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包裹税信息 保护小班环境中的核心教育教学 在 Lakeside，我们所有的教师和助教都超过了国家规定的“高素质”称号。 Lakeside 每个班级的平均学生人数为 17.8 人。除教师外，每个班级都有一名助教，以支持小组和个人的学术指导。 加强我们高素质和敬业的教学人员 我们的员工在基于项目的学习、艺术灵感和教育技术方面获得了专业发展。这些教师培训转化为更多机会，让我们的学生在更加协作、以学生为中心的创造性环境中学习，同时发展他们的批判性思维和沟通技巧。 提供更新的计算机并整合 21 世纪的学习 通过 Lakeside 社区基金会的私人企业赠款和捐赠，社区通过提供必要的技术工具帮助我们的孩子为未来成为成功的学生和有贡献的公民做好准备，从而继续投资于未来。 持续为中学生提供全面的教育 Lakeside 与 Campbell 联合学区和 Loma Prieta 联合联合学区建立了合作伙伴关系，我们的六年级至八年级学生目前在 Rolling Hills 或 CT English 就读中学。 Lakeside 家庭可以从这两个评价很高的优秀项目中进行选择，找到最适合他们学生的项目，并让 Lakeside 学生有机会体验强大的中学课程和环境。 继续提供卓越的丰富计划。 在 Lakeside Community Foundation 和 Lakeside PTA 的额外帮助下，Lakeside 的学生可以接受补充丰富课程，包括奥尔夫音乐、戏剧和舞蹈。此外，每个孩子每周从体育专家那里接受两次体育课。这些有价值的项目有助于提供均衡的课程，让学生在湖滨校区以外的教育之旅中继续受益。 财政责任 学区的财政管理良好，普通基金预算约为 160 万美元。董事会和 Lakeside 教师之间的合作有助于维持一个信任、关怀的环境，首先关注学生的需求。技术娴熟的教育工作者、敬业的董事会和支持社区是 Lakeside 坚实基础的基石。 措施 C 独立公民监督委员会报告说，所有资金都已按承诺使用。湖滨学区对我们选民批准的支出一直是公开和透明的。 包裹免税 什么是包裹税？ 2010 年 5 月 4 日，湖滨联合学区的选民批准了措施 C.  结果，学区内的每个地块所有者被  每个地块征税 311 美元一年七年。措施 C 将于 2017 年 5 月到期。 2017 年 3 月 7 日，湖滨联合学区的居民批准了措施 A。该措施对每个包裹征收 647 美元的包裹税，并从 2017/2018 纳税年度开始生效。   此包裹税将于 2025 年到期。 具体而言，这些资金将用于为中小学生保留高质量的学术课程，吸引和留住高素质的教师，使教学课程保持最新状态，并为我们的山区社区提供安全、维护良好的学习环境。 有哪些可选豁免？ 以下年度豁免将在申请和验证后授予： 老年人豁免  （65岁以上） 连续包裹豁免 残障人士的补充保障收入 (SSI) 免税包裹免税（估价低于 2,000 美元的包裹将免税） 我如何申请豁免？ 只需填写相应的豁免申请表，并在 6 月 15 日前提供表格上注明的必要文件，即可获得从 7 月 1 日开始的财政年度的豁免。 有关豁免的具体信息可在学区网站 www.lakesidelosgatos.org ，或致电 (408) 354-2372.  联系包裹免税官 您可以申请： 亲自 ：请将填妥的免税申请表和所有必需文件的副本带到位于 19621 Black Road, Los Gatos, CA 95033 的湖滨联合学区办公室。包裹免税官将于上午 8:00 至凌晨 4:00 提供服务：周一至周五下午 00 点至 6 月 15 日申请截止日期 通过邮寄 ：请将填妥的豁免申请表和所有必需文件的副本返回给位于 19621 Black Road Los Gatos, CA 95033 的 Lakeside Joint School District 的包裹税豁免官。所有邮寄的申请必须在 6 月 15 日之前以邮戳为准。 我必须每年申请吗？ No. 一旦你符合豁免标准，你就不必每年填写新表格了。 但是，要继续豁免，你必须仍然拥有并居住在豁免财产中。 包裹免税 什么是包裹税？ 2010 年 5 月 4 日，湖滨联合学区的选民批准了措施 C.  结果，学区内的每个地块所有者被  每个地块征税 311 美元一年七年。措施 C 将于 2017 年 5 月到期。 2017 年 3 月 7 日，湖滨联合学区的居民批准了措施 A。该措施对每个包裹征收 647 美元的包裹税，并从 2017/2018 纳税年度开始生效。   此包裹税将于 2025 年到期。 具体而言，这些资金将用于为中小学生保留高质量的学术课程，吸引和留住高素质的教师，使教学课程保持最新状态，并为我们的山区社区提供安全、维护良好的学习环境。 有哪些可选豁免？ 以下年度豁免将在申请和验证后授予： 老年人豁免  （65岁以上） 连续包裹豁免 残障人士的补充保障收入 (SSI) 免税包裹免税（估价低于 2,000 美元的包裹将免税） 我如何申请豁免？ 只需填写相应的豁免申请表，并在 6 月 15 日前提供表格上注明的必要文件，即可获得从 7 月 1 日开始的财政年度的豁免。 有关豁免的具体信息可在学区网站 www.lakesidelosgatos.org ，或致电 (408) 354-2372.  联系包裹免税官 您可以申请： 亲自 ：请将填妥的免税申请表和所有必需文件的副本带到位于 19621 Black Road, Los Gatos, CA 95033 的湖滨联合学区办公室。包裹免税官将于上午 8:00 至凌晨 4:00 提供服务：周一至周五下午 00 点至 6 月 15 日申请截止日期 通过邮寄 ：请将填妥的豁免申请表和所有必需文件的副本返回给位于 19621 Black Road Los Gatos, CA 95033 的 Lakeside Joint School District 的包裹税豁免官。所有邮寄的申请必须在 6 月 15 日之前以邮戳为准。 我必须每年申请吗？ No. 一旦你符合豁免标准，你就不必每年填写新表格了。 但是，要继续豁免，你必须仍然拥有并居住在豁免财产中。

紧急信息 湖滨是红十字紧急疏散中心， 在 SSP 中查找语言 按钮 章节标题 这是一个段落。单击“编辑文本”或双击文本框开始编辑内容，并确保添加任何相关详细信息或您想与访问者分享的信息。 列表标题 这是一个段落。单击“编辑文本”或双击文本框开始编辑内容，并确保添加任何相关详细信息或您想与访问者分享的信息。 列表标题 这是一个段落。单击“编辑文本”或双击文本框开始编辑内容，并确保添加任何相关详细信息或您想与访问者分享的信息。 列表标题 这是一个段落。单击“编辑文本”或双击文本框开始编辑内容，并确保添加任何相关详细信息或您想与访问者分享的信息。 列表标题 这是一个段落。单击“编辑文本”或双击文本框开始编辑内容，并确保添加任何相关详细信息或您想与访问者分享的信息。

School Staff Meet our instructional staff below. For a complete list of school staff, please find the School Staff Roster at the bottom of the page. Education Specialist, Resource Specialist Sandra Cadell Sandra Cadell has been teaching children for over 20 years and working with special needs students for over 15 years. She has a dual credential in both Mild Moderate and students with Extreme Needs. Sandra started her work in Special Education as an Autism Support Specialist with the Santa Cruz County Office of Education’s flagship ASD program, Chrysalis. She was trained in the Morgan Center Model of Autism Support as well as 9+ years of heavy ASD behavior support training. She entered the SPED teaching field as a Mod/Severe Middle School SDC teacher and has taught students from TK throughout High School with great success and still has strong ties and relationships