Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Week of October 12, 2026

What a FUN time at Spirit Rally!  Thank you to all of you that joined in on the fun and games.  SO PROUD of our 325 perfect attendance kiddos.  How about those Dancing Spurs??!!  WAY TO GO!  

Thank you for being great learners at your district training on Thursday. 

I hope you have time on the three day weekend to disconnect from school and enjoy time for rest and relaxation.  Maybe go to the state fair?  LOVE TO YOU ALL!

DID YOU KNOW: 

  • a new 9 weeks means reviewing your respect agreements, reviewing digital citizenship, and changing out classroom displays that have been up since the beginning of the year?
  • we have a tutor (Mr. Adrian- Laura's son) coming to work 10 hours per week with fifth grade?  These hours are due to their high numbers in their classes and paid for by CISD.

UPCOMING PROFESSIONAL LEARNING INFO
October 8 District PL Day Schedule
Please be sure to review the schedule again the morning of Oct. 8 to confirm your location before heading out.

If you don’t see your role listed or are unsure where you should be after reviewing the schedule, please check with your direct supervisor.
  • District PL Day Hours: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM (Lunch 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM)
  • All non-exempt staff will still need 40 hours for the week.
  • Campus Access: Staff will be able to enter the front door of each PL location using their district badge.
  • Dress Code: Jeans and a nice top or campus shirt.
  • Supplies: You will need your MacBook AND iPad. Please make sure both devices are updated and charged!
October 9 Campus PL Day Schedule (casual dress):
  • Review Leadership Notes as a House (don't forget the spreadsheet for car numbers)
  • Attend required ADA compliance training from CISD
  • Plan for your learner led conferences and send out a schedule
  • Complete report cards
  • Lesson design time with implementation of 10/8 learning

NO SCHOOL FOR LEARNERS



WAC KICK OFF

You got an email from Amy on Wednesday about Write a Check kicking off.  Remember that the designers with the highest collection and participation rates get a gift card.  IF cash does come in with a learner (not preferred) please send them to the office and the office will write down the amount and class.  PTO will collect it once a week and add to your class totals.  Once your class has created your incentive chart (thanks for sending two options, Kristi), please send a copy of your chart home through Parent Square.  This was a request from our PTO meeting.  Also, please avoid "stacking" prizes.  Redeem quickly to keep motivation high.  We can do this!!



NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK

The CISD Child Nutrition Department is excited to announce that National School Lunch Week (NSLW) is next week, October 12-16th. This year’s NSLW theme is “Cafeteria Circus: Where Nutrition Takes Center Stage!”  So, step right up and join the fun as the Cafeteria Circus comes to town, featuring exciting flavors, tasty attractions, and all the important parts of a healthy school lunch!




PINK FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
Wear pink with your jeans and stop by the lounge for some pink treats on Wednesday.



FLEX LEARNING
Join us for some exceptional professional learning from our LAS team after school.  



RED RIBBON WEEK APPROACHING IN TWO WEEKS
We will participate in these Spirit Days, the last full week in October, in celebration of Red Ribbon Week.  Here are the theme days, now, so you and your families can prepare.


WRITE-A-CHECK FUNDRAISING IS LIVE
Our RJL PTO annual Write-A-Check fundraising campaign is officially underway! This is our main source of funding for the FamiLEE PTO, and this year’s goal is $35,000.

Every dollar raised goes right back into our school—supporting programs like Red Ribbon Week, Author Visits, enrichment programs, field trip transportation, and much more.

Please consider making your donation today at rjlpto.org/wac




SWEETEN UP RJL TRUNK OR TREAT! 
The Annual RJL Trunk or Treat on October 29th at 5:30pm is one of our favorite community events of the year, but we can't do it without our FamiLEE! To help support the work our designer teams put into their fabulous trunks, we are gathering candy donations for them to hand out on the big night! Please sign up to send in a bag of 150+ pieces of candy/prizes with your learner by Friday, October 23rd. rjlpto.org/candy



FINAL CALL, TEAM LEE SPURS! 
Missed the original House Shirt or Winter Wear sale? Now's your chance! We have a limited amount of House Shirts & Winter Wear available in our final inventory — but once they're gone, they're gone!

Our fresh Team Lee jersey-style House Shirts are perfect for Spirit Day Fridays, field trips, House events, and showing off your Spur pride all year long. And with cooler weather on the way, now is the perfect time to snag some Winter Wear too! Grab yours before they’re gone

This is our final inventory, so sizes and quantities are limited!

Shop today at rjlpto.org/spurstore

House Shirt delivery: Week of October 19, 2026



FROM OUR LIBRARY



LIBRARY HELPERS NEEDED
Mrs. Stout would love library helpers to help shelve books and with other small projects. Please sign up and consider becoming a regular volunteer for the library! rjlpto.org/library  For anyone shelving books, we’ve worked with Mrs. Stout to create a quick training video you can watch before your volunteer slot!



WALKTHROUGHS AND OBSERVATIONS IN OCTOBER

Kudos to those of you that have already had your formal TTESS observation and for others who are planning for their observations.  What awesome visits we have had so far!  For this month, we will be giving you feedback on Domain 2.5:  Monitor and Adjust during walkthroughs.  We will be looking for:


  • How you adjust instruction and activities to maintain student engagement (movement, music, manipulatives, small groups and individual work, conferences with learners).

  • How you address learner engagement/disengagement.

  • Questioning and feedback used to check for understanding.

  • How you use a variety of assessment/input from learners to gather data.

  • Checks for understanding through purposeful questioning and feedback.

  • The pacing of the lesson.



SEPTEMBER ATTENDANCE SHOUT OUT
Our campus finished September with an overall attendance rate of 97.48%! Congratulations to Blue House, our September attendance champion with 98.35%, and to 3rd grade, our top grade level at 98.05%! We also celebrated many classes that reached 13 days of 100% attendance, with Purple House becoming the first house to have every class earn their Mr. Potato Head chips! Thank you, families, for helping us make every school day count! 




LEARNER-LED CONFERENCE DAY
Please start sending home parent sign ups for Fall Conferences. (This can be worked on, on Friday)  Did you know Parent Square works for scheduling?  Julie would be happy to show you how.  Let our Admin Team, Angela, SPED, or MLI know if you want any of us to support you during your conferences.  Remember that these are learner-led conferences, even for our youngest of friends.  Thank you for supporting our campus goal and CISD's core value of collective engagement.  Here are my expectations for Lee Learner Led Conferences along with links to MAP parent letters, MAP videos, and MAP and mClass teacher resources from CISD.  Thank you, Cassie, for sharing this resource with the campus as well!


COACHES CORNER

Intentional Technology: October Imaginariums! Whether Imaginariums are already a classroom favorite or new to you, October’s collection is an opportunity to spark creative thinking! Created by Susan Maynor, Imaginariums are flexible learning activities that invite learners to imagine, explore possibilities, and build creative confidence.





Choose any page (or all of them!), use it in Pages, and adapt it to your learners and learning goals. Learners can sketch, write, and explain their ideas, then revisit their work to try a different approach.
Keep the technology purposeful: Give learners opportunities to develop, revise, and communicate their thinking. Try asking, “What else could you try?” or “How did your idea change?”

Want to get it started in your classroom but not sure where to start? Reach out, I’d love to partner with you!

LESSON IN LEEDERSHIP




DATES TO REMEMBER:
  • RJL WRITE A CHECK CAMPAIGN
  • NATIONAL DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH
  • STOMP OUT BULLYING MONTH
  • BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
  • NATIONAL PRINCIPAL MONTH
  • HINDU HERITAGE MONTH
  • NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK
Oct 12- NO SCHOOL
Oct 13-  Grading Period 2 Begins
Oct 14-  Wear PINK with Jeans
     5th Grade TX Wildlife Visit
     Flex Learning (3:30-4:30)
Oct 15- Math Content Academy
Oct 16- Report Card Day / Grades Posted in HAC

RED RIBBON WEEK IS TWO WEEKS AWAY!

Thursday, October 1, 2026

Week of October 5, 2026

What an incredible staff you are! Thank you for showing Dr. Shivers, Mr. Hilton, and our Board members what great math instruction looks like at Lee.  I am ALWAYS so proud to walk guests through our building and let them see you in action. Wednesday was no exception. The intentional instruction, learner engagement, collaboration, questioning, and high expectations happening were on full display. You don’t just talk about high levels of learning for ALL. You make it happen every single day. It is such a privilege to be your principal and your biggest cheerleader.  THANK YOU!

