Monday (4/15):
Wear Blue for Autism Awareness
Tuesday (4/16):
Kindergarten Cap & Gown Picture Day
All Kinder students will take pictures.
National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day
Students and staff are encouraged to wear their pajamas.
Wednesday (4/17):
College & Career Day
Students are encouraged to wear a college, military, or career/trade shirt to promote the skills, knowledge and abilities needed to succeed in life.
Thursday (4/18):
Parent Workshop - 9 A.M.
Hassle-free Mealtimes with Children
James is called “an incredible human” by his kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Guerra. He will go out of his way to help someone in need. He is compassionate and kind to all his classmates. James is exceptionally helpful and considerate. He consistently goes above and beyond to lend a helping hand and offer support. His genuine concern for the well-being of those around him is evident in his actions, as he takes the time to actively listen and understand the needs of others. James not only anticipates the challenges people may face but proactively seeks solutions to make their lives easier. He is especially helpful to his teacher and extremely patient. He said, "Mrs. Guerra, you don't need to stress, I can help you. What do you need me to do?" He is truly one of a kind and his teacher shared how grateful she is to have him as a student this year.
Rita Martinez isn't just the principal's secretary; she is the heartbeat of the school. With her infectious energy and unwavering dedication, she transcends her role, becoming the go-to person for all staff members and a cherished cheerleader for students. From the moment one steps into the school, Rita's presence is felt—a beacon of warmth and positivity amid the hustle and bustle. Her cheery disposition is contagious, brightening even the gloomiest of days. But her role extends far beyond mere pleasantries; Rita is the backbone of the school community. Teachers seek her out for everything from administrative tasks to moral support. Whether it's arranging schedules, handling paperwork, or offering a listening ear, Rita is there, ready to assist with a smile. She understands the challenges educators face and makes it her mission to alleviate their burdens wherever possible.
Our goal is to provide more tricycles at recess to offer our students a fun and engaging way to learn and develop essential physical, cognitive, and social skills that are foundational for their future growth and learning.
To help us with funding for this project, simply click on the DonorsChoose link below:
https://www.donorschoose.org/project/pint-size-peddlers/8279017/
Please don't forget to share this project with family ,friends, and co-workers!
Documentation after an Absence (All Grade Levels)
When a student is absent from school, the student must bring a note signed by the parent that describes the reason for the absence. A phone call from the parent may be accepted, but the district reserves the right to require a written note. NOTE: Unless the absence is for a statutorily allowed reason under compulsory attendance laws, the district is not required to excuse any absence, even if the parent provides a note explaining the absence.
Doctors Note After an Absence
Within 3 days of returning to school, a student absent for more than 3 consecutive days because of a personal illness must bring a statement from a doctor or health clinic verifying the illness or condition that caused the student’s extended absence from school. Otherwise, the student’s absence may be considered unexcused and, if so, would be considered to be in violation of compulsory attendance laws.
For questions regarding your child's attendance, please contact our PEIMS Clerks:
