The FACE Forum

There's something special about the change that November brings-- the crisper air, cooler temperatures, rain that brings a fresh cleaning to our surroundings, festivities with families and friends, and a chance to reflect on all that this year has brought and find gratefulness for all that we have. There's no denying that this school year has had its challenges, but the strength, perseverance, and resiliency that everyone has shown has been nothing short of incredible! As we reflect on all that we're grateful for, our team wants to extend a special THANK YOU to every single one of you for all that you've done, and all that you continue to do each day for our San Juan Unified students, families, and colleagues! We appreciate you!

In this month's FACE Forum newsletter, you'll find information on November workshops for families and staff, parent teacher conference resources, upcoming events, Thanksgiving food distribution information, community holiday resources for families, teacher grant opportunities, morale boosters, partnership highlights, and more!

Have a great November ahead... and please know how grateful we are for each of you and all you do to support our students, families and community!

~Your FACE Friends

Please join us in welcoming three new team members to our Family and Community Engagement (FACE) family!

Dean Wilde is joining us as our new Facilitator of Partnerships and Volunteers! He can't wait to help you increase your site's or department's volunteerism and help support your community partnership goals! You can reach Dean at dean.wilde@sanjuan.edu

Erick Daniel is joining us as our new Parent Family Support Ambassador and will be stationed at Encina High School! Erick is excited to support students, families and school communities with supports around A-G requirements, academic and social emotional resources, and other strategies to help build positive partnerships with students and families.

You can reach Erick at erick.daniel@sanjuan.edu

Melissa Clark is joining us as our new Parent Family Support Ambassador and will be stationed at San Juan Central! Melissa is thrilled to be a welcoming support to newly-enrolled families in our district and is looking forward to helping create a friendly, supportive foundation to help build trust, connection and partnership with our new families and their schools.

You can reach Melissa at melissa.clark@sanjuan.edu

Thank you all for helping to welcome these new FACEs to FACE!

National Native American Heritage Month is celebrated each year in November. It's a time to celebrate all the traditions, languages and stories of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and affiliated Island communities, while helping to ensure their rich histories and contributions continue to thrive with each passing generation. This November and every month, we celebrate the heritage and culture of these incredible Americans who deeply enrich the quality and character of our Nation.

You can learn more about this important month by visiting:

https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/generic/American_Indian_Heritage_Month.htm

https://www.nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov/

Happy National Family Engagement Month!

As we begin National Family Engagement month, THANK YOU to all of you for the invaluable work you do daily to support students, families, and communities. The dedication to cultivating and nurturing family engagement in your schools, classrooms and communities helps shape the future of countless students, allowing them to thrive academically and personally. Supporting and engaging families in their children's educational journey is not just beneficial, it is transformative. It builds bridges of empathy, collaboration, and relational trust that empowers all students to reach their full potential. By working hand in hand with families, we create powerful partnerships that champion the holistic development of every child.

This month, let’s renew our commitment to creating inclusive spaces where families feel welcomed, valued, and engaged. Our FACE team is here to help! Reach out to us at any time if we can help support your family and community engagement efforts. Thank you for all you do!

We know that everyone is working harder than ever right now! Taking a moment to thank our colleagues, families and students for all the hard work they’re doing may be the easiest and most effective way to boost morale, show appreciation, and help fuel perseverance and positivity. We encourage you all to take a moment to reflect on ALL that you and your school/department community have amazingly done during these challenging times and hope that you'll pat yourselves on the back and show some love and appreciation to one another! To help make it even easier to do this, our FACE team will be sending a collection of Thank You cards to each school site so you always have some ready and available! THANK YOU for all that you and your teams are doing right now! We appreciate you!

Looking for a Fun November staff activity? Or something that can be modified for a classroom community building booster? We've attached a Pumpkin in My Pocket game to help bring some community cheer to your November!

