Panther Weekly Press November 4, 2025

November 4, 2025 Issue 12   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families Our students had a spooktacular time during our Halloween Parade! Our students looked amazing, and it was wonderful to see so many families join us in the fun. Some photos from the parade are included below. As we move into November, we are proud to celebrate Native American Heritage Month, honoring the rich histories, diverse cultures, and important contributions made by Native Americans. We also want to congratulate our students who received the Responsible Student Award for October, our character focus for the month. These Panthers truly demonstrated what it means to be responsible leaders in our school community! For November, our focus is Gratitude . How important it is to take the time to appreciate others and recognize the good around us each day. Thank you for your continued partnership in making Plum Canyon the Best School in the World! Just a few Additional Reminders:   We know that we love our Fur Babies, however there are NO Pets allowed on campus with the exception of Service Animals. Thank you for making safety a priority.  Biking Safety Please remind your children that ride their bikes to follow the rules of the road. Remind them to use sidewalks and to not bike through parking lots.   Driving Safety The safety of our children is of utmost importance. In order to ensure that our students are safe, we have to follow all of the traffic and safety rules during arrival and dismissal. You may not: Block our neighbors' driveways Double park Block intersections Enter the parking lot since it is intended for after school care program caravans Please be considerate of our neighbors and surrounding streets.   Dismissal During dismissal please remain behind the concrete seated areas. Please remind your child(ren) to avoid walking on the wall, running, or hanging from the concrete seated area.   Early Release Wednesday Every Wednesday is an Early Release Day. Please be patient and considerate as all our students dismiss at the exact time at 12:40PM. We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to an outstanding year together.    Character Strong Monthly Focus Awards Each month, we will recognize students who exemplify positive character traits that make our school community a better place. These awards celebrate those who go above and beyond daily! This month, we’re proud to honor students who have demonstrated responsibility., showing dedication to their work, making good choices, and being dependable members of our community. Congratulations to our Responsible Student Award winners! We’re so proud of your hard work and leadership.   STEM FUN DAY AT EMBLEM! ALL PLUM KIDS ARE INVITED! Emblem Academy is hosting a STEM Fun Day on Saturday, November 8th. Plum students are welcome to attend this free event. RSVP Here: https://forms.gle/vH7mgzYNd9faB9yE7 National Native American Heritage Month National Native American Heritage Month is celebrated each year in November. It is a time to celebrate the traditions, languages and stories of Native American and Alaska Native communities and ensure their rich histories and contributions continue to be heard and thrive for generations to come. This week we honor: Mary Golda Ross Mary Golda Ross was born in 1908 in Park Hill, Oklahoma, and a great-granddaughter of Cherokee Chief John Ross, Mary G. Ross broke countless barriers. She earned a mathematics degree by age 20 and later a master’s in math with a focus on astronomy—rare achievements for women of her time. In 1942, she joined the Lockheed Corporation, where she became the first known Native American female engineer and one of the 40 founding members of the company’s secretive Skunk Works division. Her pioneering work contributed to designs for high-speed aircraft, satellites, and interplanetary space travel, paving the way for missions to Venus and Mars. Ten years after her passing, she was honored on the 2019 Native American $1 Coin, symbolizing her enduring legacy in STEM and her lifelong dedication to inspiring young women and Native American students to reach for the stars. As we recognize Native American Heritage Month, may we celebrate the courage, intellect, and perseverance of leaders like Mary Golda Ross—whose vision reminds us that every dreamer, no matter where they come from, has the power to make history!   Attendance Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 97% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our 2025–2026 attendance goal is to reach a 97% attendance rate. When students are in class every day, they are more engaged, connected, and successful in their learning. Please remember: If You Miss School, You Miss Out!  Every day of instruction builds on the last, and consistent attendance helps students thrive academically and socially. We know emergencies and illnesses happen, but we ask that families prioritize daily, on-time attendance whenever possible. Thank you for your partnership in making every school day count for our Panthers! Our overall attendance for the week of August 27, 2025 was 97.02%  Weekly Perfect Attendance Raffle! Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 96% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our two winners selected to win a reserved spot for the entire week:   Congratulations to the families of: Olivia M. and Thiel B.   Staff Unlocking Success This year, we will continue to highlight two staff members per week that were voted on by their colleagues for Unlocking Success at Plum Canyon. Congratulations to Mrs. Razo and Mrs. Maertz!   PTA Information   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events November 7 ~ Fire Drill November 8 ~ PC Saturday School at Emblem November 10 ~ 4th/5th Grade DFY Assemblies November 10 ~ SSC Mtg November 11 ~ School Closed: Veteran’s Day November 11 ~ i-Ready Minute Challenge ends November 13 ~ Lockdown Drill November 13 ~ ELAC Mtg November 13 ~ PAC Mtg November 13 ~ DELAC Mtg November 14 ~ Ruby Bridges Walk to School November 14 ~ Coffee with the Principal   Please select "Elementary Breakfast & Lunch Group B" when selecting the menu School Day Cafe Menus Volunteer Information   Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our office is open from 7:30am to 4pm each day. Our office number is 661-294-5365.

Wednesday, Nov 05 2025

Weekly Updates

Cedarcreek Elementary Cougars R.O.A.R.     R espect self and others   O wn your actions   A ct safely  Show R esponsibility     Mission Statement  We are committed to high levels of learning for ALL students.                                                                                                  Principal’s Message Dear Cedarcreek Families,      I hope you had a nice weekend. Go Dodgers! What a game. Thank you for attending our Costume Parade on Friday, and thank you to those who attended our Family Paint Night on Thursday evening. It is hard to believe that we are in the month of November. *Please make sure to read the PTA updates from Mrs. Hill, our PTA President.                                                        Reminder: Time Change this Weekend  Please remember that daylight savings ends this weekend. Turn your clocks and watches back one hour on Sunday.                      Family Night and PTA Association Meeting on 11/6 from 6:00-7:30 pm                                                           Veteran's Day on 11/11 *School Closed   On Veterans Day, we take time to recognize and thank the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Their courage, dedication, and sacrifice help protect the freedoms we cherish every day. I encourage you to take a moment to honor the veterans in our community.                                                                                                                                                                              Parent/Teacher Conferences 11/17-11/21 Parent/Teacher conferences are coming up the week of November 17. If you haven't already done so, please make sure to sign up for a date and time.                                                                          District Flyers Attendance Matters  Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 95.24%. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. Congratulations to our first grade classes (Mrs. Pearce and Miss Dewey). They had the best  attendance last week with 95.79%. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 95.65% K-95.71% 1st- 95.79% 2nd-95.10% 3rd-95.38% 4th-94.52% 5th-95.86% 6th-93.21%                                                                                                                                         Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at msoni@saugususd.org or 661-294-5310. You can also message me via ParentSquare.    Sincerely, Mrs. Soni, Principal                      Around the Campus                                                          Family Paint Night                                                              Dia de los Muertos Theme                                                                                       Costume Parade                                                                                                                  A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates Wednesday, November 5th - RESCHEDULED Adventure Land In celebration of the effort, teamwork and dedication to our Adventure Zone Fundraiser, Adventure Land will be held during two (2) sessions for all students (8:15AM - 9:15AM for TK-3rd and 9:30AM - 10:30AM for 4th-6th). This event will feature inflatable bounce houses, games and a live DJ! Please send your student to school with a water bottle, sunscreen and an extra pair of socks.  For any parents/guardians wishing to volunteer for the event, please stay tuned for a sign-up sheet on Parent Square later this week. Wednesday, November 5th - Snacks with 6th Grade The Sixth Graders will be selling Chocolate Chunk Cookies for $1 each at dismissal.  All proceeds go to Sixth Grade promotion events. Thursday, November 6th - Books, Pillows, Popcorn & Pajamas plus PTA Association Meeting Wear your PJ's and bring your favorite books, pillows and blankets.  Get comfy and swap your gently used books with one another.  Popcorn will be provided.  We'll kick the night off with a quick PTA Association Meeting.  All are invited!!! Wednesday, November 19th - Restaurant Night Chipotle - 19085 Golden Valley Road - 4PM-8PM Chipotle will donate 20% of sales to the school.  Please mention Cedarcreek when placing your order CKH (Capturing Kids' Hearts)  A good "Capturing Kids' Hearts" activity at home is to hold a "Good Things" sharing session , where family members take turns sharing a positive event from their week . This mirrors the "Capturing Kids' Hearts" program's focus on building relationships and positivity through sharing personal stories and can be done during meals or other family time. Other activities include building a fort, creating a scavenger hunt, or putting on a play.

Monday, Nov 03 2025

Panther Weekly Press October 28, 2025

October 28, 2025 Issue 11   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families Thank you so much for partnering with us as we encourage our students to be drug free and bully free during Red Ribbon Week. Your support helps our Panthers make positive choices each and every day! We also want to extend a big thank you for coming out and spending time with us during our Trunk-or-Treat event! It was wonderful to see so many families enjoying the evening together. A huge shout-out to our amazing PTA for organizing such a fun and festive event! Special Thank You to our Plum Papas for hosting with PTA by adding some science to the event! Check out the photos below to see all the fun and school spirit!  Just a few Additional Reminders:   We know that we love our Fur Babies, however there are NO Pets allowed on campus with the exception of Service Animals. Thank you for making safety a priority.  Biking Safety Please remind your children that ride their bikes to follow the rules of the road. Remind them to use sidewalks and to not bike through parking lots.   Driving Safety The safety of our children is of utmost importance. In order to ensure that our students are safe, we have to follow all of the traffic and safety rules during arrival and dismissal. You may not: Block our neighbors' driveways Double park Block intersections Enter the parking lot since it is intended for after school care program caravans Please be considerate of our neighbors and surrounding streets.   Dismissal During dismissal please remain behind the concrete seated areas. Please remind your child(ren) to avoid walking on the wall, running, or hanging from the concrete seated area.   Early Release Wednesday Every Wednesday is an Early Release Day. Please be patient and considerate as all our students dismiss at the exact time at 12:40PM. We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to an outstanding year together.    i-Ready Minute Competition We will be having our first i-Ready minute challenge of the school year. The top 3 students from each grade with the highest minutes will win a restaurant kids meal certificate. These minutes can be done at school and at home!    Halloween Costume Parade We will have our Halloween Parade on Friday, October 31, 2025 starting at 8:20AM. Parents will be allowed on campus to watch the parade. The gates will open for parents near the blacktop at 8:15AM.  Students must come to school in their costume with school appropriate clothing beneath. Note that they will need to remove their costume after the parade. NO Masks will be allowed.  NO Face Makeup will be allowed. NO guns, knives, swords, weapons or baseball bats or blood is allowed.  NO inflatable costumes will be allowed. NO candy and or gum will be allowed at school.   Red Ribbon Week We are wrapping up our Red Ribbon Week Spirit Week! Remind your child of these fun dress up days! -Wednesday: Dress as your future Career -Thursday: Tie Dye Day -Friday: Costume Day (costumes must be taken off after parade)   Make-Up Picture Day - November 4th Make-Up Picture Day will be held on Tuesday, November 4th. If your child was absent on our Fall Picture Day, their photo will be taken at that time. If you would like your child to retake their photo from Fall Picture Day, please let your child’s teacher know so they can be sent for a retake that day.   STEM FUN DAY AT EMBLEM! ALL PLUM KIDS ARE INVITED! Emblem Academy is hosting a STEM Fun Day on Saturday, November 8th. Plum students are welcome to attend this free event. RSVP Here: https://forms.gle/vH7mgzYNd9faB9yE7   Attendance Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 97% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our 2025–2026 attendance goal is to reach a 97% attendance rate. When students are in class every day, they are more engaged, connected, and successful in their learning. Please remember: If You Miss School, You Miss Out!  Every day of instruction builds on the last, and consistent attendance helps students thrive academically and socially. We know emergencies and illnesses happen, but we ask that families prioritize daily, on-time attendance whenever possible. Thank you for your partnership in making every school day count for our Panthers! Our overall attendance for the week of October 20, 2025 was 96.92%  Weekly Perfect Attendance Raffle! Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 96% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our two winners selected to win a reserved spot for the entire week:   Congratulations to the families of: Olivia I. and Hamza I. Responsible Student Board Award Congratulations Addy Addyson Paschal consistently demonstrates what it means to be a responsible student and citizen of the Plum Canyon community. She takes ownership of her learning by working hard to complete her assignments with great determination. Addy is so well organized and always brings forth a positive attitude in the tasks she works to complete. She contributes to class discussions by actively participating with enthusiasm. In addition to her academic responsibility, she is thoughtful, dependable, and makes positive choices that contribute to a respectful and caring classroom environment. She looks out for others and is quite perceptive and helpful towards her peers. She understands that her actions have an impact on those around her and leads by example each day. Her great sense of responsibility and kindness are a true inspiration. Addy and Family! Family and Mrs. Hamilton   Staff Unlocking Success This year, we will continue to highlight two staff members per week that were voted on by their colleagues for Unlocking Success at Plum Canyon. Congratulations to Mr. Morda and Mrs. Suchi!   PTA Information   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events October 31 ~ Halloween Parade November 2 ~ Daylight Savings Ends November 4 ~ Makeup Picture Day November 4 ~ Anxious Generation Book Study November 7 ~ Fire Drill November 8 ~ PC Saturday School at Emblem   Please select "Elementary Breakfast & Lunch Group B" when selecting the menu School Day Cafe Menus Volunteer Information   Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our office is open from 7:30am to 4pm each day. Our office number is 661-294-5365.

