Today is the Last Day to signup for Q4 Enrichment
Q4 Parker-Anderson and Lango Classes
Sign up for Parker-Anderson and Lango third quarter enrichment classes and extended care. The deadline for class enrollment is March 13. Classes begin Monday, March 17.
Please see the attached flyers for details:
Lango JPK - K After School Language Classes
(click on the flyer)
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Wednesday 3/26:
Conference Day for JPK through Fifth Grade
School Bookings will close next Thursday, March 20 at 3 p.m. Please book your conference time before then.
Follow this link to schedule a conference time with your child's teacher. Use event code: uudys. Follow the instructions on each page and schedule your in-person meeting. You will receive an email confirmation of your Conference Day booking. School Bookings will close on March 20 at 3 p.m., so please book your conference time before then. It is vital that parents keep to this schedule and end their appointments in a timely manner. If you think you will need more time, please discuss this with your teacher during the appointment.
 Middle school conferences on March 26 are by invitation only. As always, teachers are available any time to address any concerns you may have. Please note there is NO SCHOOL on Parent/Teacher Conference Day on Wednesday, March 26.
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C.A.S.T. Performance:
Goldilocks on Trial
See you on Friday March 21 at 6 p.m.!
CAST is proud to present Goldilocks on Trial coming to the MPB this March. Goldilocks has been put on trial for breaking and entering and it is up to Judge Wallabee and you (our audience!) to determine if she is innocent or guilty! With appearances from the Three Bears, The Big Bad Wolf, a silly concoction of jurors, and even more fairytale characters - this 60 minute play is sure to have audiences laughing!
There will be two performances for students: Wednesday 3/19, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. for grade 4 to 8 and Thursday 3/20, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. for grade 1 - 3. A final public showing for all guests will be on Friday 3/21 at 6 p.m. Friday performance tickets are now on sale for $10.
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Clairbourn Life
Eagles • Pi Day • CFA Meeting and more!
A lot is happening around the campus! Thank you to all the parents for enriching our community by attending the CFA meeting and volunteering!
 Did you hear the exciting news? Big Bear's beloved bald eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, recently welcomed three eaglets into the world! Our Kindergarteners joined a Zoom call with the Friends of Big Bear Valley to ask questions about Jackie and Shadow, learn about these incredible birds, and explore their nest. Click here to watch the nest camera.
 Meanwhile, middle school students participated in a pi recitation contest in advance of Pi Day, coming up on Friday, 3/14. Twenty-one students chose to compete, impressively reciting digits from memory. Congratulations to our top four winners: 1st - Fiona T. (241 digits!), 2nd - Victor Z., 3rd - Ethan C., and 4th - Milton L. Enjoy your delicious pies!
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Clairbourn Insights
Seventh graders utilized their knowledge about Japanese Medieval Samurai. As they worked together in groups of three, they researched weaponry, armor, the Bushido - the code that samurai follow to be honorable soldiers and citizens, and wrote their own haikus about the famous battles where the samurai defeated the Mongols. They also studied the social hierarchy of the period, connecting what they learned to a broader understanding of medieval Japan. What an engaging way to wrap up their social studies unit! We can't wait to see your final projects!
 To deepen their understanding of Buddhism as part of their study of world religions in World History, both sixth and seventh graders toured the Hsi Lai Temple in Hacienda Heights. They enjoyed the beautiful grounds and Buddhist statues, learned from a knowledgeable guide, and even participated in a walking meditation. This hands-on experience brought their classroom learning to life in a meaningful way.
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Tomorrow is Mothers & Grandparents Visiting Day! Join us in the MPB for Morning Assembly and visit your child's classes throughout the day. Enjoy refreshments under the lunch canopy and get to know other moms and grandparents. There will be complimentary valet parking in the front parking lot between 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. We look forward to seeing you there!
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School News: Standardized Test Scores Now Available
 Standardized ERB test scores for grades 2-8 are now available for parents to review. Please email Ms. Morales or call 626-286-3108, ext 111.
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Important Dates
Clairbourn CAST
show times are:
3/19, 3/20 and 3/21 |
3/14 Mothers and Grands Visiting Day / Dress Uniform / Half-Day with noon dismissal
3/17 Late Start Day and Wear Green Today (in honor of St. Patrick's Day)
3/18 Breakfast for Lunch Day
3/20 Taco Lunch Day
3/21 All School Assembly / Clairbourn T-Shirt Day
3/25 Habit Lunch Day
3/26 No School (conference day for JPK to fifth grade)
3/27 KFC Lunch Day
3/28 Free Dress
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Spring Online Auction April 11 to 18: Donate to our silent auction and make a difference!
Our spring silent auction is just around the corner and we need your support to make it a success. We're looking for exciting in-kind donations such as sporting event and concert tickets, restaurant certificates, spa packages and any other unique experiences. Every donation helps support our school and students. If you or someone you know would like to contribute, please contact Connie Kim or Lucy Balikian for more details. Thank you for your support! |
Celebrating the love of math and numbers!
Did you know pi is an irrational number that goes on infinitely without repeating? Did you know pi is a mathematical constant and is equal to the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter? And the first Pi Day was celebrated in San Francisco in 1988? And March 14 is also the birthday of Albert Einstein? |
Billie Jean King: Champion On and Off the Court
Billie Jean King was born on November 22, 1943. She started playing tennis at age 11 and went on to win 39 Grand Slam titles, including a record 20 at Wimbledon.
Billie Jean King had her famous match against Bobby Riggs in 1973, where she proved women could compete equally with men, inspiring the fight for equal rights in sports. She helped form the Women’s Tennis Association and the Women’s Sports Foundation to support girls and women in sports. Although she has won many awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, she values the impact she’s had on others the most. Today, she continues to advocate for women in sports and recently helped launch the Professional Women’s Hockey League—all while rocking her signature colorful glasses. |
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