Direct to Teacher Grants San Juan Education Foundation

Parent/Family Hub www.sanjuan.edu/parents

Student Hub www.sanjuan.edu/students

FACE Outreach requests (Face Mobile, mini clinics and more!) https://bit.ly/FACEoutreach

FACE Lending Library of Fun https://bit.ly/FACElendingfun

Staff Digital Resource Library (community/district flyers) https://bit.ly/FACEresource

San Juan Unified Volunteer information www.sanjuan.edu/volunteer

FACE department Intranet! (Field trip forms, volunteer flyers and more!) intranet.sanjuan.edu/face

Community Resources www.sanjuan.edu/communityresources

• Food

• Clothing

• Diapers

• Utilities & Housing

• Social & Recreational

• Academic

• Disability & Special Education

• Employment

• Mental Health

• Refugee, Immigrant & Newcomer Supports

• LGBTQIA+

• Domestic Violence

• and more!

Having a family engagement event? FACE offers items for checkout at no cost to support family engagement efforts! Staff and volunteer leaders (PTO/PTA, etc) are welcome to request items on behalf of school family engagement events. We will follow up and confirm in 2-3 business days. Pickup and return of items is at the San Juan Unified District Office during pre-scheduled hours.

For more information, visit our Lending Library of Fun Catalog!

Elementary Parent-Teacher Conference Week- November 18-22

Fall Break for Schools- November 25-29

Open Enrollment Information Nights are Beginning! www.sanjuan.edu/enrollment/visitations

Regional Community Care Hubs! www.sanjuan.edu/communityresources

• November 7, 3:00-5:00 pm at Carnegie Middle School (5820 Illinois Avenue, Orangevale)
• November 21, 3:00-5:00 pm at Mesa Verde High School (7501 Carriage Drive, Citrus Heights)

Holiday Food Distribution will also take place at our November 21 Community Care Hub!

Volunteer Fingerprint Clinic- Thursday, November 14, 5:00-6:30 pm at the District Office Board Room (3738 Walnut Avenue)

FREE November Family Workshops! www.sanjuan.edu/familyed

• Nov. 5, 12, 19 - Family Leadership Academy at Churchill Middle School (4900 Whitney Ave.)
• Nov. 20 - Talleres Familiares (Spanish family workshop) at San Juan High School (7551 Greenback Ln.)
• Preparing for Parent-Teacher Conferences pre-recorded video in our NEW Family Engagement Video Library at www.sanjuan.edu/familyed under the "Family Engagement Video Library" tab

November Staff Professional Development Opportunities

On Zoom - Register through the Staff Portal portal.sanjuan.edu

• Nov. 6 - Engaging Families of Diverse Populations
• Dec. 6 - Power of Partnerships
• Oct. 28 - Dec. 15 Google Classroom Book Club: Everyone Wins! The Evidence for Family-School Partnerships & Implications for Practice

Mini-Clinics at sites by request (10-15 minutes at staff meetings) https://bit.ly/FACEoutreach

• Field Trip Process
• Volunteer Process & Recruitment
• Conflict Resolution Process
• FACE Resources

It's time to celebrate our students! Please share this form with your staff and nominate amazing students that have persevered through adversity toward academic excellence for ACSA's Every Student Succeeding Award!

San Juan ACSA Charter is honored to have the opportunity to recognize students for their perseverance and academic excellence. We recognize the efforts that many students take to overcome obstacles, persevere in the face of adversity, and overall show their dedication to making the most of their education-- sometimes in spite of challenging circumstances. We know there are many, many students deserving of this recognition and we look forward to recognizing these students at a fun ceremony in the spring, but we need your help!

Please take a moment to nominate a student from your school who has persisted to overcome challenges and exceeded your --or even their own-- expectations. ALL NOMINATED STUDENTS WILL BE RECOGNIZED AT OUR ANNUAL SAN JUAN ACSA CHARTER ESS CEREMONY ON FEBRUARY 12, 2025. Should your student be selected to move forward to the regional level ESS competition, we will contact you for more information.

Deadline for nomination is November 22, 2024. We can accept nominations from all staff. We will also accept nominations from students!

Thank you for helping us recognize our amazing San Juan Unified students! If you have any questions or need more information about ESS, please contact Amy Rovai Gregory arovai@sanjuan.edu .

Your San Juan ACSA Charter Executive Board

Copy and paste Family Workshop info direct from www.sanjuan.edu/familyed for Smore, Social Media, Class Dojo, Talking Points and email messaging! Digital content is translatable and accessible for families.

Check out our free monthly family education workshops for the month! Families and staff can scan the QR code or visit www.sanjuan.edu/familyed for details and registration!

