November 2025

Update Contact Information: Ensure the school has your current phone number, address and email.

Review School Schedule: Familiarize yourself with the daily start and end times.

Set Up a Routine: Set up a consistent bed time and morning routine.

Label Belongings: Please label your students water bottle and backpack

Reminder- Just a friendly reminder we are a hug and go school.

Cold and flu Season - It is that time of year where we are sharing school supplies, germs and all the things. Please make sure if your child has a fever that they are fever free without medication for at least 24 hours. Please remind to wash hands, cover sneezes and coughs.

Cell phone Policy - We are a personal device free district. We encourage devices be left at home or powered off and in the backpack. This includes smart watches.

- Please be mindful during drop off and pick up!

- Pull all the way up to the last cone to drop off and pick up your student.

- If you need to get out for any reason please park in the parking lot and walk up to the front of the school.

Thank you for your help in making these parts of the day more safe for your student.

Gentle reminder that it is cold in the mornings and students are outside during walking club. Please dress according to cold temperatures.

Please call the office as soon as possible when your child is not going to be at school due to illness or other reasons. This helps us with lunch counts. If you know your student is going to be late and plans to eat lunch please call and let us know so we make sure we have a lunch waiting for them.

Red Ribbon week is an annual campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of drug use. It’s a time to educate students about the impact of drugs on their lives and communities, and how to make positive choices. During Red Ribbon Week, students learned that each of us is a piece of the puzzle in making healthy, positive choices. Through lessons and activities, students explored how making good decisions, choosing healthy habits, and surrounding themselves with supportive friends all help them build a bright future. Families can help reinforce this message by talking with their children about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, encouraging open communication, and modeling healthy ways to handle stress or peer pressure. Together, we can help our children “solve the puzzle” of living happy, healthy, and drug-free lives!

This month, our school will be focusing on gratitude—taking time to notice and appreciate the good things in our lives. Students will be learning how showing thankfulness, kindness, and caring can make our school community a happier place for everyone. Families can help strengthen these habits at home by encouraging children to share something they are thankful for each day, writing kind notes to others, helping with small acts of service, and modeling appreciation through words and actions. When children see and feel gratitude in their everyday lives, they grow into more positive, caring, and compassionate people.

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