BRONCO BULLETIN

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Butler Families,

We are looking forward to celebrating Veterans Day at Butler. We would like your help adding your proud veterans to our "Wall of Fame" and recognizing them for their service. Please stop by our office or cafeteria and fill out a star for each family member, and provide their name, branch of service, and years served.

Thank you for helping us recognize our wonderful men and women in uniform! 🔴 🤍 🔵

We are very grateful for our Team at Butler and love celebrating their EXCELLENCE!

If you have a story of a Butler staff member helping your Bronco and/or family reach Big Heights, please let us know by completing this form.

Here is a recent celebration for our Staff!

• Melanie Vasquez - ABLE TA: Melanie is truly amazing. Her dedication, patience, and hard work help keep our classroom flowing smoothly every day. She is always willing to step in wherever needed and never hesitates to speak up for and support our students. Her commitment to their well-being and success makes a lasting difference in their lives. - Amber Baxter

As we enter November, our campus is focusing our Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons on preventing bullying and cultivating a culture of empathy, connection, and kindness throughout our school and community. We encourage you to review the flyer below for practical ways to support your Bronco in making safe, positive choices both at home and when using technology. Together, we can ensure our students feel supported and empowered every day. Look out for additional resources coming later this month to help you protect your children online and establish a responsible family technology plan!

Way to go Broncos! We moved up three spaces! Let's encourage our Broncos to keep reading! The top two campuses receive $1000 for a reading nook or new furniture needs in the library 🙂

Calling all 3rd–6th grade families! Team up with your father, father figure, or caregiver to read 12 books between Sept. 14, 2026, and Feb. 19, 2027, and log them in the Beanstack app. Earn awesome incentives along the way—from Launch jump passes and Dave & Buster’s game cards to Raising Cane’s meals and a FREE trip to Camp Thurman on April 3, 2027!

Sign up today: Scan the attached flyer’s QR code or visit tinyurl.com/4wvvv7bv. (Full rules in Beanstack).

Video tutorials:

Bond & Beyond: A Reading Space Race (Beanstack Tutorial video)- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yhhNuVhCvLuJTuTJ131RupL1NHksEI8H/view?usp=sharing

How to create an account on Beanstack mobile app- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nJOHVPXTPnyhAQVuzj1SpdWNVKYkidwU/view?usp=sharing

Below is a flyer modeling our expectations for the Butler Dress Code.

Please note the following key points:

• Oversized hoodies and shirts should be tucked in or worn with shorts/pants in dress code.
• Shirts and tops must touch the waist of pants/skirts when the student is standing upright.
• Shorts, skirts, and dresses should be longer than fingertip length when arms are at the sides.

• Straps on tops must be at least two inches wide.

For a complete outline of the dress code, please refer to the attached Butler Dress Code Policy and the District Student Code of Conduct.

This policy helps maintain a comfortable and respectful environment for all students. We kindly ask that you support your child in following these guidelines as they prepare for school each day. In the event of a dress code violation, students will either be asked to change into clothes provided on campus or parents will be contacted to bring a change of clothes.

Thank you for your continued support and cooperation. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further clarification.

Jennifer Myers

Assistant Principal

jennifer.myers@arlingtonisd.org

Reminder this year school lunch, and breakfast, are only free to eligible students. Please visit the site below for school lunch menus, paying your child’s account and nutritional information.

• https://www.aisd.net/district/departments/chief-financial-officer/food-and-nutrition-services

• https://www.aisd.net/district/departments/chief-financial-officer/food-and-nutrition-services/free-and-reduced-meals/

• Cost

• Breakfast -$2.10

• Lunch - $3.45

Parents are allowed to eat lunch with their Bronco at a designated table during their scheduled lunch time. See the Master Schedule flyer for your Bronco's lunch time.

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