The library will be open this summer for students and
their families. Students are able to checkout books
and take AR quizzes. Please bring your children to
the library and keep the love for books going this
summer!
Tuesdays
8:30-11:00 am & 4:30-7:00 pm
June 12th & 19th
July 3rd & 24th & 31st
August 7th
* Tuesdays are also garden days from 8:30-10:30am
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Our 4th grade students from Mrs. Cornejo and Mrs. Hollister's classes went on a field trip to Coloma Ca. This is the site of Sutter's Mill and the origin of the California Gold Rush.
Thank you to all of the parent chaperones!
Thank you to our PTC for raising the funds for the bus.
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Mrs. Welch's class explored engineering by building wind/wolf proof houses. The first graders worked together to design a building that would survive gusts and sustained winds. They worked together in teams to discuss, plan and defend designs. They also had the opportunity to design and build their own. Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? NOT US.
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Thanks to funding from our PTC, the world was literally brought to campus!
An inflatable globe in the MPR was a fun and enriching experience for all students. They toured the planet, were introduced the languages, cultures and landforms.

Take a minute and ask your child about the assembly.
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Thursday May 24, 6:30PM

Come and enjoy the Elementary Band Spring Concert! Fourth and fifth grade students from Alta Sierra and Cottage Hill combine to make our elementary band. Mr. Richardson will take you through a magical musical tour in the Magnolia gym.
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Orders can be made on-line until the 27th for school delivery.

This includes the all important DEDICATION PAGES. Dedication pages are printed in everyone's yearbook.

You can order ONLINE at the TreeRing website and still receive it when everyone else does through MAY 6th.

Remember to personalize your child's yearbook. Also on the TreeRing website.

Here is the LINK to TreeRing
https://www.treering.com/createAccount?PassCode=101408580424957
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Bella Develey, Gabby Gerster, Aiden Compton and Erik VonRuden placed 2nd in the math problem solving at the STEAM Expo April 5th. They worked for 4 weeks on a problem that required planning, proving and building a prototype carton to hold batteries. This is a great group of young people. Our future is in good hands.
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Spread the word! The screening day for incoming kindergarten students is April 26. If you miss this screening, no worries. You can enroll anytime by contacting the school office at 272-2319.
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Alison Payne is retiring! She has been a fixture at Alta Sierra School for the past 14 years. As school secretary, she interacted with thousands of students and families to make their time at Alta Sierra a success. She was a great support for teachers and administrators over the years and a tireless advocate for our school and community.

We will miss you Alison! Enjoy this new stage of your life.
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The book fair will be open during Open House and classes will be scheduled for visits May 15-18.

Check out the webpage for our Book Fair by following the link:
The online fair will run from May 6th-19th.

If you can help, please visit our volunteer sign-up either through our webpage or by following this link: https://volunteer.scholastic.com/#/experience/signup/elW63bfjW
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Come to Open House Thursday!
5:30 - Book Fair opens
Food trucks on campus with family friendly prices
Enjoy the company of your friends and neighbors
6:00 - Classrooms open for tours and exploration
7:00 - Classrooms close
Oh yeah...check the lost and found in the MPR please. There are lots of good clothes in there.
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Congratulations to the winners of the Lions Club Reading Challenge!
1st grade Lena Von Ruden
2nd grade Audrey Triebull
3rd grade Isabella Chavez
4th grade Darringer Shaw
5th grade. Ari Okrent
Kindle winner 1st grader Addison Asuncion
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Scores of students turned out for Alta Sierra's first Science Night.
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Tickets on sale now!
Wear your favorite jeans and brightest bling to the Alta Sierra PTC annual spring fundraiser March 3, 6:00PM-10:00PM at the Alta Sierra Country Club.
Enjoy a fun parents' night out while supporting our children's education. All funds go to the Alta Sierra Elementary School PTC.
$25 per person/$40 per couple
There will be live and silent auctions, hors d'oeuvres and desserts. Enjoy live music by Amanda Gray.

Childcare is available on site but limited to the first 20 children. Pre-register in the school office.

Tickets on sale on this website or the school office.
Visit the Alta Sierra PTC Facebook page for more information.
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We had a terrific assembly to kick off Character Counts. Ask your child what they thought of the assembly


The six pillars are; Trustworthiness; Respect; Responsibility; Fairness; Caring; and Citizenship. CHARACTER COUNTS! recommends always using these pillars in this specific order to all the use of the acronym of T.R.R.F.C.C. to help remember each pillar.

The Six Pillars of Character are the core ethical values of CHARACTER COUNTS! These values were identified by a nonpartisan, nonsectarian (secular) group of youth development experts in 1992 as “core ethical values that transcend cultural, religious and socioeconomic differences.
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