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Elementary staff propose raising Guide Dogs of America puppy on campus; no cost to district reported

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Elementary staff asked the board’s approval to become a puppy‑raising site for Guide Dogs of America, describing a volunteer rotation and training plan; staff said the nonprofit would retain ownership and cover veterinary and training expenses and that no district funds would be required.

Staff from the Palm Aero Space Academy elementary campus asked the board to approve a puppy‑raising placement with Guide Dogs of America, describing the program, volunteer commitments and logistics.

A school staff member explained the Guide Dogs of America process and said the nonprofit breeds and socializes puppies at its Sylmar, Calif., campus, then places eight‑week‑old puppies with puppy raisers for socialization and early training. The staff member said the academy’s plan involved four staff who committed to daily handling and training at home, a structured…

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