Bridgeport Breeze Summer Edition

Principals' Message July 2026 Happy summer, Bridgeport families! We hope you are all soaking up the sunshine, making wonderful memories, and enjoying a well-deserved break. As the new school year approaches, we are getting so excited to welcome our returning students back to campus. A huge, warm welcome goes out to all of our new families joining us—welcome to the pod! We are so glad you are here and can't wait for you to feel right at home in our community. At Bridgeport Elementary, our mission guides everything we do: "We, at Bridgeport Elementary, provide ALL learners with an enriching education in an environment where everyone feels safe, valued, and loved." Our dedicated team comes to school every single day driven by a shared goal: helping your child become the B.E.S.T. version of themselves! You’ll hear us talk about our B.E.S.T. expectations all year long: Be respectful Express kindness Safety first Take responsibility We are deeply committed to teaching and modeling these core values so our students can thrive in a positive, supportive setting where everyone is empowered to learn and grow. This year our theme is "Level Up Our Learning!" We look forward to working together to help every child "level up" their character and their academic learning. Please take a moment to review our bimonthly update below for important news and reminders. We can’t wait to see all of your bright faces very soon! With gratitude, Mrs. Velikorodnyy, Principal Mrs. Langley, Assistant Principal Meet Mrs. Langley, Assistant Principal Mrs. Langley joins the Bridgeport family with over a decade of experience as an instructional leader, collaborator, and student advocate. Most recently, she served as a teacher and Administrative Designee at Canyon Springs Community School in the Sulphur Springs Union School District, where her dedication to students earned her the honor of Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Langley brings expertise in Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports (MTSS), data-driven instruction, and school-wide behavior systems. She is passionate about building strong relationships with students, families, and staff while fostering a positive school culture where every child feels supported, connected, and empowered to succeed. Outside of school, Mrs. Langley enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters, making memories at the beach, and honoring those who have served our country. She believes strong schools are built through meaningful relationships and is excited to partner with the Bridgeport community to help every student learn, grow, and thrive. Please join us in giving Mrs. Langley a very warm Bridgeport Elementary welcome as she begins this exciting new chapter. Congratulations, Mrs. Langley! Back to School Night August 10 Bridgeport 26-27 Calendar Bridgeport 26-27 Bell Schedule Arrival and Dismissal at Bridgeport RAP students can be dropped off at 7:45 A.M. using the RAP valet at the front of campus where they will be met by their teachers and paraeducators. They will immediately be under the supervision of their teachers and paraeducators at drop off. If tardy, please enter through the front office where office staff will assist with contacting your child's classroom. Only families with RAP students may utilize the RAP valet at the front of the school. Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students will enter the campus through the small playground gate near the front of the school each morning. They will be supervised there by our campus supervisors from 7:45 A.M. - 8:10 A.M. At 12:20 P.M., TK-K RAP students will be escorted to the front of campus by their teachers and paraeducators for pick up in the RAP valet line. At 12:35 P.M. TK-K general education students will be escorted to the front of campus by their teachers and be picked up at the gate designated by their teachers. At 2:20 P.M., 1-6 RAP students will be escorted to the front of campus by their teachers and paraeducators for pick up in the RAP valet line. On Wednesday, all RAP students dismiss at 12:20 P.M. First through Sixth grade general education students enter through the park gate each morning. They are supervised by our campus supervisors from 7:45- 8:10 A.M. Students may also enter through the self-serve valet gate at the rear of the school on Bridgeport Lane. At 2:35 P.M. general education grades two through sixth grades exit through the park gate or valet gate.  (First grade students will exit at the gate designated by their teachers.) On Wednesday, all general education students dismiss at 12:35 P.M. Please drive with care in the parking lot. Plan for a few extra minutes in the morning to keep cool and safe. Younger students must be walked to and from the car on the sidewalks. It is imperative that all students and adults use the sidewalks and refrain from walking through the parking lot. Please take your time and use the sidewalks to keep everyone safe. Please only use the disabled parking spots if you have a disabled placard. Thank you for being courteous and respectful to one another. We are our children's example. Parent Principal Chat August 14th 8:15 A.M. Please plan to attend the first Parent Principal Chat on August 14 at 8:15 A.M. in the Bridgeport MPR. We will share about Bridgeport, and we will provide a volunteer orientation. This training is required for all volunteers. If you are unable to attend the Parent Principal Chat, please look for the recording I will post in Parent Square for your viewing. Here is the Google Meet link. In addition to viewing the training, please: Review the General Guidelines and register at: https://tb2cdn.schoolwebmasters.com/accnt_533114/site_533115/Documents/Volunteers.pdf Upload a copy of a valid TB Test to Raptor Volunteer Application Contact the teacher to be included in the volunteer schedule Please click here to join online. Class Placement Teachers, special education staff, and administration meet together each June to create classes for the coming school year. Many factors are considered to help each classroom have a balance and variety of different learners. We work as a team to determine the place that will best support your child in his or her learning.  Sometimes we have combination classes because we do not have enough of a grade level for a full classroom. In that situation, the classroom teacher teaches the grade level standards for each class to the appropriate students. For example, a 1/2 combination classroom would have first grade students learn first grade standards and second grade students would learn second grade standards.  In addition, sometimes classroom enrollment changes after school starts, and we need to make adjustments to classrooms. Please note that while we seek to minimize changes, there are times changes need to be made. In addition, we also ask that you work together with your child's new teacher as a team to best support your child's new learning environment.  Teacher assignments will be posted in Infinite Campus Saturday, August 8. Thank you! Snack, Lunch, Footwear, Dress Code, Cell Phones Students can bring their own snack and lunch each day, or they may get it from the cafeteria for free. It does take time to get a snack or lunch, and some children prefer to eat their food from home. For TK and K students, it is challenging for them to choose a lunch and eat in the allotted time. If you are able, we recommend sending a lunch from home.  You can find lunch menus here. All children should bring a refillable water bottle to school each day to stay hydrated. Wearing a hat and/or sunscreen can be helpful during these sunny, hot days. Close toed shoes are a must at school, and sneakers or tennis shoes are the preferred footwear. Students play on the blacktop every day and have physical education frequently. Therefore, dress shoes, boots, and footwear other than athletic shoes are not recommended. Sandals, Crocs, and other open shoes are not permissible for blacktop play. Children should dress comfortably to play outside each day. Please make sure all undergarmets and midriffs are covered. You can find the Saugus Union School District dress code on page 5 of the SUSD Parent Student Handbook. Please note that students may not use cell phones or a smart watch at school. Please ensure it is turned off and safely put away when your child enters campus each day. We appreciate your support and partnership. Parent Teacher Association (PTA )Updates We have a wonderful PTA that works to create events and opportunities to support our students and families. Please join the PTA! It does not commit you to anything, but it does give support to this organization, our children, and our school. Click here. Also, each Friday at Bridgeport, staff and students wear Bridgeport spirit wear to encourage school spirit and community. Information about ordering spirit wear will be available soon. PTA Reflections Students and families can start to think about planning their Reflections Contest entries now! Attendance Matters Thank you for bringing your child to school every day he/she is healthy. Students who come to school regularly are able learn more and thrive in their classroom community. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can help support your child. When your child is absent, please email mherrera@saugususd.org to tell the office why your child will not be at school. Download the ParentSquare App! Upcoming Events August 10: 2:00 P.M. TK and K Back to School Welcome for Students and Parents August 10: 5:30-6:30 P.M. 1-6 grades Back to School Welcome for Students and Parents August 12: First Day of School August 12: 8:10 in MPR: Boohoo or Yahoo PTA Coffee in MPR August 12: 12:20 TK-6 RAP Dismissal and 12:35 TK-6 General Education Dismissal August 14: Parent Principal Chat with Volunteer Orientation in MPR and online https://meet.google.com/tvi-xhfv-odr?hs=122&authuser=0     Governing Board:  Katherine Cooper- Patricia Garibay - Anna Griese- Christopher M. Trunkey - Matthew Watson          Superintendent:  Robert Hernandez, Ed.D. Saugus Union School District Office Number 661.294.5300  

