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Sunday, January 28 Update

Hello all,

So nice to see the sun peek out this weekend!
 

*Parent Action Committee Meeting- This was moved to Tuesday, January 30 because the state changed their deadline to have School Safety Plans turned in to the school board. All are invited to our meeting at 12:15 in the library to review the plan and give parent input. We will also discuss the Talent Show, Math Intervention, Staff Appreciation Week.

 

*January 29-31 20 Day Meeting Treats in the Office- Squishy Fidgets (This is a non-food treat, so all can participate).

*Friday, February 9 Candyland Winter Dance 6-7:30 6-8th Grades) Permission slips and entry fee due by February 8 in the front office. Permission slips were sent home with on campus kiddos, are in the front office or email [email protected] for a copy. Please sign up here to donate time/items.  2023-24 Families Candyland Dance Donations (State vaccination regulations apply)

​​"Math Masterminds" is a fun math night for the whole family. All Arete families are invited. You are invited Thursday, February 8, 5:30-6:30 pm to the Arete MPR for an evening of 'make & take' math activities hosted by Mrs. Tamo and other Arete teachers followed by a Math "Spy Adventure" Escape Room. All participants are invited to come dressed in black as part of our SUPER SPY team. Your family will leave that night with several activities that promote math and maybe a raffle prize. We will have some fun math theme prizes. Please come and join us for this fun math adventure. This is a free event for all. 

Math Masterminds Family Night

*Practice CAASP Testing- This year we are going to have individual and/or sibling times for families to sign up to practice some of the skills that will be included on the State tests. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to get familiar with the testing format and the tools that may be used. During practice testing, students can ask any questions they have and we CAN answer/help them. If your student gets overwhelmed on testing days this is a chance for them to see it's really not so bad!

Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you! Please email [email protected] if you need a different day/time.

**This sign-up is for students who DO NOT usually come on campus as we are building testing practice into our Resource Center and Blended Middle School days.**

Practice CAASPP Testing Sign Up

 

*PRSD is focusing on reducing Tech Addiction in Children and building pathways for Digital Health. Each week I will share a NEW tidbit about this or how to to reduce screen time for kids who struggle with this.

*National Institute for Digital Health and Wellness, www.nidhw.org Source for more information for education, prevention and treatment resources for schools, families and therapists.

*Education psychologist and author of Failure to Connect: How Computers Affect Our Children’s Minds Jane Healy spent years doing research into computer use in schools and, while she expected to find that computers in the classroom would be beneficial, now feels that “time on the computer might interfere with development of everything from the young child’s motor skills to is or her ability to think logically and distinguish between reality and fantasy.”

*Patricia Green field, distinguished professor of psychology at UCLA, analyzed more than 50 studies on learning and points out that reading for pleasure among young people has decreased in recent decades, which is problematic because “studies show that reading develops imagination, induction, reflection and critical thinking, as well as vocabulary…in a way that visual media such as video games and television do not.”

*Screen Addition Diagnosis may be determined by examining the following areas: Dr. Kimberly Young’s “Internet Addiction Test” Assessment Tool, Screen Usage is adversely impacting the person’s life (professionally, socially, physically, academically, etc), Engage in screen usage for long than anticipated, sleep deprivation, personal hygiene suffers, lack of enjoyment or involvement in activities that had been pleasurable, aggression or mood dysregulation when devices are taken away.

*Want to Sign Up For the Resource Center- do so here

*Winter Enrichments- Sign up here

*Spring Testing- Sign up here

*2023-2024 Field Trips- Sign up here

*Have Photos For the Yearbook? Email to [email protected]

 

Want to join Arete’s Private Family Group on Facebook- do so here. Arete Charter Academy Family Group

 

Remember to email Sarah at [email protected] a few days before a kiddos’ birthday if you want to send in treats so I can check for food allergies. Nuts are never allowed, but some individual classes have food allergies that I also monitor closely. Thanks for keeping our students safe. We also strongly encourage healthier treats if possible as some families closely monitor their kiddos’ sugar and food dye intake.

Please remember that we are a NUT FREE school as we have several students with severe nut allergies. Kiddos may enjoy nut free granola bars and spreads on their sandwiches and all the nut free favorites when away from Arete. Thanks!

