Important Information~
2025-2026 Kaseberg Community Survey~
We kindly ask that all families complete the Community Feedback Survey, either electronically or by using the printed version that will be sent home in this week’s Friday folders.
Your input is greatly valued and plays an important role in maintaining a collaborative school community focused on what is best for our students. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback—we truly appreciate it!
We are accepting survey submissions January 20th-February 20th!
This month, our classes are focusing on the character trait of Caring. Each class will explore what it looks like and sounds like to be caring at school—through kindness, empathy, and respectful actions. Students may earn Caught Cha tickets anytime they demonstrate this trait around campus.
Here are some simple, meaningful ways parents can model and encourage the trait of caring at home:
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Model kindness and empathy by using respectful language, listening, and showing compassion during everyday moments.
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Acknowledge feelings by helping children name and talk about their emotions—and validating how they feel.
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Practice helping behaviors like sharing responsibilities, helping siblings, or doing kind acts for neighbors and family members.
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Use positive words and actions such as saying “thank you,” offering encouragement, and showing appreciation often.
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Talk about caring choices by discussing how actions affect others and celebrating moments when your child shows kindness.
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Encourage service by finding small ways to give back together, like helping a friend, caring for a pet, or donating to those in need.
When children see caring modeled at home, they’re more likely to carry it with them to school and beyond
Way to Rock Attendance HAWKS~
Congratulations to our January Attendance Raffle winners! 🎉
These students showed outstanding commitment by not missing a single day of school and were rewarded with a $25 Target gift card. Way to go!
As a school community, our goal is to reduce the number of students who are chronically absent—defined as missing 18 or more school days in a year. Thanks to the collective efforts of our students, families, and staff, we are making incredible progress and are well on our way to finishing the year strong with fantastic attendance.
Research consistently shows that strong attendance matters. Students who attend school regularly are more likely to read on grade level by third grade, perform better academically in later years, and feel more connected to their school community.
Thank you to our families for prioritizing daily attendance and helping our students show up ready to learn. Together, we are building habits that set our children up for long-term success!
2025-2026 Yearbook Purchase and Cover Contest~
It’s that exciting time of year—yearbook orders are now open! This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a keepsake your child will treasure for years to come.
We are also inviting our talented students to design this year’s yearbook cover. We can’t wait to see their creativity shine and discover what our yearbook cover will look like this year
February Upcoming Events~
Monday, February 9th:
🚫 No School for Students and Staff
Tuesday, February 10th:
🎶 Skate Night: 6:00–8:00
Wednesday, February 11th:
📚 PTC General Meeting: 6:00–7:00 (Library)
Monday, February 16th:
🚫 No School for Students and Staff
Tuesday, February 17th:
❤️ PTC Dine Out Night – Mountain Mike’s Pizza
Friday, February 27th:
⭐ FREE Popcorn Friday
📘 Last Day of Trimester 2
We look forward to seeing our families at these events! 😊
