To keep community informed about important school matters, EdCAAL is providing ongoing updates on the LPS Return-to-School plans. This is our update on the joint meeting of the School Committee and the Board of Health on 8/12/2020. Complete recording: https://tinyurl.com/y2eoec4a .
While the group has accomplished a lot, the work is still ongoing. Now, they have partnered with the Chinese American Association of Lexington (CAAL) for a new campaign. After completing their first round of fundraising in Lexington, a CAAL member found the group’s information online and suggested a partnership, Shingavi said.
Now, CAAL has pledged to match all donations, up to $500, for a second round of baskets to the Lexington Food Pantry. There is no hard deadline for this, but the students are trying to raise money as quickly as possible, as hundreds of people are still unemployed and struggling with food insecurity, Shirude said.
Kudos for a great job in supporting the food pantries of Town of Lexington, MA and other towns. Glad to see Minuteman High School students joining the team and we welcome “Sponsor A Basket” as the newest addition to CAAL youth community service projects.
CAAL invite you to a rare opportunity to learn about ancient Guqin from one of the most prominent masters at 7:30-9pm (EST), Friday, August 7th. A live performance will accompany the free online seminar.
Thanks to the School Committee , Superintendent and LPS staff for their hard work for the Return-to School Plan amidst the pandemic!
To keep the Lexington Chinese community informed about important school matters, EdCAAL has been providing ongoing updates on the LPS Return-to-School plans. We summarize key information that we hope are most useful to the parent community. This is our update as of 7/30/2020.
On 7/28/20, the School Committee voted on the 2020-2021 school calendar and voted to adopt the Return-to-School Blueprint. Please click this link for EdCAAL Return-to School update.
Prof. Wang, Assoc. Head of BU Division of Systems Engineering, supports COVID-19 frontline workers from Wuhan to Mass. as president of Chinese American Association of Lexington (CAAL). He oversaw the donation of thousands of dollars & PPE to people in Wuhan. Then, he pivoted attention to his community in Lexington.