Standardized ERB test scores for grades 2-8 are now available for parents to review. You can also schedule an appointment starting the week of March 28 with Mrs. Paciorek (grades 2-3) or Mrs. Taylor (grades 4-8). If you would like to receive a copy of the results or schedule an appointment, please email Ms. Morales or call 626-286-3108, ext 111. 

 

Students love to explore books in the library and enjoy their quiet time. Our first graders have been taking over the role as the librarian when they visit on Thursday. The weekly storyteller reads a book aloud to their classmates and answers questions! What is better than sharing the love for reading and storytelling?

Follow this link to schedule a conference time with your child's teacher. Use event code: dy6y5. Follow the instructions on each page. You will receive an email confirmation of your Conference Day booking. School Bookings will close on March 21 at 3pm, so please book your conference time before then.  

 

 

Middle school conferences on March 23 are by invitation only. As always, teachers are available any time to address any concerns you may have. NO SCHOOL for JPK-8th on Conference Day, March 23.

 

Some of our middle school students have been working hard rehearsing every Monday to prepare for The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon production. Tickets are now on sale for $10. There will be three shows: Tuesday 3/29 at 4pm, Wednesday 3/30 at 6:30pm, and Thursday 3/31 at 6:30pm. We are proud of your hard work and can't wait to see the final show!

 

Our middle school seventh graders enjoyed an insightful, collaborative project in their English and social studies classes. Students read, discussed, and wrote about the historical fiction novel, The Samurai's Tale. The story took place in feudal Japan in the 1500s. Students studied this era in social studies, along with European history. They gained a deeper understanding of the class hierarchy and power struggles during that time. The study was further enhanced by a Google Earth Japanese castle tour and a Japanese manor design group activity. Seventh graders worked in groups to complete a Hero's Journey jamboard where they analyzed their own strengths and challenges to complete both a personal shield and a group shield. They produced detailed artwork during the course of this unique, collaborative experience. Well done, Cougars!

 

Does your child love performing on stage? Get a chance to train with Star International (a professional modeling and talent training center) to learn acting and modeling skills. Many of their students participate in world-class opportunities including Paris Fashion Week, China/New York Fashion Week, Hollywood movie productions, and TV commercials. DONATED BY: Julia Guo Family

Led by Clairbourn Cub Master, Jenny C., Cub Scout Pack 364 held their Annual Pinewood Derby last week in our multi-purpose building. With the help of the adults, scouts built their own unpowered, unmanned miniature cars from wood, usually from kits containing a block of pine wood, plastic wheels, and metal axles. Special thank you to our parent volunteers for your support!

 

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