Sea Park Newsletter 2026-2027

Our mission at Sea Park is to work together to create a supportive and enriching environment where every student is empowered to reach their highest academic potential.

Our vision at Sea Park is to cultivate a safe, positive, and engaging environment where every student develops the skills, mindset, and confidence needed to thrive in a dynamic and ever-changing world.

Thanks to everyone who came to Trunk or Treat! By the end of the evening, all 250 lbs of candy were gone! We are thankful to the PTO for ensuring our former SRO, Stacey Moore was here throughout the night.

Follow us on Facebook for updated information! We post weekly pictures of students. We now have 148 followers!

The BPS 6th Grade September Beanstack Reading Challenge is all about inspiring our 6th graders to develop a love of reading and build lifelong reading habits. Our goal is simple: encourage students to spend at least 20 minutes reading at home each day throughout the month of September. Rather than focusing on competition between students or schools, we want to celebrate participation and create a positive culture of reading. To help keep the excitement and momentum going, schools will provide weekly recognition for 6th graders who log their reading minutes in Beanstack, making reading both rewarding and fun while encouraging every student to become a more engaged reader.

The 4th grade at Sea Park wants to honor our homeless Veteran’s. Socks are the one thing that most homeless individuals do not receive. We want to help them by collecting adult socks and donating them in conjunction with our “Bring a Vet to School Day.” Please bring all the socks to Mrs. Trejo’s room (Room 638).

This year, we are expanding our Veterans Day celebration into two special days. By doing so, we can dedicate one day to honoring our Veterans and active military through student performances and a second day to providing students with a fun and engaging Boot Camp experience.

If you are a Veteran or current active military, we would be honored to have you join us for our student performances as we recognize and celebrate your service to our country. Please sign up today to attend and allow us the opportunity to thank you for your service.

Parents play an important role in helping their children learn how to handle conflicts with peers in a respectful and positive way. Encourage your child to stay calm, listen to the other person's perspective, and use kind words to express their feelings. Teach them to focus on solving the problem rather than placing blame, and remind them that disagreements are a normal part of friendships. Role-playing different situations at home can help children practice respectful responses and build confidence in resolving conflicts. By modeling respectful communication and empathy, parents can help their children develop the skills needed to maintain healthy relationships and navigate challenges with kindness and maturity.

Sincerely,

Stephanie Hall

Good attendance is one of the most important factors in a student's academic success. Every school day provides valuable learning opportunities, classroom discussions, hands-on activities, and instruction that cannot be fully replaced when a student is absent. Regular attendance helps students build strong academic skills, develop positive relationships with teachers and classmates, and stay connected to their school community. Establishing good attendance habits at an early age also teaches responsibility, reliability, and the importance of commitment. When students attend school consistently and arrive on time, they are better prepared to learn, achieve their goals, and reach their full potential.

KK - 98.43% 95.81%

1st- 96.52% 96.61%

2nd-97.24% 94.76%

3rd-97.31% 95.47%

4th-97.61% 96.44%

5th-96.03% 95.9%

6th-89.13% 96.08%

Individuals on the student contact list are only permitted to bring in or drop off a meal for their child. We have an outside eating area where parents/guardians can eat with their child. Meals dropped off will be held in the front office to safeguard instructional time.

Reminder: School lunches are $2.80 and breakfast is free.

A School Advisory Council (SAC) member plays an important role in strengthening the connection between families, the community, and the school’s leadership.

School Advisory Council Member Role SAC members work alongside administration, teachers, and families to support the school’s mission and continuous improvement efforts. They review school data, discuss academic and community needs, and help shape decisions that impact students. Members provide input on the School Improvement Plan, offer feedback on programs and initiatives, and ensure that the voices of parents, staff, and community stakeholders are represented. Their collaboration helps guide priorities, strengthen communication, and promote a positive, successful learning environment for all students.

The SAC committee meets monthly in the Media Center starting at 5:00 PM and all parents are welcome to attend and learn about the school.

School Advisory Council Meeting, 11/4, 12/2, 1/6, 2/3, 3/3, 4/7, 5/5 @ 5:00 PM

10/26-10/30 Red Ribbon Week Activities

10/29 Parent Conference Night 5:00-7:00 PM

10/30 Storybook Parade KK-1st

11/5 Veterans Day Event

11/6 Boot Camp for Students

11/11 Veteran's Day, Holiday for All

11/23-27 Thanksgiving Break-Holiday for All

11/30 Interims Published on Focuss

12/16-18 Exam Days, Early Release

12/21-12/31 Winter Break-Student /Teacher Holiday

1/1 Holiday for All

1/5 Students/Teachers Return

1/15 Report Cards Published on Focus

1/18 Martin Luther King Jr Day-Holiday for All

Angel Tree link for families.

Here is the link to our school dashboard with up-to-date information on Sea Park school data.

https://www.brevardschools.org/o/bps/page/power-bi

Child Find: Help with children ages 0-5

Request a Screening - FDLRS East

Science Fair Resources:

https://brevardpublicschoolsfl.sites.thrillshare.com/o/spes/documents/academics/s.t.e.m.-fair-information/28912336

Community Resources:

https://www.findhelp.org/

https://211brevard.org/

https://www.brevardprevention.org/resources/

Kindergarten Resources: Supporting Your Child’s Reading at Home: Kindergarten | Florida Center for Reading Research

First Grade Resources: Supporting Your Child’s Reading at Home: First Grade | Florida Center for Reading Research

Second Grade Resources: Supporting Your Child’s Reading at Home: Second Grade | Florida Center for Reading Research

Third Grade Resources: Supporting Your Child’s Reading at Home: Third Grade | Florida Center for Reading Research

ELA: https://sites.google.com/share.brevardschools.org/read-at-home/read-at-home-plan-new-worlds-reading-initiative

Math: https://sites.google.com/share.brevardschools.org/bps-math-at-home-support/home

Read-at-Home Resources:
BPS Read-at-Home

Florida Read-at-Home Resources:

FLDOE Read-at-Home

New World’s Reading Scholarship:

http://www.stepupforstudents.org/scholarships/reading/

Math

Mathematics-At-Home

BPS Math at Home

Florida Math-at-Home Resources:

BEST Math-at-Home Plan_Final.pdf

Brevard Math at Home:

Math At-Home Resources

FL Math 4 All:

https://flmath4all.org/