LV Primary Parent News

February 5, 2025

Dear Primary Parents,

Tomorrow is Class Picture Day! We have groups starting at 7:35 am, so don't be late to school!

With the fencing for construction, our Intermediate students that come over at the end of the day for dual car rider pick up are coming later than normal. Please do not get at the front of the line if you have an intermediate student coming over.

Our school hours are 7:25-3:40. Our car line opens at 6:45am daily. Student attendance is taken at 9:30 am daily, please keep this in mind when making appointments. A student must be here at 9:30 am to be counted present for the day. A student may only miss 15 school days total for the year (excused or unexcused.)

Thank you,

Mrs. Keck

Principal

skeck@lvisd.org

Valentine's Day

Valentine's celebrations will happen in the classrooms at the end of the day on Thursday, February 13. Please reach out to your child's teacher if you have questions. As always, please remember we do NOT take deliveries of balloons, flowers, etc. for students. Enjoy celebrating at home on February 14!

Upcoming Dates to Remember

February- TACKLE HUNGER FOOD DRIVE!

February 6- Class Picture Day

February 7- Youth Soccer Night

February 10-13 Random Acts of Kindness Week

February 13- Valentine's will be celebrated in the classroom- teachers will send their own details

February 19- 100th Day of School- shifted back a day due to the ice day

February 26- 2nd grade Wax Museum

March

March 3- PTO Meeting

March 3-6 Dr. Seuss Week

March 24- Kindergarten POD 1 Field Trip to McKenna Children's Museum

March 31- Kindergarten POD 2 Field Trip to McKenna Children's Museum

April

APRIL 4- MAKE UP DAY- WE DO HAVE SCHOOL!

April 10- Bike Rodeo

April 16- 1st grade Field Trip to Devine Acres

April 21-25: Literati Book Fair

April 29 and 30- Kinder evening performances at the Fine Arts Extravaganza

May

May 1- Field Day Kinder, 1st, and 2nd

May 8- PreK Field Day

May 13- 2nd grade Field Trip to Sea World

Parenting Behavior Tip of the Week

Focus: Healthy Food, Healthy Feelings: Supporting Emotional Growth in Kids

Does what my child eats really make a difference? Yes, definitely! A balanced diet not only supports physical health but also plays a key role in emotional well-being. When kids eat nutritious foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, they get the energy and nutrients needed for both their body and mind. These foods can help regulate mood, improve focus, and support emotional development, helping kids feel happier, calmer, and more balanced as they grow.