Monday, October 23rd

 Message from Principal Duncan~

Well, this month has been filled with so many fun events, and the festivities are just beginning here at Kaseberg Elementary.  This past week students enjoyed an assembly from Wild Things where they got to see a live Alligator, skunk, and Lemur.  In addition, our Book Fair was up and running and we kicked off the holiday season with our Annual Fall Family Festival which was a HUGE hit.  Thank you to all of our volunteers, PTC, librarian, and families for supporting our little school!  We appreciate you all more than you know! 


IMPORTANT INFORMATION~

Kaseberg Fall Spirit Week 10/23-1027~

Don't forget to show your school spirit this week by dressing up for our Spirit Days.  In addition, our student council will be hosting some fun Fall Games during our student's lunch recess.  We can't wait to see your crazy socks, Halloween Jammies and Fall Colors!  

NO SCHOOL 10/30 & 10/31~


Next week on Monday, October 30th and Tuesday, October 31st students have no school due to it being a Staff Professional Development Work Day!  

*PLEASE make sure your child is at school on Wednesday, Nov 1st to ensure their attendance is not negatively impacted!

Keep Up the GREAT Attendance HAWKS!~


It is imperative that our students are here at school every day.  Attendance is the #1 indicator of student success in school and how a student will perform in school.   Our goal this year is to have 95% attendance each month in every class.  

Classrooms receive rewards when they reach their 95% goal each month.  We have one more week to reach our goal in each class.  Way to go and here are the current standings!

Who is going to make the 95% goal for October??
  • Mrs.Whitney 98.33%
  • Mr.Barber 97.5%
  • Mrs.Wackerly 97.5%
  • Mrs.Febbraro 96%
  • Mrs.Salinas 95.6%
  • Mr.Tapia 95.33% 
  • Mrs.Fayter 94.9%
  • Mrs.McCarty 94.7%
  • Ms.Steffano 93.3%
  • Mrs.Robbins 93%
  • Mrs.Burns 93%
  • Mrs.Wallingford 92.3%
  • Mrs.Hunter 90.1%
  • Mrs.Elkins 88.9%
  • Mrs.Stauss 84% 

PTC Events and Highlights~



   

Monday, October 9th

 Message from Principal Duncan~

Wow, what a busy last few weeks we have had on campus, and the month of October is filled with more fun on its way!  Thank you to all of you who participated in our Penny Wars Fundraiser that raised close to $3,000!  We will be using those funds to pay for a new mural that is being painted on our campus.  

Important Information~ 
Fall Family Festival-Saturday, October 21st~

We have one of our biggest events of the school year coming up very soon...our Fall Family Festival!  To make this possible for our students we NEED your help.  Please review the flyer for event details and ways to help our school support this annual tradition and event!  We can't wait to see you all there!  


Book Fair Oct 16th-Oct 21st and We Need Volunteers~
The Book Fair is one of our student's favorite times of the school year. To have the Book Fair open for students we need parent volunteers daily to be the cashier and support student shopping.  

Please fill out the Sign-Up Genius HERE if you are able to volunteer some time next week.  Thank you for your help!  

Attendance Matters~

As we welcome the fall and winter seasons, I want to re-emphasize the critical importance of maintaining good attendance. These upcoming months often bring various vacations and holiday celebrations, making it essential to plan ahead and ensure your child's education and attendance remain top priorities.


Our district-wide "Every Day Matters" Attendance Campaign and “Every Day Matters” website are designed to empower you with tips and support, as well as remind us all that regular school attendance is not just a routine requirement; it is a cornerstone of a child's academic success. Missing even just a day or two can have a significant impact on learning and overall progress.


How can you establish good attendance and health habits for your child?

  • Plan Ahead: Review the school calendar to identify important dates, such as holidays and school breaks. Try to schedule family vacations and activities during these times to minimize disruptions.

  • Set a Routine: Establish a consistent daily routine for your child that includes a healthy sleep schedule, a balanced diet, regular exercise, and ample time for homework and relaxation. Ensure your child comes to school healthy and ready to learn.

  • Communicate: Encourage open communication between you, your child, and the school. If your child is unwell or facing any challenges, let the school know as soon as possible.

  • Be a Role Model: Demonstrate the value of education and a healthy lifestyle by prioritizing punctuality, attendance, and well-being in your own life. Your child will learn from your example.

  • Celebrate Achievements: Recognize and celebrate your child's achievements and milestones in their academic journey. Positive reinforcement can motivate them to attend school regularly.


Remember, every day at school counts, and your support in fostering good attendance and health habits will have a lasting impact on your child's future success. If you ever have any questions or concerns related to attendance, health, or your child's education, please do not hesitate to reach out to our school staff.


October Dress Up Days:

Important Dates Coming:
  • October 16th-October 21st: Book Fair
  • October 20th: Snowie King for Sale after school
  • October 21st: Fall Family Festival 11:00-2:00
  • October 23rd-October 27th: Fall Dress-Up Days
  • October 30th-October 31st: No School
PTC Events and Highlights: