Sprouty News

October 19th-23rd

Lifelong Guideline Focus: Appreciations

APPRECIATIONS: To use words, actions and/or body language that supports and encourages others

Monday, October 19th

Mighty Oaks Monday! Wear your Hooker Oak Gear or wear green!

Tuesday, October 20th

Track Tuesday! Wear athletic gear to school and start your day with a few laps around the track!

Wednesday, October 21st

8:20-1:00 3rd Grade to Butte Creek Ecological Preserve

Early Out!

TK/K 1:20 Dismissal

1st-3rd1:30 Dismissal

4th/5th 1:38 Dismissal

2:45 School Site Council Meeting in Room 3 (agenda)

Thursday, October 22nd

9:30-11:30 1st Grade to Laxson

10:00-11:30 Room 15 to Savor Ice Cream

11:00-12:40 4th& 5th Grade to Laxson

11:30-4:30 Fall Blood Drive

Friday, October 23rd

Pink Out! Wear Pink to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

On the Horizon

October 26th

PTO Meeting (childcare provided)

October 27th

Minimum Day for all CUSD Schools-Students Dismissed at 12:15

No BLAST or Homework Heroes

October 30th

Halloween Costume Parade at 8:45

November 6th

End of Trimester

November 11th

Veteran's Day-No SChool

November 13th

No School for CUSD Elementary Students

November 14th-20th

Minimum Days-Parent Conference Week

Hooker Oak PBIS Highlight — 8-Week Series

Week 2: Be SAFE

What Does "Safe" Look Like?

At Hooker Oak, being safe means more than simply avoiding accidents. We explicitly teach students what safety looks like in different settings around campus.

For example, students learn to:

Keep hands, feet, and objects to themselves.
Walk rather than run in areas where walking is expected.
Use equipment appropriately.
Watch out for others when playing.
Stop and listen when an adult gives a safety direction.

Our PBIS team teaches these expectations in the specific places where students need them—classrooms, hallways, the cafeteria, playground, bathrooms, and other common areas.

Try it at home: When you are in the car, at a store, at the park, or in your neighborhood, ask:

"What would being SAFE look like here?"

This helps your child learn that being safe is a skill they can apply in many different situations.