Wednesday, Oct 29 2025

Weekly Updates

Cedarcreek Elementary Cougars R.O.A.R.     R espect self and others   O wn your actions   A ct safely  Show R esponsibility     Mission Statement  We are committed to high levels of learning for ALL students.                                                                                                  Principal’s Message Dear Cedarcreek Families,      I hope you had a nice weekend. It was another exciting week at Cedarcreek. We had our Red Ribbon Cutting ceremony. Thank you to all of you who were able to attend. We appreciate your ongoing love and support. A big thank you to our fabulous PTA for putting together such a spectcular Harvest Festival on Friday evening. It was a lot of fun seeing our students, and their families having a good time. *Please make sure to read the PTA updates from Mrs. Hill, our PTA President.                                                            Costume Parade  on 10/31 at 8:15 am  You are invited to our annual costume parade. No toy weapons, masks, or bloody make up are allowed. Please be conscientious of our 4 year old students. Thank you and we hope to see you there.                                                                                                                                                        School Site Council on Monday, October 27 at 3pm in Room 16 I will be sharng our annual Title I presentation. All families are welcome to attend.                                                       Red Ribbon Week October 27-31                                                             Make up Picture Day on 10/28                                                                                   Family Paint Night on 10/30 at 6pm in the MPR Please make sure to attend. Our district parent liasions will be present with bilingual books for students and their families.                                                                          District Flyers Attendance Matters  Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 94.88%. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. Congratulations to our second grade classes (Mrs. Ramsey and Miss Carranza). They had the best  attendance last week with 98.37%. In fact, they exceeded our 98% goal. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 93.91% K-92.86% 1st- 91.58% 2nd-98.37% 3rd-95.00% 4th-95.81% 5th-94.48% 6th-93.96%                                                                                                                                         Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at msoni@saugususd.org or 661-294-5310. You can also message me via ParentSquare.    Sincerely, Mrs. Soni, Principal                      Around the Campus                              Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and PTA Harvest Festival                                                                     Mrs. Zuniga's 5th grade class engaged in a science lesson.                                                                                                                               A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  Our whole PTA team would like to extend our gratitude for such a great turn out at the Harvest Festival last Friday!  It was so fun to see our families participating in the games and jamming with our DJ.  Thank you all for joining us! 2025 Membership Drive This is our final week of the EXTENDED PTA membership drive!  Our Pizza Party contest will officially end on Friday, 10/31. Any students with at least one (1) family member registered as a PTA member will be counted!  If you have multiple students at Cedarcreek, your one (1) membership will count toward all students. Remember, any class that achieves 100% membership by 10/31 will win a PIZZA PARTY!!!!   Top 3 Classes:   Mrs. Westbrook 54% Mrs. Ramsey 50% Ms. Carranza 46% Sign up today by clicking on the link below: https://jointotem.com/ca/canyon-country/cedarcreek-elementary-pta We are Better Together! PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates Wednesday, November 5th - RESCHEDULED Adventure Land In celebration of the effort, teamwork and dedication to our Adventure Zone Fundraiser, Adventure Land will be held during two (2) sessions for all students (8:15AM - 9:15AM for TK-3rd and 9:30AM - 10:30AM for 4th-6th). This event will feature inflatable bounce houses, games and a live DJ! Please send your student to school with a water bottle, sunscreen and an extra pair of socks.  For any parents/guardians wishing to volunteer for the event, please stay tuned for a sign-up sheet on Parent Square later this week. Wednesday, November 5th - Snacks with 6th Grade The Sixth Graders will be selling Chocolate Chunk Cookies for $1 each at dismissal.  All proceeds go to Sixth Grade promotion events. Thursday, November 6th - Books, Pillows, Popcorn & Pajamas plus PTA Association Meeting Wear your PJ's and bring your favorite books, pillows and blankets.  Get comfy and swap your gently used books with one another.  Popcorn will be provided.  We'll kick the night off with a quick PTA Association Meeting.  All are invited!!! Wednesday, November 19th - Restaurant Night Chipotle - 19085 Golden Valley Road - 4PM-8PM Chipotle will donate 20% of sales to the school.  Please mention Cedarcreek when placing your order PBIS (Positive Behavior Systems and Support)  The PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) 5:1 ratio is a guideline that suggests for every one instance of corrective or negative feedback, there should be five instances of positive reinforcement. This ratio helps create a more positive and productive environment by ensuring students receive abundant acknowledgment for their positive behavior, fostering a supportive atmosphere and discouraging negative behavior. The goal is for the positive interactions to significantly outweigh the negative ones, which can be achieved through praise, gestures and other forms of positive reinforcement.

