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Great Pumpkin Raffle

The Great Pumpkin Raffle is on!!! We had these gourds and HUGE pumpkin donated by Dusty Beahm. You can buy tickets in the library through October 5th. The winner will be announced Friday October 5th after the Jog-a-Thon. If you want your child to buy gourds or raffle tickets at school please send them with a note. We wouldn’t want anyone to end up with a 100-lb. pumpkin they didn’t want 😜🎃

Shoe Drive!!!

As part of our crusade to promote kindness, our students are taking part in a shoe drive with the Think Kindness organization. All shoes will be delivered to Africa. If you have any gently used tennis shoes of any size, please send them in with your student. The drive will go through November 1.

EcoHero Show September 26

This fun assembly is sponsored by the City of Grass Valley (and Nevada County .
The show will reinforce/create a sustainable culture at your school and reduce litter while increasing recycling

We include real-world examples such as performer's trips sailing from Bermuda to Iceland studying plastic pollution
Teachers and students alike will be empowered and dance.
The music is great, our creator is a GRAMMY voting member and balloted artist
Students take the learning home through videos performed during the show which have 1.7 Million + YouTube views

Morning Drop Off is 7:35AM

Students cannot be dropped off prior to 7:35AM when staff report for playground supervision. This includes the upper and lower parking lots.
Thank you for adjusting your schedules!

Animals at School

We all love to share and look at puppies, kitties and lizards..ok maybe not lizards. However, we must insist that you leave all of your cute family pets at home. Whether its before, during or after school, animals must remain off campus.

Thank you for your understanding.

Principal's Message

Do you ever watch your child and wonder if other kids act the same way? Do you worry that you are the only ones struggling with math or reading or generally getting along with your kids?

It is a great idea to join one of our Love and Logic Parenting groups! These opportunities are so validating for parents with children of any age. Parenting is a tough job but it can be made a little easier when you have other parents for support. Love and Logic classes happen three times a year and last for 8 weeks. Contact the school office for information.

Now if you would rather read more words of wisdom, here they are:

During the middle years of your youngster's childhood, many changes will occur within the family. Your child is more independent than before, better able to care for herself, and more capable of contributing to chores and other household responsibilities. Most families discover that routines can be established, and in many ways life seems more settled. However, youngsters still need parental supervision and guidance.

During the middle childhood years, parents have two tasks that are especially important. The first is learning to allow and encourage your child to enter the new world of school and friends alone. The second is learning to be parents at a distance. Once children enter school, parents spend less than half as much time with them as they did before. Parents thus need to be more efficient, more vigilant, and still very much involved in their children's lives in order to monitor, guide, and support them effectively.

School assumes a central role in your youngster's life when she reaches the age of five or six, drawing much of her attention and energy away from the family unit. Her elementary-school years can become a time of enormous satisfaction and excitement. As she learns to read and master other academic skills, she will develop a love of learning and a pride in her achievements. This can contribute to her self-esteem, not only because of her accomplishments in the classroom but also as she separates successfully from the home environment. In the process her teacher can become a source of support and an important role model in her life.

For some children, however, school may cause frustration and stress. Learning disabilities can interfere with the joy of learning. Poor study habits and/or a lack of motivation can create academic difficulties. Sometimes youngsters may have a poor relationship with their teachers, or they may experience separation anxiety that can interfere with their school attendance.

To make your own child's education as positive and productive as possible, closely monitor her academic progress and social adjustment, and get to know her teacher. Discuss with your child what she is learning in the classroom and how she feels about school. Encourage her to demonstrate her newly learned skills and to practice them with you. Supervise your child's homework (but don't do it for her), and make sure she is preparing herself well for tests. Limit the amount of television she watches and encourage her to read, write, and express herself creatively through hobbies and sports. If she (or her teacher) reports any problem areas, communicate openly with school personnel, and try to figure out how best to help your youngster overcome her difficulties. Consult your pediatrician for suggestions to help solve these problems.

Events

Flutes
Date: 9/24/2018, 1:45 PM – 2 PM

PTC-General Membership Meeting
Date: 9/25/2018

Clarinets
Date: 9/25/2018, 1:45 PM – 2:15 PM

CC Practice
Date: 9/25/2018, 2 PM – 3 PM

EcoHero Assembly K-5
Date: 9/26/2018, 1 PM – 1:45 PM

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Mrs. Cornejo's Clay Suns

Principal Caprio! Career Day

2nd Place at STEAM Expo math problem solving.

Family Science Night

Family Science Night

PTC Pancake Breakfast 2017

Mistletoe Mall

Mistletoe Mall

Family Science Night

2nd Grade Christmas performance

Waiting to water balloon Mr. Bivens

Water balloons for bringing in $50 or more from Jog a thon pledges

Farm Day 2017

Farm Day 2017

PTC Movie Night - 2017

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Great Pumpkin Raffle

Shoe Drive!!!

EcoHero Show September 26

Morning Drop Off is 7:35AM

Animals at School

Principal's Message

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