SLCUSD Special Board Meeting

Special Board Meeting - Annual Workshop Tuesday, June 9, 2026 - 9:00 AM Building, Grounds, & Transportation Department 837 Southwood - Conference Room San Luis Obispo, CA

Saturday, Jun 06 2026

SLCUSD Board Meeting Agenda

Regular Board Meeting Agenda Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.  Following 4:00 p.m. Closed Session (B3)  District Office Complex 1500 Lizzie Street - Room J2  San Luis Obispo, CA  

Friday, May 29 2026

SLCUSD Family Communication

Family Communication News and Updates from the Superintendent's Office Superintendent's Update Dr. Eric Prater As we move through the final weeks of the school year, I continue to be inspired by the incredible accomplishments of our students across San Luis Coastal Unified School District. Spring is always a special season in our schools, and this year has been no exception. Throughout our district, students have been sharing their talents and passions in ways that remind us all why public education matters so deeply. From outstanding music concerts and performances to poetry integrated with art displays at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, our students continue to demonstrate creativity, courage, and heart. On our athletic fields, courts, tracks, and pools, students are competing with determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship in volleyball, swimming, diving, track and field, baseball, and so many other activities that bring our community together. Most importantly, excellence continues to shine brightly inside our classrooms every single day. Whether it is through academic achievement, kindness toward others, perseverance through challenges, or curiosity about the world around them, our students continue to amaze us. The Class of 2026 has given us so much to celebrate. Approximately 15% of our graduates will attend University of California schools, 30% will attend California State University campuses, 7% will attend out-of-state public universities, and roughly 6% will attend private colleges and universities. More than 40% of our graduates will continue their educational journeys at Cuesta College and Allan Hancock College. Altogether, approximately 98% of our graduates plan to attend college this fall. These numbers are impressive, but what matters most is what they represent: young people stepping confidently into the next chapter of their lives with purpose, hope, and opportunity. We are also exceptionally fortunate to live in a community that believes in students and invests in their futures. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships have been awarded this year to support our graduates with tuition and living expenses as they pursue their dreams. To every family, donor, volunteer, educator, and community member who makes this possible - thank you. Your support changes lives. At the same time, we recognize that we are living in a world that can often feel disrupted and uncertain. In moments like these, it can become easy to pause, wait, procrastinate, or hold back when opportunities present themselves. Author Steven Pressfield calls this force “The Resistance.” As he writes in The War of Art: “We don’t tell ourselves, ‘I’m never going to write my symphony.’ Instead, we say, ‘I’m going to write my symphony, I’m just going to start tomorrow.’” What gives me hope every day is watching our teachers, staff, and school leaders model confidence, optimism, and enthusiasm despite uncertainty. They continue to encourage students to believe that anything is possible when you step forward, take action, and embrace opportunities when they appear. I stand in awe of the many amazing and beautiful things I see our students accomplishing and our staff encouraging every single day. What a remarkable place this is to learn, grow, and belong. Thank you for your continued partnership and support of our schools. I hope you and your family enjoy a safe, restful, and meaningful Memorial Day weekend. With gratitude, Eric Business Services Ryan Pinkerton, Assistant Superintendent Summer Meals for Students Free summer meals are available for all kids and teens 18 and under at participating schools.  No registration required—just stop by and enjoy a healthy meal while school is out. We’ll be serving summer experience students, high school students, and our community kids!  Click here for more information. Educational Services Lisa Yamashita, Assistant Superintendent NextGen Scholars Our NextGen Scholars had the once in a lifetime opportunity to participate in the Joint Interagency Field Experimentation (JIFX) event, held at Camp Roberts. Our students were the first students to ever attend this event, as this is the premier research and development event where military, government and industry innovators come together to test cutting-edge technologies. Our NextGen Scholars were able to test out equipment, their favorite being the VR goggles which ran them through a situational awareness course simulating storming a building in search of enemies. The NextGen Scholars also got to enjoy an MRE (military ready to eat meals) experience and taste tested multiple different types. Our students enjoyed exploring future career paths in defense, technology and engineering, while experiencing real-world applications of STEM coursework in a high-stakes, collaborative environment. A Symphony of Success: Celebrating Our Student Musicians It has been an absolute whirlwind of achievement and community impact for our local music programs. From festival stages to local concert halls, our students are truly hitting all the right notes. Don’t miss the District Concert on May 26th at 6:00 at the PAC. Sweeping the Competition Last Saturday, the San Luis Obispo High School (SLOHS) Symphonic and Honors Wind Ensembles set the bar incredibly high at the SBCC Wind Festival. Both groups delivered breathtaking performances, earning Unanimous Superior ratings—the highest possible recognition an ensemble can receive. Excellence in the Community That standard of excellence is spilling right over into the local community through an impressive array of individual and group milestones: Scholarship Honors: A huge congratulations to freshman Carolyn Juretic, sophomore McKinley Wornardt, and senior John Hernandez for being selected for the prestigious Infinite Music scholarship. A Historic Recording Session: Several SLOHS students (alongside a talented Morro Bay freshman) have earned the unique honor of recording a CD with Cuesta Jazz. Working under the direction of George Stone, this special session serves as his final project before a well-deserved retirement. Leading by Serving: Behind the scenes, students applying for next year's band leadership roles have been busy with various service projects, proving that they are just as committed to giving back to their community as they are to their craft. First Reading of the Local Control and Accountability Plan On Tuesday evening the Board of Trustees were presented with a draft of the district’s Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) for the 2026-27 school year. A public hearing was held, followed by a line-by-line review of the proposed LCAP budget. A second reading of the LCAP will be conducted with the Board during the meeting on Tuesday, June 2nd. The draft documents that collectively make up the LCAP are linked below. There is currently a public survey open through May 29th where educational partners can submit their comments.  DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 Overview - English / Spanish DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 Budget Overview for Parents - English / Spanish DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 - English / Spanish DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 Action Tables - English / Spanish DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 Expenditures - English / Spanish DRAFT LCAP 2026-27 Federal Addendum - English / Spanish District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC) meeting On Thursday the San Luis Coastal DELAC met for the final time of the 2025–2026 school year. During the meeting, the committee approved minutes, provided feedback on next year’s Parent Education spending, and reviewed the draft LCAP timeline, process, goals, and the purpose of the parent advisory committee before sharing specific expenditures connected to each of the three goal areas. DELAC’s comments and feedback will be shared with Superintendent Prater. The evening concluded with several student presentations, a slideshow celebrating students who reclassified this year, and an announcement about an important grant-funded partnership between SLCUSD and local nonprofits that will provide additional support for local families. It has been a meaningful year of DELAC gatherings, and we look forward to continuing this important work together next year. LCAP PAC Meeting On Tuesday, 5/12, the LCAP Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) convened for their final meeting of the year, which is arguably the most important meeting for this group!  They reviewed the various LCAP documents, asked questions, then provided comments and feedback.  These comments and feedback will be shared with Dr. Prater, who is required to provide a response (in writing) to the group. Inclusive Preschool Our preschool inclusion class welcomes a limited number of typically developing children to join as peer role models in a warm, play-based learning environment. As a peer, your child will learn and grow alongside classmates with a range of abilities, building strong social skills, friendships, and confidence through everyday interactions and guided activities. The teacher and staff design engaging lessons that support all learners, and your child will benefit from a rich curriculum that promotes language development, cooperation, problem-solving, and independence. Peer role models are never expected to “teach” other children—instead, they naturally support learning by participating, playing, and being themselves. Families often find that children in inclusive classrooms develop empathy, patience, and an appreciation for differences, all while receiving high-quality early childhood education. If you’re looking for a nurturing preschool experience that emphasizes kindness, community, and meaningful learning, our inclusion class may be a great fit for your child. Inclusive Preschool Flyer Inclusive Preschool Registration Link Inclusive Preschool Tuition Payments Tuition Assistance Human Resources Dr. Greg Puccia, Assistant Superintendent Employees and Teacher of the Year Please join us in congratulating our outstanding Employees of the Year and District Teacher of the Year winners! We are proud to recognize the incredible individuals who go above and beyond each day in service to our students, staff, and school communities. This year’s winners include our Physical Support, School Support, Certificated Specialist, Clerical, Administrator/Management, and District Teacher of the Year honorees. Their dedication, compassion, professionalism, and commitment to excellence truly reflect the very best of San Luis Coastal. Physical Support & Overall Employee of the Year - Jarred Coburn - MBHS We are proud to recognize Jarred Coburn, a trusted and valued member of the Morro Bay High School community. Known for his reliability, positive attitude, and “On it” approach, Jarred consistently goes above and beyond to ensure a safe, well-supported environment for students and staff. His dedication, versatility, and genuine care make a lasting impact across campus, and we are grateful for all that he does.  School Support Employee of the Year - Gabe Rodriguez - SLHS We are proud to recognize Gabe Rodriguez serving as the dedicated campus security officer at San Luis Obispo High School. Known for his calm, professional presence and strong relationships with students, Gabe creates a safe, supportive environment while handling challenges with compassion and respect. His commitment extends beyond the school day, and his positive impact is felt across the entire campus community.  District’s Teacher of the Year - Brittani Manning - Sinsheimer Elementary We are proud to recognize Brittani Manning, who brings both expertise and heart to her work. Known for her collaborative spirit, mentorship, and engaging classroom environment, Brittani supports students and colleagues alike with creativity and care. Her commitment to fostering a love of learning and building a strong, connected school community makes a lasting impact. Certificated Specialist Employee of the Year - Dean Johnson - MBHS We are proud to recognize Dean Johnson, serving as a dedicated school psychologist at Morro Bay High School. Known for his calm presence, compassion, and collaborative approach, Dean consistently supports students, staff, and families with care and professionalism. His commitment and quiet impact make a meaningful difference across the school community.  Administrator of the Year - Scott Schalde - MBHS We are proud to recognize Principal Scott Schalde. Over the past five years, his transformational leadership, strong relationships, and unwavering commitment have strengthened the school’s culture, academics, and sense of community. Known for his authentic, student-centered approach, Scott has made a lasting impact that will continue well beyond his time on campus.  Clerical Employee of the Year - Rachel Robinson-Vang - Human Resources We are proud to recognize Rachel Robinson, whose dedication and expertise support staff across the entire district. Known for her integrity, collaboration, and ability to navigate complex systems with clarity and care, Rachel is a trusted advocate for employees and a steady, solution-oriented presence. Her commitment to fairness and service makes a meaningful and lasting impact. 