 

*Want to see dates for the entire year? Click here

 

Dates for the 2023-2024 School Year

*January 29-31 20 Day Meeting Treats in the Office- Squishy Fidgets

*KMC Archery with David Webb - Archery Lessons - Ages 7 + - Mondays 01/29, 02/5, 02/12, 02/26 

*January 30- Cookie Science w/Ms Doerr 12:15-1:30

*January 30- 12:15 pm- Parent Action Committee Meeting- Library

*January 31 SAEL Presentation 6-8th Grade

*February 1-29 Around the World Read-a-Thon

*February 1 Lego Motor Madness  12:15-1:45

*February 2- Art Class w/Stephanie and Wendy 10:30-11:30

Booster club shoe drive
A Message from Bear River High School 
 
Clean out your closets for a good cause.  Bear River High School Lacrosse Booster Club is running a "Used Sneaker Drive" from 1/22-2/2/24.  Simply gather up any unwanted used athletic shoes (running/walking, basketball, tennis, volleyball, casual tennies, golf, cleats) and drop them off in the front office of the high school during school hours (8am-4pm).  You are invited to come out and watch the newest CIF sport in the area this spring Wednesday and Friday nights at 7pm in the BRHS stadium!”
 

8th Grade Bear River High School Registration Information

Here is the Course Catalog for Bear River for next school year. The Course Catalog provides descriptions, and prerequisites for all courses offered at Bear River. Please use this catalog to learn more about the courses that your student may be signing up for. 

 
 
If you have lost/not received the Freshman Course Selection Sheet for next year, please print out the following link and complete the form. 
 
 
We also have a handout that is updated to pre-enroll the incoming 9th graders online. Please make sure that you are enrolling your student for Bear River next year as soon as possible to ensure that they can get their course requests. 
 
 

Sunday, January 21 Update

Hello all,

Hope you had a wonderful weekend!

*Parent Action Committee Meeting- This was moved to Tuesday, January 30 because the state changed their deadline to have School Safety
Plans turned in to the school board. All are invited to our meeting at 12:15 in the library to review the plan and give parent input. We will also discuss the Talent Show, Math Intervention, Staff Appreciation Week.

*January 29-31 20 Day Meeting Treats in the Office- Squishy Fidgets (This is a non-food treat, so all can participate).

*Friday, February 9 Candyland Winter Dance 6-7:30 6-8th Grades) Permission slips and entry fee due by February 8 in the front office. Permission slips were sent home with on campus kiddos, are in the front office or email [email protected] for a copy. Please sign up here to donate time/items.  2023-24 Families Candyland Dance Donations (State vaccination regulations apply).

*Square One Art- We are so excited to offer this opportunity again. We do not really make any money on it, but it is a wonderful way to get your children’s art on all sorts of projects. Click here to get more information. https://www.square1art.com/

Our awesome Art Docent teacher filmed instructional videos that kiddos can follow along from home. The special paper needed and many product samples are available in the vestibule at Arete. You also can submit the special paper with any art that your kiddos create.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Oq-rysqZSC-mdFZwBjWQ80FSbKtKlKtV?usp=sharing

Art Due: March 6th @ 10:30 am in the Arete office

Order forms arrive: around 04/05/24 (You will receive a personalized flier with your child’s artwork on the samples so you can see what it looks like.

Your final deadline to order online is: 04/19/24

We always hope to have the orders arrive before Mother’s Day as they make great and personalized gifts.


*April 9 and 10 Arete Student Showcase- Similar to our STEAM Showcase last year- we are inviting ALL students to display projects they work on during the year. Please drop off projects on April 4, 5, or 7 for us to create the display. Then come back on April 9/10 at 9am to stand by your project. Classes and other interested adults are invited to view the displays starting at 9:15. We are telling you now so you can save projects you can complete during the year. Projects can be submitted by any Arete student!


*​​Math Masterminds is a fun math night for the whole family. All Arete families are invited. You are invited Thursday, February 8, 5:30-6:30 pm to the Arete MPR for an evening of 'make & take' math activities hosted by Mrs. Tamo and other Arete teachers followed by a Math "Spy Adventure" Escape Room. All participants are invited to come dressed in black as part of our SUPER SPY team. Your family will leave that night with several activities that promote math and maybe a raffle prize. We will have some fun math theme prizes. Please come and join us for this fun math adventure. This is a free event for all. 

