Author Archives: Livermore Valley Education Foundation

Future Engineers Build Air Purifiers With the Help of Community Partners

Between the COVID-19 pandemic and the recurring air quality issues related to wildfires throughout California, it is hard to imagine a more relevant project for future engineers than one involving air filtration.  In collaboration with Quest Science Center, the Engineering Design and Development class of the Green Engineering Academy (GEA) at Livermore High School participatedContinue reading “Future Engineers Build Air Purifiers With the Help of Community Partners”

ACE Holiday Open House

Looking for a new BBQ? Need paint and supplies to spruce up a room in your home? Shopping for seasonal decorations or gifts? “ACE is the Place” to find all your home and holidays needs while supporting your Livermore community at the same time. November 4, 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm With a total purchaseContinue reading “ACE Holiday Open House”

May 26th is Pizza Night!!

May 26, 2021, Noon-8pm2470 First St. in downtown Livermore Take-Out (orders by phone) or Dine-In Fundraising proceeds to support Livermore students as part of the Connecting Classrooms with Chromebooks campaign. Take-Out: Call (925) 371-1000 (no online orders for fundraiser) Show the flyer below on paper or phone to participate

Make Time for Music

Since 1991, LVEF’s annual Make Time for Music concerts have served as both a showcase for our talented middle and high school students and a fundraiser to keep the music in our hearts and ears. Now for two years, LVEF has had to cancel the band, orchestra, and choral concerts due to the pandemic, but the funding needs remain.

Livermore Schools Returning to In-person Instruction

In-person instruction for Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD) students will resume March 22, 2021.  At a special School Board meeting yesterday, trustees unanimously approved the recommendation of Superintendent Kelly Bowers to officially end school dismissal, marking close to a year of distance learning because of the pandemic. Students attending preschool through 12th grade will be able to come to school or remain in distance learning, based on their individual family preference.