FELICITA FAMILY NEWS
Week of June 1, 2025
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE π
π Hello Bobcat Families,
We've officially wrapped up testingβgreat job, Bobcats! With only 1.5 weeks to go, it's all about celebrating our students and making these last days count. From field day to promotions, letβs have a great time and enjoy every moment together!
β€οΈ Mrs. Higginbotham
FAMILY MATH NIGHT βββ
Thank you to Ms. Hudson, Ms. Hodgson for planning an amazing Family Math Night! This took a lot of hard work and creativity!
Also, big thanks to the teachers who volunteered their time to be there: Ms. Shaffer, Ms. Stears, Ms. Aguilera, Ms. Cronin, Ms. L. Mendoza, Ms. Hodge, Ms. Roberts, Ms. Hernandez, Ms. Jenny, Ms. Ouellette, Ms. Lyon, Ms. Holland, Ms. Jerotz, Ms. Cavalle and Ms. McCarty for helping!
Fun and learning was had by all!
VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION BREAKFAST π³π₯π§
Thank you to Ms. Laura for organizing a wonderful Volunteer Breakfast complete with Student Council MCs and student performances. It was an incredible morning. Thank you to all of our volunteers and community partners! You make our school a better place!
DANCE PARTIES ππΊπͺ©
VALID PHOTO ID NEEDED TO CHECK OUT STUDENTS
Reminder: No one can sign out a student without a valid photo ID.
An early or late pick-up of students also requires a valid I.D. of the parent, guardian, or authorized person. The following will be acceptable forms of identification to help facilitate this process the identification must be valid, or if the identification has expired, it must have been issued within the past five (5) years: A valid state-issued driverβs license; a valid state-issued identification card; a valid United States passport; a valid foreign passport; a valid foreign driverβs license; a valid permanent Resident Alien Card; and a valid military identification card. Valid identification cards must contain the following: The photograph of the signer; the physical description of the signer; a serial or identifying number on the identification; and the signature of the signer.
LATINO LITERACY PROGRAM π
This week, Ms. Laura, our Family Liaison, taught a Latino Literacy Program to parents. This program is to establish a family reading routine with your children, share stories and learn together as a family using bilingual books. It is not too late to join every Wednesday 4/30-6/4 at 8:15 Room 28!
HANDICAP PARKING βΏπ
Only cars that display a valid handicap parking placard should park in the handicap parking spaces. This is extremely important for these spaces to be available to families with...
The YMCA interest form will close on May 21st at 6 PM. Please submit interest prior to that date.
5TH GRADE PROMOTION π
Save the date! 5th grade promotion will be on 6/10. 5th Graders will have a special hot breakfast in the MPR from 8:00-8:30. At 8:30 we will open the gates to families and begin the promotion ceremony immediately following at approximately 8:45 AM. Tickets not required. Important details to note:
- NO NOISE MAKERS will be permitted. Thank you for respecting our student's with sensory sensitivities.
- If you bring balloons, they must either be tied to the fence or behind the last row of seats. We cannot have anyone's view blocked.
- Money leis need to be taken home after the ceremony. The school is not responsible for any lost or stolen leis, gifts, etc.
- If your 5th graders has a sibling who attends Felicita and would like to watch, they must be checked out by parent in the front office with a valid ID. Teachers cannot just send them down.
- Parents, if you choose to sign your student out after promotion, you must have a valid picture ID and sign out in the front office. No exceptions!
- Reminder: No Dogs are allowed on campus!
ATTENDANCE MATTERS β
Help us reach our attendance goal of 94% average daily attendance!
Regular student attendance plays a critical role in our collective mission to ensure every student achieves their fullest potential.
Why Attendance Should Be a Top Priority:
Academic Achievement: Regular attendance is fundamental to student success. Each school day is a building block in the learning process. Consistent attendance helps students keep up with coursework, understand key concepts, and perform better academically.
Social and Emotional Development: School is a place where students develop crucial social skills and emotional resilience. Frequent absences can hinder their ability to form strong relationships with peers and teachers, impacting their overall development.
Future Opportunities: Consistent attendance is linked to higher graduation rates and better long-term outcomes, including higher education and career prospects. By prioritizing attendance, we are directly contributing to students' future success.
School Culture: Regular attendance fosters a positive school culture and enhances the learning environment for everyone. It creates a sense of community and ensures that all students have equal access to the resources and support they need.
BEST ATTENDANCE AWARD
This month, we will continue to focus on improving attendance. Here are the attendance winners with the least amount of absences:
TK/K: Ms. Hernandez's Class
1st Grade: Ms. Ouellette's Class
2nd Grade: Ms. Beeghly's Class
3rd Grade: Ms. Stepan's Class
4th/5th Grade: Ms. Lyons' Class
Keep it up, Bobcats, and remember, every day counts!
IMPORTANT DATES π
JUNE
6/2 PTA Exec Board Meeting
6/4 Career Day
6/5 Fire Drill π₯
6/6 ROAR Assembly
6/6 Kindergarten Promotion at 1:30 PM
6/9 Water/Field Day π¦
6/10 5th Grade Promotion at 8:45 AM
6/11 5th Grade vs. Staff Kickball Game
6/11 Minimum Day School Out at 12:10 PM
6/11 Report Cards Issued
6/11 Last Day of School! ππ΄β΅ππ»ββοΈ
FELICITA SOCIAL MEDIA π±
Teaming up for the Success of Every Learner!