Family Leadership Academy Series (Tuesdays, Oct. 29- Nov. 19, 6:00-7:30 pm, Churchill Middle School, 4900 Whitney Avenue)

This 4-week program empowers families to become leaders at the school and district level. Learn about the educational system, current initiatives in the district, and discover ways in which families can be involved. Offered in English and Spanish. Dinner and child care assistance will be provided. Please register online or by phone.

Talleres Familiares (Wednesday, November 20, 5:30-7:30 pm, San Juan High School, 7551 Greenback Lane)

This workshop is presented in Spanish for families and community members. Explore tips and tools to support a successful school year for your student! Workshop topics include strategies for positive communication with school, school attendance information, tools for parents, and more! Dinner and child care assistance will be provided.

FACE just launched a brand new Family Engagement Video Learning Library on our website where families, staff and community to access pre-recorded learning videos on a variety of topics! These videos are perfect for families who may not be able to attend our regular workshops, but would like to access the learning at a later time, or for colleagues and parent-teacher organizations who want to share the learning with families at their own site meeting or event.

Video #1 just posted-- "Preparing for Parent-Teacher Conferences"

Explore strategies to prepare for effective parent-teacher conferences. Topics covered include understanding progress reports, preparing questions, involving your child to learn about their progress, setting goals, and more!

You can view and share the video with your families at https://youtu.be/-Rm4b2G8Gso.

We'll release a new video each month on www.sanjuan.edu/familyed. Those who register for the learning library video will receive the video link via email, as well.

Whether you have a 7-year-old or a 17-year-old, research shows that students perform better academically and behaviorally if the student knows their parents are involved and have high expectations. To support this effort, each month we will feature a new "Helping Children Learn" newsletter that is full of ideas to support learning at home. You can share this free newsletter with families directly from our website!

To access the newsletters in English and Spanish for Elementary, Middle School, and High School, visit www.sanjuan.edu/familyed and click on the "Parent Newsletter" tab.

Are you ready to grow your knowledge around family and community engagement, while also earning professional development hours? Our FACE Team's lineup of virtual workshops is now open for registration! The workshops take place on Zoom and are open to all certificated and classified staff members in our district. You can register directly on our FACE course page in the PL Tile (click “FACE” in the "Subjects" section on the Home page).

*Note: If you are a school or department and would like to book a workshop for your entire staff, using your collaborative Thursday time or as part of your Staff Meeting time, please reach out to Amy Rovai Gregory to schedule. (arovai@sanjuan.edu)

Engaging Families of Diverse Populations (Sec. # 57050)

Wed, Nov. 6, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. via Zoom

Participants will learn about effective strategies to create family engagement with diverse populations, such as non-English speaking families and immigrant or refugee families. Staff will learn about different cultural and systemic barriers to engagement and will learn effective tools to help remove those barriers.

Thank you all for your effort communicating with families and staff about our fall Families Matter Conference, "Nurturing Growth, Cultivating Community", which took place on Saturday, October 19 at Arden Middle School! The conference was a huge success with nearly 300 participants throughout the day! Families, students, staff, and community partners had a terrific time participating in a variety of academic and social-emotional workshops, learning about district and community resources available during the Community Resource Fair, and left feeling even more motivated and inspired, thanks to the engaging keynote from the Avery & Brian Experience on empowering families and partnering together to help create positive relationships with our students and families. It was a fantastic day of learning and celebrating and we can't wait to do it again in April for our FACE FamFest! Details about this fun family/educator event will be announced soon!

And the winning school for most participants in the fall Families Matter Conference is Cameron Ranch Elementary! Congratulations, Falcons! We'll be reaching out to you with details for your choice of a Family Night or Field Trip prize!

Apply today to bring a $5,000 Learning Experience Grant to your school site! Learning Experience Grants encourage student development and build community through a shared learning experience, particularly at the entire grade level or entire school site. In support of the grant's purpose to create a community-minded shared learning experience, applicants are highly encouraged to submit an application jointly with their school administrators. Grant applications focusing on equity and inclusion are highly recommended.

• Now is a great time to start thinking about your volunteer needs for Spring. Please encourage volunteers to sign up early so they are cleared when an opportunity arises. Volunteers can start the process here: www.sanjuan.edu/volunteer

• Please note, if a volunteer has completed our online application (within the last three years) and has been fingerprinted with us, chances are they DO NOT need to redo the fingerprint process.

