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Schroeder Elementary School A California Distinguished School |
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News and Updates |
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Thinking Maps in the classroom. |
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THREE FOR ME PROGRAM We are very excited to continue our “Three for Me Program”. This is a PTA sponsored program that recognizes the efforts of our volunteers. As three hours of volunteering are completed, your name will be put on the MPR window as one of our “Shining Stars” and your child’s name will be featured in the monthly newsletter (each child will only be listed once). These hours can be completed many different ways: helping in the classroom, taking home projects from teachers, copying, helping with guided reading or other school programs, assisting with PTA events, baking for hospitality and so much more. All you have to do is volunteer three hours and make sure you sign in and out in the volunteer book located in the front office. Thank you for all of your help in making Schroeder the absolute Best! |
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Office: 714-894-7268 Fax: 714-379-5861 |
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Congratulations to Daniel Lopez-Salgado Schroeder’s Every Student Succeeding Award Winner
Daniel is being honored for doing well, working hard, and demanding the best of himself no matter what. Keep up the good work Daniel! |
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE - |
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Congratulations to our own Dave McGovern! Classified Employee of the Year! |
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Cartridges 4 Kids!
Cartridges for Kids is a year-round recycling program that pays Schroeder CA$H for empty inkjet, laser cartridges, used cell phones, laptops, PDA's, iPods, DVD's, Digital Cameras, Video Games and Consoles! The collection box is located in the office. It's easy to turn your trash into CA$H! The money that is earned as a result of this recycling program helps with student programs, student activities, etc.
Thank you in advance for your support! |
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A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUPPORTED THE SCRIP PROGRAM. IT HAS CONTINUED TO GROW AND IN TURN MAKE MORE PROFIT FOR THE SCHOOL !!!!! |
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Attention Parents!! If you have moved or changed your phone number please let us know!
Please contact the office at 714/894-7268. |
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Congratulations Mrs. Hungerford Schroeder’s Teacher of the Year
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May 2 Skate Night May 4 Golf Ball Drop May 7 School Site Council Meeting May 7-18 State Testing May 8 PTA Board Meeting May 9 Kindergarten Field Trip May 14 2nd & 3rd Grade Field Trips May 15 Dining Night May 18 & 19 Glee off 2 Stacey May 21 Art Assembly “Big Wave” May 28 Memorial Day - No School May 30 Volunteer Tea May 31 1st Grade “Going Buggy” June 1 Rodeo/Carnival |
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Glee Off
Many of Schroeder kids have been working very hard in the Stacey Drama "Glee Off". They will be performing at Stacey Middle School on Friday May 18th at 7pm and Saturday May 19th at 1pm and 7pm. Here are the Schroeder participants:
BREAK A LEG!!!!! |
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Schroeder’s 3rd Annual Camp Out Friday, June 8 – Saturday, June 9 Come enjoy a night of camping with your Schroeder family. More information to follow closer to the event.
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May Asset of the Month: Integrity “The time is always right to do what is right.” – Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE - MRS. BRECKENRIDGE
State Testing: May 7 – 18, 2012 This year our 2nd – 6th grade students will be taking California Standards Tests from May 7th through May 18th. During those two weeks, 22nd,3rd and 5th grade students will have 6 days of testing, while 4th and 6th grade will have 4 days of testing. All students are tested in Language Arts and Mathematics. Fifth grade students are also tested in science. Tests begin first thing in the morning and usually last until recess. It is very important that students arrive on time, everyday. Here are four ways to help your child be successful. 1. Explain that the tests will show how much he has learned. Encourage him to try his best, but don’t put too much emphasis on them that he feels stressed. 2. Practice the test format. For example, your child might have to read a paragraph and answer questions. Using one of his textbooks, have him look at the questions at the end of the section first and then read the passage. That will help him know what to read for and how to find the answers. 3. Limit activities the night before tests. You may want to avoid having guests for dinner or skip his brother’s baseball game if it means being out late. Be sure your child gets to bed on time and sets an alarm for the next morning. 4. On test day, give him an energy boosting breakfast. Try to include both protein (eggs, yogurt, milk) and carbohydrates (fruit, oatmeal, toast).
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Schroeder’s 3rd Annual Camp Out Friday, June 8 – Saturday, June 9 Come enjoy a night of camping with your Schroeder family. More information to follow closer to the event.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE - STEPHEN GILLETT
Hello Schroeder Mustangs,
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