Monday, May 31
Memorial Day Holiday

Tuesday, June 1
Bargain Book Bonanza; noon

Wednesday, June 2
NO WASTE LUNCH DAY (bring food/beverages in reusable containers)
PFC Executive Board Mtg.: Teachers' Lounge, 5:30 PM / Old Board-New Board Dinner to Follow

Thursday, June 3
Principal's Club Luncheon; Lower Field, 12:00 PM
End of the Year Concert/Videotaping of 3rd Grade "The World is a Rainbow"; MP Room, 1:20 PM

Friday, June 4
5th Grade Field Day; Lower Field

Saturday, June 5
Rachael Wenger Memorial Service; Heather Farms, 1:00 PM

Monday, June 7
STUDENT COUNCIL SPIRIT DAY: BEACH DAY
Student Council Luncheon; Lower Field, 12:00 PM
Cub Scout Pack 200 Leaders' Mtg.; Library, 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM

Tuesday, June 8
5th Grade Party; Springbrook Pool; 10:00 AM-2:00 PM
2nd Grade Castle Rock FT; all 2nd grade, time TBD

Wednesday, June 9
4th Grade Party; Larkey Swim Club, 10:45 PM-2:20 PM
Kindergarten Field Day; Lower Field, 8:15 AM-11:35 AM
1st Grade Field Day; Lower Field, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM

Thursday, June 10
Last day of school
Minimum Day
All K: 8:15 AM-11:35 AM
Gr. 1-3 students dismissed at 11:50 AM
Gr. 4-5 students dismissed at 12:00 PM

Monday, June 14
Flag Day

Sunday, June 20
Father's Day

A. CONGRATULATIONS TO TEAM 5, winners of the GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE. Good job to Captains Roni Marrone & Krista Fettke and to Lily O. and Maya L.! Congratulations also to 2nd place TEAM 7, Captains Heidi Stanford and Jazzlyn Boynton! A job well done by all the Girls' League teams!!!
B. CONGRATULATIONS TO TEAM 1, winners of the BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE. Good job to Captains Samuel Smith & Will Rembac and team members Daniel K, Clark F, Nick S & Kage G! Congratulations also to 2nd place TEAM 9, Captains Brian Hemmenway & Alex Wang! A job well done by all the Boys' League teams!!!
C. THANK YOU TO SPRINGHILL PARENT, MR. CRAIG CHESLOG, staff member of State Assemblyman Tom Torlakson who took time from a busy campaign to discuss the state legislative process with all of our fourth graders last week. It was a very informative discussion---the students learned much about how our state government runs! Thank you, Mr. Cheslog!
D. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED OUR Gr. 1-5 OPEN HOUSE! We had a great evening of showing off our school and showcasing our students last Wednesday night! Great job, students and teachers!!! Thanks to all who attended!
E . THANK YOU all for attending Wednesday's most successful LASF Art & Music Fair. It's hard to believe the level of talent at Springhill School! A huge THANK YOU to Holly Nolan & Sally Fonstein for coordinating the event and to all volunteers for their assistance during the Fair! And a job well done by Vicki Ghulam the Upper Grade Girls' & Boys' Chorus and Liz Brummel, Wendy Clymer and the 5th Grade Strings and Band in the Amphitheatre as well. THANK YOU ALL!!!
F. OCEAN WEEK: Yes, our 17th annual OCEAN WEEK is coming. Once again, we are trying to actually contain the events to a week (6/1- 6/4) and BEACH DAY on Monday, June 7. As in the past, this week is generously sponsored by our PFC--THANK YOU VERY MUCH! The program includes field trips, on-campus visitations by Lawrence Hall of Science and other institutions, workshops for students, etc. There is more scheduled for this exciting event and you can help! Do you have a certain expertise or collection of articles relating to oceans or waterlife that you would be willing to share, lend or donate to the school? If so, contact your child's teacher or Kim Brast in the school office. Also, there will be a number of activities in which volunteers will be needed!!! Thank you.
G. Join the PFC! Register for e-SCRIP!!

**** THE SIX PILLARS & PAY IT FORWARD CORNER ****

"Train up a child in the way that he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it." - King Solomon, Proverbs 22:6


CHARACTER COUNTS!
AS YOU GO FORWARD DAILY, STAND TALL UPON THE PILLARS OF TRUSTWORTHINESS, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, FAIRNESS, CARING & CITIZENSHIP!!!

