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(DLI). This year all 9th and 10th graders at the comprehensive schools, and all students at Lloyde and CVISS have a take-home Chromebook; we have deployed over 3,200 student Chromebooks! We are continuing our partnership with the Sprint 1Million Project to provide free high-speed Internet hot spots to students who don’t have Internet at home. Currently, we have 548 hotspots available through this program. The district has deployed GoGuardian software to better monitor, filter, and control student Internet access on the Chromebook, and also to allow teachers greater monitoring and control over student computers when in clas*. Our professional development program is growing to help teachers effectively utilize 1:1 Chromebooks to improve student engagement and to provide a greater variety of learning opportunities through a blended learning instructional approach. The voter-approved local parcel tax funded the initiative, so there was no impact on the general fund, and it will save the district money in the long-run by phasing out textbooks. This year, CVUHSD hosted its first annual Get to Know Us tour at Hawthorne, Lawndale and Leuzinger High Schools. We invited principals, as*istant principals, teachers, counselors and district administrators from our partner districts to attend and the turnout was great! Guests enjoyed a continental breakfast prepared by our Culinary Careers Academy students, followed by a tour at each high school, highlighting the best programs and extracurricular opportunities that each school has to offer, and concluding with lunch. We value our partner districts and look forward to continuing to nurture our partnerships to ensure that our students leave high school ready for college, Breakfast, in partnership with the South Bay Workforce Investment Board. This year's breakfast proved to be a huge success with over 100 business representatives in attendance! Attendees watched a presentation on how businesses can connect with our career academies