Alta Sierra Intermediate School

🐾 BRUINS, IT’S TIME TO GEAR UP! ❤️🤍💙

Order your PE clothes NOW! 👟🔥

📣 Incoming 7th Graders & New-to-ASI Bruins:
Your PE order will be ready for pickup at Student Tours on August 13!

🎒 All other students:
Orders will be delivered to students during the first week of school.

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LET’S GO, BRUINS! 🐾

✏️ ACTION REQUIRED!
Is your student returning to Clovis Unified this fall? The Annual Information Update process is now open! Clovis Unified requires parents or guardians of returning students to review contact phone numbers, address, emergency and health information for their student that is contained in Parent Connect, and to review the district’s policies and procedures.

This update process will occur online now until Aug. 7. Per Clovis Unified policy and for student safety, this information must be reviewed and updated before the new school year begins Aug 17. Students may not receive their schedule or teacher assignments until the updates are completed.

Details to know:
• Completion of the Annual Information Update is mandatory for all parents of returning students.
• Parent Connect accounts are tied to the parent’s e-mail address. Parents should login to their account prior to verify that their email address and password are correct. If a password has been forgotten, click on the “Forgotten Password” link to establish a new one.
• Use the Parent Connect website: cusd.com/parent-connect
• If using a cell phone, download the Q Parent Connection App available at the IOS app store or the Google Play Store.

Clovis Unified’s Technology Department has a Parent Connect Help Desk available for questions from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday: (559) 327-0789.

Congratulations to Chase, Savannah, 
Marion, Colton, and Drew! Their Junior Group Documentary placed 3rd at the National History Competition! What an amazing accomplishment! 👏🏻 🥉 🐻

E-BIKE ACCIDENTS RISING
Local law enforcement has reported an increase in e‑bike-related accidents in our community. As summer approaches and more students are riding, we encourage families to take time to review safe riding practices.

Did you know that more than 80% of e-bike and e-scooter accidents occur in urban areas? According to a Harvard report, statistics also show these accidents have been doubling every year.

Parents, make sure your children know the rules of riding an electric vehicle to help keep them safe on the road.
Under California Vehicle Code §21200, those riding bicycles or e‑bikes on public roads have the same responsibilities as drivers of cars. If used incorrectly, e-vehicles can be impounded and will require expensive fines to be returned.

For more information and safety tips from law enforcement, check out our full Parent Bulletin on E-Bike Safety at cusd.com/parent-bulletin.

Clovis Unified is looking for student dancers interested in participating in a large scale performance at the annual General Session event on August 11th! Each group has an interest link to sign-up and specific details on the attached flyers.

KNOW YOUR E-BIKE LAWS
Local law enforcement has reported an increase in e‑bike-related accidents in our community. As summer approaches and more students are riding, we encourage families to take time to review safe riding practices.

Did you know there are different classes of e-bikes, with varying rules, speeds and age requirements? For example, one class requires riders to be at least 16 years old and hold a license. Do you know which class of bike your child rides and its related laws?

Parents, make sure your children know the rules of riding an electric vehicle to help keep them safe on the road.

Under California Vehicle Code §21200, those riding bicycles or e‑bikes on public roads have the same responsibilities as drivers of cars. If used incorrectly, e-vehicles can be impounded and will require expensive fines to be returned.

For more information and safety tips from law enforcement, check out our full Parent Bulletin on E-Bike Safety at cusd.com/parent-bulletin.

SAFE E-BIKE RIDING TIPS
Local law enforcement has reported an increase in e‑bike-related accidents in our community. As summer approaches and more students are riding, we encourage families to take time to review safe riding practices.

Did you know that under California Vehicle Code §21200, those riding bicycles or e‑bikes on public roads have the same responsibilities as drivers of cars? This includes children. If your family rides e-bikes or e-scooters, follow these important safety tips:

Make sure you know the operation and licensing requirements for the type of e-bike/scooter you own.
Always wear a properly fitting, approved helmet.
Do not ride recklessly (VC §23103) or at an unsafe speed (VC §23109). Always have both wheels on the ground, hands on the handlebars, and your body on the seat.

Be aware that if used incorrectly, e-vehicles can be impounded and will require expensive fines to be returned.

For more tips from law enforcement, see the accompanying graphics with this post or check out our full Parent Bulletin on E-Bike Safety at cusd.com/parent-bulletin.

PREVENT E-BIKE ACCIDENTS
The increased convenience and speed offered by e-bikes and scooters brings the possibility of serious or life-threatening injuries. Local law enforcement has reported an increase in e-bike-related accidents in our community.

Parents, make sure your children know the rules of riding an electric vehicle to help keep them safe on the road.

Under California law, anyone riding a motorized vehicle should not ride recklessly (VC §23103) or at an unsafe speed (VC §23109). E-bike riders should always have both wheels on the ground, hands on the handlebars, and your body on the seat as they travel at a safe speed. If used incorrectly, e-vehicles can be impounded and will require expensive fines to be returned.

For information and safety tips from law enforcement, check out our full Parent Bulletin on E-Bike Safety at cusd.com/parent-bulletin.

Congratulations to our Bruins who placed at the CUSD District Art Show last night! Shoutout to Makayla for earning Best in Show for her ceramics piece!