DID YOU KNOW: 

  • that a purchase order has been submitted for grades for StemScopes Foundations kits for each of your sections?  Once they arrive, we will get these in your hands.  Due to pricing, we will get the K-2 and 3-5 Fluency Kits next year.  I hope this support helps remove the barrier of making so many copies.
  • your staff badge gets you +1 into district varsity sport events, including football?
  • that all CISD employees should be able to access the Amazon app that is in the “My Applications” menu in SSO?  This doesn't mean we can take care of your personal shopping cart, but we CAN use this to assist Amy with orders through Amazon.  Video directions are HERE.  Name your cart with your last name and the date.  I still need a paper copy to code and for documentation, but you can share lists with Amy, as well as emailing the PO to her. 

WORLD DAY OF BULLYING PREVENTION
October is National Bullying Prevention Month and the first Monday of every October is World Day of Bullying Prevention.  On this day students, schools, and communities all over the world go BLUE together against bullying.  We want you and your learners to join us to stop bullying and cyberbullying by wearing a blue shirt with your jeans on Monday.



THANK YOU LEARNING COACH
October 6 is National Instructional Coaches Day.  Join me in thanking Julie for leading us all so well.  We appreciate her, loads!



FALL PICTURE DAY
We will begin school pictures immediately following the morning broadcast at 8:00 AM in the cafeteria.
Staff Photos:
  • Specials and Support Staff: Please take your photos between 7:40–8:00 AM.
  • Teachers may take pictures with their class if they do not get a chance before school.
Order of Pictures:
  • We will follow the Specials schedule, beginning with Kinder Purple, 1st Purple, 2nd Purple, and continuing until all of Purple House is complete.
  • Then we will move through houses in this order: Yellow → Red → Blue → Green
  • If needed, please host indoor recess to help keep learners “fresh.”
Logistics in the Cafe:
  • Specials Designers: If your class is not finished by your Specials time, you may be asked to wait with them in the cafeteria.
  • Please bring your learners to the cafeteria quickly when volunteers come to get you. Your delay slows down the entire process.
  • Once half of your class is finished, you may return to your classroom. Volunteers will send the remaining learners back when they are done.
Tips for a Smooth Day:
  • Learners should wear their ID badges before arriving at the photographer to speed things up.  They can show it to the photographer and clip to their back or hold in their hand when the picture is taken.
Thank you for your flexibility with schedules and routines (teaching, lunch, recess, and Specials) on this day.  Reagan and Rikki, we will make sure volunteers come and get your learners as well.
  

FLU CLINIC AT LEE
Coppell ISD will host a fall vaccine clinic @ Lee on Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 10:30-11:15. Participants should bring their insurance card and a completed consent form to the clinic. 




PTO MEETING ON TUESDAY
Our next virtual PTO Meeting is coming up this Tuesday, October 6th at 6pm - join us for some exciting updates from your PTO and RJL Admin Team. Reminder - Visit rjlpto.org/rjlspeaks to submit anonymous questions for the PTO or the RJL Admin team prior to the meeting.



COLLEGE SHIRT DAY

Wednesday is College Shirt Day.  Encourage learners to participate by wearing a college shirt on the first Wednesday of each month.  You may wear jeans with your college shirt.

DISTRICT VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT VISIT ON WEDNESDAY
Please expect guests on Wednesday to review campus safety. 


SPIRIT RALLY
We will host our Fall Spirit Rally on Wednesday from 2:00-3:00.  Please have learners packed up in your spaces before we call you down, by houses, over the intercom.  Parents are welcome to attend and can arrive starting at 1:45 to check in.  Be prepared to have staff and learners participate in interactive games.  
 




SWEETEN UP RJL TRUNK OR TREAT!
 
The Annual RJL Trunk or Treat on October 29th at 5:30pm is one of our favorite community events of the year, but we can't do it without our FamiLEE! To help support the work our designer teams put into their fabulous trunks, we are gathering candy donations for them to hand out on the big night! Please sign up to send in a bag of 150+ pieces of candy/prizes with your learner by Friday, October 23rd. rjlpto.org/candy



FINAL CALL, TEAM LEE SPURS! 
Missed the original House Shirt or Winter Wear sale? Now's your chance! We have a limited amount of House Shirts & Winter Wear available in our final inventory — but once they're gone, they're gone!

