October 20, 2025

• Brenda Bland- Principal

• Theresa Callisto- Principal Secretary 520-515-2944

• Front Office- 520-515-2940

• Jamie Patterson- School Nurse 520-515-2945

• Aliyah Schulz- Counselor 520-515-2946

This Friday, we are having a Game Day and an Arts Day that students can use their PBIS points to purchase! Students will get 30 minutes of board game time and/or 30 minutes of an Art activity!

What to Do If Your Child Is Being Bullied

If your child is being bullied at school, this can be a very painful experience for your child and your family. We are doing all we can at school to put a stop to bullying. Here are some additional things you can do to support your child if he or she is being bullied:
• Never tell your child to ignore the bullying.
• Don’t blame your child for the bullying. Don’t assume your child did something to provoke the bullying.
• Allow your child to talk about his or her bullying experiences. Write down what is shared.
• Empathize with your child. Tell him or her that bullying is wrong, that it is not his or her fault, and that you are glad he or she had the courage to tell you about it.
• If you disagree with how your child handled the bullying situation, don’t criticize him or her. It is often very difficult for children to know how best to respond.
• Do not encourage physical retaliation.
• Check your emotions. A parent’s protective instincts stir strong emotions. Although it is difficult, step back and consider the next steps carefully.
• Contact a teacher, school counselor, or principal at your school immediately and share your concerns about the bullying that your child has experienced.
• Work closely with school personnel to help solve the problem.
• Encourage your child to develop interests and hobbies that will help build resiliency in difficult situations like bullying.
• Encourage your child to make contact with friendly students in his or her class, or help your child meet new friends outside of school.
• Teach your child safety strategies, such as how to seek help from an adult.
• Make sure your child has a safe and loving home environment.
• If you or your child need additional help, seek help from a school counselor and/or mental health professional.

Did you know you can find all of the important dates about upcoming events and school happenings on our events page by clicking here

• Every Wednesday - Early Release 12:45

• October 6 - November 3 - Edward Jones Food Drive

• October 27 - PJ day

• October 28 - Twin day
• October 29 - Croc/Slipper day
• October 30 - Mickey Mouse Club day

• October 31 - Halloween Costume Parade; 1st quarter Bobcat Brigade

• November 6 - Book Bingo Parent engagement night 5 - 6:30 PM
• November 7 - Site Council meeting 7:30 AM

Ms. Constantino- Teacher

Favorite School Supply - clipboard and colored pens

Favorite Drink - Starbucks Matcha Latte

Favorite Candy - M & Ms, Twix, Kinder Bueno

Favorite Snack - cookies, pizza burger

Favorite Color - pink

Ms. Daniel- Teacher

Favorite School Supply - laminating machine, laminating paper, ball point pens and construction paper

Favorite Drink - Coke and coffee

Favorite Candy - Chocolate almonds

Favorite Snack - break with peanut butter and bananas

Favorite Color - blue and grey