March Newsletter

As we step into the month of March, I want to take a moment to welcome each of you to what promises to be an exciting and vibrant time at our school. March is a month full of growth, new opportunities, and a renewed sense of energy as we approach the final stretch of the school year.

In the coming weeks, we look forward to celebrating the hard work of our students, as well as the many events that bring us together as a school community. We’ll be focused on continuing to foster a love of learning, while also supporting our students' social, emotional, and physical growth.

As always, I encourage you to stay involved and engaged in your child’s learning journey. Whether it's volunteering for an event or simply checking in with your child about their day, your involvement makes a tremendous difference.

We also recognize that March marks the beginning of spring—a season that symbolizes renewal and fresh starts. We hope that this season brings your family joy, inspiration, and new adventures together. Let's make this month one of growth, positivity, and continued success!

Thank you for your unwavering support and dedication to our school. We look forward to all that we will accomplish together in March and beyond.

March 7th: Grading Day - No School

March 10th - March 14th: Spring Break

March 17th: 4th Quarter Begins

March 20th: Spring Picture Day

March 26th: PLD - No School

March 28th: Honor Roll Assembly

Why Attendance Matters

Regular attendance is crucial for every student's academic success and overall development. Here are a few reasons why attending school consistently is so important:

1. Academic Achievement: Students who attend school regularly are more likely to perform well academically. Every lesson builds on the previous one, so missing classes can make it harder to keep up with coursework, understand key concepts, and perform well on exams.

2. Social Development: School is not just about academics; it is also a place where students learn important social skills, such as teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution. Regular attendance helps students build friendships, develop social skills, and feel a sense of belonging within the school community.

3. Building Good Habits: Consistent attendance helps students develop responsibility and discipline. Learning to be on time and present is a valuable life skill that will benefit them in higher education and future careers.

4. Access to Resources: Schools provide a variety of resources that support learning, including access to teachers, extracurricular activities, libraries, and support services. Regular attendance ensures students can make the most of these opportunities.

5. Improved Well-being: Attending school regularly contributes to a student’s emotional and mental well-being. Being engaged in a routine, participating in school activities, and maintaining social connections can help students feel more secure, motivated, and positive about their education.

Principal - Ms. Kari Baltes

Email Ms. Baltes

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Location: 1818 S Avenida del Sol

Tucson, AZ 85710

Phone Number: 520-584-5500

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