Pauba Valley Flight Plan

We hope all of our Pauba Pilots have a wonderful 3-day weekend celebrating Labor Day!

Don't forget there is no school on Monday and we will see our amazing Pilots back on Tuesday, September 8th!

Did you miss a previous Flight Plan? Check out our Pauba Valley website!

This list is not all-inclusive. School staff may contact you to pick up your student if they are exhibiting signs of illness or injury that prevent them from participating fully in class or may pose a health risk to others.

Students will be sent home for the following:

• Fever of 100.0°F or higher

• Significant respiratory symptoms, including repeated coughing, wheezing, or shortness of breath

• Rash of unknown cause that is systemic (covers multiple areas) or accompanied by fever

• Suspected conjunctivitis (pink eye): red, itchy eyes with discharge or inflamed conjunctiva

• Contagious conditions, such as:

• Untreated ringworm

• Head lice (live lice present)

• Impetigo or similar skin infections

• Vomiting, nausea, or diarrhea

• Suspected fractures (exceptions may be made for minor finger or toe injuries with parent direction)

• Obvious displaced fractures or injuries with significant pain or dysfunction

• Head injury with symptoms of concussion (911 will be called if symptoms are severe)

• Cuts or wounds that are large, deep, bleeding uncontrollably, or show exposed tissue

• Flu-like symptoms, including fever, chills, body aches, fatigue

Students may return to school when:

• Fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication

• No vomiting or diarrhea for at least 24 hours

• For infectious conjunctivitis, after at least 24 hours of antibiotic treatment and symptom improvement

• With a doctor’s note clearing the student to return and confirming they are no longer contagious (if applicable)

• Injuries requiring wheelchairs, crutches, splints, braces, or casts require:

• A physician’s note stating the condition and any activity restrictions

• Clearance date for return to regular activities

• Temporary exclusion from PE and/or playground as appropriate

Additional Safety Guidelines:

• Students who are ill or injured should not walk or drive home for their safety.

• Parents/guardians or emergency contacts must pick up students within 15–30 minutes of notification.

• If medical attention appears urgently necessary and no contact is reachable, 911 may be called.

• School staff are not permitted to transport students.

Pauba Valley Elementary School is holding elections for School Site Council (SSC). We invite you to nominate yourself or others to serve as a [parent/ community member, classroom teacher or other staff member]. Please submit your name(s) on the form below by Wednesday, September 9th at 4:00 PM.
School Site Council is composed of equal numbers of staff and parent representatives who serve a 1-2 year term. They meet throughout the year to oversee the implementation of various programs in the school, including state and federally-funded programs. The School Site Council is a governing body which is responsible for deciding how to spend Title I money to improve the instructional programs here at Pauba Valley Elementary School. The School Site Council members work together to set goals for improving student achievement at the school, allocate the funds to accomplish those goals, and evaluate the effectiveness of current programs.

We are excited to share that the Temecula Valley Unified School District is launching a mathematics curriculum pilot at our elementary schools. This initiative reflects our continued commitment to strengthening math instruction in alignment with the updated California Mathematics Framework.

General and special education teachers representing all grade levels and sites will be participating in this pilot. Elementary school classrooms will explore two programs: Classroom Mathematics California and Bridges 3rd Edition.

The pilot timeline is as follows:

• 8/17/26 - 10/21/26: Classroom Mathematics California (CMC), Curriculum Associates

• 10/22/26 - 12/18/26: Bridges 3rd Edition, Math Learning Center

While not all students and teachers will take part in the pilot, sample textbooks and instructional materials will be available for review at each of our elementary schools, as well as at the District Office. You will have an opportunity to leave your feedback through a QR code at each of the locations. If you view the materials online, here is the link to provide feedback. Since we are engaged in math pilot #1, you can only leave feedback for Classroom Mathematics at this time. You will be able to leave feedback for Bridges 3rd Edition after October 22nd.

We value your partnership and appreciate your continued support of TVUSD’s efforts to provide high-quality educational experiences for all students.

With a new school year starting, we are revising our iReady routines. All students K-5 will take the iReady Inform (previously called iReady Diagnostic). Once the teacher's have their scores, they will direct student use of iReady. At school, we will be using iReady to support students who need intervention in reading and math For students who currently are at grade level, we will not be utilizing iReady in class or homework. We will continue to have students take the iReady Inform before winter break and in the spring to monitor student progress.

*The front parking lot may not be used for student drop-off or pick up. The front lot is only for busses, staff, and families with handicap or special school placards.

*Please adhere to speed limits in the school zone around our school and watch for the crossing guards. We want to ensure student safety before and after school.

*The parking lot speeds are 5 MPH.

If you are a family member of a Pauba Pilot who is a first responder or serving in the military? Did you serve in the past?

If so, we would love to get a picture of you for our Hero Wall! Send it in next week with your Pauba Pilot!

Thank you for your interest in volunteering and supporting our students and school community. We greatly appreciate the time and assistance our volunteers provide.

• We will begin processing Volunteer Applications on September 1.
• The following is an important update to the current requirements for being a TVUSD volunteer. Effective July 1, 2026, California Senate Bill 848 requires certain school volunteers to complete annual Mandated Reporter training.

• If you are interested in volunteering, you will need to create an account through Keenan Safe Schools, complete the required training, and provide your certificate of completion along with your other documents when you submit your volunteer application.
• This information is also included with the volunteer information on the district website.

Click on the image below to view the 26/27 Student and Family Guidebook.

We encourage all Pilots and their families to become familiar with our UPDATED information in the guidebook. You will find information on school rules & expectations, attendance, volunteering, birthdays/celebrations, office contact numbers, breakfast/lunch, and much more!

A paper copy of the guidebook is available to view in the front office.

Pauba Valley Elementary

Website: https://www.tvusd.k12.ca.us/PVES
Location: 33125 Regina Drive, Temecula, CA, USA
Phone: 951-302-5140