not a status that you reach.

If you are alive,

there are lessons

to be learned."

- Denis Waitley

Hey Falcons, welcome back from Spring Break! It's time for the home stretch. We have less than two months left. Let's finish strong!

Monday, we were welcomed back with an eclipse viewing party for the whole school. Each student and team member on campus got their own pair of eclipse viewing shades to safely witness this incredible phenomenon. It was so exciting and beautiful to watch.

This week our 3rd-5th graders too the FAST reading assessment. Based on the initial scores we've received so far, an overwhelming majority of our students have shown significant growth this year. More to come next week when all the scores from the entire school are ready.

Next week our Kindergarteners-2nd graders will be finishing up their FAST assessments as well. The 3rd-5th graders will begin the Math CAASPP state assessments starting on Tuesday. We know they're going to do great! Please make sure your student(s) is well rested each night and ready to show off all they've learned this year.

This week's Student of the Week is Mia in Mrs. Grosse's 4th grade class. Mia consistently demonstrates the principles of leadership and personal growth in her daily actions, showcasing qualities that inspire and uplift those around her. Her decision-making reflects her outstanding character and leadership potential. Mia has shown what it means to be, “Proactive” by always taking responsibility for her actions and choices. She focuses on making positive change and this shows in the effort she puts into her personal growth. She is a hard worker and is succeeding because in class, she puts her learning first and gives 100 percent of her attention to doing her best. She takes ownership and responsibility over her education by recognizing that growth will happen when she gives it her all. She “Puts first things first,” by prioritizing what to focus and work on. She thinks “Win-Win” while coming up with solutions on how to solve conflicts that occur. Mia shows her kindness and compassion by always knowing when to compromise. She consistently “Seeks First to Understand,” while considering different perspectives or decisions that others make. But, what is most impressive about Mia is her willingness to stay positive, to take ownership of her own growth, and to accept that mistakes happen, Mia knows that what matters most is to learn from them and move forward while continuing to look for ways to grow. Mia goes above and beyond in all that she does with a smile, making her a standout leader in our school. It’s always an honor to work with Mia.Thank you, Mia, for being such an incredible Falcon by exemplifying what it means to be a leader at Fletcher Elementary School!

Click the image to view the video.

April

15 - VAPA Day

17 - Minimum Day - Teacher Prep & Illustrative Math Information Meeting

24 - Minimum Day - School Site Council & Instructional Leadership Team

May

1 - Minimum Day - Team Meeting

1 - Kinder and 5th Grade Promotion Pictures

6-10 - Staff Appreciation Week

8 - Minimum Day - Teacher Prep

15 -School Site Council & Instructional Leadership Team

20 - VAPA Day

22 - Minimum Day - Report Card Prep

23 - OPEN HOUSE (Times TBD)

27 - Memorial Day - No School

29 - Minimum Day - Report Card Prep

June

6 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL (Minimum Day)

14 - Office Closes for Summer Vacation

Click the image above for the slide deck from October 20th's Family Friday Mathematics Presentation.

The School Accountability Report Card for Fletcher Elementary School is online via the above link or available as a hard copy in the front office.

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Website: https://fletcher.sandiegounified.org/
Location: 7666 Bobolink Way, San Diego, CA, USA
Phone: (619)605-4600
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