FULLER FAMILY NEWS
Families,
It’s time to order your student’s grade level shirt.
These shirts are a fun way to show school spirit and help us easily identify each grade during events such as Fuller Family Gathering, field trips, and field day.
The best part is that these shirts will follow them to their next grade level.
This week, we are proud to recognize Kimber Sanchez, one of our incredible paraprofessionals who truly embodies the spirit of the Fuller Family. Kimber is always willing to jump in and help wherever she is needed, at any time, with a positive attitude and a heart for service. Her flexibility and dependability make her an invaluable support across our campus.
Kimber has a special gift for connecting with some of our most challenging students. She approaches every interaction with calmness, patience, and understanding, always keeping the needs of students at the forefront of her decisions. Her ability to build trust and create meaningful relationships has a lasting impact on the students she serves.
In addition to her work with students, Kimber is a strong support for teachers and administrators alike. She is a true team player who contributes to a positive, collaborative environment and consistently goes above and beyond to ensure success for everyone around her.
Kimber Sanchez is the definition of “We are Fuller, We are Family.” We are so grateful for her dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to our students and staff!
Good attendance is important for many reasons. Your child receives the maximum benefit of education by being in school every day, and numerous studies show a strong link between academic performance and consistent attendance. Per TEA, ADA time is 9:00AM, any student that arrives after 9:00AM, will be counted absent for the entire day of school. Tardy period is from 7:35-8:59AM.
A compulsory attendance notification will be sent to the parent if a student has unexcused absences on 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period or three days or parts of days during a four-week period. Notice it says “parts of days.” This means that leaving school early, or arriving excessively late in the day, even if the child attended for some of the day, may count as an absence.
In the state of Texas, Pre-K is not required, however, once you enroll your student in school, all attendance laws apply.
For attendance questions:
PEIMS Clerk: Shea Harrison sharrison@aubreyisd.net
Attendance Administrator: Anverly Laster alaster@aubreyisd.net
Student Safety
- Anyone entering the building MUST be prepared to show ID BEFORE entering
- IDs or car tags will be checked at dismissal for car and walk ups.
- Please label all jackets, lunch boxes, and water bottles.
- Transportation changes must be sent to FESTransportation@aubreyisd.net by 2PM daily.
- No visitors for lunch until after Labor Day.
- Instruction begins at 7:35 (students MUST be in seats by then)
- School day ends at 3:05
If you have any questions, email Mr. Smith at n.smith@aubreyisd.net