Monday, Oct 27 2025

Panther Weekly Press October 21, 2025

October 21, 2025 Issue 10   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families We have so many wonderful activities happening at Plum Canyon, be sure to check out all the details below! From iReady Challenge, Red Ribbon and Trunk-or-Treat. There is something for everyone to look forward to. Let’s continue showing our Panther PRIDE (Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence)...in everything we do!  Just a few Additional Reminders:   We know that we love our Fur Babies, however there are NO Pets allowed on campus with the exception of Service Animals. Thank you for making safety a priority.  Biking Safety Please remind your children that ride their bikes to follow the rules of the road. Remind them to use sidewalks and to not bike through parking lots.   Driving Safety The safety of our children is of utmost importance. In order to ensure that our students are safe, we have to follow all of the traffic and safety rules during arrival and dismissal. You may not: Block our neighbors' driveways Double park Block intersections Enter the parking lot since it is intended for after school care program caravans Please be considerate of our neighbors and surrounding streets.   Dismissal During dismissal please remain behind the concrete seated areas. Please remind your child(ren) to avoid walking on the wall, running, or hanging from the concrete seated area.   Early Release Wednesday Every Wednesday is an Early Release Day. Please be patient and considerate as all our students dismiss at the exact time at 12:40PM. We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to an outstanding year together.    Let’s Show Our PRIDE—Respect Our School! At our school, we follow PRIDE expectations every day—Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence. Part of being Respectful means taking care of our shared spaces. Lately, we've noticed gum stuck under tables and desks. Not only is this disrespectful, but it also takes up Mr. Eddie’s valuable time to clean it. Let’s all do our part: please don’t chew gum at school and help keep our learning environment clean and welcoming for everyone. Small actions show big PRIDE!   School Site Council PLEASE JOIN US MONDAY FOR OUR SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL MEETING School Site Council Meeting Monday, October 27, 2025 at 4:00 – 5:00pm Time zone: America/Los_Angeles Google Meet joining info Video call link: https://meet.google.com/nns-dnis-udd Or dial: ‪(US) +1 470-466-0149‬ PIN: ‪143 077 229‬# More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/nns-dnis-udd?pin=8674382086462 Click Here to View Agenda   i-Ready Minute Competition We will be having our first i-Ready minute challenge of the school year. The top 3 students from each grade with the highest minutes will win a restaurant kids meal certificate. These minutes can be done at school and at home!    Halloween Costume Parade We will have our Halloween Parade on Friday, October 31, 2025 starting at 8:20AM. Parents will be allowed on campus to watch the parade. The gates will open for parents near the blacktop at 8:15AM.  Students must come to school in their costume with school appropriate clothing beneath. Note that they will need to remove their costume after the parade. NO Masks will be allowed.  NO Face Makeup will be allowed. NO guns, knives, swords, weapons or baseball bats or blood is allowed.  NO inflatable costumes will be allowed. NO candy and or gum will be allowed at school. Red Ribbon Week   STEM FUN DAY AT EMBLEM! ALL PLUM KIDS ARE INVITED! Emblem Academy is hosting a STEM Fun Day on Saturday, November 8th. Plum students are welcome to attend this free event. RSVP Here: https://forms.gle/vH7mgzYNd9faB9yE7   Attendance Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 97% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our 2025–2026 attendance goal is to reach a 97% attendance rate. When students are in class every day, they are more engaged, connected, and successful in their learning. Please remember: If You Miss School, You Miss Out!  Every day of instruction builds on the last, and consistent attendance helps students thrive academically and socially. We know emergencies and illnesses happen, but we ask that families prioritize daily, on-time attendance whenever possible. Thank you for your partnership in making every school day count for our Panthers! Our overall attendance for the week of October 13, 2025 was 97.09%  Weekly Perfect Attendance Raffle! Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 96% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our two winners selected to win a reserved spot for the entire week:   Congratulations to the families of: Riley G. and Liam B.   Staff Unlocking Success This year, we will continue to highlight two staff members per week that were voted on by their colleagues for Unlocking Success at Plum Canyon. Congratulations to Ms. Hughes and Mrs. Young!   PTA Information   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events October 21 ~ Anxious Generation Book Study October 23 to 31 ~ Red Ribbon Week October 23 ~ PTA Mtg in MPR @ 5:30pm October 24 ~ Last Day of 1st Trimester October 24 ~ Coffee with the Principal October 24 ~ PTA: Trunk or Treat October 27 ~ SSC Mtg October 31 ~ Halloween Parade   Please select "Elementary Breakfast & Lunch Group B" when selecting the menu School Day Cafe Menus Volunteer Information   Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our office is open from 7:30am to 4pm each day. Our office number is 661-294-5365.