Our fresh Team Lee jersey-style House Shirts are perfect for Spirit Day Fridays, field trips, House events, and showing off your Spur pride all year long. And with cooler weather on the way, now is the perfect time to snag some Winter Wear too! Grab yours before they’re gone

This is our final inventory, so sizes and quantities are limited!

Shop today at rjlpto.org/spurstore

House Shirt delivery: Week of October 19, 2026


SILENT SPUR
Looking for a consistent way to quiet your learners?  Feel free to use the hand signal for being a "Silent Spur."  We will use this hand signal at our Spirit Rally.
NO SCHOOL FOR LEARNERS



UPCOMING PROFESSIONAL LEARNING INFO
October 8 District PL Day Schedule
Please be sure to review the schedule again the morning of Oct. 8 to confirm your location before heading out.

If you don’t see your role listed or are unsure where you should be after reviewing the schedule, please check with your direct supervisor.
  • District PL Day Hours: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM (Lunch 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM)
  • All non-exempt staff will still need 40 hours for the week.
  • Campus Access: Staff will be able to enter the front door of each PL location using their district badge.
  • Dress Code: Jeans and a nice top or campus shirt.
  • Supplies: You will need your MacBook AND iPad. Please make sure both devices are updated and charged!
October 9 Campus PL Day Schedule:
  • Required ADA compliance training from CISD
  • Planning for learner led conferences
  • Completing report cards
  • Lesson design time with implementation of 10/8 learning

ATTENDANCE MATTERS


Look at the graphic above to see how missing school can impact your learner initially and over time! As you make vacation plans this year, remember that missing school can impact your child's learning and success, and it also affects attendance laws. Please schedule trips following the holidays on the CISD academic calendar to ensure compliance and support your child's education. An online absence note is required for any part of the day that a student is missing from school: an hour, a half day, a full day.  For your convenience, this is the link to the online absence note form:  School Absence Note


RESPECT AGREEMENTS
October 13 starts the 2nd 9 weeks.  Please build time in your SS lesson design, for the week of October 13, to include time to revisit and update your respect agreements with your classes.  Any new copies or changes should be uploaded in Lee Links.


DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
Speaking of a new 9 weeks, remember to review digital citizenship with your class.  Revisiting digital citizenship conversations throughout the year helps to keep a healthy digital classroom environment.  Common Sense Media is a fabulous resource for supporting children as they navigate the waters of digital learning.  Please make sure any new learners to your class have signed your digital citizenship contracts hanging in your spaces.


MORNING / CLASS MEETINGS
Class circles are going to help learners (and you) as we maintain relationships.  THEY ARE A REQUIREMENT IN CISD.  They provide social/emotional support in your space.  You should have a structure within the class meeting to foster authentic relationships, provide safety for everyone's voice to be heard and allow vulnerability to occur.  Class meetings build secure relationships in a safe and structured setting.  Remember to be completing your Second Step lessons once a week.  


REPORT CARD COMMENTS

As you work on adding comments for K-3 report cards, remember that comments can extend beyond the classroom and influence a child's self-esteem, motivation, and future learning experiences.  Meaningful comments can inspire life long love of learning and personal growth.  Need some ideas or a place to start?  Here are some.  You might be interested in Magic School AI tools to assist you as well. 



WALKTHROUGHS AND OBSERVATIONS IN OCTOBER

Kudos to those of you that have already had your formal TTESS observation and for others who are planning for their observations.  What awesome visits we have had so far!  For this month, we will be giving you feedback on Domain 2.5:  Monitor and Adjust during walkthroughs.  We will be looking for:


  • How you adjust instruction and activities to maintain student engagement (movement, music, manipulatives, small groups and individual work, conferences with learners).

  • How you address learner engagement/disengagement.

  • Questioning and feedback used to check for understanding.

  • How you use a variety of assessment/input from learners to gather data.

  • Checks for understanding through purposeful questioning and feedback.

  • The pacing of the lesson.



SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR NEXT ROUND OF FLEX LEARNING



RED RIBBON WEEK APPROACHING IN THREE WEEKS
We will participate in these Spirit Days, the last full week in October, in celebration of Red Ribbon Week.  Here are the theme days, now, so you and your families can prepare.