with both students and families from her previous districts. Her relationships created strong links with these families and students from her past still reach out to continue social connections and to receive social support in the communities they live in. She has brought her Special Education expertise to Lakeside and earned her second credential for Mild to Moderate Special Education to better support all Lakeside students and better support the MTSS all inclusive programs. Sandra also worked with the creators of the Inclusion Collaborative at their launch to help them to make the program’s site more accessible and user friendly. Sandra uses her experiences and extensive knowledge and training to help all students at Lakeside. She supports all classrooms and includes all students in her programs where appropriate. TK/K Teacher Annabelle Siino Ms. Siino is a dual-certified teacher (special education and multiple subject – general education) with 11 years of experience in Pajaro Valley USD and San Lorenzo Valley USD, working with preschool to 3rd-grade students. 3rd Grade Teacher Unal Majid Teaching is Ms. Majid's second career, having first worked as a software engineer in New York. She started her teaching journey as an Oak Grove School District substitute teacher, and worked with grades pre-K to 8th grade. She completed a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from CalState TEACH and has spent the last 3 years as a full time teacher at Edenvale Elementary School. Ms. Majid believes that teachers have a profound impact on young minds, and that there is no process more important than that of educating our youth. She has a Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer and Systems Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, 1st/2nd Grade Teacher Danielle Chabot Ms. Chabot is a Felton native and currently resides in Santa Cruz. She recently graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz with a Master's in Education and multiple subject teaching credentials. Previously, Ms. Chabot spent nine years as a full-time ocean lifeguard for California State Parks. Her goal is for her students to explore and interact with the world around them, to problem solve and take risks and find multiple ways to solve problems. She desires to develop the whole child and for every student in her classroom to feel seen, heard, and valued during every moment of our time together. 4th/5th Grade Teacher Kaelyn Hsu Ms. Hsu has been teaching for six years and has taught in both the third and fourth grades. She also has experience as a student teacher and volunteer in the first and fifth grades. Ms. Hsu is a proud San Jose State Spartan, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Science for Multiple Subject Teaching as well as her Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction. One of her highest values as an educator is in creating relationships with students. Relationships with students, families, and other staff members are all aimed to help students be succ Staff Roster

社会情感学习  塔蒂亚娜 处理社交技巧、应对技巧、每周的 SEL 课程，还有针对可能有困难的学生的分层系统，可能会有单独的会议

学生信息  缺勤报告 如果您的孩子将缺课，请通知学校：  通过电话 408.354.2372 ， 或者 通过电子邮件至缺席@lakesidelosgatos.org 如果您的孩子因病缺勤，请在通知学校时注明他们的症状。  当前学生的信息变化 如果您需要更改任何对 Lakeside 来说很重要的信息（例如，地址、医疗信息等），请通过以下方式联系地区办公室ljsd@lakesidelosgatos.org .  新来湖滨的学生 如果您是 Lakeside 的新用户，请单击上面的标题以访问有关如何注册的更多信息。  请求转移区 如果您想转入或转出湖滨联合学区，请单击上面的标题以获取更多信息。  中学招生 这是您的服务页面。这是提供有关您所提供服务的信息的绝佳机会。双击文本框开始编辑您的内容，并确保添加您想要与网站访问者分享的所有相关详细信息。