Wednesday, Oct 22 2025

Weekly Updates

Cedarcreek Elementary Cougars R.O.A.R.     R espect self and others   O wn your actions   A ct safely  Show R esponsibility     Mission Statement  We are committed to high levels of learning for ALL students.                                                                                                  Principal’s Message Dear Cedarcreek Families,      I hope you had a nice weekend. I had a great time at the UCLA vs. Maryland on Saturday. Students who were recognized as "Stars of Honor" attended with their families. We have our Ribbon Cutting and PTA Harvest Festival on Friday, October 24 at 6pm. We hope to see you there. We will begin with our Ribbon Cutting, and then enjoy the Harvest Festival festivities.  *Please make sure to read the PTA updates from Mrs. Hill, our PTA President.                                                                            Stars of Honor                                             PTA Harvest Festival on October 24th 6pm-8pm                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Edible Garden Ribbon Cutting Event   We will have our ribbon cutting event for the Edible Schoolyard at our Harvest Festival. We hope to see you there.                                Coffee with the Principal, October 21 at 8:30 am in the MPR                               School Site Council on Monday, October 27 at 4pm in Room 16                                                             Red Ribbon Week October 27-31                                                     Family Paint Night on 10/30 at 6pm in the MPR Please make sure to attend. Our district parent liasions will be present with bilingual books for students and their families.                                                                          District Flyers Attendance Matters  Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 92.84%. We saw quite a dip. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. Congratulations to our kindergarten classes (Mrs. Westbrook and Mrs. Pearce). They had the best  attendance last week with 96.67%. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 85.22% K-96.67% 1st- 90.00% 2nd-95.88% 3rd-91.19% 4th-94.19% 5th-89.31% 6th-94.34% Please read and see attachments  Saugus Union School District participates in school-based billing programs that fund essential physical health and mental health services for our students through various State programs from the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), the Department of Managed Health Care Services, and the California Department of Insurance. In order to take part in these programs, we must have your consent to share information from your student’s education records and collect their relevant health insurance information. To collect this information in an efficient and streamlined way, the district is partnering with our electronic health records and billing provider, Paradigm Healthcare Services. In the coming weeks, you will receive an email from Paradigm Healthcare Services requesting you click on a link to provide this needed information. Rest assured, the Department of Health Care Services has indicated your insurance will never be charged for these services, nor will you receive a bill or fee. Specific information on this can be found in their brochure attached. To assist us, please ensure Paradigm’s email:  support@paradigm-healthcare.com is whitelisted in your email. Please see the attached FAQ for any questions you may have. Thank you in advance for helping ensure our district continues to have the much-needed funding for the comprehensive services we provide our students. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Saugus Union team at CYBHI@Saugususd.org.                                                                                                                                            Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at msoni@saugususd.org or 661-294-5310. You can also message me via ParentSquare.    Sincerely, Mrs. Soni, Principal                      Around the Campus  Running Club- Let's Keep Our Scholars Moving!                                          Words of Wisdom by Miss Hines' 3rd Grade Class.                                                                                                                                A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  2025 Membership Drive Did you hear?!? We've EXTENDED the PTA membership drive until 10/31! Any students with at least one (1) family member registered as a PTA member will be counted!  If you have multiple students at Cedarcreek, your one (1) membership will count toward all students. Remember, any class that achieves 100% membership by 10/31 will win a PIZZA PARTY!!!!   ***All PTA Members will receive 5 FREE Harvest Festival Tickets*** Top 3 Classes:   Mrs. Westbrook 54% Mrs. Ramsey 46% Ms. Carranza 42% Sign up today by clicking on the link below: https://jointotem.com/ca/canyon-country/cedarcreek-elementary-pta We are Better Together! PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates Wednesday, October 22nd - Restaurant Night Habit Bar & Grill - 19223 Golden Valley Road - 4PM-9PM Habit will donate 20% of sales to Cedarcreek Elementary Baskin Robbins - 19221 Golden Valley Road - 4PM-8PM End the night with a sweet treat! Baskin Robbins will donate 20% of sales to Cedarcreek Elementary Thursday, October 23rd - Harvest Festival Ticket Pre-Sale We will be selling Harvest Festival tickets in discounted bundles at dismissal the day before the event.  Pre-Sale Bundle Deals are as follows: - 15 Tickets for $10 - 30 Tickets for $20 - 45 Tickets for $30 - 60 Tickets for $40 Single tickets will be sold for $1 each on the day of the event Carnival Games - 1 Ticket Each Cake Walk - 1 Tickets per round Pumpkin Painting - 3 Tickets per pumpkin ***All PTA Members will receive 5 FREE Harvest Festival Tickets*** *Tickets will also be sold at TK/K dismissal the day before the event Friday, October 24th - Harvest Festival - 6PM-8PM Please join us for our annual Harvest Festival featuring a live DJ, carnival games, cake walk, raffle, pumpkin painting and more!!! Doors open at 5:45PM PBIS (Positive Behavior Systems and Support) 