Monday, Jul 27 2026

Panther Weekly Press June 10, 2026

June 10, 2026 Issue 38   Important Reminders Wednesday, June 10: Minimum Day (12:40pm dismissal) Thursday, June 11: Regular Dismissal Friday, June 12: Last day of school! Minimum Day (12:40pm dismissal)   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families As we come to the close of the 2025–2026 school year, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your partnership, support, and trust throughout this incredible year. Together, we have celebrated academic growth, student achievements, meaningful events, and countless moments that have made Plum Canyon such a special place to learn and grow. None of this would have been possible without the dedication of our amazing staff, the enthusiasm of our students, and the unwavering support of our families. To our students, thank you for bringing your curiosity, creativity, and Panther PRIDE to school each day. Continue to dream big, be kind, and never stop learning. To our parents and guardians, thank you for volunteering your time, encouraging your children, and partnering with us every step of the way. Your involvement has made a lasting difference in our school community. As summer begins, I encourage everyone to take time to rest, make memories with loved ones, read together, explore new experiences, and enjoy the well-deserved break. We look forward to welcoming our Panthers back refreshed and ready for another exciting year of learning. Thank you for making the 2025–2026 school year one to remember. Have a safe, joyful, and relaxing summer!   2026-2027 School Year Calendar PDF Calendar for Download Student of the Year! Congratulations to Brea Debelak We are so proud to nominate Brea Debelak as student of the year. She is a burst of light and joy in the classroom and on the playground. Her character shines wherever she goes. Brea is always looking out for others, sensitive to the needs of her classmates and advocating for her peers. She carries a contagious positivity, always trying her best, but also willing to make the necessary improvements when given the opportunity. She produces high-quality work that she is proud of and has maintained excellent grades throughout the year. Brea loves to take on challenges and stretch herself academically and socially. She is beloved by her peers and teachers. We are so proud of you, Brea!    Year-End Parent Survey Click here to access the survey   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. Morda and Mrs. Yang!   SUSD New Student Enrollment   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 2025-2026 school year was 96.58%   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   Upcoming Events June 10 ~ Field Trip SCV Water Agency-Ortiz June 10 ~ SCV Water Agency Presentations 1st Grade June 11 ~ Field Trip SCV Water Agency-Stangl June 11 ~ SCV Water Agency Presentations: 1st Grade June 11 ~ 6th Grade Promotion @ 5pm June 12 ~ Last Day of School - Minimum Day August 11 ~ Back to School Night August 12 ~ First Day of School   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.

Thursday, Jun 11 2026

Panther Weekly Press June 2, 2026

June 2, 2026 Issue 37   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families It is hard to believe that we are entering the final two weeks of the 2025–2026 school year! As we approach the finish line, I want to thank you for your partnership, support, and commitment to helping make this a successful year for our students. Over the next two weeks, our campus will be filled with exciting end-of-year activities, celebrations, and opportunities for students to reflect on all they have accomplished. While there is much to celebrate, we also want to encourage all students to Finish Strong academically, behaviorally, and socially. Our students know as we talk about this during morning announcements Finishing Strong means: Coming to school every day and arriving on time. Continuing to put forth their best effort in the classroom. Demonstrating our PRIDE expectations of Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence. Being kind, responsible, and supportive of one another. Taking pride in their learning and accomplishments. Every day matters, and these final weeks provide important opportunities for learning, growth, and making lasting memories with classmates and teachers. Thank you for helping your child stay focused and engaged through the last day of school on Friday, June 12, 2026. We are incredibly proud of all that our students have achieved this year and look forward to celebrating their success together. Let's finish the year the same way we started it with enthusiasm, determination, and Panther PRIDE! Thank you for your continued support of Plum Canyon Elementary School. A great reminder for our Panthers: "Success is not how you start, it's how you finish." Let's make these final two weeks our best yet! 💜   Year-End Parent Survey Click here to access the survey   Congratulations to Bri Chavez, PTA President! Congratulations to our very own Bri Chavez who was presented with an Honorary Service Award last night! We are so proud of you and are thankful for all that you do for our kids!   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. Nicoletti and Mrs. Tran.   SUSD New Student Enrollment   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 May 25, 2026 was 95.27%  Parenting for Prevention Program The City’s Parenting for Prevention program is conducting a brief anonymous community survey to help shape future topics for the parent podcast, online parent meetings, and resources throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. We are seeking your input through a brief survey. Please click the link to take the survey. Your feedback will help the City shape the future of parent education in Santa Clarita. We appreciate your time and input. Survey deadline is June 26.  Thank you Parent Survey 2026 - Eng El programa Parenting for Prevention de la Ciudad está realizando una breve encuesta comunitaria anónima para ayudar a definir futuros temas para el podcast para padres, las reuniones virtuales para padres y los recursos disponibles en todo el Valle de Santa Clarita. Estamos buscando su opinión a través de una breve encuesta. Por favor, clic en el enlace para completar la encuesta. Sus comentarios ayudarán a la Ciudad formar el futuro de la educación para padres en Santa Clarita. Agradecemos su tiempo y participación. Muchas gracias. Parent Survey 2026 - Spn   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   Upcoming Events June 3 ~ ELAC Mtg June 4 ~ SSC Mtg June 10 ~ Field Trip SCV Water Agency-Ortiz June 10 ~ SCV Water Agency Presentations 1st Grade June 11 ~ Field Trip SCV Water Agency-Stangl June 11 ~ SCV Water Agency Presentations: 1st Grade June 11 ~ 6th Grade Promotion @ 5pm June 12 ~ Last Day of School - Minimum Day   Community Flyers   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, Jun 03 2026