新到湖边 欢迎来到湖滨！ 为了在 Lakeside 注册您，您需要填写并提交以下表格。  新生登记表 家庭语言调查 请求累积文件夹 入学结核病风险评估  （注：The  结核病评估必须由学生的医生签字。） 您可以下载这些 PDF，填写并通过电子邮件发送回 ljsd@lakesidelosgatos.org .  或者您可以联系地区办公室，让他们将这些表格邮寄给您。当然，您可以随时到办公室取表格。 除了这些表格，您还需要提供： 居住证明（公用事业账单或租赁协议） 副本 出生证明 免疫记录 一旦您返回这些表格，您将获得有关如何完成在线注册的信息。 Incoming Transitional Kindergarteners & Kindergarteners TK/Kindergarten enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year coming soon! Submit the required forms and documents as listed above to ljsd@lakesidelosgatos.org . In addition, the following forms are required for new TK and Kinder students: TK/K Questionnaire Development and Health History Oral Health Assessment Report of Health Exam for School Entry (Required date within 18 months of the start of 1st grade.) Helpful links Calendar Bell Schedule Current News

Current State of Lakeside's Parcel Tax We want to hear from you! As we continue to plan for the future of LJSD, your input is important to us. We encourage you to take our survey at tinyurl.com/LJSD-Survey . Maintaining Quality Education in our Mountain Community Lakeside School has served our unique mountain community for nearly 150 years. Lakeside School serves as the de-facto heart of our community, providing the community center and emergency evacuation center for all of our neighbors. A Tradition of Local Funding Like many rural school districts, Lakeside Joint School District (LJSD) relies on voter-approved, locally controlled parcel tax funding in order to attract and retain qualified teachers and support academic programs in our local school. The District also utilizes this source of funding to ensure that every child can attend the public middle school of their choice. Schools Facing Potential Academic Cuts and Teacher Layoffs This source of funding — which provides more than $500,000 annually and accounts for 20% of the budget — is set to expire next year. If local funding expires, and the District is forced to make half a million dollars worth of cuts, it is hard to envision a path forward for our small mountain school without teacher layoffs, loss of academic programming and potentially even the closure of Lakeside School. Potential Measure to Renew Expiring Funding at the Current Rate The Lakeside Joint School District Board of Trustees is currently exploring options to continue this source of local funding. While no final decisions have been made, the measure renews the expiring source of funding at the existing $647 rate, with modest annual inflation adjustments to keep up with the rising cost of providing a quality education. If renewed, this source of funding would continue to: Keep Lakeside School open Attract and retain highly qualified teachers and school staff Provide a quality public middle school education for every student Protect core academic programs in reading, writing and math Support innovative academic programs in science, technology and engineering Maintain our whole-child, broad-based curriculum that includes the arts, music, physical education, gardening and outdoor education Offer mental health support to meet students’ academic and social emotional needs Fiscal Accountability and Local Control Required All proceeds are controlled locally and cannot be taken away by the State No money can be used for administrators’ salaries or pensions Independent citizens’ oversight and mandatory annual audits are required Senior citizen homeowners are eligible for an exemption from the cost We Want to Hear From You As we continue to plan for the future of our schools, we would like to hear your thoughts. Please contact the District at ljsd@lakesidelosgatos.org for more information. Frequently Asked Questions How is Lakeside Joint School District doing? Lakeside School has served our unique mountain community for nearly 150 years. What started as a one-room, one-teacher school, has grown into the only preschool through 5th Grade school available to families who wish to raise and educate their children in the mountain lifestyle. How are Lakeside Joint School District schools funded? Lakeside Joint School District (LJSD) relies on voter-approved, locally controlled parcel tax funding in order to provide qualified teachers and support