Every week we will be including different aspects of our Pay It Forward theme for this year in the Friday Flyer. Character development should be a major component in any well-rounded educational program and it has been for many years at Springhill. Ask your children what their classes are doing for Pay It Forward. Come to Spirit Wednesday, 8:30 AM every Wednesday morning in the main courtyard and find out how we promote character development at Springhill School.

A. TRUST IN EDUCATION (TIE): Is the Springhill community ready to provide another two scholarships to keep Afghan children off the street and in school for another year? Our two students this year are Mariam, a 10 year old girl, and Hewad. a 12 year old boy. The cost has risen to $600 to fund such a student. Mr. Budd MacKenzie of TRUST IN EDUCATION visited our campus on last Monday, 5/3, to promote "THE BUCK STOPS HERE' program for this very purpose and to update our 4th and 5th graders on the progress of the school in Lalander, Afghanistan, that Springhill has helped to support for the last seven years. Help support the Pillar of Caring!
B. JUMPROPE FOR HEART: Over $6000 was raised for the American Heart Association by Springhill School students earning a dodgeball game against the faculty for Mrs. Deitch's 3rd grade & Mrs. Newcomb's 4th grade! Well done, Scorpions!!! Thank you to Ms. Beth Brown for coordinating this even and thank you all for supporting the Pillar of Caring!!!
C. JAMBA JUICE SALE: Our annual Student Council Jamba Sale to support the National Brain Tumor Society took place last week and raised over $400 to honor former students Zane Melmed & Matt Lynn, and former Springhill Office Manager, Jan Grenn, all of whom succumbed to brain cancer. A check for money raised was presented to the Melmed and Lynn families at this week's Spirit Wednesday for the National Brain Tumor Society. Thank you to all for supporting the Pillar of Caring including Jamba Juice and Mrs. Holly Nolan who coordinated this successful effort!
D. FIFTH GRADER LIA SWAN and Springhill thanks you all for your donations of used towels and sheets for her Tae Kwon Do service project. The towels and sheets will be used at Care for Cats in Pleasant Hill to wrap up newborn kittens and foster cats. Thank you for your donations and supporting the Pillar of Caring!
E. EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT: David Furtado is a Boy Scout with Troop 204 in Lafayette. For his Eagle Scout project, he is collecting new and gently used shoes for the Mother of Peace Orphanage in Zimbabwe. Collection bins will be available outside the school office during the week of May 24, 2010. The children of Zimbabwe are in desperate need of shoes so the donation of your child's gently used or new shoes will be very much appreciated. For any questions please call David at 925-818-1224.

**** DIFFERENTIATION CORNER ****

*Differentiated Instruction takes place in all of our classes. Each week, we will be profiling a particular teacher's implementation of Differentiated Instruction every week in the Friday Flyer. Don't miss it!!!

In Ms. Wilson's 4th grade, an individualized approach is used. Students who demonstrate mastery of topics as they are introduced are given more challenging activities to pursue while others receive guided instruction from the teacher. Struggling students meet separately in small groups for reteaching and additional practice, and they often receive one-on-one tutoring with our classroom aide. Hands-on activities and games are used often to allow children time to work with partners and small groups to apply their math skills and strategies in a playful atmosphere. Heather Records, our math specialist, is also available each Wednesday to provide additional insights and strategies. The goal is for our students to view themselves as competent, confident mathematicians.


*Differentiated Instruction is not individualized instruction, but rather the delivery of curriculum to students in a manner that complements their learning style while always challenging them at their ability level.

**** TEAM GREEN CORNER ****

THE NEW FOUR Rs: Reduce, Re-Use, Recycle & Rot

A. THE FIRST SPRINGHILL GREEN COUNCIL met last Tuesday and were provided with an excellent discussion on sustainability by Dr. Linda Riebel, a published author and expert in the field. Many suggestions came forth for maintaining a green school and community in the discussion that followed. Thank you Dr. Riebel for Paying It Forward to Springhill School!
B. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, IS "NO WASTE LUNCH DAY". Let's all try to eat our lunches with no waste except for the compost pile--reusable containers for food and beverages!!!
C. WHAT SUGGESTIONS DO YOU HAVE FOR SPRINGHILL TEAM GREEN?
Help us find ways to:

1. Explore school and community green pursuits that allow us to better address the State Standards/Benchmarks as well as the Lafayette School District Strategic Plan;
2. Explore school and community green pursuits that provide a fiscal benefit to the schools and community;
3. Explore school and community green pursuits that address and enhance character development programs already in place (e.g. CHARACTER COUNTS!) in the Lafayette School District).

