Are you Concerned About How School Buildings Will Fare in an Earthquake?

A 19-month investigation by California Watch found that thousands of schools throughout the state were designated as seismically risky in the event of a major earthquake, based on state data. Among the schools on the list were , and .

With Spring Break behind us, Patch expects La Cañada Unified School District Officials to respond this week to questions about the current status of these once-designated troubled projects.

This week's Moms Talk question: What would you like to know about the LCUSD schools flagged as seismically risky? 

So far, this column has addressed a number of potentially sticky parenting issues and we've gotten some great feedback.

Here's a a quick look at some of our past questions:

Do you see cliques starting younger than when you were in school, and if so, how do you help your child navigate those social land mines?

How do you discuss different academic abilities with your kids?

At what age do you allow your children to have a Facebook or My Space page?

So, Moms, when is advanced placement, advancement overload? Are parents (and kids) overbooking kids?

If you missed any of these discussions and would like to read responses or post your own, just click on the links above or in the right-hand sidebar and share your thoughts.

You can also follow this feature on a weekly basis by clicking on the "Yes, Keep Me Posted" button below this article. And if you'd like to talk about joining our ever-expanding and always awesome Moms Council, just shoot an email to donna.evans@patch.com.