Math Masterminds Family Night


2nd-8th Grade Spring NWEA Math and AR Reading Assessments 2023-2024

Feel free to ignore this if you only have TK/K/1 or a Blended Middle School kiddo. We are noticing that there seems to be a correlation between how long students spend on the tests and whether or not students show growth on the tests. Starting with this testing session and moving forward, students will take the NWEA Math test from 9:15-10:30. They will be encouraged to take their time, try their best and work out their problems on paper before they enter them into the computer. If they finish before the 10:30 snack break, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 10:30, students will have a 20 minute snack/recess break. When they return from the break, they may finish the math test if they need to or may start on the STAR Accelerated Reader test. They will be encouraged to take their time and try their best. If they finish early, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 12pm, all students will head out to the front of the school to be picked up by parents. This will give students the opportunity to show all they have learned and to not feel rushed or disrupted by students moving into and out of the classroom. 2nd-8th Grade Spring NWEA Math and AR Reading Assessments 2023-2024

*PRSD is focusing on reducing Tech Addiction in Children and building pathways for Digital Health. Each week I will share a NEW tidbit about this or how to to reduce screen time for kids who struggle with this.

*Solution #1 for tech use- Prevention: Delay portable electronic Devices until at least age 10.

*Solution #2 for tech use- Parents: Practice what you preach. Watch and moderate your own tech habits.

*Solution #3 for tech use- No screens at the dinner table (and, yes, have the whole family eat-and talk- together).

*Solution #4 for tech use- One day a week: Digital Fast. Smell the roses.

*Solution #5 for tech use- Talk to your children early and often about tech concerns.

*Solution #6 for tech use- Foster balanced, resilient, empathetic, and emotionally strong children.

*Solution #7 for tech use- Nurture healthy hobbies: Sports, art, music…nature activities…the Scouts! But also let your children be BORED!


*Our Leadership class in the Blended Middle School is requesting your input on what you would like them to work on this year. They are an awesome team of 6th-8th graders so please keep that in mind! Arete Leadership Survey

 

*Want to Sign Up For the Resource Center- do so here

*Winter Enrichments- Sign up here

*Spring Testing- Sign up here

*2023-2024 Field Trips- Sign up here

*Have Photos For the Yearbook? Email to [email protected]


Want to join Arete’s Private Family Group on Facebook- do so here. Arete Charter Academy Family Group


Remember to email Sarah at [email protected] a few days before a kiddos’ birthday if you want to send in treats so I can check for food allergies. Nuts are never allowed, but some individual classes have food allergies that I also monitor closely. Thanks for keeping our students safe. We also strongly encourage healthier treats if possible as some families closely monitor their kiddos’ sugar and food dye intake.

Please remember that we are a NUT FREE school as we have several students with severe nut allergies. Kiddos may enjoy nut free granola bars and spreads on their sandwiches and all the nut free favorites when away from Arete. Thanks!


*Want to see dates for the entire year? Click here


Dates for the 2023-2024 School Year

*January 22-26 The Great Kindness Challenge

*January 22- 4/5 Garden 10:30-11, 6-8th Garden 11:20-11:50

*January 22- Science Adventures in STEAM W/Ms. Doerr 12:15-1:30

*January 23- First Grade Garden 11:20-11:50, Kindergarten 10:45-11:15

*January 23- Science Adventures in STEAM W/Ms. Doerr 12:15-1:30

*January 24 - Bitney Prep Presentation 6-8th Grade MPR 9:15

*January 24- Culinary Arts W/Susan Gouveia 12:15-1:15 Pot Stickers

*January 24- Culinary Arts W/Susan Gouveia Fried Rice 1:15-2:15

*January 25- 2/3 Garden 11:20-11:50

*January 25- Culinary Arts W/Susan Gouveia 12:15-1:15 Pot Stickers

*January 25 Lego Motor Madness  12:15-1:45

*January 25- Culinary Arts W/Susan Gouveia Fried Rice 1:15-2:15

*January 26- Art Class w/Stephanie and Wendy 100 Day Shirt 10:30-11:30

*January 26- Friday Fun Day 11:30-12:30

*January 26- Little Fish Arts w/Susie Bell Pottery Wheel 12:30-1:30

Hearing and Vision Screening

*February 8- Hearing/Vision Screening- Grades TK/K, 2, 5, 8 and any students who have IEPs- walk in anytime from 8:30-3. We will also screen students who are in those groups and on campus that day.