Springhill School pays it forward by keeping it green, supporting the Pillars of Caring, Respect, Responsibility & Citizenship!!!

Bruce L. Wodhams
Principal
Springhill Elementary School
3301 Springhill Road
Lafayette, CA 94549

bwodhams@lafsd.k12.ca.us

LASF Art and Music Fair "Wrap Up"

THANK YOU to all the volunteers who helped to make this year's LASF Art and Music Fair a wonderful success!! We really appreciate all of your hard work and support. A very special thank you to Holly Nolan - the LASF Art Fair Chair - for her organization and coordination of the evening's events and making sure everything came off without a hitch (even the weather cooperated)! Thank you as well to Holly's shadows - Joan Toney and Kelly Yiannikos - who diligently worked alongside Holly before, during and after the event. Thank you as well to Dreyer's Ice Cream for the complementary treats.

We would also like to thank:

Our wonderful LASF Art Instructors who have been working with our children all year long. The results were beautiful!

Our incredible and enthusiastic Music Instructors, Victoria Ghulam, Liz Brummel, and Wendy Clymer for putting together a terrific music program. It is great to see all their hard work and that of the students in action!!

Congratulations to our Fast Frame Luck of the Draw winners! Congratulations to Jane Bishop (K), Jordan Starr (1st), Sidney Zimmerman (2nd), Jay Wolff (3rd), Zak Singh (4th), and Timothy Wong (5th) whose artwork was selected at random and will be framed and put on display around Lafayette and then in the Springhill School Office.

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! (yes...more Thank yous!)

LASF is happy to report that the results of the Spring Fundraising drive are record-setting! So far, we have reached a combined total of $950,000 in pledges and gifts. We owe it all to you - all those generous parents and other community members who responded to the fundraising message. Our success is a testimony to our schools' value to our children and to the significance that we all place on an outstanding education. We cannot thank you enough for your support!

Are you ready for sleeping in and not making lunches? I know I am - only 2 more weeks!

Thank you to Holly Nolan and Sally Fonstein for a fantastic LASF Art Fair! Top Dog - as always - was a hit! Despite the iffy weather the Fair and Open House was well attended. What a great way for us - the parents - to see what are children have been up to in the classroom. We are so fortunate to have wonderful Teachers at Springhill Elementary! As we wind down the year make sure you thank your child's Teacher for a great year!

We are hard at work streamlining the Scorpion Days packet and registration. When you receive your letter this summer please read it carefully - there will be information on changes to the registration as well as on the changes to the way LASF/PFC are funded. Please read carefully and thoughtfully. The changes being made are for the benefit of your child's education in these difficult times. The crisis is far from over - we all need to understand that. The District has made significant cuts to their budget in response to the cuts coming from Sacramento - these are hard times. As a community we need to pull together to fight for our children. It is important to understand the changes to LASF - name, methods of fundraising, and responsibilities - are an effort to provide the very best for our schools. It is a collaborative effort - you, the PFC, and LASF!

Have a great weekend!

Truly,
Julie Donlon
2009-2010 Springhill PFC President
uvdonlon@aol.com
925-899-8070

BARGAIN BOOK BONANZA SALE IS TUESDAY, June 1st!

It's the last Bargain Book Bonanza of the year. Bring your quarters to school on TUESDAY, JUNE 1st. to buy your favorite gently used books for your summer reading. Kindergartners can buy books between 11:10 and 12:10 in front of the kindergarten classrooms. 1st through 5th graders can buy books after they finish lunch in front of the multi-purpose room. All proceeds go to our school library. We also gladly except donations of books. We are especially in need of chapter books for the 4th and 5th graders. Please bag them, label the bag with "bargain books" and place them in the foyer of the multi-purpose room or call Farrel Vance @ 937-8230 for information.