Friday, May 22 2026

SLCUSD Study Session Agenda

Regular Board Meeting - Study Session (Click HERE ) Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 11:00 AM Pacheco Elementary 261 Cuesta Drive, San Luis Obispo

Friday, May 08 2026

SLCUSD Family Communication

Family Communication News and Updates from the Superintendent's Office Board Message The Board Wants to Hear From You! The SLCUSD Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. The Board is providing an anonymous online survey and encourages your participation. This is an opportunity for the Board to receive input from students, staff, parents, and community. Please follow this link to provide your input. The survey will be open from April 27, 2026 - May 11, 2026, at 4:00 PM For more information, visit our website at: ttps://www.slcusd.org/about/superintendent-search Superintendent's Update Dr. Eric Prater Spring in San Luis Coastal is a season of visible beauty. Hills turn green, flowers bloom, and longer days invite us outdoors to appreciate the remarkable place we call home. Yet this season also invites us to reflect on another kind of beauty - one that is far deeper and far more enduring than appearances. The Stoic philosopher Epictetus once asked, “What makes a beautiful human being?” His answer was simple and timeless: “The presence of human excellence.” He continued: “If you wish to be beautiful, then work diligently at human excellence…The just. The even-tempered. The self-controlled.” In today’s world, we are constantly surrounded by narrow and unrealistic ideas about beauty. Too often, beauty is measured by appearance, status, or things outside of our control. But perhaps true beauty is found elsewhere - in the choices we make, the character we develop, and the way we treat one another. A calm and steady spirit in difficult moments. A sense of justice and fairness. Commitment to duty and perseverance. Compassion for others. The discipline to do what is right, even when it requires sacrifice. These qualities are beautiful because they reflect the very best of our humanity. I have witnessed this kind of beauty throughout our district this spring. I have seen students recognized for their perseverance, hard work, and dedication as they earned opportunities in advanced manufacturing careers with local businesses. I have seen students awarded scholarships to colleges and universities because of years of academic excellence, determination, and sacrifice. Behind every recognition is a story of resilience, commitment, and support from families, teachers, and mentors. And sometimes beauty appears in ways that remind us just how powerful human goodness can be. This week, I learned about a man in Chicago who was a lifelong White Sox fan. He discovered that a stranger - a Chicago Cubs fan, no less - would die without a kidney transplant. Despite being complete strangers and despite the famous rivalry between their teams, he offered to donate his kidney to save her life. Because of his act of generosity, she lived. Recently, the two of them stood together and threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a White Sox vs. Cubs game. Rivalries disappeared. Humanity prevailed. That, to me, is beautiful. As we move through this spring season, I hope we continue to encourage our children - and ourselves - to pursue this deeper kind of beauty. Not perfection of appearance, but excellence of character. Not popularity, but integrity. Not self-interest, but compassion and service. Our students are watching us closely. They learn not only from what we teach, but from what we celebrate. May we continue to recognize and cultivate the beauty found in kindness, perseverance, courage, fairness, humility, and love for others. Those qualities will always matter most, and they are abundantly present throughout San Luis Coastal. Aaron Black Named Elementary Director of Learning and Achievement We are proud to announce the appointment of Aaron Black as our next Elementary Director of Learning and Achievement, beginning July 2026. Mr. Black brings a deep commitment to student success, shaped by years of service as an assistant principal at Morro Bay High School and San Luis Obispo High School, followed by seven years as principal of C.L. Smith Elementary. During his time there, not only did