*February 14- Hearing/Vision Screening- Grades TK/K, 2, 5, 8 and any students who have IEPs- walk in anytime from 8:30-3. We will also screen students who are in those groups and on campus that day.

*Square One Art

We are so excited to offer this opportunity again. We do not really make any money on it, but it is a wonderful way to get your children’s art on all sorts of projects. Click here to get more information. https://www.square1art.com/

Our awesome Art Docent teacher filmed instructional videos that kiddos can follow along from home. The special paper needed and many product samples are available in the vestibule at Arete. You also can submit the special paper with any art that your kiddos create.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Oq-rysqZSC-mdFZwBjWQ80FSbKtKlKtV?usp=sharing

Art Due: March 6th @ 10:30 am in the Arete office

Order forms arrive: around 04/05/24 (You will receive a personalized flier with your child’s artwork on the samples so you can see what it looks like.

Your final deadline to order online is: 04/19/24

We always hope to have the orders arrive before Mother’s Day as they make great and personalized gifts.

Read A Thon Forms 2024

We are so excited to announce our Reas-A-Thon is back. We will hand out the packets to participate this week during library, there is a stack in the front office, EA's will have for you during 20 day meetings, and they are attached here.

Join us for our Read-A-Thon and mark your calendars for our 4th! Scholastic Book Fair April 3-10th! 

Get ready to travel 35,500 miles with Around the World READING!

The Arete Read-A-Thon will take place February 1st-29th and is open to every student and their families. Students will keep track of the minutes they spend each day reading books. You are welcome to use any genre of book that you can find in your home, your county library, or our very own Arete library. Participate as a family to help them achieve their prize goals. Are they not at an independent reading level yet? No worries! Reading to them counts as well!

 Turn in your reading Passport to get stamped each week to collect cool prizes including a hot cocoa / “high tea” party and pizza lunch served to you by Ms. Sarah Schwartz! All students who earn the parties are invited to Arete to receive their awards!Please see the details of our Read a Thon in our “Reading to Get the Goal” flier with attached reading log.

What do scientific studies say about reading with your child at least 

20 minutes a day?
-It improves their literacy and word identification number
-Makes them better writers over time

-Improves mathematical and logic skills

-Strengthens empathy and overall social emotional development

-Grows their imagination, creativity,  and connection to the world

-Is the #1 way to improve spelling

Sunday, January 14 Update

Hello all,

Reminder that there is no school tomorrow in honor of the great Martin Luther King, Junior. Here are some free lessons if you are interested. Free MLK Lessons

*Parent Action Committee Meeting- This was moved to Tuesday, January 30 because the state changed their deadline to have School Safety Plans turned in to the school board. All are invited to our meeting at 12:15 in the library to review the plan and gain parent input.

 

​​"Math Masterminds" is a fun math night for the whole family. All Arete families are invited. You are invited Thursday, February 8, 5:30-6:30 pm to the Arete MPR for an evening of 'make & take' math activities hosted by Mrs. Tamo and other Arete teachers followed by a Math "Spy Adventure" Escape Room. All participants are invited to come dressed in black as part of our SUPER SPY team. Your family will leave that night with several activities that promote math and maybe a raffle prize. We will have some fun math theme prizes. Please come and join us for this fun math adventure. This is a free event for all. 

Math Masterminds Family Night

PRSD is so excited that Arete is hosting our Student Showcase that they are holding a board meeting at Arete in April to tour our students' awesome displays. *April 9 and 10 Arete Student Showcase- Similar to our STEAM Showcase last year- we are inviting ALL students to display projects they work on during the year. Please drop off projects on April 4, 5, or 7 for us to create the display. Then come back on April 9/10 at 9am to stand by your project. Classes and other interested adults are invited to view the displays starting at 9:15. We are telling you now so you can save projects you can complete during the year. Projects can be submitted by any Arete student!

2nd-8th Grade Spring NWEA Math and AR Reading Assessments 2023-2024

Feel free to ignore this if you only have TK/K/1 or a Blended Middle School kiddo. We are noticing that there seems to be a correlation between how long students spend on the tests and whether or not students show growth on the tests. Starting with this testing session and moving forward, students will take the NWEA Math test from 9:15-10:30. They will be encouraged to take their time, try their best and work out their problems on paper before they enter them into the computer. If they finish before the 10:30 snack break, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 10:30, students will have a 20 minute snack/recess break. When they return from the break, they may finish the math test if they need to or may start on the STAR Accelerated Reader test. They will be encouraged to take their time and try their best. If they finish early, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 12pm, all students will head out to the front of the school to be picked up by parents. This will give students the opportunity to show all they have learned and to not feel rushed or disrupted by students moving into and out of the classroom. 2nd-8th Grade Spring NWEA Math and AR Reading Assessments 2023-2024

 

*Chess Club is moving to Magnolia Intermediate School on Thursdays at 1pm. If your child is interested in attending, please email me to set up arrangements.

*Practice CAASP Testing- This year we are going to have individual and/or sibling times for families to sign up to practice some of the skills that will be included on the State tests. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to get familiar with the testing format and the tools that may be used. During practice testing, students can ask any questions they have and we CAN answer/help them. If your student gets overwhelmed on testing days this is a chance for them to see it's really not so bad!

Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you! Please email [email protected] if you need a different day/time.

**This sign-up is for students who DO NOT usually come on campus as we are building testing practice into our Resource Center and Blended Middle School days.**

Practice CAASPP Testing Sign Up

 

*PRSD is focusing on reducing Tech Addiction in Children and building pathways for Digital Health. Each week I will share a NEW tidbit about this or how to to reduce screen time for kids who struggle with this.

-In 1984, 64% of 17-year-olds said they read for pleasure once a week or more; in 2014, 45% of 17-year-olds said they read for pleasure once or twice a YEAR- if that.

- “Ill Communication: The Impact of Mobile Phones on Student Performance” a study by the London School of Economics found that after schools banned mobile phones, the test scores of students aged 16 improved by 6.4%. Banning mobile phones improves outcomes for the low 

achieving students say an increase of 14.23% in test scores. “The results suggest that low- achieving students are more likely to be distracted by the presence of mobile phones, while high achievers can focus in the classroom regardless of whether phones are present. Banning mobile phones could be a low-cost way for schools to reduce educational inequality.”

-Professor Anne Mangen, January 2013 Study in International Journal of Education Research: Students’ comprehension rates were worse for students who read text on screen vs. paper.

*Our Leadership class in the Blended Middle School is requesting your input on what you would like them to work on this year. They are an awesome team of 6th-8th graders so please keep that in mind! Arete Leadership Survey

 

*Want to Sign Up For the Resource Center- do so here

*Winter Enrichments- Sign up here

*2023-2024 Field Trips- Sign up here

*Have Photos For the Yearbook? Upload here 

 

Want to join Arete’s Private Family Group on Facebook- do so here. Arete Charter Academy Family Group

 

Remember to email Sarah at [email protected] a few days before a kiddos’ birthday if you want to send in treats so I can check for food allergies. Nuts are never allowed, but some individual classes have food allergies that I also monitor closely. Thanks for keeping our students safe. We also strongly encourage healthier treats if possible as some families closely monitor their kiddos’ sugar and food dye intake.

Please remember that we are a NUT FREE school as we have several students with severe nut allergies. Kiddos may enjoy nut free granola bars and spreads on their sandwiches and all the nut free favorites when away from Arete. Thanks!

 

*Want to see dates for the entire year? Click here

 

Dates for the 2023-2024 School Year

*January 15- Martin Luther King Day-school is not in session

*January 16-Cookie Science W/Meredith Doerr 12:15-1:30

*January 17- 9am 3-5th Grade Anti Bullying/ Positive Choices Assembly (If your kiddo is not normally on campus on Wednesdays, you are welcome to bring them for this awesome assembly!

*January 17- 10:15am 6-8th Dare to Be Great/Positive Choices Assembly 

*January 17- Bear River High School Visit- 6-8th Grades- 9:15am

*January 17- Little Fish Arts w/Susie Bell 12:15-1:15

*January 18- Little Fish Arts w/Susie Bell 12:15-1:15

*January 18 Lego Motor Madness  12:15-1:45

*January 18-NU Preview Night 6-8pm ALL Current 8th Graders and Families

*January 19- Future Bruin Day - From 9:15-12:30: Students will come to campus for a morning of information, tour, lunch and a rally! Please RSVP to [email protected] by Nov 29 with adult T shirt size. Future Bruin Day

*January 19- Culinary Adventures W/Ms. Doerr 9-10:30

*January 19 Field Trip @ Mosaic Museum of Science and Curiosity 9:30-12:30

*January 19- Art W/Stephanie and Wendy 10:30-11:30

*January 19- Friday Fun Day

*January 22-26 The Great Kindness Challenge

Math Masterminds Family Night

"Math Masterminds" is a fun math night for the whole family. All Arete families are invited. You are invited Thursday, February 8, 5:30-6:30 pm to the Arete MPR for an evening of 'make & take' math activities hosted by Mrs. Tamo and other Arete teachers followed by a Math "Spy Adventure" Escape Room. All participants are invited to come dressed in black as part of our SUPER SPY team. Your family will leave that night with several activities that promote math and maybe a raffle prize. We will have some fun math theme prizes. Please come and join us for this fun math adventure. This is a free event for all. 

assembly

Attention ALL Arete Families!  We are excited to announce we will be hosting two assemblies next week on January 17th.  The first assembly is for students in 3rd-5th grade.  The second assembly is for kids in grades 6-8th. All families are welcome and we look forward to seeing you next week!

*January 17- 9am 3-5th Grade Anti Bullying/ Positive Choices Assembly (If your kiddo is not normally on campus on Wednesdays, you are welcome to bring them for this awesome assembly!

*January 17- 10:15am 6-8th Dare to Be Great/Positive Choices Assembly

NWEA/AR Spring Testing and Field Trip Update

We opened Sutter's Fort and Traylor Ranch to second graders as well!
 
PLEASE sign up early if you have a busy schedule! Also, we recommend signing up at the beginning of the testing window so that if your kiddo gets sick and you need to re-schedule, you will be in the time frame of completing testing before Spring Break!
 

Feel free to ignore this if you only have TK/K/1 or a Blended Middle School kiddo. We are noticing that there seems to be a correlation between how long students spend on the tests and whether or not students show growth on the tests. Starting with this testing session and moving forward, students will take the NWEA Math test from 9:15-10:30. They will be encouraged to take their time, try their best and work out their problems on paper before they enter them into the computer. If they finish before the 10:30 snack break, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 10:30, students will have a 20 minute snack/recess break. When they return from the break, they may finish the math test if they need to or may start on the STAR Accelerated Reader test. They will be encouraged to take their time and try their best. If they finish early, they may read a book they brought from home or work on lessons they brought from home. At 12pm, all students will head out to the front of the school to be picked up by parents. By following this new procedure students should feel more relaxed, less pressure, and less disruption from other students moving in and out of the classroom, and have the opportunity to show all they have learned!

It's that time to start scheduling the final round of NWEA Math and Accelerated Reader Testing for the 2023-2024 school year. Reminder that all testing will be completed in person this year and is mandatory. (CAASP Testing is on the State schedule for May). Second-Eighth Grade will still need to take the STAR AR test and the NWEA Math test. Second and Third Grade's EA's will also give the Dibels Screener during their 20 Day Meeting or Resource Center time in February).

Testing sessions will be offered on Monday, March 4,Thursday, March 7, Friday, March 8, Monday, March 11, Thursday, March 14, and Monday, March 18.

If you have a busy schedule, please sign up early.  We only have ONE Friday testing day, so if you need that PLEASE book early. If your child has an Arete Chromebook checked out to them, please charge and have them bring it with them. If they need to check one out from us, please come 10 minutes early to check it out so the kiddos can be logged in and ready when the testing session starts.

ALL 2-8th grade parents should sign their kiddos up for one of the testing slots. Only the Blended Middle School will complete these assessments during their regular resource center time. As always, please email [email protected] with questions! Thanks!

Spring NWEA Math/STAR AR Testing Sign Up

Field Trip Update

We are needing to finalize numbers for our amazing Sutter's Fort Field Trip. We currently have 15 students signed up and need 20 to continue. We would also need four more parents to sign up to support the stations. By Wednesday, January 17,  please sign up for this field trip if you would like your children to attend this wonderful adventure. If you have already signed up and need to delete your sign up, please do so by that deadline as we must have firm numbers of students and parents participating. The mandatory zoom parent meeting will be Thursday, January 25 at 6pm (invite to come). All pertinent information is listed in the field trip description. Thanks!