The newly formed Livermore High School Alumni Association. Their group is
creating opportunities for LHS Alumni to interact with fellow alumni and provide
an ongoing support for Livermore High School in their mission of "preparing
every student for future education and productive citizenship." Where graduates
and supporters of Livermore High come together and make a difference for
Livermore High. In the first car is Mrs. Edna Chance (class of '35), Carol Jean
and Dick Farmaris (class of '40). The second car is driven by Jim Perry (LHS
Grad), accompanied by Rich Fletcher, Alumni Association President and his
Father, Nels Fletcher, both LHS Grads. Their third car is driven by Ray Alsdorf
(class of '67), accompanied by Livermore High School's current Principal, Darrel
Avilla.
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The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District’s Board of Education which
includes Board President Stewart Gary and Board Trustees Bill Dunlop, Chuck
Rogge, and Anne White accompanied by Superintendent of Schools Kelly Bowers,
Assistant Superintendent Mike Martinez, and Executive Director of Fiscal
Services Susan Kinder. Joining the Board and Superintendent are students and
parents from Rancho Las Positas Elementary School.
On Wednesday, September 16, the Governor’s Fitness Challenge named Rancho Las
Positas Elementary School, California’s Elementary School of the Year. Rancho
was represented in Sacramento by its entire fourth and fifth grade student body,
teachers, office staff, principal and running club coordinators. Rancho school
accepted the honor but chose not to accept the award of $100,000 in fitness
equipment. Instead Rancho opted to give it away to another deserving school
community less fortunate than its own. Rancho School is proud to honor its
students and staff for their hard work but equally as proud to acknowledge the
giving and caring spirit that makes up the school community.
Recognition of the Rancho community is a shining example of all the
remarkable accomplishments seen throughout the entire District.
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