C.L. Smith become one of the fastest-growing academic schools in the district, they also earned the prestigious Lighthouse Award and fostered a culture grounded in belonging, high expectations, and opportunity for every student. Last year, Mr. Black accepted the role of Director of Opportunity and Engagement, where he expanded his impact across the district. In this role, he has helped build innovative partnerships with local industry, creating internship pathways that connect students to real-world experiences, workforce opportunities, and family-supporting careers. Mr. Black has also played a critical role in expanding student opportunities districtwide. His leadership in the Athletics for Achievement program, in partnership with the San Luis Coastal Education Foundation, has helped serve more than 600 students annually, ensuring access to athletics as a pathway to engagement and success. Additionally, he has contributed to the development of the District’s Safe Sports programming, including the SLCUSD Coaching Academy, parent education efforts, and policy development impacting students at all grade levels. In a recent interview in Elevate, the San Luis Coastal Education Foundation’s magazine, Mr. Black reflected on the questions that continue to guide his work: Who is being left out? What’s standing in the way? What would it take to open that door? He shared, “This is about making sure every kid gets a real shot. When you remove the barriers and give them meaningful opportunities, they rise to meet them.” That mindset, grounded in equity, access, and opportunity, will continue to shape his leadership in this new role. Please join us in congratulating Aaron on this well-deserved appointment. With gratitude, Eric Educational Services Lisa Yamashita, Assistant Superintendent DLI Program Expansion on the Coast Dan Neff, Secondary Director, and Shannan McFadden-Sullivan, EL TOSA, updated the board on the Dual Language Immersion Program expansion to Los Osos Middle School [CLICK HERE] for the 2026-2027 school year. The team highlighted the ongoing work to align programs and course offerings in the city and on the coast, leading students toward the Seal of Biliteracy. The program expansion has included teacher training, school site visits, refinement of curriculum, alignment of promotion recognitions and additional high-interest Spanish books for the school libraries. Multiple family communication events have occurred, informing families of the ongoing planning and expansion of the DLI program.  What a celebration and accomplishment for our district and coastal communities! Career Technical Education Zach Roper’s Graphic design Class at SLOHS were the official t-shirt designers and distributors for the Slo Film Festival held on April 26th. The SLOHS Graphic Design students designed, printed and gave away over 150 t-shirts to attendees. Additionally, the graphic design students created designs for skateboards to celebrate “Skate Night” shown at the Bay theatre in Morro Bay.  Morro Bay’s Engineering team competed at the MATE ROV robotics regional competition in Monterey this past weekend and as a first year team the students decided to build a high-level ROV and challenge themselves by entering a more advanced competition class. After several months of work and many hours spent outside of the school day- the students produced a very professional ROV to bring to the competition, which showcased a CNC-manufactured, recycled- plastic frame and numerous high technological features. This project serves as a vehicle to build student resiliency and problem-solving skills, teaching them to own mistakes and seek out solutions. SLOHS and LAMS Art Show On May 14th from 5:30 - 7:30 PM, at SLOHS, an art show will showcase art from both SLOHS and LAMS and will run concurrently with a LAMS Choir concert and our Empty Bowls event where we raise money for CAPSLO 40 Prado homeless shelter services. LAMS Presents: Tom Sawyer Laguna Choir will have four performances of Tom Sawyer at SLOHS Theater on the dates below: Thursday, May 14 - 7:00 pm Friday, May 15 - 7:00 pm Saturday, May 16 - 2:00 pm Matinee Saturday, May 16 - 7:00 pm Tickets are $10 for Adults, $5 for Students and can be purchased here. (Click “Start again” and Select Laguna Middle School in the School drop down).