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. I can't believe we have two weeks of school left! Where has the time gone? I wanted to take a moment to thank our wonderful PTA and volunteers who helped with Open House/Taste of Cedarcreek. Wow! What an amazing event. It was wonderful to see our entire community having a great time. I observed firsthand just how much time and effort our PTA and volunteers poured into this event, and I am forever grateful. It turned out spectacular! Thank you SO much!                                                            Last Day of School (6/12) is a minimum day                                                                          Dismissal at 12: 35       Attendance Matters Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 94.25%. 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 96.63%. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 93.48% K- 95.78% 1st- 94.87% 2nd- 96.63% 3rd- 88.89% 4th- 94.35% 5th- 94.58% 6th- 93.75%                                                                                                                                         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, Ms. Soni, Principal                            Around the Campus                           Mrs. Westbrook's Class Enjoying a Visit from our School Mascot  A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill                                                                                   Thank you for a great school year!                                                                                            PBIS- Playground Expectations  As we end the school year, please help us by reminding your student(s) of the following playground expectations:  -Keep your hands and feet to yourself -No running around the play structure -Play fair -Clean up after yourself after you finish playing with the equipment -Use the restroom and drinking fountain at the 3 minute whistle

Monday, Jun 01 2026

Panther Weekly Press May 26, 2026

May 26, 2026 Issue 36   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families We hope you and your loved ones had a restful and meaningful long weekend as we observed Memorial Day. This is a time to honor and remember those who served our country and gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. We are grateful for their courage, service, and dedication. As we return to school, we are entering an exciting and busy stretch of the year. We are encouraging all students to Finish Strong, staying focused, continuing to put forth their best effort, and making the most of every learning opportunity as we approach the end of the school year. We also have several upcoming events we are looking forward to celebrating together: • Parade of Nations – Wednesday, May 27, 2026 • Open House – Thursday, May 28, 2026 We encourage all families to participate and join us as we celebrate our students and the incredible learning that has taken place throughout the year. Thank you for your continued partnership and support. Together, let’s make these final weeks of the school year meaningful and memorable. 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. Please also let your child's teacher know as soon as possible if there are any changes to their regular pickup routine. If your child is in CDP afterschool, please notify them as well.   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.    Parade of Nations - May 27th at 8:20am We are excited to celebrate the rich diversity of our Plum Canyon community! Student Participation: Students are invited to highlight their culture or heritage by wearing attire that represents their background for our Parade of Nations. If your child prefers, they may also wear red, white, and blue. Students may wear their cultural attire all day, as long as they have appropriate shoes for recess and safety. There is no need to change during the school day. Family Invitation: We warmly invite all parents and families to join us in watching the parade! Please enter through the back gate to enjoy the celebration. Donations Welcome: If you would like to contribute, we are accepting donations of flags to help celebrate and enhance our parade. Flags can be dropped off in the school office. We look forward to celebrating together and honoring the many cultures that make our school so special! Board Award Courage Congratulations Wesley Briscoe! Wesley Briscoe exemplifies true courage through his willingness to stand up for what he believes is right. He confidently shares his thoughts and ideas, even when they may differ from those around him, and he does so with respect and integrity. What makes Wesley especially deserving of this recognition is the way he uses his voice to support others. He looks out for classmates, speaks up for those who may not have the confidence to do so themselves, and is always willing to help someone who finds themselves in an uncomfortable situation. Guided by a strong moral compass and a genuine concern for others, Wesley helps create a classroom community where everyone feels seen, supported, and valued. We are proud to recognize Wesley for his outstanding courage. Teacher Tribute Congrtulations Mrs. Edwards!! We at Plum proudly celebrate a teacher who truly embodies