• Volunteers that have an existing level of clearance DO NOT need to repeat the process each year.

• Volunteer clearance levels are district wide. Although they may select your site as their primary volunteer location, they do not HAVE to list your site and if found on the Volunteer spreadsheet with clearance, they are cleared for any site.

Fingerprinting Clinics are back! Please see the flyer below to share with families.

• Livescan results can take several weeks and up to months (if delayed). Please encourage families/ community members to complete their applications and fingerprinting as soon as possible so they can participate in Fall activities.

• If volunteers are cleared on our spreadsheet, they DO NOT need to reprint or apply again each year. This is very important to reiterate as multiple duplicate applications slow down our system.

Remember to do your best to create opportunities for ALL cleared volunteers with various clearance levels. Please reach out to coordinator of partnerships, volunteers and field trips with any questions. Natalia.Aguirre@sanjuan.edu or 916-971-7929.

More than 600 field trips have already been planned this year! Way to go! Check out the bus data and availability calendar below to help get your field trips planned for the rest of the year. Book as soon as you can, as dates are filling up quickly!

40% Oct-June buses remaining

12% buses remaining Oct-Dec

55% buses remaining Jan-June

30% buses remaining Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday

55% buses remaining Monday & Thursday

School Bus Availability Calendar shows remaining buses by date for remainder of school year

Check out our Trips to Consider page on the intranet or printable pdf for local & cost-efficient educational trips!

Did the Trips to Consider resource help you find a trip? Let us know and be entered into a chance to win free field trip busing! Trips to Consider Feedback Survey

The FACE Mobile has been out and about in the community bringing at-home learning and community resources to families all across our San Juan Unified district and is getting ready to launch its new Community Care Hubs, which you can learn about further below!

Our FACE outreach team can come out to help support you with the following:

• FACE Mobile visits

• 15 minute staff trainings on various processes:

(Problem Resolution, Volunteers, Field Trips, Partnerships, Community Resources, Family Ed, Staff Ed, general FACE overview, etc.)

• 15 minute family clinics (parent portal, preparing for parent-teacher conferences, effective school-to-home communication, exploring district and community resources, etc.)

• Volunteer recruitment (fingerprinting available evenings/weekend events only)

• Family resource center/space/bulletin board consultation

To request a FACE Mobile visit for one of your events or outreach item listed about, please click the link below:

https://bit.ly/FACEoutreach

To check out where the FACE Mobile is headed to next, visit our family education website at www.sanjuan.edu/familyed and click the FACE Mobile tab!

November Community Care Hubs:

Thursday, November 7

3:00 - 5:00 pm

Andrew Carnegie Middle School, 5820 Illinois Ave, Orangevale, CA 95662

Thursday, November 21

3:00 - 5:00 pm

Mesa Verde High School, 7501 Carriage Drive, Citrus Heights, CA 95621

Join us at the upcoming Community Care Hubs!

Community Care Hubs are free regional pop-up community resource fairs, hosted across various locations in the district to bring together district departments and local community partners to offer valuable information, resources, and services to families and students. It’s a great opportunity to connect, learn, and share essential tools to support student success.

HOW YOU CAN HELP:

• Distribute/post the flyers above for families

• Share the Community Care Hub information with your staff and families via Talking Points, school newsletters, social media, etc. Below is a pre-made blurb to help you quickly share the info!

Talking Points Blurb: Receive support and resources at our regional Community Care Hubs! These pop-up events bring together district departments and local community partners to offer valuable resources and services to families and students. It’s a great opportunity to connect and access essential tools to support student success.

Mark your calendar for November Care Hubs on the Thursdays below from 3 - 5 p.m.

• November 7 @ Andrew Carnegie Middle School

• November 21 @ Carriage Elementary (a holiday food distribution with fresh produce will take place at this Community Care Hub!)

More information can be found at sanjuan.edu/communityresources

Effective parent-teacher conferences can boost family involvement--inside and outside of your classroom-- while helping promote positive outcomes for you, your students, and your school.

