Lomitas Elementary School, Victor Elementary School District, VESD

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15579 8th Street
Victorville, CA 92395
(760) 245-1691
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Lomitas Career Academy

12571 First Avenue
Victorville, CA 92395
Phone: (760) 243-2012
Fax: (760) 243-1291

Kenisha Williams

Principal

KLWilliams@vesd.net

The Mission of Lomitas Elementary School The purpose of Lomitas Career Academy is to prepare students to be able to select from a variety of career opportunities and to be successful in the world of work. As a Career Academy, Lomitas has 3 Foundational Pillars: mission by:

1. Career Awareness
2. Character Development/ Service Learning
3. Code of Professionalism-Dress Code

Students at Lomitas learn about and are recognized for demonstrating exceptional Character in these 6 areas. These characteristics and parameters are taught and reinforced within each classroom, grade level, and school wide. Please refer to our “6 Pillars of Character” column below:

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rustworthiness, R
espect, R
esponsibility, F
airness, C
aring, C
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News

Lomitas Career Academy Dress Code (Full Version)

Click on the link to download a copy of the new dress code. You will need Acrobat Reader or Macintosh Preview to view the document.

Links

Lomitas Home Page

Student Handbook

School Accountability Report Card

Current School Accountability Report Card (English)

Current School Accountability Report Card (Spanish)

The governing boards of California school districts must annually prepare and issue the School Accountability Report Card (SARC) for each elementary and secondary school under their jurisdiction. SARC reports are required by law to provide parents, the local business community, and interested parties with important information about a school's progress in 16 key areas. These Conditions cover such topics as progress toward meeting goals in reading, writing, and arithmetic progress toward reducing dropout rates and the amount of funds spent on salaries and other services. The School Accountability Report Card was established by Proposition 98, an initiative passed by California voters in November of 1988.

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