the heart of Plum Canyon Elementary School and the spirit of our PRIDE expectations. Megan Edwards has the belief that every student has a unique light within them, and she brings that belief to life each and every day. In Mrs. Edwards’ classroom, students are seen, valued, encouraged, and inspired to shine. She creates a learning environment where confidence grows, creativity is celebrated, and every child feels empowered to reach their full potential. Her classroom is more than a place of learning; it is a place where students feel safe to take risks, discover their strengths, and believe in themselves. Mrs. Edwards doesn’t just teach academic standards; she ignites a love of learning. She has a special way of helping students recognize just how capable they truly are, while building meaningful relationships that leave a lasting impact far beyond the classroom walls. She is a shining example of Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence, and her dedication to students and families is evident in everything she does. Mrs. Edwards, thank you for being a guiding light for our students, a supportive colleague, and an inspiration to our entire school community.Thank you for blessing purple. Congratulations on being Plum Canyon’s Teacher Tribute of the Year!! Classified Employee of the Year Congratulations Mrs. Vanessa Today, we would like to take a moment to recognize someone who has truly become part of the heart of Plum Canyon — Mrs. Vanessa Yerbali Tobar. Affectionately known by students, staff, and families simply as “Mrs. Vanessa,” she is our most tenured campus supervisor and a familiar, comforting presence on our campus each and every day. Over the years, she has built lasting relationships with generations of Panthers through her kindness, consistency, dedication, and care for students. Mrs. Vanessa knows our students by name, and our students know they can count on her. She builds genuine connections with students while helping create a safe, welcoming, and positive school environment. Whether she is greeting students in the morning, supporting them at recess and lunch, or helping solve problems throughout the day, she does it all with patience, compassion, and pride. She is also known for always being ready to jump in and help wherever needed. In fact, if support is called over the walkie talkie, chances are Mrs. Vanessa is the very first to answer. Around Plum Canyon, we jokingly call her our “ride-or-die” because she is always there for students, staff, and our school community no matter what is needed. And that ride-or-die gives me a hug every single day! Her commitment to Plum Canyon has helped shape the positive culture and welcoming environment we are so proud of today. She represents what it means to serve with heart, dedication, and excellence. Mrs. Vanessa, thank you for the countless ways you support our students, staff, and families. Your years of service, loyalty, and love for Plum Canyon have made an incredible impact, and we are truly grateful for all that you do for our Panther community. Please join me in celebrating and thanking Mrs. Vanessa for her outstanding service to Plum Canyon Elementary School   Open House is this Thursday!   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. Menchaca and Mrs. Cabrera. Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and Haitian Heritage Month May is recognized as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and Haitian Heritage Month. Throughout this month, we honor the accomplishments, resilience, and rich cultural contributions of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, Jewish Americans, and the Haitian community who have helped shape our nation and continue to positively impact our world. This month also gives us the opportunity to learn about inspiring individuals whose courage, leadership, and achievements continue to make a difference: • For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we recognize Patsy Mink, the first woman of color elected to the United States Congress. She was a strong advocate for educational equity and co-authored Title IX, helping to ensure equal opportunities for women and girls in education. • For Jewish American Heritage Month, we honor Jonas Salk, a medical researcher and virologist who developed the first successful polio vaccine, helping to save countless lives around the world and transform public health. • For Haitian Heritage Month, we celebrate Jean-Jacques Dessalines, a leader of the Haitian Revolution and a founding father of Haiti. He played a critical role in securing Haiti’s independence, making it the first independent Black republic in the world.   SUSD New Student Enrollment   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 May 18, 2026 was 95.79%  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: Logan P. and Maverick F.   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   Upcoming Events May 27 ~ Parade of Nations May 28 ~ Open House (Minimum Day) May 28 ~ PTA Mg in MPR May 29 ~ Grades 3-6 PBIS Store Forms Due May 29 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Smith/Leon) May 29 ~ 6th Grade Grad Bash June 1 ~ Fire Drill June 3 ~ ELAC Mtg June 4 ~ SSC Mtg   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, May 27 2026