Be a Star at Camp Hideout's Movie Madness - Summer of the Silver Screen.

We have chosen a kid's movie to feature each week. We will be doing activities and attending a field trip that tie in with that theme! For example: Week 1 is Finding Nemo - Undersea Adventures. Take a dive under the sea and explore the wonders of the deep. We will make jellyfish plates, macaroni crabs, sockotpus, puffer-fish and mini-aquariums. Don't miss our visit to the Steinhart Aqauirum in San Francisco on Friday!

Week 2 - 10 Themes & Field Trips:
Space Jam - Space is the Place - Chabot
The Game Plan - Sports Galore - Super Franks
Flubber - Super Silly Science - The Exploratorium
High School Musical - What's all the Drama? - The Zeum
Incredibles - Super Heros & Princesses, REPORT!! - Adventure Playgound
The Jungle Book - It's a Jungle In Here! - The Jungle
Ratatouille - Calling all Chefs! - Semmifreddi's
Get A Clue - I spy - The Metreon
Madagasgar - Escape to the Zoo - The Oakland Zoo

Registration/Camp Information:
~ Early registration discounts! Check out the fee sheet for information on discounts.
~ Invite a new friend to our summer camp and YOU and YOUR FRIEND will receive 25% off one week.
~ We have added a $5 bag lunch option for each field trip
~ We will work with you if your child is taking swim lessons nearby for swim team to see if we can assist on getting them to and from, if possible (depends on location, days and times... )
~ Daily routines include: art, crafts, sports, science, group games and themed activities and games
~ Weekly routines include: hikes, baking, field trips and swimming, Wheels Day (Mon), Tasty Tuesdays, Water Slide (Wed), Pool (Thurs) and Field Trip Friday

Please contact Beth at 283-7808 or beth@kidshideout.net for more information. You can download the forms at www.kidshideout.net/Forms (at the bottom of the page under Summer '10). Come join the Madness.

Remember, there are over 100 reasons to read. This week reason number 32 is "You can discover new heroes."

Please note that this was the final week for class visits to the library. All library books were due at the end of this week.

I spoke with the students about some summer reading programs they can try. We have a district-wide program called Camp Read-a-Lot. The Storyteller also has a summer reading program. I mentioned that both programs have suggested reading lists and a sheet to record the books students have read, as well as prizes for those who complete the programs.

Kindergartners heard The Hermit Crab by Carter Goodrich. This story about a shy crab who inadvertently becomes a hero to the other marine animals ties in with what they're learning about seashores in the classroom.

First graders were entertained by The Creepy Crawly Calypso by Tony Langham. Ten kinds of spiders and insects come together to create calypso music in this story, accompanied by a CD of the music and extra information about the insects and the instruments used to create the music. First graders were dancing in place to the infectious beat as we listened to the CD!

Second graders listened to Henry Aaron's Dream, written and illustrated by Matt Tavares, the story of a young black boy from Alabama who dreamed of playing baseball in the Major Leagues and who didn't let any obstacles stop him.

Third graders laughed at Chester's Masterpiece, written and illustrated by Chester (with no help from Mélanie Watt.) This entertaining look at writing had them laughing while they empathized with Chester.

Fourth graders listened spellbound to Nubs: the True Story of a Mutt, a Marine & a Miracle by Major Brian Dennis, Kirby Larson, and Mary Nethery. Nubs, a mistreated, wild dog, became attached to Major Dennis in Iraq, but Marines were not allowed to have pets. So Major Dennis and his team tried to raise money to send Nubs to the U.S.

Fifth graders laughed at David Wisniewski's exposés in The Secret Knowledge of Grown-ups and The Secret Knowledge of Grown-ups: the Second File. Mr. Wisniewski uses irony, puns, references to well- known characters and stories, and many other humorous devices in his outlandish stories about why grown-ups tell kids to do or not to do something.

Check out our website at http://www.lafsd.k12.ca.us/people/smattern/index.htm

You will find a link to our online catalog, a revised library wish list, updates on what is happening at the Springhill Library, reviews of new books, and links to many helpful resources.

Sherry Mattern, Library Specialist

The PFC Wants You - Only 6 Opportunities Left - We'd Love to Add Your Name to the List!