Monday, Oct 20 2025

Panther Weekly Press October 14, 2025

October 14, 2025 Issue 9   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families We hope you all enjoyed a restful and fun Fall Break, spending quality time with family and friends. We are excited to welcome our Panthers back and look forward to an amazing few weeks ahead! One of Plums favorite traditions is the Halloween Parade. It is just around the corner!  Date: Friday, October 31st Students are welcome to wear their Halloween costumes to school for our parade. Following the parade, students will need to change out of their costumes. Please ensure that costumes can be easily removed independently. A great idea is to have students wear their costumes over their regular clothes.   Dismissal During dismissal please remain behind the concrete seated areas. Please remind your child(ren) to avoid walking on the wall, running, or hanging from the concrete seated area.   Early Release Wednesday Every Wednesday is an Early Release Day. Please be patient and considerate as all our students dismiss at the exact time at 12:40PM. We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to an outstanding year together.    Safety During Drop-Off The back valet area is reserved exclusively for morning car drop-offs. If you're walking your child to school, please use the front MPR entrance. This helps ensure a smooth and safe arrival for all students. We also kindly ask that parents avoid lingering near the gates after drop-off. When children see their parents nearby, they may naturally drift back toward them, which can lead to unnecessary crowding and congestion at our entrances. Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and orderly start to the school day! Halloween Costume Parade We will have our Halloween Parade on Friday, October 31, 2025 starting at 8:20AM. Parents will be allowed on campus to watch the parade. The gates will open for parents near the blacktop at 8:15AM.  Students must come to school in their costume with school appropriate clothing beneath. Note that they will need to remove their costume after the parade. NO Masks will be allowed.  NO Face Makeup will be allowed. NO guns, knives, swords, weapons or baseball bats or blood is allowed.  NO inflatable costumes will be allowed. NO candy and or gum will be allowed at school.   Attendance Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 97% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our 2025–2026 attendance goal is to reach a 97% attendance rate. When students are in class every day, they are more engaged, connected, and successful in their learning. Please remember: If You Miss School, You Miss Out!  Every day of instruction builds on the last, and consistent attendance helps students thrive academically and socially. We know emergencies and illnesses happen, but we ask that families prioritize daily, on-time attendance whenever possible. Thank you for your partnership in making every school day count for our Panthers! Our overall attendance for the week of October 3, 2025 was 96.85%  Weekly Perfect Attendance Raffle! Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 96% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our two winners selected to win a reserved spot for the entire week:   Congratulations to the families of: Kelly Z. and Orion G.   National Hispanic Heritage Month National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated September 15th to October 15th. National Hispanic Heritage Month began as a way to celebrate and promote the history, culture and contributions of Hispanic-Americans. We at Plum Canyon would like to celebrate: Dr. Margarita Espino Calderón, We are proud to celebrate Dr. Margarita Espino Calderón, whose recent induction into the inaugural Multilingual Education Hall of Fame marks a momentous milestone. She is a trailblazer, researcher, coach, and advocate, Dr. Calderón has reshaped the field of multilingual education for more than five decades. Born and raised in Juárez, Dr. Calderón rose to become Professor Emerita and Senior Research Scientist at Johns Hopkins University. Her prolific career includes more than 100 publications, books, scholarly articles, and chapters that have deepened our understanding of language, literacy, and second-language pedagogy. She’s also championed transformative professional development through landmark projects like: BCIRC (Bilingual Cooperative Integrated Reading and Composition) ExC-ELL (Expediting Comprehension for English Language Learners) These innovative initiatives have empowered educators across the nation to integrate content and language instruction seamlessly—ensuring multilingual learners thrive academically and linguistically.   Staff Unlocking Success This year, we will continue to highlight two staff members per week that were voted on by their colleagues for Unlocking Success at Plum Canyon. Congratulations to Mrs. Borja and Mrs. Kluszczynski. Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports At Plum Canyon, we believe that fostering a positive school environment relies on a strong partnership between home and school. As you know we are focusing on our PRIDE expectations, which are essential values that guide students in becoming their best selves: Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence. Here’s how you can help us reinforce these values at home: Positivity: Encourage your child to approach challenges with optimism and an open mind. Talk about ways to stay positive, even when things are tough. Respect: Model and discuss respect for others’ ideas, feelings, and property. Remind them that treating others with kindness builds a stronger community. Integrity: Emphasize the importance of honesty and taking responsibility for one’s actions. Reinforcing integrity at home helps students make good choices at school. Determination: Celebrate perseverance! Remind your child that effort and hard work are essential in overcoming obstacles. Excellence: Encourage them to strive for their personal best in all areas, whether it’s academics, sports, or relationships. Together, we can create a nurturing environment that promotes these values, helping all students feel safe, valued, and motivated to succeed. Thank you for being an important part of our school community and for supporting our PRIDE expectations at home.   PTA Information   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events October 14 ~ DFY Assemblies (4th/5th) October 15 ~ ELAC Mtg October 16 ~ The Great Shakeout October 21 ~ Anxious Generation Book Study October 23 to 31 ~ Red Ribbon Week October 23 ~ PTA Mtg in MPR October 24 ~ Last Day of 1st Trimester October 24 ~ Coffee with the Principal October 24 ~ PTA: Trunk or Treat   Please select "Elementary Breakfast & Lunch Group B" when selecting the menu School Day Cafe Menus Volunteer Information   Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our office is open from 7:30am to 4pm each day. Our office number is 661-294-5365.