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 are having a nice three day weekend. This week we have Open House/Taste of Cedarcreek. Our students, staff, and PTA have been working extremely hard to make this event a success. We are excited to showcase all of the hard work put into this special day. We hope to see you all there. Please make sure to read the details regarding the event below.  *Please read the reminders from our PTA President, Mrs. Hill                                                                   Memorial Day on May 25                                                              School is Closed    As we approach our upcoming three-day weekend, we want to take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day. This holiday is a dedicated time for our nation to honor and remember the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Whether your family spends the holiday weekend traveling, gathering for a barbecue, or enjoying some quiet time together, we hope you have a safe, restful, and meaningful break. Please note that school will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of the holiday. We look forward to welcoming our scholars back on Tuesday.                                                     Minimum Days on  5/26, 5/27, and 5/28                                                                         Dismissal at 12: 35                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Open House/Taste of Cedarcreek on 5/28 from 5:30-7:30 pm   We are excited about our Open House this year more than ever! We are combining our Open House and Taste of Cedarcreek. Our teachers and students have been working very hard at learning about other countries. Please make sure to visit different classrooms to see the work they have done.  Our PTA has been working tirelessly on putting together Taste of Cedarcreek. There will be music, performances, and food tasting from other countries. You will not want to miss it! Below is the timeline:  5:30-5:45 pm- Join us in the lunch pavillion (Lunch table) for a welcome and performances from our cheerleaders and choir.  5:45-6:30 pm- Visit classrooms  6:00-7:30 pm- Taste of Cedarcreek in the MPR                                                                           District Flyers  Attendance Matters Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 95.29%. 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 97.44%. Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 91.30% K- 93.66% 1st- 97.44% 2nd- 96.15% 3rd- 96.67% 4th- 96.10% 5th- 94.67% 6th- 92.86%                                                                                                                                         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, Ms. Soni, Principal                            Around the Campus                                                                       Coffee with the Principal    A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill  PTA Upcoming Events/Important Dates WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!   We need volunteers for the Taste of Cedarcreek!!!  Would you like to help pass out food samples for your student's grade level??  Please join us to support our multi-culural celebration, Taste of Cedarcreek.  We will feature FREE food samples and FREE cultural performances in the MPR on Thursday, May 28th from 6PM-7:30PM.  Please email  cedarcreekptapresident@gmail.com to sign up! Thursday, May 28th  - Open House and Taste of Cedarcreek at 5:30PM  Please join us for Open House from 5:30PM-6:30PM followed by our third annual Taste of Cedarcreek Multicultural celebration! Come taste delicious food samples and enjoy cultural performances from several local artists. The event is free and all are welcome! PBIS- Playground Expectations  As we end the school year, please help us by reminding your student(s) of the following playground expectations:  -Keep your hands and feet to yourself -No running around the play structure -Play fair -Clean up after yourself after you finish playing with the equipment -Use the restroom and drinking fountain at the 3 minute whistle

Monday, May 25 2026

Panther Weekly Press May 19, 2026

May 19, 2026 Issue 35   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families As we begin wrapping up our CAASPP testing season, I want to take a moment to thank our students, staff, and families for all of their support and encouragement throughout the testing process. Our students have done an amazing job staying focused, working hard, and showing perseverance each day. We are incredibly proud of their effort and determination! We also have several exciting culminating events coming up as we close out the school year: • Parade of Nations – Wednesday, May 27, 2026 • Open House – Thursday, May 28, 2026 We hope to see all of our families at these special events as we celebrate the hard work, creativity, and accomplishments of our students. Let’s continue to work together and finish the year strong with PRIDE! Thank you for your continued partnership and support. 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. Please also let your child's teacher know as soon as possible if there are any changes to their regular pickup routine. If your child is in CDP afterschool, please notify them as well.   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.    Calendar Changes Our ELAC meeting that was originally scheduled for May 20th has been rescheduled to June 3rd at 1pm. Our Coffee with the Principal that was originally scheduled for May 22nd has been rescheduled to May 29th at 8:20am.   Parade of Nations - May 27th at 8:20am We are excited to celebrate the rich diversity of our Plum Canyon community! Student Participation: Students are invited to highlight their culture or heritage by wearing attire that represents their background for our Parade of Nations. If your child prefers, they may also wear red, white, and blue. Students may wear their cultural attire all day, as long as they have appropriate shoes for recess and safety. There is no need to change during the school day. Family Invitation: We warmly invite all parents and families to join us in watching the parade! Please enter through the back gate to enjoy the celebration. Donations Welcome: If you would like to contribute, we are accepting donations of flags to help celebrate and enhance our parade. Flags can be dropped off in the school office. We look forward to celebrating together and honoring the many cultures that make our school so special! Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and Haitian Heritage Month May is recognized as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and Haitian Heritage Month. Throughout this month, we honor the accomplishments, resilience, and rich cultural contributions of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, Jewish Americans, and the Haitian community who have helped shape our nation and continue to positively impact our world. This month also gives us the opportunity to learn about inspiring individuals whose courage, leadership, and achievements continue to make a difference: • For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we recognize Daniel Inouye a Japanese American war hero and U.S. Senator who demonstrated courage, perseverance, and service to others. • For Jewish American Heritage Month, we honor Albert Einstein a scientist and inventor whose discoveries helped change the world. • For Haitian Heritage Month, we celebrate Michaëlle Jean the first Black Governor General of Canada, born in Haiti, who promoted education and community service. At Plum Canyon, we believe that learning about and celebrating one another’s cultures helps build empathy, understanding, respect, and connection within our school community. We encourage our students to embrace diversity, learn from one another, and celebrate the unique stories and experiences that make each person special.   Why Toys Should Stay Home Lately, we’ve seen a rise in students bringing toys to school—especially items like NeeDohs, stuffed animals, and Pokémon cards. While these items can be fun and comforting at home, they often create problems in a classroom and outdoor setting. Toys can be distracting and make it harder for everyone to focus. They can also lead to conflicts if items are lost, damaged, or argued over. In addition, not all students have the same toys, which can make others feel left out. School is a place for learning, so students should bring only what they need: notebooks, pencils, and a positive attitude. If something is needed to help with focus, students can talk to their teacher about appropriate options. Keeping toys at home helps create a more focused and respectful learning environment for everyone. For more information, feel free to reference our Parent/Student Handbook.   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. Baxter and Mrs. Tarrant.   SUSD New Student Enrollment   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 May 11, 2026 was 96.35%  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: Stella J. and Ximena H.   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   Community Flyers   Upcoming Events May 19 ~ School Tour May 21 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Behl) May 22~ TK-2nd Grade PBIS Order Forms Due May 22 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Kuiper) May 22 ~ Parent Leadership Mtg May 25 ~ School Closed (Memorial Day) May 26-29 ~ Makeup CAASPP Testing May 26 ~ Minimum Day May 26 ~ SSC Mtg May 27 ~ Parade of Nations May 28 ~ Open House (Minimum Day) May 28 ~ PTA Mg in MPR May 29 ~ Coffee with the Principal May 29 ~ Grades 3-6 PBIS Store Forms Due May 29 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Smith/Leon) May 29 ~ 6th Grade Grad Bash   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, May 20 2026

