Students can see their teacher, hug their classmate and walk in and ask an administrator something. “Normally the doors would open and that connection is immediate. “What we really have to do is make sure students and their families feel connected to the school,” Beutner said. At San Fernando Middle School, parent representative Rocio Arellano, mother of an 8th grader, said the resources for parents have been helpful. “We realized that families and students need support.”īeutner toured the middle school campus along with one other in Northridge later in the day. “One of the things we realized is that it can’t all be on the teacher,” Beutner said. To help out in the effort were two long-time bus drivers, Grace Sanchez and Julisa Cruz, which Beutner said was indicative of the district’s “all-hands-on-deck mentality.” And with some parents who are not English speaking, it can be more difficult.” “It’s new to all to us,” said office technician Zulema Cano “It can be overwhelming for them.
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