A parent-teacher conference is a great opportunity to:

• share academic progress and growth based on classroom observations, testing data, assessments, portfolios, and assignments
• learn from parents or guardians so you can be better informed about students' strengths, needs, behaviors, and learning styles
• discuss enrichment or intervention strategies to support students' learning
• discuss issues that may be interfering with students' learning and growth

Below are some resources to help you make the most out of the parent-teacher conference opportunity that's coming up!

https://teach.com/resources/parent-teacher-conferences-guide/

https://www.weareteachers.com/virtual-parent-teacher-conferences/

https://www.oregon.gov/ode/educator-resources/Documents/parent-teacher-conferencetipsheet-100610.pdf

https://resilienteducator.com/classroom-resources/parent-teacher-conferences/

https://www.teachervision.com/teacher-parent-conferences/parent-teacher-conferences-five-important-questions

https://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/strategy/strategy046.shtml

https://learn.teachingchannel.com/video/parent-teacher-conference-tips

Here's a tip sheet that you can share with your families and staff to help prepare them for parent-teacher conferences!

Does your site still have your Hopes & Dreams banner you received from FACE last year? Parent-Teacher Conference Week is a great time to have families add to it by writing their hopes and dreams for their students. Put the banner out on a folding table with some sharpies during conference week and let families share! Then hang the banner up at your school so all staff, students and families can have a daily reminder about those hopes and dreams and how they can each make a difference in helping to accomplish those each and every day.

Check out this parent-teacher conference idea! Our school staff members could use some extra thanks for all that they've been doing, so why not put a table out with thank you cards for students and families to complete when they visit the site for parent-teacher conference week? It's a great way to spread some love and gratitude within your school community!

Check out our English learner and multicultural education team's resources for district staff in supporting multilingual learners. It was specifically designed for teachers, support staff and administrators who support multilingual learners. The space has resources, strategies, articles, professional learning videos and more to help newcomers and all English learners excel across content areas.

We know how challenging and time-consuming it is to search for resources for families, so our team has been building a Digital Resource Library for all sites and departments to have access to. In this library, you'll find flyers and links for district and community resources to assist with housing, clothing, food, health, special education, college and career, community service partners, and more. We'll be adding to this library regularly, so keep checking to see what's new! The link allows anyone in San Juan to view the resources, so please feel free to share the link with your site/ department team members!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12Roaab9q0nSbMBTZ6Ef3nzVJ8BRxtgPj?usp=sharing

Elica's Mobile Health Centers are back and ready to provide mobile health clinic supports to San Juan Unified students! Please find attached Elica School Based Services flyers below for distribution to families. Please note that services are NOT limited to the students of the schools the mobile clinic is stationed at-- it is open to all students. Please assist in raising awareness of the services district-wide as the goal of this program is to decrease numbers of unvaccinated children in the community and to ensure school entry readiness (including TK, Pre-K).

Thank you for your partnership and support!

San Juan Central Food Closet translated flyers are below and ready to share with your school communities!

The San Juan Unified food closet is located at the Central Enrollment Center (3700 Garfield Ave. in Carmichael) and serves families and staff who are in need of non-perishable food items.

Hours:

Open year round, Monday through Friday (9:00 am - 1:00 pm)
Closed on non-school days and holidays. If you are unavailable at these times or need further assistance, please email Veronica Allen (veronica.allen@sanjuan.edu)

TURKEY GIVEAWAY

Higher Heights Community Church is hosting a Turkey Giveaway drive-thru event for families and community in need. Registration is required and the supply is limited.

Registration is required with Higher Heights Community Church.

• Date: Sunday, November 24, 2024
• Time: 2:00pm – 4:00 pm
• Location: Higher Heights Community Church – 2230 Arden Way, Suite H, Sacramento, CA 95825

Filled with free family fun programs and activities, food and toy assistance programs, ongoing food/meal resources and more, this winter holiday resource guide is a helpful support to share with your staff to help families in need. Click on the PDF link further below to print and share!

*Note that this is last year's resource guide and the 2024 guide has not been released at this point, but we wanted to get the information out to you all for families and staff who are needing supports. The resources and organizations listed in the 2023 guide are still active, but we recommend following up with the organization if any specific event dates and application deadlines are listed.

• You may have partners you’ve been planning holiday assistance and/or programs with. Now is a good time to start thinking about what families may need support this season. Teachers, Parent Liaisons, School Community Workers and other staff may already have a few families in mind who could use holiday assistance. Start compiling a list of families and what supports your site is offering them. Having a list ensures you are not duplicating efforts for the same family but also serves as a helpful document when partners reach out last minute with the ability to assist families for the holidays.