Executive Board Positions
We have a full Executive Board!

Committee Chairs - There are only a few positions left! If you haven't already signed up - please see below!

• · Bargain Books - Next year will be Farrell Vance's last year at Springhill - she needs a shadow!
• · Directory - Melissa Lee needs a shadow! Melissa does a wonderful job on this but we can't expect her to do it forever. Is there anyone out there with database experience or a willingness to learn that is willing to help?
• · Friday Flyer Editor - this weekly online publication is a vital resource that the PFC provides to the school parent community. Each member of the editorial team is responsible for approximately 6 - 8 weeks during the school year to create the online newsletter. Perfect for parents of younger children or working parents who want a job they can do at home.
• · Garden Coordinator - Have you noticed the beautiful garden at Springhill? Do you have a green thumb? Join the garden team - Kathy Hemmenway needs a shadow!
• · Lafayette Reservoir Run - Luisa Miles needs a co-chair! The Lafayette Reservoir Run is a community event put on by the Chamber of Commerce, which benefits all of the Lafayette schools. This event usually takes place the last Sunday in October and includes a 5K, 10K, and 2- mile run/walk. Responsibilities include maintaining communication between the event Chairperson and the Springhill community (Friday Flyer online and paper flyers); attending some planning meetings, coordinate Springhill volunteers and assistance at the event. Darcy Talbot and Meredith Johnson did a fantastic job last year - they can easily go through the duties with you!
• · Young Authors - current 5th grade parent needs shadow for remainder of this year! Every year, the 4th and 5th graders publish projects that they have worked on throughout the year. Coordinate volunteers needed to assist in the binding process with all the students. This is not a difficult job - 4th or 5th grade parent??

Thanks in advance for your interest! Please contact Jean Follmer jeanfollmer@yahoo.com or Julie Donlon uvdonlon@aol.com for more information.

A Big Thank You to the 2010-11 PFC Committee Chairs!!

Auction/Parent Party - Stri Zulch, Emma Bishopp, Desta Huff , Stacii Gerson
Bargain Books - Farrell Vance - needs shadow
Before & After School Enrichment - Julie Tobias- Pancoast
Book Fair - Catherine McCarthy & Sarah Schwartz
Box Tops - Wendy Murphy
Bulletin Board - Melissa Johnston & Angela White
Character Counts/Red Ribbon Week - Lori Green, Wendy Gilberd, Margaret Levit
Club Fit Field Day - Vicki Edwards & Katie Gay
Directory - Melissa Lee - needs shadow
Direct Solicitation - Vicki Edwards & Rhodora Del Rosario
Drama - 5th grade play - Gabrielle Ohleyer & Katie Sowarby
EQ Prep - Scott Loughran-Smith
Escrip - Christine Zimmerman
Fall Picnic - Leslie Geannacopulos & Kim Bettencourt
Friday Flyer Editors - Maria Pratt, Nancy Sparks, Rosalina Acuff, Beata Zeganowski + 1-2 Open Positions
Friday Flyer Submissions - Beth Hutson
Garden - Kathy Hemmenway - needs shadow
Gift wrap - Melissa Johnston & Allison Thomanson
Grants - April Raffel
Hospitality - Rhodora Del Rosario
Hot Lunch Coordinator - Gabrielle Ohleyer
Lafayette Reservoir Run - Luisa Miles & Open Co-Chair
Library - Sharon Doi & Jodi Consoli
New Families - Emma Bishopp & Holly Nolan
Parent Ed - Meg McAdam
Parent Liaison Coord - Kirstin Cortessis
Playground Coordinator - Desi Dikova
School Bus - Shelley Smith
Scorpion Days - Kendra Loveless & Karyn Vollman
Special Education - Shannon Nicosia
Spirit Wear - Amy Delong-Martin & Lisa Bishop
Student Council Rep - Holly Nolan and Emma Bishopp
Teacher Appreciation Luncheon - Michelle Regan
Welcome Back Coffee - Rhodora Del Rosario
Yearbook - Julie Novak w/ assistants Suzanne Campillo & Shelley Smith
Young Authors - Open (need new person to shadow for remainder of year)