Wednesday, Oct 15 2025

Weekly Updates

Cedarcreek Elementary Cougars R.O.A.R.     R espect self and others   O wn your actions   A ct safely  Show R esponsibility     Mission Statement  We are committed to high levels of learning for ALL students.                                                                                                  Principal’s Message Dear Cedarcreek Families,      I hope you had a nice Fall Break. The highlight of my time off was being able to pick up my daughter from the bus stop. I am looking forward to seeing our students and staff on Monday morning no later than 8:10 am. October is a fun and busy month! We have our Edible School Yard ribbon cutting on the same day as our Harvest Festival. We also have our annual costume parade on October 31 in the morning at 8:15 am.  *Please make sure to read the PTA updates from Mrs. Hill, our PTA President.  Running Club for students in grades 1-6 every Friday at 7:40 am                                             PTA Harvest Festival on October 24th 6pm-8pm                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Edible Garden Ribbon Cutting Event   We will have our ribbon cutting event for the Edible Schoolyard at our Harvest Festival. We hope to see you there.                                Coffee with the Principal, October 21 at 8:30 am in the MPR                               School Site Council on Monday, October 27 at 4pm in Room 16                                                                             District Flyers Attendance Matters  Wow! We had the best attendance of the school year with an overall percentage of 96.34%. Let's keep it up. Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week, and we got close. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. Congratulations to our 1st grade classes (Miss Dewey and Mrs. Pearce) They had the best  attendance last week with 98.95% . That means they exceeded our 98% goal. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 96.67% K-92.38% 1st- 98.95% 2nd-97.54% 3rd-95.47% 4th-97.10% 5th-97.93% 6th-93.66% Please read and see attachments  Saugus Union School District participates in school-based billing programs that fund essential physical health and mental health services for our students through various State programs from the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), the Department of Managed Health Care Services, and the California Department of Insurance. In order to take part in these programs, we must have your consent to share information from your student’s education records and collect their relevant health insurance information. To collect this information in an efficient and streamlined way, the district is partnering with our electronic health records and billing provider, Paradigm Healthcare Services. In the coming weeks, you will receive an email from Paradigm Healthcare Services requesting you click on a link to provide this needed information. Rest assured, the Department of Health Care Services has indicated your insurance will never be charged for these services, nor will you receive a bill or fee. Specific information on this can be found in their brochure attached. To assist us, please ensure Paradigm’s email:  support@paradigm-healthcare.com is whitelisted in your email. Please see the attached FAQ for any questions you may have. Thank you in advance for helping ensure our district continues to have the much-needed funding for the comprehensive services we provide our students. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Saugus Union team at CYBHI@Saugususd.org.                                                                                                                                            Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at msoni@saugususd.org or 661-294-5310. You can also message me via ParentSquare.    Sincerely, Mrs. Soni, Principal                      Around the Campus  Thank you for Supporting our Sixth Grade Fundraiser                                                                                    Dancing is always option during recess time!                                                                               A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  2025 Membership Drive We REALLY want to give the class with 100% PTA membership a pizza party.  As a result, we've EXTENDED the membership drive until 10/31! Any students with at least one (1) family member registered as a PTA member will be counted!  If you have multiple students at Cedarcreek, your one (1) membership will count toward all students. Remember, any class that achieves 100% membership by 10/31 will win a PIZZA PARTY!!!!   Top 3 Classes:   Mrs. Westbrook 54% Mrs. Ramsey 43% Ms. Carranza 43% Sign up today by clicking on the link below: https://jointotem.com/ca/canyon-country/cedarcreek-elementary-pta We are Better Together! PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates Monday, October 13th - All Reflections Art Contest Entries Due Please submit your entry form by using the link below.  We will accept any physical art projects on Monday, October 13th. Please have your student turn in to their teacher or office. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0bisV9wBpMvRzFSVtbzW9HaXgdLajJGkvUvxRP48YMuORNg/viewform Wednesday, October 22nd - Restaurant Night Habit Bar & Grill - 19223 Golden Valley Road - 4PM-9PM Habit will donate 20% of sales to Cedarcreek Elementary Friday, October 24th - Harvest Festival - 6PM-8PM Please join us for our annual Harvest Festival featuring a live DJ, carnival games, cake walk, raffle, pumpkin painting and more!!! PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Support)   The R.O.A.R. Store  Students earn R.O.A.R. tickets during the school day when they follow the R.O.A.R. expectations. Every Friday during lunchtime, they have the opportunity to shop at the R.O.A.R. store. 

Monday, Oct 13 2025

Panther Weekly Press September 30, 2025

September 30, 2025 Issue 7   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families We are excited to share that for the month of August our official attendance rate was 97.49% . Which means we met our school-wide goal of 97%! Thank you for your commitment to helping our Panthers be present and on time each day. Because of you, we’re adding a   to our slogan: Best School in the World!  As we head into Fall Break, we hope everyone enjoys this special time with family and friends. We hope you are able to rest and relax. To end the week with some fun, Friday will be Disney Ear Day! Students and staff are invited to wear their favorite Disney ears to celebrate. Thank you for your continued support in making Plum Canyon the Best School in the World! few quick appreciations and reminders: Thank you for your patience and care during arrival and dismissal as we keep procedures safe and orderly. Consistent attendance helps students thrive; please continue those strong morning routines. If you have questions or need support, don’t hesitate to contact our front office, we’re here to help. Just a few Additional Reminders:   We know that we love our Fur Babies, however there are NO Pets allowed on campus with the exception of Service Animals. Thank you for making safety a priority.    Driving Safety The safety of our children is of utmost importance. In order to ensure that our students are safe, we have to follow all of the traffic and safety rules during arrival and dismissal. You may not: Block our neighbors' driveways Double park Block intersections Enter the parking lot since it is intended for after school care program caravans Please be considerate of our neighbors and surrounding streets.   Dismissal During dismissal please remain behind the concrete seated areas. Please remind your child(ren) to avoid walking on the wall, running, or hanging from the concrete seated area.   Minimum Day Wednesday Every Wednesday is a Minimum Day. Please be patient and considerate as all our students dismiss at the exact time at 12:40PM. We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to an outstanding year together.    Picture Days Are Here! This Wednesday and Thursday are our Fall Picture Days!   Disney Ear Day THIS FRIDAY! Let's have some fun this Friday! Come to school wearing your favorite ears!   Attendance Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 97% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our 2025–2026 attendance goal is to reach a 97% attendance rate. When students are in class every day, they are more engaged, connected, and successful in their learning. Please remember: If You Miss School, You Miss Out!  Every day of instruction builds on the last, and consistent attendance helps students thrive academically and socially. We know emergencies and illnesses happen, but we ask that families prioritize daily, on-time attendance whenever possible. Thank you for your partnership in making every school day count for our Panthers! Our overall attendance for the week of September 22, 2025 was 96.13%  Weekly Perfect Attendance Raffle! Would you like your own parking spot during pickup and drop off? Principal Hamilton and Assistant Principal Bennett will be giving up their parking spots each week! Any parent who's student has 96% or higher attendance rate the week prior will be entered into a raffle. Our two winners selected to win a reserved spot for the entire week:   Congratulations to the families of: Saanvi B. and Mia D.   Staff Unlocking Success This year, we will continue to highlight two staff members per week that were voted on by their colleagues for Unlocking Success at Plum Canyon. Congratulations to Mrs. Crunelle and Mrs. Vanessa.   National Hispanic Heritage Month National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated September 15th to October 15th. National Hispanic Heritage Month began as a way to celebrate and promote the history, culture and contributions of Hispanic-Americans. We at Plum Canyon would like to celebrate: Jordan Chiles Jordan Chiles, an Olympic gymnast of Puerto Rican heritage. Born April 15, 2001, in Tualatin, Oregon, Jordan grew up in Vancouver, Washington. Jordan flipped her way into the spotlight as part of the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics Team, snagging a silver medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics before joining the gold medal winning team at the 2024 Summer Olympics. Known for her electric routines and unstoppable energy, Jordan Chiles is not just a medal-winning gymnast, she’s also a fierce advocate for mental health and a powerful role model for Hispanic Americans in sports. Her journey reflects perseverance, dedication, and resilience, values we want our Panthers to see and embrace. At Plum Canyon, we celebrate leaders like Jordan Chiles who embody Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence (PRIDE!)!   PTA Information   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events September 30th ~ Mass Hearing Screening @ 8:15-12 October 1st ~ Fall Picture Day (3rd-6th) October 2nd ~ Yom Kippur October 2nd ~ Fall Picture Day (TK-2nd) October 6-10 ~ Fall Break October 14 ~ DFY Assemblies (4th/5th) October 15 ~ ELAC Mtg October 16 ~ The Great Shakeout   Volunteer Information School Day Cafe Menus   Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our office is open from 7:30am to 4pm each day. Our office number is 661-294-5365.

