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This week the California school board gave La Jolla Schools more flexibility in matters such as how they curriculumally organize their curricula, decide on textbooks and hire teaching professionals. The new agreement makes it much easier for La Jolla Schools to bypass the state s post-seasonal hiring policy, an overly complex bureaucracy that limits schools with open job positions to only the five most senior candidates. According to the new agreement, new hires will need to work through the new Local Education Council before being placed in the classrooms. This is expected to take about a month. By making the hiring process more streamlined, the school district hopes to raise teacher retention and productivity while investing greater resources into its various teaching options.

Local Education Council for the City of La Jolla

The new Local Education Council for the City of La Jolla, CA (LA Jolla Schools), which oversees the five public school districts in the county, hired a new mascot for the upcoming school year. The new Torrey Elementary mascot is a 15-foot dog named Bo. It stands on hind legs and wears a blue shirt with black pants. Bo is the son of a late former Miss La Jolla Intermediate School District 6 First Assistant Principal, Frank Torrey.

Executive Vice-President of the Los Angeles School District

Ms. Maria P. Gonyo, Executive Vice-President of the Los Angeles School District, approved the new mascot on the spot during a school board meeting last week. “We are thrilled with this decision and it just seems fitting that Bo would represent our community’s youth,” she said. Ms. Gonyo said that Bo will serve as the district’s representative at parades, events and fundraisers. He will also be the face of the school district at the p.m. news conference announcing a new year and a new tax plan for all elementary schools in the LAUSD. Bo will be riding in the car with outgoing High School Athletic Director, Jeffertus Williams, when the press conference is held.

Officials say the new face of the La Jolla High School will be formally known as Bo.

The official mascot for the entire district is called Torrey. The La Jolla Middle School cheerleaders are called the Muirlands. Their uniforms are emblazoned with a green logo, the school colors and the school name in block letters on the breast of their cheerleading uniforms. There are about forty students and faculty members who participate in cheerleading activities including gymnastics, band activities and football.

Officials say the new school mascot was chosen out of a variety of materials.

A number of different individuals and organizations applied for the opportunity to design the mascot. Most of those people were involved in a prior nonprofit organization or charity and felt a connection to the mission of the church and school. When the group of volunteers got together to discuss their options, they quickly realized that Bo was the perfect mascot for the school. He is seven feet tall, has blue eyes and brown hair and he wears a clerical collar shirt.

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The new mascot has brought some criticism from some local residents, but they should be glad that the new high school has decided to do something different than the traditional mascot. One of the biggest complaints about the original mascot was that people thought he looked like an elephant. The new Bo looks nothing like an elephant and he has horns that look more like the raffia flowers that are popular at Christmas time. People also said that he made a lot of noise when he was on fire. While it may have been fun to see Bo dancing around the field during last year’s Christmas parade, he did not really have a lot of impact on the children who are there to root for the team.

One reason the new mascot did not immediately grab parents and students is that it was not very cost effective. The new La Jolla High School soccer team was able to pay for the new mascot in part by raising funds through Go Fund raisers. Although not every child in the class could donate money, the amount of generosity that the entire class showed for Bo made it worthwhile. The school received rave reviews from parents and students when it was announced that the new mascot was going to be a Trojan. The football program and cheerleading squad made sure that when the high school soccer team was chosen as the stand out team in the area that the new mascot was going to be.

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