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Thank you for helping us raise more than $75,000 at our 75th Anniversary Gala Jubilee. Your support directly benefits our school, and we truly appreciate your generosity!

A student is considered tardy if not in their classroom at 8:00 a.m. when the bell rings. Tardy students must report to the school office to obtain a tardy slip before entering their classroom. According to California Department of Education truancy laws, schools are required to enforce a policy for unexcused tardies and absences.

Excessive tardiness affects the responsible behavior grade. Consequences for exceeding the listed limits:

• 1st Semester (10 absences / 10 tardies) warning notice
• 2nd Semester (20 absences/ 20 tardies) letter from principal
• 3rd Trimester (15 absences/21 tardies) principal, parent, teacher conference

The principal is the final recourse in attendance matters and reserves the right to waive any and all regulations for just cause at his/her discretion. All consequences listed above are for unexcused tardies and absences only.

A huge shout of appreciation and heartfelt thanks to Don Tyssee for all the hard work over the Easter break! Your dedication and effort in installing the new laminate flooring in the 3rd and 6th grade classrooms has truly made a difference. The spaces look fantastic, and your time and craftsmanship are deeply appreciated. Thank you for going above and beyond for our students and school community.

The eighth graders truly excelled in presenting the Stations of the Cross. With this being their final year, they demonstrated remarkable dedication, reverence, and teamwork. Mrs. Romero’s class displayed a heartfelt reflection. Their efforts set a wonderful example and left a lasting impression as they prepare to move on to new adventures.