academic programs in our local school. Local parcel tax funding accounts for 20% of the District’s budget. How has local funding supported our schools? Local funding has helped Lakeside Joint School District attract and retain qualified teachers and support academic programs in our local school. The District also utilizes this source of funding to ensure that every child can attend the public middle school of their choice. This source of funding is set to expire next year and would require voter approval in order to be renewed. What happens if local school funding expires? If this source of locally controlled funding expires, the District is facing $500,000 in cuts. This loss of funds could potentially lead to teacher layoffs, loss of academic programming and the closure of Lakeside School. Does the District have a plan to renew expiring parcel tax funding? The Board is considering a measure that would renew this expiring source of funding at the existing $647 rate, with modest annual inflation adjustments to keep up with the rising cost of providing a quality education. This would allow Lakeside School to keep its doors open without putting an additional undue burden on our local taxpayers. How exactly would a parcel tax renewal measure support LJSD schools and students? The current measure under consideration would renew the existing parcel tax at current rates and could continue to be used to: Keep Lakeside School open Attract and retain highly qualified teachers and school staff Provide a quality public middle school education for every student Protect core academic programs in reading, writing and math Support innovative academic programs in science, technology and engineering Maintain our whole-child, broad-based curriculum that includes the arts, music, physical education, gardening and outdoor education Offer mental health support to meet students’ academic and social emotional needs Would fiscal accountability provisions be included in a potential renewal measure? Any local funding measure would include strict fiscal accountability requirements, including: All proceeds are controlled locally and cannot be taken away by the State No money can be used for administrators’ salaries or pensions Independent citizens’ oversight and mandatory annual audits are required Senior Citizen homeowners are eligible for an exemption from the cost How much would the potential renewal measure cost? If approved, the potential measure would renew the existing parcel tax at the current rate of $647 per year with modest annual inflation adjustments to keep up with the rising cost of providing a quality education until ended by voters. Has past voter-approved funding been spent as intended? Yes. The LJSD Citizens’ Oversight Committee has reviewed past spending of parcel tax funding and has found that Lakeside Joint School District has spent all its funds on voter-approved programs. Would senior citizen homeowners be exempt from the cost of the potential measure? Yes. Senior citizen homeowners would continue to be eligible for an exemption from the cost of the measure, as would residents with disabilities. Current exemptions need not reapply. If you are eligible for an exemption but aren’t currently exempt you will need to apply for exemption. Would all funds benefit Lakeside School only? Yes, all funds from the potential measure would benefit Lakeside School only. No funds could be taken by the state or used for any purpose other than supporting Lakeside School. I don’t have children attending local schools. How would this measure impact me? Even if you don’t have children attending community schools, quality local schools keep our community and property values strong. How can I share my thoughts? If you have any questions or input that you would like to share, please contact lsjd@lakesidelosgatos.org .