Friday, May 08 2026

The Board Wants to Hear from You!

The SLCUSD Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. To ensure this is a collaborative and inclusive process, the Board’s search firm hosted two community forums last week. If you weren't able to attend, there is another scheduled for tonight! Translation will be provided at each forum. Monday, May 4, 2026 5:30-6:30 PM Los Osos Middle School Library 1555 El Morro Avenue, Los Osos, CA If you are unable to attend the forum, please take a moment and fill out the survey. [ CLICK HERE ] It is available in English, Spanish, Tagalog, and Vietnamese. The survey closes May 11, 2026 at 4:00 PM.

Monday, May 04 2026

SLCUSD Board Meeting Agenda

Regular Board Meeting Agenda ( CLICK HERE ) Tuesday, May 5, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.  District Office Complex 1500 Lizzie Street - Room J2  San Luis Obispo, CA   

Friday, May 01 2026

Invitation: Community Forums - ADDITIONAL DATE!

The SLCUSD Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. To ensure this is a collaborative and inclusive process, the Board’s search firm will be hosting two THREE community forums. Translation will be provided at each forum. Wednesday, April 29, 2026 5:30 - 6:30 PM 1500 Lizzie Street, Room J2 San Luis Obispo, CA Thursday, April 30, 2026 6:00 - 7:00 PM Via Zoom ( Click here ) Monday, May 4, 2026 5:30 - 6:30 PM Los Osos Middle School Library 1555 El Morro Avenue, Los Osos, CA If you are unable to attend one of the forums, the Board is providing an anonymous online survey and encourages your participation. This is an opportunity for the Board to receive input from students, staff, parents, and community. Please follow this link to provide your input. The survey will be open from April 27, 2026 - May 11, 2026, at 4:00 PM For more information, visit our website at: https://www.slcusd.org/about/superintendent-search

Wednesday, Apr 29 2026

The SLCUSD Board of Education Wants to Hear from You!

The SLCUSD Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. To ensure this is a collaborative and inclusive process, the Board’s search firm will be hosting two community forums. Translation will be provided at each forum. Wednesday, April 29, 2026 5:30 - 6:30 PM 1500 Lizzie Street, Room J2 San Luis Obispo, CA Thursday, April 30, 2026 6:00 - 7:00 PM Via Zoom ( Click here ) If you are unable to attend one of the forums, the Board is providing an anonymous online survey and encourages your participation. This is an opportunity for the Board to receive input from students, staff, parents, and community. Please follow this link to provide your input. The survey will be open from April 27, 2026 - May 11, 2026, at 4:00 PM For more information, visit our website at: https://www.slcusd.org/about/superintendent-search

