Friday Flash

Valentine's Day was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate love, kindness, and the special connections we share. Additionally, I hope you're looking forward to the long President's Day weekend ahead. This extended break provides a perfect opportunity to relax, recharge, and spend quality time with your loved ones. Whether you're planning a fun outing, enjoying a cozy day at home, or simply taking time for yourself, I hope you make the most of this well-deserved break. As always, please remember to prioritize your health and safety during this time. If you plan to travel or participate in any activities, please take necessary precautions to ensure your well-being and the well-being of those around you. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation as we navigate through the school year together. Your resilience, flexibility, and commitment to our school community are truly appreciated and make all the difference. Enjoy your 4 day weekend.

February 16th- Lincoln's Birthday (no school)

February 19th- Washington's Birthday (no school)

March 25-April 5th - Spring Break

PTA is planning a new event. Volunteers needed. Please help make it a glowing success! https://bit.ly/3SJq03f

For all of our 24/25 TK and K students you may now pre-enroll on the TVUSD website. Once you have submitted your enrollment, if there is any information missing a technician from Central Enrollment will reach out to you to schedule an appointment. Abby Reinke processing days for all of those that pre-enrolled will be February 28th and 29th. Don't worry, if you don't pre-enroll you can still get all of your paperwork in and it will be processed; 2/28 and 2/29 is just the earliest that it can be done.

Please click here for more detailed information on how to enroll and what forms will need to be completed.

We look forward to having a great TK/K year ahead!

Important Notice to Parents: Safe Drop-offs and Pick-ups
Please be considerate of others during drop-off and pick-up times. We have been receiving reports of speeding and dangerous driving. Our primary objective is to ensure the safety of our students.

Next week we will continue to discuss and learn more about self-confidence by helping students to identify their positive qualities and talk about the things they are good at. Oftentimes kids have an easier time thinking of their negative qualities or what they don't like about themselves. We can help build their self-confidence by helping them recognize their strengths and positive qualities and pointing them out regularly. "Instead of always trying to 'fix' kids' weaknesses, we should spend time nurturing their strengths and building up their self-confidence so that they have the drive to go on and accomplish amazing things" (Dr. Michele Borba).

We get to be our kids' biggest fans and cheerleaders! Think about what strength you can point out in them today and see how their self-confidence grows!