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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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El Dorado County Grand Jury • 2002-2003

Indian Diggings Elementary School

3 pages

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Findings 2 findings

F1 Page 73

The school owns an acre of land that is not being utilized due to funding.

F2 Page 73

The elevator for disabled is not in working condition.

Recommendations 1

R1
Page 73

The elevator should be repaired.

Agency Responses 1

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Indian Diggings Elementary School(PDF, 167KB)

January 31, 2003 • 4 pages • 4 responses View Details ▾

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4 responses to findings and recommendations

The prisoners’ entrance door is rusting.

Response: Unknown Score: 0

F1. The school owns an acre of land that is not being utilized due to funding.

The prisoners’ entrance door should be repaired and painted.

Response: Unknown

Score: 0

R1 Indian Diggings School Teaching Principal/Superintendent 67 Indian Diggings School District 6020 Omo Ranch Rd. Somerset, CA 95684 . (530)620-6546 To: Presiding Judge of the Superior Court (El Dorado County) From: J. Rusty Vardy Subject: Response to Grand Jury’s Final Report o

The prisoners’ entrance wooden door frame is deteriorating.

Response: Unknown Score: 0

F2: The elevator for disabled is not in working condition. RI: The elevator should be repaired. Response: Indian Diggings School District will contact a company capable of repairing our elevator and have the elevator repaired within 90 days from this date (7/7/03). The person responsible for carrying out this duty is J. Rusty Vardy. Teaching Principal/Superintendent. Once again, thank you for your visit and findings. Best wishes for a successful conclusion to the Grand Jury Report process. Sincerely Rusty Vardy Teaching Principal/Superintendent

The rain gutters are full of leaves and pine needles.

Response: Unknown Score: 0

f 4 full-time credentialed employees and one exchange teacher from Japan. The Superintendent functions as the principal and upper grade teacher. The faculty perform all positions necessary including yard duty attendant, Special Needs Instructor, school secretary, etc. The school building and grounds are well maintained by the part-time janitor. Since the school population is small, special services are provided on a limited basis. A school nurse is available four days a year. The nurse tests vision, checks immunization records, tests hearing, and provides CPR training for the teachers. A music...