Development News for Mountain House, California

Lambertsville Unified Board Updates Mobile Device Policy Amidst Discussion on Student Use and Safety

The Lambertsville Unified Board of Education discussed and updated its policy on mobile communication devices. The updated policy aims to regulate cell phone use during the school day, with a focus on maintaining a safe campus and minimizing distractions. The discussion included feedback from students, staff, and parents, and noted a significant decrease in student cell phone-related discipline incidents after a pilot program at Mountain House High School. Changes are being drafted for K-8 handbooks for the 2026-2027 school year.

Lambertsville Unified Board Approves AI Licenses, Managed Services Contract, and New Hires

The Lambertsville Unified Board of Education approved several contracts and personnel actions. These included a three-year contract for Google Workspace AI licenses, an annual managed services contract with mgtms.net, and new job descriptions for a production chef and assistant. Additionally, the board approved the declaration of need for qualified educators for the 2026-2027 school year and a contract for playground turf installation at Alta Mont Schools. Several new hires for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years were welcomed.

Board Members Share Experiences at School Events and Community Groundbreaking

Several board members shared their experiences attending various school and community events in late May, including open houses, athletic events, drama showcases, graduation walks, 8th-grade promotions, and the high school graduation ceremony. A groundbreaking ceremony for the Mountain House Veterans Liberty Garden was also highlighted, with an expected completion by Veterans Day.