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. Happy Mother's Day to all of our wonderful mothers. It is hard to believe that Open House/Taste of Cedarcreek is right around the corner. We hope to see you there!  Thank you to all of our families who were able to attend our last Family Paint Night. We had a great turn out.  I would like to take a moment to thank you for your ongoing love and support. Cedarcreek will always have a special place in my heart, and we will finish the year strong.  *Please read the reminders from our PTA President, Mrs. Hill                                                                                                                                             CAASPP State Testing 5/4-5/29  As we continue CAASPP state testing, we want to ensure our Cedarcreek scholars feel confident and ready to showcase their growth. You can help your child succeed by prioritizing a few simple routines at home. Please make sure students get plenty of restful sleep each night so they arrive with sharp, focused minds. Providing a nutritious breakfast will give them the sustained energy they need to do their best work. Additionally, please ensure your child arrives at school on time each day so they can start their morning calmly and without feeling rushed. We appreciate your partnership in encouraging them to approach each session with a positive attitude and to simply do their personal best.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Coffee with the Principal 5/18 @ 8:30 am                                                                                         Open House/Taste of Cedarcreek on 5/28 from 5:30-7:30 pm                                                                            District Flyers  Attendance Matters Our goal is to achieve 98% attendance every week. Last week our overall attendance was 96.08%. Please ensure your student is at school everyday, on time, and ready to learn as long as they are healthy. Congratulations to our fifth grade classes (Mrs. Zuniga and Ms. Burman). They had the best  attendance last week with 96.08%. Wow! Way to be attendance heroes!  TK- 93.91% K- 94.63% 1st- 95.38% 2nd- 93.85% 3rd- 95.93% 4th- 95.74% 5th- 98.00% 6th- 97.86%                                                                                                                                         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, Ms. Soni, Principal                           Around the Campus                                                   Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week  Thank you to our wonderful PTA and parents who made last week spectacular for our teachers and staff.                                                                                                                                             Family Paint Night A Message from Our PTA President Mrs. Hill                             Pizza Night Family Fundraiser on 5/20 3:30-9:00   CKH National Showcase School   Being named a Capturing Kids' Hearts (CKH) National Showcase School is a prestigious recognition awarded t campuses that have achieved exemplary outcomes by consistently using the CKH process. Essentially, it means our school has successfully created a culture focused on relationship-driven learning, emotional safety, and student connectedness. 