• It may seem early, but now is the time to plan Spring partnerships and community events. Community partners appreciate a 60-90 day notice for participation. Booking and planning early usually ensures partners can pencil us in their calendar.

2-1-1 Sacramento, a program of Community Link Capital Region, is a free confidential information and referral service that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling 2-1-1 or visiting their website at https://www.211sacramento.org/211/

Assistance is available in multiple languages, and services are accessible to people with disabilities. Their Call Specialists speak: Spanish, Hmong, Thai, Lao, Mien and English. Over 200+ additional languages can be assisted 24 hours a day via tele-interpretation. Utilizing a comprehensive computerized database of more than 1,600 nonprofit and public agency programs, trained information and referral specialists give personalized attention to each caller. Specialists can refer callers to a variety of service that best meet their needs.

Below are links where local organizations will be submitting their Holiday Resources and Programs going on all across the Sacramento region. Many of these will include free food and gift distributions. Organizations are just starting to add information, so be sure to check the links over the next few weeks to see what's being offered this holiday season for families!

Holiday Programs:

• Holiday Gifts/Toys
• Thanksgiving Baskets
• Thanksgiving Meals
• Christmas Baskets
• Holiday Volunteer Opportunities
• Holiday Donation Opportunities

When working with an upset and/or escalated parent, it can be difficult to remember that all parties involved are on the same team. Conflicts can create an adversarial feeling when parents become aggressive or use charged language. It is especially important to maintain your composure while listening to parents, despite inaccurate or accusatory claims they may make towards you and your staff. Remind them you both share the same goal of supporting the student’s success and the importance of their student knowing that their school and home team are unified. Many times the conflicts we are dealing with are adult issues and bringing the focus back to the student is an effective way of reminding parents that we are on the same team.

Looking for a Quick Staff Activity to Boost Relationships with Families and Students? During their monthly Staff Meeting, spend the first five minutes sending 5+ positive messages to 5+ families! Check out the slide below created by Cameron Ranch Elementary and feel free to use it at your own school site staff meetings!

There are so many wonderful student, family and community engagement highlights happening around the district! We'd love to spotlight any of those efforts that your site, department, or another team is doing! Send us an email at face@sanjuan.edu and we'll highlight your shoutout in the next FACE Forum newsletter!

Mutual Assistance Network (MAN) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to advance social and economic opportunities so families can thrive. MAN works to strengthen the existing social and economic infrastructure of Del Paso Heights, Arden Arcade, and the surrounding Northern Sacramento neighborhoods. Their services include pregnancy and parenting supports, economic development, youth programs and mentoring, Black Child Legacy Campaign, workshops, community events, and more.

This past weekend, they hosted a Family Harvest Festival and invited San Juan Unified families in the Arden-Arcade area that they provide supports for. Our FACE team, along with many other community organizations, joined in to help provide additional resources and supports for families. Families had a fun time learning and playing together and really enjoyed the pumpkin patch, as well! Thank you to Mutual Assistance Network for all you do to support our students, families and communities!

Learn more about Mutual Assistance Network and all the amazing things they do by visiting https://www.mutualassistance.org/

Huge thanks to our community partners, The Source, for their generous donation of backpacks to help support students! These backpacks were such great resources for students all across our district. We are so grateful for our community partners and all they do to help our students, families and communities thrive!

To learn more about The Source and all they do to help youth, families and foster youth supports, please visit https://thesourcesacramento.com/.

Thank you to all the colleagues from various sites and departments across our district who attended our "Elevating Family Engagement to Strengthen School-to-Home Partnerships" workshop! Participants learned all about ways to kickstart effective family engagement initiatives and lead powerful partnerships with families and community. It was an awesome day of learning and we can't wait to see the learning in action across those schools and departments that were represented!

The ECE team hosted a fall festival for families, complete with a pumpkin patch, pumpkin activities, family games, a picnic, and more! Thank you to Kiwanis of Carmichael for volunteering and to our wonderful ECE colleagues for planning this fun family event!

Click the link below to access October's newsletter and see all the resources, information and supports for you and your school community!

https://secure.smore.com/n/me4tg

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