Monday, Apr 27 2026

SLCUSD Family Communication

Family Communication News and Updates from the Superintendent's Office Board Message The SLCUSD Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. To ensure this is a collaborative and inclusive process, the Board’s search firm will be hosting two community forums. Translation will be provided at each forum. Wednesday, April 29, 2026 5:30 - 6:30 PM 1500 Lizzie Street, Room J2 San Luis Obispo, CA Thursday, April 30, 2026 6:00 - 7:00 PM Via Zoom (Click here) If you are unable to attend one of the forums, the Board is providing an anonymous online survey and encourages your participation. This is an opportunity for the Board to receive input from students, staff, parents, and community. Please follow this link to provide your input. The survey will be open from April 27, 2026 - May 11, 2026, at 4:00 PM For more information, visit our website at: https://www.slcusd.org/about/superintendent-search Superintendent's Update Dr. Eric Prater Last week, people around the world paused to watch something remarkable: NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft journeying around the moon. For a brief moment, humanity looked outward - and then, just as powerfully, inward. From space, our planet appears as one small, bright, and beautiful sphere suspended in the vastness of darkness. Borders disappear. Differences fade. What remains is a shared home - fragile, interconnected, and full of life. As I followed this mission, I found myself thinking about our daily lives here in San Luis Coastal. Each of us is navigating our own path - supporting our children, balancing responsibilities, facing challenges, and celebrating small victories. At times, those challenges can feel immense. Our view becomes close-up, focused on the next task, the next worry, the next step. But Artemis II offers us a powerful reminder of what I like to call the “Zoom Out” effect. When we zoom out - when we step back, even just for a moment - we gain perspective. We remember that we are part of something larger than ourselves. We see the importance of kindness, of patience, of connection. We recognize that the relationships we build - with our children, our families, our neighbors, and our community - are what truly matter. From space, Earth is not defined by conflict or division, but by its beauty and possibility. And here at home, that same truth applies. A sunny afternoon, a shared laugh, a supportive word, a moment of understanding - these are the things that ground us and give meaning to our lives. Our students are growing up in a world that moves quickly and often feels complex. They benefit when the adults around them model perspective - when we show them how to pause, reflect, and appreciate the simple and meaningful parts of life. When we zoom out, we create space for empathy, for inclusion, and for a deeper sense of belonging. The journey to the moon is a bold and inspiring achievement. But perhaps its greatest gift is the perspective it brings us back here on Earth. It reminds us that we are all part of one planetary family, sharing this extraordinary place we call home. As we move forward together, I encourage each of us to take a moment to zoom out. Appreciate the beauty around you. Cherish the people in your life. Extend care and understanding to others. In doing so, we strengthen not only ourselves, but our entire community. Skills Lab in Action: Growing the Future Through AgTech This month, students across our district are exploring Agricultural Technology (AgTech) through the K12 Regional Skills Lab - engaging in hands-on learning that brings real-world innovation into the classroom. From farming systems and self-driving tractors to GPS monitoring, advanced irrigation, soil science, and AgTech entrepreneurship, students are discovering how technology is transforming the way we grow food and solve complex challenges. This work is especially meaningful on the Central Coast, where agriculture is a cornerstone of our economy and a hub of innovation. With leadership from institutions like California Polytechnic State University and University of California, Santa Barbara, our region is helping lead the future of AgTech—creating opportunities that connect science, technology, and sustainability. Through these experiences, students are building critical skills like problem-solving, collaboration, and adaptability, while gaining exposure to meaningful career pathways. This is what future-ready education looks like - relevant, engaging, and connected to the world our students are preparing to lead. Thank you for all you do each day to support our students and one another. Eric Educational Services Lisa Yamashita, Assistant Superintendent District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC) Meeting On Monday, April 13, the San Luis Coastal DELAC met via Zoom. The committee approved previous meeting minutes and discussed options for the Parent Education Funds for the 2026-2027 school year. The DELAC reps will take this information back to ELACs to discuss the priorities of the multilingual learner parent community. Maribel Chavez presented valuable information about the role of counselors in schools and resources available to students and families in schools as well as in the community. The committee discussed moving meeting dates to Mondays next year so as to not overlap with SLO Farmers Market, an important community event. The meeting concluded with public comment and site reports and the final meeting will be on Thursday, May 14 at the district office in J2. Literacy Night On Monday, April 20, SLCUSD hosted a Literacy Night at Pacheco Elementary for TK–1st grade students and their families. The event focused on building early literacy skills through the use of wordless picture books, encouraging creativity, storytelling, and language development. Families explored The Snowman by Raymond Briggs and created their own snowman craft as an extension of the book, using it to support storytelling and reinforce key literacy skills.

Saturday, Apr 25 2026