Monday, May 11 2026

Panther Weekly Press May 5, 2026

May 5, 2026 Issue 33   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families As we move through the month of May, we have several important updates and celebrations to share with our Panther community. CAASPP State Assessments Our students in grades 3–6 are participating in the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP). These assessments provide valuable information about student learning and help guide our instructional planning. You can support your child by: Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep Arriving to school on time each day Encouraging a positive mindset and doing their best We are proud of the hard work our students have shown all year and know they are ready to demonstrate their learning! Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4–8) This week, we proudly celebrate our incredible Plum Canyon teachers. Their dedication, passion, and commitment to our students make a lasting difference every single day. From fostering a love of learning to supporting the whole child, our teachers truly embody our PRIDE values (Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence). We invite you to join us in showing appreciation whether it’s a kind note, a message, or a simple “thank you.” Your support means so much! Celebrating Heritage and Culture in May May is a meaningful month as we recognize and celebrate the diverse cultures and contributions that enrich our community: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Jewish American Heritage Month Haitian Heritage Month Throughout the month, we honor the history, achievements, and cultural contributions of these communities. At Plum Canyon, we are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where all students feel seen, valued, and celebrated. Thank you for your continued partnership and support. Together, we are making a difference for our students each and every day. 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. Please also let your child's teacher know as soon as possible if there are any changes to their regular pickup routine. If your child is in CDP afterschool, please notify them as well.   Why Toys Should Stay Home Lately, we’ve seen a rise in students bringing toys to school especially items like NeeDohs, stuffed animals, and Pokémon cards. While these items can be fun and comforting at home, they often create problems in a classroom and outdoor setting. Toys can be distracting and make it harder for everyone to focus. They can also lead to conflicts if items are lost, damaged, or argued over. In addition, not all students have the same toys, which can make others feel left out. School is a place for learning, so students should bring only what they need: notebooks, pencils, and a positive attitude. If something is needed to help with focus, students can talk to their teacher about appropriate options. Keeping toys at home helps create a more focused and respectful learning environment for everyone. For more information, feel free to reference our Parent/Student Handbook.   SUSD New Student Enrollment   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. Chia and Mrs. Sonika.   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 April 27, 2026 was 96.62%  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: Adelynn M. and Tahiry W.   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   PTA Information   Community Flyer   Upcoming Events May 6 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Edwards/Xu) May 7 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Morda/Mularky) May 8 ~ TK-2nd PBIS Store Order Forms Due May 11-15 ~ Classified Appreciation Week May 11-15 ~ 3rd-6th Grade CAASPP Testing May 11 ~ Fire Drill May 11 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Strength) May 12 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Camarena) May 13 ~ Kinder Field Trip - Gibbon Conservation Center May 14 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Oculam/Hughes) May 14 ~ PAC Meeting May 14 ~ DELAC Mtg May 15 ~ Grades 3-6 PBIS Store Orders Due May 15 ~ 4th Grade Field Trip to VT Ranch   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, May 06 2026

Panther Weekly Press April 28, 2026

April 28, 2026 Issue 32   PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Plum Canyon families Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Second Cup of Coffee! It was a wonderful opportunity to connect, share ideas, and engage in meaningful conversation about our school. We truly value your partnership and the insights you bring to our community. If you have not already done so, we kindly ask that you take a few moments to complete the Connectedness Survey. Your feedback is incredibly important and helps us continue to strengthen relationships, support our students, and enhance the overall school experience for everyone. Please complete the survey here: https://surveys.panoramaed.com/saugususd/family Thank you for your continued support of Plum Canyon! 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.   SUSD Family Connectedness Survey - We need YOUR voice! We invite you to complete our annual LCAP Connectedness Survey. Your feedback is one of the key measures we use to track progress on our district’s 5 LCAP goals. By sharing your perspective, you help us understand what is working and where we can better support your child’s education and well-being. Please complete the survey here: https://surveys.panoramaed.com/saugususd/family Thank you for your partnership in helping our district grow. Survey closes on April 29, 2026! Thank you for your time!    SUSD New Student Enrollment   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. Sekhon and Mrs. Vadrevu!   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 April 20, 2026 was 95%   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: Grayson W. and Donovan I.   PBIS Prize Store Wishlist We'd love your support with our PBIS prize store! Our students get the chance to turn in their PRIDE tickets for fun rewards. Please help us stock our shop by donating items from our list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11YD1N1UINSWO?ref_=wl_share   PTA Information   Upcoming Events May 1 ~ Grades 3-6 PBIS Store Order Forms Due May 1 ~ After School Enrichment Ends May 1 ~ Stangl/Ortiz Field Trip May 4-8 ~Teacher Appreciation Week May 4 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Ferrone) May 5 ~ Teacher Tribute Board Recognition May 6 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Edwards/Xu) May 7 ~ SCV Water Agency Field Trip (Morda/Mularky) May 8 ~ TK-2nd PBIS Store Order Forms Due May 8 ~ SCV Ed Foundation Teacher Tribute   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, Apr 29 2026