LEARNER-LED CONFERENCE DAY
Please start sending home parent sign ups for Fall Conferences. (This can be worked on, on Friday)  Did you know Parent Square works for scheduling?  Julie would be happy to show you how.  Let our Admin Team, Angela, SPED, or MLI know if you want any of us to support you during your conferences.  Remember that these are learner-led conferences, even for our youngest of friends.  Thank you for supporting our campus goal and CISD's core value of collective engagement.  Here are my expectations for Lee Learner Led Conferences along with links to MAP parent letters, MAP videos, and MAP and mClass teacher resources from CISD.  Thank you, Cassie, for sharing this resource with the campus as well!


COACHES CORNER

Math Word-Problem Schemas: Your New Favorite Strategy!
Instead of having learners identify keywords in word problems, teach them how to comprehend each problem as a story with its own type of math-related genre/structure, which is called a Math Schema. Learn more and download resources at SPIRAL Math!


Word-Problem Schemas Poster (find this and more at SPIRAL Math!):
Total, Difference, Change, Equal Groups, and Set Comparison


LESSON IN LEEDERSHIP


DATES TO REMEMBER:
  • GLOBAL MATH WEEK (Oct 10-17)
  • PURPLE HOUSE TAKES CARE OF THE LOUNGE THIS MONTH
  • HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
  • NATIONAL DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH
  • STOMP OUT BULLYING MONTH
  • BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
  • HINDU HERITAGE MONTH
Oct 5- Wear Blue for Bullying Prevention
     Lariettes Greet in the morning (rescheduled due to rain)
     LEEdership Council Mtg. (9:35-10:30)  
Oct 6- Fall Picture Day
     National Instructional Coaches Day
     DVA Visit
     Virtual PTO Meeting (6:00 PM)
Oct 7- College Shirt Day
     Spirit Rally (2:00)
     Write a Check campaign begins through Oct. 31
     Leadership Meeting (3:15 PM- Laura's Space)
Oct 8- District Professional Learning Day
Oct 9- Campus Professional Learning Day
Oct 10- Curtis' Birthday
Oct 12- NO SCHOOL

RED RIBBON WEEK IS THREE WEEKS AWAY!

Thursday, September 24, 2026

Week of September 28, 2026

Cheers to another fabulous week. Thank you for participating in the Homecoming spirit days and to the staff, Laura, parents and LEEdership Council for representing our school at the Homecoming Parade. We saw so many staff members along the route- THANK YOU!  We will have Dr. Shivers on campus on Wednesday, September 30 from 10:00-10:45 to see Math workshop.  Green and Purple House...you are up!

 

DID YOU KNOW:
  • not only are sharpies restricted in classrooms, but also dry erase pens should be nowhere near our new furniture.  This dry erase ink does not come off of our furniture.  Thank you for your 100% cooperation so we can keep our furniture looking new for years to come.
  • CK has requested a quote for the StemScopes Foundations Kits and Fluency Builders for each of you?  This will help with you having to make copies and sets for your lessons and also provide options for your math rotations so you can meet with your small groups.  Please let me know if there is anything else you need!
  • parents can start joining their learners for lunch on Friday, October 2?  Please share the  Friday Lunch sign up in your weekly newsletter and remind them of the importance of signing up ahead of time for each visit.  No photos of learners should be taken during Friday FamiLEE Lunch and guests can only bring in food for their own learner.  
  • you are REQUIRED to call CPS (1-800-252-5400) if a learner shares information that is concerning?  Just a friendly reminder.



FAIR DAY TICKETS
Staff fair day tickets will be ready for pick up in the office.  Student tickets will also be placed in your teacher mailboxes.  Please make sure you send tickets home with each learner as soon as you get them.  


OCTOBER IS DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH
We will wear RED with jeans on Thursday, October 1, in recognition.



COMMUNITIES UNITED FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION
On Thursday, October 1, a local grassroots nonpartisan organization formed to support public education, is hosting a rally at the Coppell High School Arena at 6pm. The goal is to express gratitude for Coppell ISD and to show our community, state and local government that our community loves and values our public schools. All employees and families are invited to attend. The first 100 teachers receive a Starbucks gift card.



