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Dear Parents and Guardians, Ensuring our students are up-to-date on their immunizations is essential for their health and success in school. This December, several local clinics and healthcare providers are offering opportunities for vaccinations. If your child needs an immunization update, please take advantage of these services. For more information about clinic locations, schedules, and […]
Thank you for making Spirit Week (November 18–22) such a success! It was wonderful to see our students showcasing their creativity, school pride, and enthusiasm each day. Your support in helping them participate truly made the week special and brought our community closer together. We appreciate all you do to make our school a great […]
Dear Families, On November 15th, our 4th and 5th graders had the incredible opportunity to visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Students engaged deeply with exhibits that highlighted the rich history, culture, and contributions of African Americans. The experience was both educational and inspiring, providing meaningful connections to our classroom learning. […]
This is just a friendly reminder that our break will start today we will return on December 2, 2024.
On Thursday, November 21st , we had a heartwarming Thanksgiving lunch with our parents! It was a joy to share a meal, create memories, and celebrate the spirit of gratitude together. Thank you to all the families who joined us—you made it truly special! 🦃🍂
On October 31, our school celebrated Character Day, a fun and engaging event where students showcased their creativity by dressing up as their favorite book, movie, or historical characters. It was wonderful to see the excitement as students brought their characters to life, sharing stories and inspiring one another. A special thank you to our […]
We are excited to announce that we will have character day this Thursday, October 31. We are asking that scholars come dressed as their favorite character that exemplifies one of our Mustang PRIDE values. We can wait to see all of the creativity. Character sheets will be sent home last week.
Our students have been hard at work preparing these incredible posters to raise awareness and promote kindness. Let’s all come together to create a safe and inclusive environment where every student feels valued and respected. Remember, standing up against bullying starts with each of us. Check out the amazing posters our students created to spread […]
Dear Parents, We’re excited to share highlights from our recent field trip to Cox Farms! The students had a fantastic day. We look forward to many more enriching adventures! Please click here for pictures!
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