Santa Rita News

September 26, 2024

Upcoming Events

Sept. 23-27 PTO Grade Level Change Wars!

Sept. 26 Santa Rita News Newsletter (Admin Letter) Sent to Families

Sept. 27 Morning Meeting Assembly Pre-K-5th @7:40 in the Gym

Sept. 27 PTO Bingo Night! 6-8pm in the SRE Cafeteria

Oct. 1 Bullying Prevention Month Begins

Oct. 1 PTO Meeting in the SRE Library 5:30-6:30

Oct. 2 Pumpkin Palooza Begins!

Oct. 2 UIL Practice Begins!

Oct. 3 Grade Level Newsletters Sent to Families

Attendance For This Year So Far

Our overall attendnace form the 1st day of school to today, is 96.49%

The grade level with the overall BEST attendance for the month of September is 4th grade at 97.4%!!!!!

We are so excited to promote the Legacy Ranch Golden Spurs Dance Clinic! Any student ages Kindergarten to 8th grade are invited to spend the day dancing with the Golden Spurs. The clinic will be held on November 2nd from 9:00-2:00 PM. There are 3 different clinic options with varying prices. Visit the Golden Spurs website for more information, payment and registration.

www.thegoldenspurs.com

Registration will remain open until the morning of November 2nd (walk-ins are acceptable). Any registration received after October 2nd will not be guaranteed a shirt. We will order plenty of extras, but we cannot guarantee a shirt/ a shirt in the correct size. Get your registrations in soon!

Thank you! If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out!

Best,

Optional Pumpkin Palooza

If your child is interested in participating in our SRE Pumpkin Palooza, Please complete the form below and return to Mrs. Hollis in the library!

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All SRE students are encouraged to dress in them on Red Ribbon Week!

September- EMPATHY:

EMPATHY:

Understanding and caring about how others are feeling

*Empathy is about sharing an emotion with someone, or feeling the way they feel, even if you aren’t in the same situation.

*Empathy means you see things from someone else’s point of view, or from their perspective.

Also, please add this qr code...it goes to my website. Thanks!

Mrs. Mirkes, SRE School Counselor

October- RESPECT:

RESPECT

Treating someone or something well

Students have been learning how to practice showing respect with their words and behaviors at school. Teachers and students discuss what respect looks like, sounds like, feels like between:

*teacher to student*, *student to student*, *student to self*, and *student to school*

You can help your student practice respect at home by expecting words and behaviors that reflect how you as an adult want to be treated. Modeling respect is the first step!