Wednesday, Oct 01 2025

Weekly Updates

Cedarcreek Elementary Cougars R.O.A.R.     R espect self and others   O wn your actions   A ct safely  Show R esponsibility     Mission Statement  We are committed to high levels of learning for ALL students.                                                                                                  Principal’s Message Dear Cedarcreek Families,      I hope you had a great weekend. It is hard to believe we are one week away from Fall Break. Thank you to all of our families who attended Coffee with the Principal and ELAC. We had a great time.  Sixth Grade Students will be selling popsicles for $1.00 on 10/1 at dismissal. They are working with PTA to raise money for their end of the year activity. Please come and support them.                                     A big shoutout to our PTA for making Kona Ice happen!                                                     PTA Reflections Night                                             Fall Break 10/6-10/10 *School will resume on 10/13                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Edible Garden Ribbon Cutting Event  Please save the date! We will have our ribbon cutting event for the Edible Schoolyard at our Harvest Festival. We hope to see you there.                              School Site Council on Monday, September 29 at 4pm in Room 16                                                                             District Flyers   Attendance Matters  Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. As a school, our overall attendance last week was 94.97%. Let's keep working toward the 98% goal. Congratulations to our 3rd grade classes (Miss Hines and Mrs. de los Reyes). They had the best  attendance last week with 96.98% . Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 91.67% K-93.33% 1st- 96.32% 2nd-95.98% 3rd-96.98% 4th-94.84% 5th-94.14% 6th-94.81% Please read and see attachments  Saugus Union School District participates in school-based billing programs that fund essential physical health and mental health services for our students through various State programs from the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), the Department of Managed Health Care Services, and the California Department of Insurance. In order to take part in these programs, we must have your consent to share information from your student’s education records and collect their relevant health insurance information. To collect this information in an efficient and streamlined way, the district is partnering with our electronic health records and billing provider, Paradigm Healthcare Services. In the coming weeks, you will receive an email from Paradigm Healthcare Services requesting you click on a link to provide this needed information. Rest assured, the Department of Health Care Services has indicated your insurance will never be charged for these services, nor will you receive a bill or fee. Specific information on this can be found in their brochure attached. To assist us, please ensure Paradigm’s email:  support@paradigm-healthcare.com is whitelisted in your email. Please see the attached FAQ for any questions you may have. Thank you in advance for helping ensure our district continues to have the much-needed funding for the comprehensive services we provide our students. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Saugus Union team at CYBHI@Saugususd.org.                                                                                                                                            Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at msoni@saugususd.org or 661-294-5310. You can also message me via ParentSquare.    Sincerely, Mrs. Soni, Principal                      Around the Campus  Miss Carranza's Second Grade Class  Miss Carranza's table groups work collaboratively to create their own social contract.                                                       Student Council  We are extremely proud of our 4th through 6th grade students who are running for student council. It has been great to see posters around the school.                                                                                 A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  2025 Membership Drive We have a few more days until the conclusion of our Fall PTA membership drive! Any students with at least one (1) family member registered as a PTA member will be counted!  If you have multiple students at Cedarcreek, your one (1) membership will count toward all students. Remember, any class that achieves 100% membership by 9/30 will win a PIZZA PARTY!!!!   Top 3 Classes: Mrs. Westbrook 54% Mrs. Ramsey 43% Ms. Carranza 43% Sign up today by clicking on the link below: https://jointotem.com/ca/canyon-country/cedarcreek-elementary-pta We are Better Together! PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates Tuesday, September 30th - Reflections Art Night - 5PM-7PM in the MPR Students are invited to work on their Reflections entries at the school.  Some art supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own! Read category guidelines and submit your entry form in the link below.  All entries are due by October 10th. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0bisV9wBpMvRzFSVtbzW9HaXgdLajJGkvUvxRP48YMuORNg/viewform Wednesday, October 1st - Snacks with Sixth Grade The Sixth Graders will be selling a snack on the first Wednesday of every month at dismissal. For October, popsicles will be available for $1 each.  All proceeds will go toward  Sixth Grade Promotion activities and T-shirts.  Cash and Venmo will be accepted. Tuesday, October 14th - Adventure Land  In celebration of the effort, teamwork and dedication to our Adventure Zone Fundraiser, Adventure Land will be held during two (2) sessions for all students (8:15AM - 9:15AM for TK-3rd and 9:30AM - 10:30AM for 4th-6th). This event will feature inflatable bounce houses, games and a live DJ! Please send your student to school with a water bottle, sunscreen and an extra pair of socks.  For any parents/guardians wishing to volunteer for the event, please stay tuned for a sign-up sheet on Parent Square later this week. Capturing Kids' Hearts (CKH)  The Four Questions In the Capturing Kids' Hearts (CKH) program, the "four questions" are the core of a Social Contract that creates a classroom culture of self-managing, respectful behavior. They are: 1) How do you want to be treated by the teacher? 2) How do you want to be treated by each other? 3) How do you think the teacher wants to be treated by you? and 4) How do we want to treat each other when there is conflict?. The answers form a list of adjectives outlining classroom expectations, which is then signed by everyone and serves as a guide for behavior. 

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