California Pivotal Practice School!

    The California Pivotal Practice (CAPP) Program is being utilized by California in 2022 in place of the California Distinguished School Award. In 2022 Lehigh received this award for the Intervention programs offered to students. Lehigh students are offered exemplary intervention programs that are systematic, skill based, monitored and research based. Hence, Lehigh is proud of this recognition by the California Department of Education.

    Lehigh staff is committed to excellence in education! We are so proud of our staff and students for their hard work and dedication.

     

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      Homeless or In Transition Students (McKinney Vento Homeless Education Act)

      • All students considered homeless or in transition, which includes students who lack a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence, are afforded certain rights under the McKinney-Vento Assistance Act (Board Policy 6173):

        • Immediate enrollment in the school last attended (school of origin) or the local school where you are currently staying, even if the family does not have all required enrollment documents.
        • Continue to attend the school of origin, if requested by the parent or guardian, and it is in the best interest.
        • Transportation to and from the student’s school of origin, at the request of the parent or guardian.
        • Any special programs and services that are provided to any other students for which the student is eligible for.
        • Receive the full protections and services provided under all federal and state laws, as it relates to homeless children, youth, and their families.

        It is not a crime to live in one of the above situations, and schools are here to assist you and your children with enrollment and appropriate services.  This information will not be shared outside the educational entity.

        If you have questions about these rights, please contact the Ontario-Montclair School District (OMSD) Homeless Liaison:

        • Cara Molina, Executive Director of Health & Wellness Services
        • Phone:  909-459-2500
        • Email:  Cara.Molina@omsd.net 

        For assistance with services and support, please call or visit your child’s school to speak with the Outreach Consultant or Principal. You may also call OMSD Health & Wellness Services, Case Management Team directly at 909-418-6923, or click this link to find out if you qualify for services: Family Support Survey

        Scan this QR to complete the Family Support Survey.

      California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP)

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