We have our monthly leadership assembly first thing in the morning.
We have about two months of school left. Please let the office know if any student needs fresh school supplies. I've seen some crayons and pencils lately that have seen better days.
Thought for today:
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
March 28th, 2022- Monday- Eval team
March 29th, 2022- Tuesday- RTI/MTSS
March 30th, 2022- Wednesday- March leadership assembly
March 31st, 2022- Thursday- Preventative Health Clinic- 7-11 am- Room #17
April 1st, 2022- Friday- Friday fun is dress professional/fancy day
April 1st, 2022- Friday- Student leaders selling mini starbursts and mini air heads, .50 cents each
Next week:
April 4th, 2022- Monday- District grade level/content area teaming during collaboration time
April 7th, 2022- Thursday- Canyon Ridge Synergy preview- K, 2, 5- AM
April 7th, 2022- Thursday- Canyon Ridge Synergy preview- K, 1, 3, 4- PM
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements- video:
Thomason/Padilla- Habit 4- Think win win
Next week- Rodriguez- Habit 5- Seek first to understand, then to be understood
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
March 14th-17th, 2022- Monday- Thursday- Student led conferences
March 15th, 2022- Tuesday- Drawing for literacy and math games-
Title 1 take home and return family involvement activity
March 16th, 2022- Wednesday- No school for kindergarten students
March 16th, 2022- Wednesday- Pizza dinner during conferences for staff
March 11th, 2022- Thursday- No school for all students
March 21st-25th, 2022- Spring break
Next week:
March 28th, 2022- Monday- School resumes
March 30th, 2022- Wednesday- March leadership assembly
March 31st, 2022- Thursday- Preventative health clinic- 7-11 am- Room #17
April 1st, 2022- Friday- Friday fun- dress professional day
April 1st, 2022- Friday- Student leaders selling mini starbursts and mini air heads, .50 cents each
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements- video:
Thomason- Habit 3- Put first things first
Next week- Thomason/Padilla- Habit 4- Think win win
We have awesome pictures from the last couple of weeks. We have readers of the month, future engineers and mathematicians in first grade, Dr. Seuss with preschool and first grade students, and the coveted Istation cape with reading growth:
Thought for the day:
We absolutely live in a global society. Situations that occur in another country, another continent- absolutely affect us. From water, to petrol, to finances- Global literacy is essential for all humans to understand. We live in a globally connected world. Here are two posts to help build background knowledge about this topic.
I received positive emails about yesterday's post. Let's talk about our playground staff. We have two playground paras and a security aide that are all awesome about ensuring that our kids are safe outside, they assist students with social-emotional skills, and they endure weather we would all like to avoid. We are beyond blessed to have our playground staff and they are amazing.
Thought for today:
We start the day by recognizing our readers of the month. We have breakfast with books first thing before school starts this morning. We love our literacy para, floating sub, mentor, our kitchen staff, and student support para. These women are amazing. They check in every morning with students as they eat breakfast, read books with students, and ensure students are fed. School hasn't even started- our students have several people available to assist and ensure that students are ready to start with a positive experience. A big thank you! All the behind the scenes experiences that our community and legislature doesn't see.
We have a staff meeting after school. We will be finalizing and answering questions about the final school activities for the school year. Bring your questions.
Put yourself first. Leave by 4 pm. Walk on the outside walking path. Ignore the rude and unkind comments from families. You are on the front lines and you matter. Put yourself and family first. Self care for yourself- Thought for the day:
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
March 7th, 2022- Monday- Eval team
March 8th, 2022- Tuesday- RTI/MTSS
March 8th, 2022- Tuesday- Wear college shirts/sweatshirts
March 8th, 2022- Tuesday- 1st-5th grade level teaming with Title 1, ESL, and Resource
March 8th, 2022- Tuesday- Staff lighthouse/building leadership team
March 9th, 2022- Wednesday- Breakfast with books and readers of the month
March 9th, 2022- Wednesday- Staff meeting
March 11th, 2022- Friday- Friday fun- Dress as a Dr. Seuss characters and
Dr. Seuss bookmarks for .50 cents each
Next week:
March 14th-17th, 2022- Monday-Thursday- Student led conferences
March 15th, 2022- Tuesday- Drawing for literacy/math games-
Title 1 take home and return family involvement activity
March 16th, 2022- Wednesday- No school for kindergarten students
March 16th, 2022- Wednesday- Pizza dinner during conferences for staff
March 17th, 2022- Thursday- No school for all students
March 21st-25th, 2022- Spring break
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements- video:
Johns- Habit 2- Begin with the end in mind
Next week- Thomason- Habit 3- Put first things first
Thought for the day:
We've almost completed three quarters of school. We have had many learning opportunities and growth. We always look forward to sharpen the paw at the end of each quarter. We will be starting at 1:05 pm.
Mindset is everything, habit one. Thought for today:
Something for everybody to read and learn more about:
I am super proud of our second language learners, huge growth:
We had fifth grade students registering for middle school on Tuesday. As I walked around and looked at the papers they were filling out, STEM was a common elective chosen. We integrate STEM daily with our students, provide a once a week block/specials class, and work hard to expose our students to STEM opportunities. As we work with second language students, students with special education services, students beating all the odds stacked against them in low income homes, and our marginalized students- STEM careers are a ticket to a very successful and positive future:
And for our early learners:
Thought for today:
