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The following procedures will be in place while eating lunch on campus with your child: 1. All visitors must receive a pass from the office. Please be prepared to show your ID. 2. Visitors will eat lunch with their child at our designated visitor’s tables and not at our student tables. 3. When your child returns to class on their own please exit the cafeteria and return your pass to the office. 4. Out of courtesy for other visitors, if you have more than one child that you are going to eat lunch with and their lunch time is more than 10 minutes apart please exit the cafeteria and feel free to wait in the office until the next lunch time be- gins. This will avoid overcrowding at our visitor’s table and allow all visitors to en- joy eating lunch with their child.

Growth Mindset Affirmation: One of our campus goals this school year is to help our students create a love of learning and a strong sense of resilience that is essential for great accomplishment. Many times individuals think they’re either are or aren't smart (fixed mindset). Scientists have proven that the more times students use their brain in a positive sense the stronger (smarter) their brain becomes (growth mindset). Each month of this school year our campus will focus on one growth mindset affirmation. At the beginning of the month we will share the affirmation that will be our focus. For the month of October we are emphasizing "I'm Going to Train My Brain". In order to give you a better idea about this campus goal we are providing you with additional information that you can use at home. The whole idea is to let our students know that you can change your mindset by thinking things through.

Narrated versions of the presentations over the A-F Accountability system are now available. One presentation provides an overview of the accountability system established by HB 22. Each of the remaining three presentations focuses on one domain in the new accountability system and highlights specific areas on which we are asking for feedback. View the narrated presentation

Parents/Guardians, we are asking for your support in making sure that your child arrives to school on time each school day. Students are expected to be in their classrooms ready to begin their day of learning by 8:00 a.m. Students may be dropped off at school beginning at 7:30 a.m. When students arrive to school on time they feel less rushed and can start their school day on the right foot. Please note for the 2018-2019 school year elementary students will be starting school at 7:50 a.m. This will be a big change for all families. Thank you to our families who are ensuring their child arrives to school on time. We appreciate your support.