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FULLER FAMILY NEWS

FULLER FAMILY NEWS
FULLERFAMILY NEWS

From the Principal's Desk From the Principal's Desk

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Fuller Families,


October is in full swing, and we’re excited to share some important updates with you!


First, don’t forget that October is National Anti-Bullying Month. To show our support, we’ll be wearing orange every Wednesday to stand united against bullying.


We’re also thrilled to continue our annual Socktober Service Project! Throughout October, we’ll be collecting NEW socks to help those in need. Let’s see which grade level can collect the most socks and make a positive impact in our community!


Upcoming events:

  • October 8th: Join us for the PTO Meeting at 6:30 PM.
  • October 8th: Wishing a happy birthday to Maddie Low!

Finally, I’d like to remind everyone about the importance of regular attendance. Studies show that students with consistent attendance are 50% more likely to perform better academically and stay on track. Let’s ensure every student has the best chance to succeed!

Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to seeing you at our upcoming events!


Remember We are Fuller , We are Family!


Nathan Smith

Campus Principal

Video Series: Attendance Matters Video Series: Attendance Matters

Please see this video to help with any questions you might have that refer to attendance. Remember... 97% is our goal!!
Attendance Matters

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Fuller Elementary PTO Fuller Elementary PTO

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Campus Procedures Campus Procedures

Arrival and Dismissal Procedures

Please use the link below to access information about arrival and dismissal.

Arrival and Dismissal Procedures

Attendance

Please remember our campus goal is a 97% attendance rate. We want to see every child, every day.

Absences and excuse notifications should be sent to sharrison@aubreyisd.net OR alaster@aubreyisd.net

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Student Safety

  • Anyone entering the building MUST be prepared to show ID BEFORE entering
  • IDs or car tags will be checked at dismissal for car and walk ups.
  • Please label all jackets, lunch boxes, and water bottles.
  • Transportation changes must be sent to FESTransportation@aubreyisd.net by 2PM daily.
  • No visitors for lunch until after Labor Day.
  • Instruction begins at 7:40 (students MUST be in seats by then)
  • School day ends at 3:15


If you have any questions, email Mr. Smith at n.smith@aubreyisd.net

Dress Code

Aubrey ISD DOES enforce a district wide dress code. For all information regarding our district dress code, please go to the district website to get more information. You can also find the PDF version at this link: Dress Code
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Free and Reduced Lunch Application

English link: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/DistrictRedirect/AUBREYISD_TX?langid=1


Spanish link: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/DistrictRedirect/AUBREYISD_TX?langid=2

How do I pay for my child's lunch?

Parents may pay for school lunches online by accessing the myschoolbucks.com tab located on the Aubrey ISD website. Applications for meal benefits may be returned to the campus office.


If you would like information about Online Payment Services, Free/Reduced Applications, Meal Account Restrictions, Meal Account History, etc., please check out the My School Bucks site for more information.

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Attendance

Good attendance is important for many reasons. Your child receives the maximum benefit of education by being in school every day, and numerous studies show a strong link between academic performance and consistent attendance.


A compulsory attendance notification will be sent to the parent if a student has unexcused absences on 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period or three days or parts of days during a four-week period. Notice it says “parts of days.” This means that leaving school early, or arriving excessively late in the day, even if the child attended for some of the day, may count as an absence.


In the state of Texas, Pre-K is not required, however, once you enroll your student in school, all attendance laws apply.


For attendance questions:
PEIMS Clerk: Shea Harrison sharrison@aubreyisd.net

Attendance Administrator: Anverly Laster alaster@aubreyisd.net

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Upcoming Dates

October

8th: PTO Meeting @6:30PM

8th: Maddie Low Birthday

14th - 18th: National School Lunches Week

14th: Staff Development Day/No School

15th: End of Hispanic Heritage Month

15th - 18th: Parent/Teacher Conferences

21st - 25th: School Bus Safety Week

23rd - 31st: Red Ribbon Week

25th: Rachel Ripley Birthday

25th: FFG (PK -2: @ 8AM) (2-5: 9AM)

25th: FES Annual Trunk or Treat 5:30PM - 7:30PM

28th: National Chocolate Day

28th - 31st: Red Ribbon Week

30th: Tabitha Hellman Birthday


November

Native American Heritage Month

1st: Staff and Student Holiday

4th - 8th: National School Psychology Week

8th: National STEM Day

10th: Lynette Secolo Birthday

11th: Veteran’s Day Assembly (8:30AM)

12th: PTO Meeting @6:30PM

14th: Jackie Fuller Birthday

15th: Andrea Whitehead’s Birthday

20th: Educational Support Professionals Day

22nd: Amber Martin’s Birthday

22nd: FFG (PK -2: @ 8AM) (2-5: 9AM)

22nd: National Substitute’s Day

25th - 29th: Thanksgiving Break


December

1st: Emma Stuart Birthday

4th: National Cookie Day

7th: Pancake Breakfast with Santa Benefit

9th: AHS Theater Show

10th: PTO Meeting

12th: Fall Choir Concert @6PM

18th: Megan Watland Birthday

19th: Grade Level Winter Parties

19th: Early Release

20th: Grade Level Winter Parties

20th: Early Release

23rd - 3rd: Winter Break

27th: Kamey Summerville Birthday

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