REMINDERS FROM OUR AP
Need help with either task? Please reach out to Angel or Julie with any questions. We’re happy to help!
MTSS Quick Glance Reminders:
  • Keep all previous notes - please do not delete prior documentation
  • Date all new notes and updates as you add them
  • Any learner can be added. There are no strict cutoffs or grade levels that are excluded. If you’re unsure whether a learner should be added, add them & we'll discuss in MTSS.
  • Please move learners to their current house as needed
  • Learners who have withdrawn can be moved to the Withdrawn tab
Please include Angel on your communication to parents about the 1416 letters.

Thank you for helping us keep our MTSS information current and useful!


SAVE THE DATE FLU CLINIC AT LEE
Coppell ISD will host a fall vaccine clinic @ Lee on Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 10:30-11:15. Participants should bring their insurance card and a completed consent form to the clinic. 




SAVE THE DATE FOR NEXT WEEK'S FLEX LEARNING



ATTENDANCE MATTERS
Parents and guardians, please note: Texas law requires students to attend school each day that instruction is provided. According to Education Code Sec. 25.093, unexcused absences on 10 or more days (or part of days) is considered a Class C misdemeanor. Let's work together to ensure all students attend school regularly and comply with state attendance laws.


CELEBRATE OUR INCREDIBLE TEAM

We have so much great teaching happening at Lee Elementary.  Has someone gone above and beyond and you want to recognize them?  The CISD Great Employees Matter or GEM program recognizes outstanding employees who serve the mission and core values of CISD in a manner that exceeds job expectations. Nominate a GEM in your school or office by Oct. 23. Learn more about the program at www.coppellisd.com/page/great-employees-matter.  


WALKTHROUGHS FOR OCTOBER

We enjoyed giving you feedback on your learning environment in September.  For this month, we will be giving you feedback on Domain 2.5:  Monitor and Adjust.  We will be looking for:


  • How you adjust instruction and activities to maintain student engagement (movement, music, manipulatives, small groups and individual work, conferences with learners).

  • How you address learner engagement/disengagement.

  • Questioning and feedback used to check for understanding.

  • How you use a variety of assessment/input from learners to gather data.

  • Checks for understanding through purposeful questioning and feedback.

  • The pacing of the lesson.



LAST CALL FOR HOUSE COLOR SHIRT PRE-ORDERS!
Show your school spirit with our house color shirts! This year, we've updated the look with a fresh Team Lee jersey design and vibrant new colors, perfect for Spirit Day Fridays, field trips, and showing off your house pride all year long. Don’t miss the chance to grab yours at rjlpto.org/spurstore

The order deadline is September 27, with delivery the week of October 19. After 9/27, there will be LIMITED inventory and prices will increase.

Place your order today!



SPIRIT NIGHT THIS MONDAY AT TASTE OF MALAYSIA

Join Richard J. Lee Elementary PTO for a delicious Spirit Event at the RJL Parent owned Taste of Malaysia in Cypress Waters on Monday, Sept 28th.  Enjoy authentic Malaysian cuisine, including the lunch buffet, à la carte dining, and takeout.  

When ordering, be sure to mention Richard J. Lee at checkout, and 15% of eligible sales will be donated back to RJL PTO to support our school community.

  • Lunch: 11:00 AM–2:30 PM
  • Dinner: 5:00–9:00 PM
  • 15% donated back to RJL PTO
  • Owned by RJL parents!

Bring the family, invite your friends, and enjoy a great meal while supporting RJL PTO!




LESSON IN "LEE"DERSHIP

DATES TO REMEMBER:
  • BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
  • NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
  • STOMP OUT BULLYING MONTH
  • NATIONAL PRINCIPAL'S MONTH
  • DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH
  • HINDU HERITAGE MONTH
  • PURPLE HOUSE TAKES CARE OF THE LOUNGE THIS MONTH 
Sept 30- Dr. Shivers Learning Walk (10:00-10:45) We will see math at this time in Green and Purple Houses
Oct 1- Wear RED for Dyslexia
     MTSS Mtgs. (Conference Time)
    Communities United Event @ CHS Arena (6:00 PM)
Oct 2- School Custodian Appreciation Day
     Coffee With the Counselors (9:00-10:00 Cafe)