District Revenue Study Committee (RSC) Rep - Mark Schwartz
LASF - Sally Fonstein
SEED - Nancy Wallace-Ishii

MOM'S PARTY TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE!!!
Saturday, June 12th, 7:00pm - 10:00pm
The Grosz Home - $50 per person

We hope you can join us for a ladies only cocktail party to benefit Springhill Elementary.
What better way to celebrate the end of the school year than with some much needed pampering! Join us for a fabulous evening of friends, vino and foot massages in the beautiful backyard of the Grosz home.
We will kick off the summer with a wonderful selection of wines as we enjoy our lovely surroundings, relaxing spa treatments and delicious food (all while being waited on hand and foot by our man servants!)

We will also be holding a raffle with many great prizes, including Marriott hotel getaways, spa basket, spa pedicure, restaurant gift certificates,a magnum of wine and much more! You must be present to win which means lots of great prizes with a limited number of entries!

Tickets $10 each or five for $40

To sign up go to:
https://spri nghill.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/BootsandBucklesBash/ta bid/194128/Default.aspx
Click on the "Pay Here" link then select the "Wine and Unwind" party.

Stanley Jazz Cafe
Stanley Middle School presents its fabulous annual Jazz Cafe. Mark your calendars for Friday, June 4, 2010 beginning at 6:00 p.m. for this Fun, friendly and family environment. Great opportunity to listen to and watch the Stanley and Acalanes Musicians! General Admission is available at the door for $8.00 per person; children under age 6 are free. Delicious food will be available for purchase from Chef's Touch from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Desserts, coffee and beverages will be sold throughout the evening. Don't miss this incredible once a year event!

Stanley Volunteer Opportunity - Hot Lunch
Do you have an incoming 6th grader at Stanley next year? We are looking for parents volunteers work at the Stanley Hot Lunch Program. The time commitment is 2x per month for 1 hour. It is a great way to be on campus and interact with the students. If you are interested, contact Brenda Balfrey - bbalfrey@me.com.

Attention 5th Grade Parents
Mark your calendars now for Stanley Middle School's 2010 Wildcat Days. This return-to-school event will be held in the Stanley School gym the day before school starts, Tuesday, August 24, 2010, 7:30 to noon, and 3 to 7 pm. As we "greenify" this process, we will have more registration information online and less forms to complete, but we still need lots of volunteer help to organize and work at the event. If you are interested in helping, please contact Becky Kenney at beckykenney@comcast.net.

Daily Full-Immersion Spanish Classes at Springhill Next Year
Join Viva el Español to learn Spanish through games, songs, stories and art projects. This full-immersion approach is offered before school every school day which assists in reinforcing lessons learned. Students will learn vocabulary related to a variety of everyday themes, practice using it within sentences, and master many useful phrases. They will also learn about various traditions of different Spanish speaking countries. Curriculum for continuing students builds on what they learned this year, expanding to new subject areas and more complex phrases.
K-5th Grades
Monday - Friday - 7:45-8:15AM
September 7, 2010 - June 3, 2011
Register by June 25 to receive 20% of your first month's tuition.
For more information please visit www.vivaelespan o l.org or call 925-962-9177.

Lamorinda School Bus Program
Early Registration is Here! Sign up by June 15th and Save!
Early registration is now open for the 2010-2011 school year. Sign up by June 15th and save up to $25.00 per student! It's easy to register and pay at the same time on our new website:
www.lamo r indaschoolbus.org
Be sure to check the bus schedule on the website to sign up for the correct route and bus stop.

Prices:
Annual Bus Pass (by June 15th)
Round Trip $405 (save $25 per student!)
AM Only $255
PM Only $255

Annual Bus Pass (after June 15th)
Round Trip $430
AM Only $275
PM Only $275

One Trip Pass (Can be purchased online also. Please allow 5 days for delivery)
$3.00 each (valid for one ride only)

Please contact the Lamorinda School Bus Program with any questions you may have. Juliet Hansen, Program Manager at 925-299-3216.

To submit entries to the Friday Flyer, email Nancy Sparks: fridayflyereditor@yahoo.com

All entries due Wednesday before 3:00pm. Entries must be kept brief, please.
Subscriber info: bethhutson@comcast.net

Web: http://www.lafsd.k12.ca.us/springhill