Also as mentioned in yesterday’s update, starting Monday, March 23, meal service will continue from 8 to 9 a.m. for breakfast and 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for lunch at all schools except Beach/Reid, Browning, CAMS, Lowell, Millikan, Naples, PAAL, Renaissance, Sato and Stanford. Those schools will no longer serve meals during the school closure period. Starting Tuesday, March 24 the remainder of schools offering meals will transition to one pick-up period, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. During that time, students can receive lunch along with food items for the next day’s breakfast. Students who attend schools that no longer serve meals can still receive meals at their nearest school...

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If you need a Chromebook, devices will be available starting on Wednesday, March 25. Schools also can provide information about gaining access to the internet at home, for families that still need access. More specific information will be available next week. Home learning materials also will be provided in paper form to families as needed starting Tuesday, March 24.

Please watch for updated information on LBUSD’s website at lbschools.net. Find additional resources, including an archive of notifications, on LBUSD’s coronavirus web page at lbschools.net/coronavirus. Communication also will continue via individual school websites, email, text, phone messages and social media in the coming days and weeks.

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