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June is Pride Month!

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  Dear Community Families, Hooray! All of our academic testing for the 2024–2025 school year is officially complete! While teaching and learning will continue through the final days of the semester, our campus will take on a more festive feel as we celebrate with end-of-year activities—including classroom parties, the annual Staff vs. 5th Grade Kickball Game, fifth grade culmination events, and our can't-miss Bubble Parade on the last day of school. Please make every effort to have your child present so they don’t miss out on the fun!  And don’t forget—Friday, June 6, and Monday, June 9, are minimum days with a 12:50 p.m. dismissal. The last day of school, Tuesday, June 10, will be a shortened day with dismissal at 1:30 p.m. This week, our 5th graders will kick things off with an Ice Cream Social on Monday and wrap it all up with their Culmination Ceremony on Friday. We are incredibly proud of this remarkable group and excited to see what the future holds for each of them. Ove...

Remember and Honor on Memorial Day

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  Monday, May 26, 2025 NO SCHOOL

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!!

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It's Appreciation Week!

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  It's Appreciation Week!                      Tuesday, May 6: Teacher/Staff Appreciation Luncheon                               Thur sday, May 8: Parent Volunteer Luncheon                                    Friday, May 9: Bus Driver Appreciation Breakfast                  We appreciate our teachers, staff,                    bus drivers,  and parent volunteers!

ATTENDANCE MATTERS During State Testing!

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  April 28-May 2       GRADES 3-5         English Language Arts      May 5-9                   GRADES 3-5         Mathematics      May 12-13               GRADE 5               Science      May 12-23               GRADES 3-5         Make-Up Tests

Thursday is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day

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  NO SCHOOL April 24, 2025 Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day is a special day on April 24th when people around the world remember something very sad that happened a long time ago. Over 100 years ago, during a time of war, many Armenian families were treated very unfairly and many people lost their lives. This is called the Armenian Genocide . On this day, we honor and remember those who were hurt, and we think about the importance of kindness, fairness, and standing up for others. People might visit memorials, light candles, or share stories to make sure we never forget what happened—and to help build a world where everyone is treated with respect and love.